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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27
THE PILLS.


The Brandreth Pills give strength for weak
ness-they are liked best by those who have Ia
ken the most OF them. Dir. Brandreth can give
personal reference TO thousands who have been
restored from a bed ofsickness by their use, when
every other means had proved entirely unavailing.
These cases are continually occurring in this city
and every part of the Union. Get Brandreth's
Pills il you are not perfectly healthy, and they
wiltrestore you-if medicine can do it-because
they expel those humors which are the cause of
impurity OF the blood and at the same time the
body is strengthened by the operation Of this
most excellent medicine.
TESTIMONIALS from twenty.three citizens
of Tarrytown, Weschester county, N. Y, con-
corning the value of BRANDRETHS PILLS, as
a cure BILIOUS and DYSPEPTIC cases.
January ID, l647.
DR.. B. BRANDRETH: ~
My Dear Strive til undersigned being fully
convinced OF the superior quality OF your Vegeta.
BILE Universal Pills over all others as a Cathartic
Medicine, which opinion is founded on our own
personal experience-having used them for years
as u family medicine. We therefore take pleas.
ure in thus recommending them as specially ex'
cellent in preventing aud curing those bilious
difficulties to which almost every individual is aI
certain periods OF the year, more or less subject
In all dyspeptic euses in which we have seen
them used, they have effected a cure. The meth.
cd of using them was to take one or two every
night when going to bed. Whoever that is dys
peptic. and follows this advice, will be sure Of
cure, so we believe, as we have never know
them to hil. Nothing but the welfare of our Eel
low beings has induced us to write this; you viii
therefore confer a particular favor upon us b,
having it published
(Signed,)
Jacob Odel. P. M. Chas. H. IUrderhill, D. M
Kent, Wilet Carpenter, John F, Child, W. F YaI
Wart, Elias Mann, b. A. Clapp, George Mills
Henry B. Todd, John Dewere, Eliza Welday
Steuben Swartwout. VIM. D.. Ward, E. L. Hall
Joseph II. Vail John Leonard, Thos. Dean, M
D. Marling, Cornelius Dose, John l.. Weeks, W
A. Weldey, james s. See.
The BRANDRETH'S PILLS are sold for 9
cts per box, at Dr.. B. Brandreth's Principalo Office
24l Broadway New York,
NJ Beware OF CoWterfeits!!! The ~lollowir
ave The only authorized Agents for the sale Of IN
genuine Brandre,h Pills in t fairfield county
REINMuND Son 4 BECK, Lancaster, Joseph Glen
ant. Roualton, Peter Weiscr, Green Castle. lsra'
Gregg, Iy.AopOis, J. B. Evans, Wiachestsr PEI
Shaver, Oaktand, ]. II. Sundemaa Amanda.
Berry, Sugar Grove, A~shnaush s. Beery, Brenle'
Cha,sG e. Wilson 4 Co., Rushuilie, Jesse Leohne
Hca Rashsille, F. Breck, Carroll. N. ]. Bowe'
Pitkenngton, Cox s. Read, Baltimore, PM
Ham, ~Picasantuille, !. B.&C. Padden, SdteD
Jocob Ke,ner, MiterSport
Lancaster August 7, le4T. lml''
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27
dissolution Notice.

WNHE firm of, c. Maccracken having dissoly.
M ed, J. C. Maccracken associating himself
with Work Gslbraith and John Maccracken TAX
ing charge Of the accounts and books OF ). o.
c.. Maccracken and J. c. Maccracken, notice Is
hereby given to al those indebted that immediate
payment must be made.
All accounts unsettled and all notes unpaid on
the 18th day Of June next will be lett IN the
hands of proper officers for collection:
John Maccracken will always be found at the
counting room Of Maccracken q Gaibraitn,
&c, MACCRACKEN,
j. MACCRACKEN,
Lancaster May 10th ls47.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27

The couniryman aud the Clam Soup.
A few days ago; just before dinner
time, a hungry looking man entered the
Refractory ofMr. Warner-and propoun-
ded the unusual interrogalory-
Is this the place where they keep clam
soup!'
Yes SIR said Mr.. Warner, how much
will you havel
Well, replied the customer, i guess
III take three cents worth
Three cents wOrtAP exclaimed the as
tonished host, why narrative where are
you going 10 put three cents worth
You certainly vol pretend To eat that
quantity at one time!!'
How do you sell it, asked the aston.
ished countryman.
One cent a gallon!'
'Well I'll try a gallon said the coun-
tryman, as he liesurely took a seat in one
ofthe boxes.
MIR. Warner who felt in the humor fol
a joke, measured out a gallon Of Clam
Soup. and had it carried to the customer
He commenced deyouring it, and after
several temporary suspensions in ordertC
wipe away the perspiration, and breathe
free, he at length found the bottom ofhi;
soup dish. Mr.. w. euquired ofthe Gus
toner, whether he didn'twant morel He
replied negatively, and enquired of Mr.
Warner.
Howl in the world do you manage tC
make soup so cheapF
why sai6 Mr.. Warner in the spring
we buy about a hundred clams-put then
into a hegshead of water and occasion
ally throwing in a few crackers, aud suf
feient pepper and salt, in a few week:
have the soup ready for use, aud keepi
the whole year round
We'll, now! amt that fust rate VIVA
d'you ask for the receipt
'For a county right, l ask $50; $50 70
a township; and SO for a family right
'That'll jist suit us, for we don't ge
clans whar | live, morn once a year
The next time | come down, | guess II
buy a family right Tn desperate ton'
@ Clam Soup myseE- Trenton St@'
Gzette.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27
w. y.
ROOkSeHIcT and StatiOner.

One door acest of The Hooking Valley Bank,
MAIN STREET LANCASTER ONO.
VZEEPS constantly on hand, a large assortment
~ OF Medical Miscellaneous and School Books
Also Blank-books. Stationary &c. SC. OF every
description. All of which will be sold ut prices
as moderate as those Of any establishment in
Central Ohio
Lancaster June 25 1917. lY7.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27

Doors oN.-Not long since, a raw
Hoosier came aboard a steamboat above
St. Louis. At night the Hoosier turned
into his berth with his boots on. The
Stewart, seeing this, said;
Sir you you have lain down in your
boots
The raw one raised his head, and look
ing down at the boots, innocently replied
well it wont hurt EN-; they Amt the best
I've got
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27

Evil THoUeHrs.-Evil thoughts are
worse enemies than lions and tigers; for
we can keep out ofthe way of@ild beasts,
but bad thoughts win their way every.
where. Tho cup that is full will hold
no more; keep your head and heart full
of good thoughts. that bad thoughts may
| not find room to enter.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27

To WELL EDucATED You've MEN.-
Young men who have received a good
English education, and who are accus-
toned to or are able to teach, will receive
the detailed particulars OF "a respectable
permanent and lucrative employment,
which may be followed in any part of the
United States, from Maine to Texas, By
addressing box 1918, New York, giving
real name and address, and good refer
ence.
Editors copying this paragraph will
contribute to the education of the masses
besides securing employment for hun
'dreds of teachers out Of situatious.--Aa
glo Saxon.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27
In Fairfield Common Pleas,
Elizabeth Townsend,
PETITION

.F. 10 h
George, Benjamin, John, james.
Charles, William and Mary
Townsend, Richard Millikan FOR
and Sarah Millikan, William B.
Wood and Ann Wood, Heirs
at-Law Of William M. Town DOVER.
send. deceased.
HNHE above named Defendants (some ofwhom
are non-residents) will take notice that the
said Elizabeth Townsend, Widow of William M.
Townsend, deceased, has filed IN the Clerks OF
flee of the Court of Common Pleas of Fairfield
County, her Petition for an assignment Of Dover
in the following Real Estate, IN said County, to-
wit: Part of Lots Nos. 8 and Ain the third Square
of the Town Of Lancaster. Also, part ofa Fifty
Acre Tract in Section No. SO, Township No Is,
and Range No. 10, Of which said William NJ.
Townsend died seized. The said Defendants are
hereby notified to be and appear before our said
Court, atthe next Term thereof and plead, answer
ordeinur to said Bill, otherwise the same will be
taken as confessed by them and the matters there
Of decreed accordingly.
CREEDS, Attorneys for Petitioner.
July %. l847. 6wllpf$3, so
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27

DERSONS wishing TO purchase a good Gold OF
Silver Watch, as cheap as they can in the
Eastern cities; are invited TO examine the extern
sive assortment for sale by
GATES g. CoSPER.
Tallmadge House, Lancaster, June Is, l847.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27
LOOking GLASS Plates.

MATES & CosPER, lin the Tallmadge House
W are prepared to furnish Looking Glass Plate'
OF all sizes, from 0 by 10 inches to 10 by 20 inches
al oery loW prices,
Lancaster, June 25 l847. Z
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27
Silver. Ware.

Unable, Desert aud Tea Spoons, Salt Mus
tard and Cream do. Butter Knives &c. also
the Real German Silver Table e. Tea Spoons,
For sale by GATES g. COSPER.
.]une l8, l847.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27

VALIANr.-An eastern paper gives the
following account ofa domestic conquest:
A man named Lyncb, Of Jersey City,
while drunk few days ago, loaded his
gun with a teavy charge of shot, and
threatened TO kill his wife. She made
preparations TO receive him, by terrifying
the stairs and arming herself with a large
quantity q junk bottles. When he COM
menced his ascent, she pelted him with
the bottles and forced him to retire. He
again made an attempt to ascend, but his
wife caught him By the feet, tripped him
up and threw him heels over head to the
bottom of the stairs. He then decamp-
ed 10 a rum shop opposite, and the wife
procured assistance and was released
from her perilous situation.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27
Gold Pens.

A New arrival by express pPs%r at :,
June IS, 1847.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27
An AFFLUENT CIrIzEN.-Some fourth
Of July poet--who was il! has said that
nThcrn,. M I'D. IL E.Ai..

AN AFFLUENT CIrIzEN.-Some fourth
OF July poet who was il! has said that
There's no wealth like freedoms"
and we have been furnished BY the remi.
%niscenccs ofa professional friend with an
amusing illustration Of the truth. Some
time since a hatless luafer was offered
at the bar ofone of our courts az bail for
an offender. When asked what the a.
mount of his property, real and personal
might be. he answered from fifty 10 one
hundred thousauddollars. Thisrespopse
excited ssme surprise, and the fortunate
possessor ofilis large fortune was ask
ed to point out the character and condi.
ton ofhis properly.
why" said he, Il an in the way Of
realcslate, pait ownerofthis courthouse,
these public buildings and the squares
upon which they are erected. have an
interest in all the public lands, amounting
10 some thousands Of millions Of acres
| own a share in all the government yes
sells; and have a pro rata right 10 all the
contens of the sub reasury, as one ofthe
sovereign people of this republic
"Bnt," said the magistrate, ARE you sure
that after paying the debts Of the present
war, there will be any assets left to meet
this recognizance!" The poor fellow
admitted that this was a point undream-
ed ofin his philosophy, and consented to
stand aside until the question could be
settled.-Ph'ladeIDhia North american.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27

IMPORTANT DEcisIoN.-The Court Of
Appeals ofKentucky on Thursday week.
decided the celebrated Maysville Metho-
dist Church case. by which thsy give the
entire property to the Church South.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27

~ The following which we copy from
the New Orleans Bee Of the 2Sth, is ad.
mirable. Every wing will read it with
satisfaction, and it would be good for the
souls of some democrats ifthey would pc
ruse it with candid attention, remember
ing that the criticisms Of Mr.. Rice upon
The Acts Of tie administration ore not by
a Mexican Wig" but by L0c96co.
Mr.. Rice makes a formidable list of char
ges against President Polk and the Lo-
%cofoco Congress- and the American peo-
] ME will sustain Them.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27
Agents for the Lancaster Gazette.

.MLtersport: E. Vance Greenfield r; Walter McFar-
.Neso Salem: Or. NJ D. Brock land Thomns Littleleld
PiekeriRFtoa: A. Bright, Jr Please r. TIP. Aslbrook
Jefferson: David Jenring East RnshUfHei David Baker
Lithopolis: Lewis Huber W:RushUiHs; N. 3. CousIon
Canal Winchester; Or. Potter Bremen Beery 4 Ashbaugh
LoekpiLle WIN P. Tehnent Auburn r.; J. Hall, b. Black
Amanda: Nathan J, Worrall Bern r: James r. PeaTce
Royanon. ]. Elements, Jr. Perry T0on: Levi Friend
amanda III. VIM. Ashhrook Madison r: lie KOontz
COrroii; William T. Brock lClearereek; Col,W. Hamilton
Basil; Henry Leonard GranUiHe: 2. K Hagerman
Baltimore; II. l. Nicely Somerset; David Hewitt
V. b. PALMER, Esq, General Agent for the Eastern Cities
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27
The undersigned humbly asks that this
petition may be granted, and as duty
viii ever pray.
DAVID JORDoN.


The petition above was referred to a
committee Of Bachelors at the late sit.
ting of The Legislature, who not only
unanimously reported in favor ofthe pray.
erof the petitioner, but further recon-
mended The grant Of an additional guam
tity Of land in order to meet any further
emergency that might arise IN conse
qaence of other additions to Mr.. Jordan's
already large family circle. OF course
the patriotic Legislators of Maine adopt
ed the report, and no doubt that Mr. Jor-
dan is far happier in the beautiful gifts
of Providence and the State, than if, in
stead of Vbeying the command to increase
aud multiply, he had been engaged in
deSHoyiRg life in Mexico, for seven dol
lards a mouth and lGO acres Of wild land
in the forest.-Ch Christian Citizen.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27
NEW SERIES---yOL. 2. NO. Is.
JRLEsHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING B
JOHN II.

OFFIcE--Tallmadge Buidings--Third Floor
opposite J.. 81. C. Maccracken's Store.
Terms For one year, CASH IN adeance, 81 90
Within the year, .....2 50f
After the expiration Of the year, .......3 90
INDUCEMENTS FOR CLUBS.
Ten copies, to one address, cash in adj
vance, SO
Any larger number in the same proportion.
ADVERTISING.
One square, one insertion, .-.--....$0 so
" three insertions, ..----.-.l 90
Each continuance, ....-.--------- %
EB-A liberal discount will be made to yearly
advertisers.
Ey-JoB WORK neatly and promptly executed.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27

w-Ths followingis an excellent pun
ming toasti
Our countrymsn-May their bysats-
works ever afford a shelter to the Amri-
can ~intaasry.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27
CheaD Watches.

Lancaster, April Ia, 1917.
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AmnsrmEula.
IHE HrTCHINSnN FAMILY. or

THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY, "a her rs;arn
hone from insif West N tclr Anno.nec y ~ pleas
ure 10 heir friends ana e,ens = Ne Iork hsi ihey viii
Civ v0oai en'rusinr-nt the Broadway rsoenseie
Friday evening. March being heir sst Cooeeet ~
FOR The season IN New.Iork Tickets . ernts each,
TO Be obsned the Muse and ne door on the
evening 81 Corcer
PROGRAMME.
we re with you once sgso.- Words By o. r Nor.
ousr.tte-a rss old Church Bell" Melody BY Russell
arranged BY Eurhinson-
I" He doeth sl things we'll
TIE Bridge q Sshs.r Words ~ ne s'e Ttenas
Hood Music BY Hutchinson
pARrn.
TIE MOJNTAiNEER
" T 10 sn the Nocrtsreer;
Ny kingdom . he greenwood gsee,
Ny subjects the wild Bird and deer.
Nv palace he spreading Tree
Melody by Msrshall; arranged BY Hutchinson.
crGss-
Second psrIl
Poetry BY Tennyson; Music BY Dempsfsr
The Saves Al pesi.
Excelsior Written By Loussslcw
There ss good time coming Music BY Hutchinson
NAN rHE LIZA so,r.
Finale.
The Old Granite State ma
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Hssht to Liverpool has been engaged a, ID y n fol
saasre and I'd for round
Hour AND MEAL--The market continues arm and
% pts pure Genesee can be had below Ood7 l2s
Md Michigan and Oswego 81. There have been sales
Of bout 5000 bbls at the above fsures To arrive after
1oopsning Of the Canal 5000 bos Michigan and Gene
- sold At o. % 49, and 5000 do In May private bar.
~ We note ssles 500 bbls fancy Ohio att 37a7 so.
kSou.hsrn there i, but ti. doing Georgetown held
ue7s with some inquiry a. e2s. Baltimore, &C. can
etought st 6as. Brandyw1ne 10 . 62s 90 %. with
nss $40 bbs small parcel Philadelphia sold at o2'
~ Meal there 10 increased demand, and ~ to l2oOo
~ Jersey and Brsndywine have been sold at s. to
M and S 06a5 l2i on the spot Last sale hrsndywns
eAos Is Is. Rye Flour norninaly 49,
eRAIN-white wheatis scarce. OF Jersey red we note
NJ 5000 bushels at laoel5O cts Corn is scarcely Sc
ss1 a. IL was nor active. The Gales are 2aOVO oosn
= eass Cor Southern White and Yellow. and g gs
- Jersey Yellow. There were also sales 10000 bush.
rive In June at IS cts and 10000 do on the opening
ashs River, at "a cu. Rye 10 ssa9o Gus, with sales
sp>t Sales 500 bushels 70 arrivs a. ~ etc. There
~ sals Of 800 bbls White Beans at si a. per bush
WHIsKY-Ths market for bills 10 arm at ~ cents.
v4A but few sales Drudge also % cents. steady.
oEEDs-A sale of 50 bblsnsw Pennsylvania Clover was
Nportsd ct o. bat this figure 10 above the market
NAVAL sTORES-some moderate transactions in
Crude Turpentine have been made at 50 y Dbl sales
80 bbls Spirits at 40 cents, cash
oRocFRIEs-At auction 900 hhds New.orlssns Su-
sss cold a, ssos o6. Mossses is heavy with rather 8
4positon to depress the market
RICE-A small sale made al IS for prime, butihe
Aleh teights keep out exporters
OU,-Whale is nominslly % cents and dull At the
Cas-, 200 or 800 bbs Crude Sperm sold At ll0a liz cents
Nsh, which 10 On advance.
BoNE-Thsre has been movement In North.wes
Which has taken 10000 lbs and perhaps more at STE
nd thsreabonts-
LATH-ssles Eastern. at 2 50 Per NJ, cash
pROvlsIoNs-Tbe market for Pork continues with.
out activity but Mess 10 firm Of IL rs. Prime 10 dun Al
Y So For Beef the market 10 steady ~ I3ts ",
md 1917 for Country and City. Nsrces scarce,
ma hsld high Lard IL less firm Small sales Kegs at
los Ia Picked Meats we hear OF 50 bos Hams AZ 10
butter and Cheese arn, and 10 fair request
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NEW WAREHOUSE FOR
Rim T S o N L Y O..
spring styles,

LEE, JUDSON LEE, SO CEDAR-ST.
Offer for sale by the piece or package,
" 500 CASES PRINTED CALlCoEs- Comprising
ali the desirable new styles. large proportion OF when
having been for before the late rise in The ms
ke, will be sold less than manufacturers present prices
Printed lists Of prices put into the hands OF onyes
of Lee and Brewster from which he retired IN Iot, na'
Joined the firm OF Lee Judson, and socls inc psMvn
se Of his old friends The business Ia conducted under
re S S of LEE, JUDSON 4 LEE.
inc n'no VI 100, PSF ifs
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MuSEuM.

AMERICAN MUSEUM.
EOUR SPLENDID PERFORMANCES TO-pAY-ln
II the morning ~ II oelocs In The afternoon al IN TIC
evening az o'clock and again a.
M Free Lis except toe Press
GENERAL TOM THUMB,
the smallest Man IN Miniature In the known word
weighing only FIFTEEN Pounds. who has been patron
ised py all the CROWNED HEADS
OF Europe and by 900 PERSONS. ha.
returned TO America to me Ise,-1 ship Cambria and
70 the American public At hs old headquaers the Amer
cen Museum, where he 10 70 be seen -
EVERY MORNING. FROM II TO lai O'CLOCK
bic sSsordnsry and popular performances including bis
CITIZENS DRESS, Ia which be will rslse hi. History,
Travels Nc. sing variety II soug', d.nee IL PoIs.'
sisi osEapT oRscss sfaTuE
&c He Will .Pge.r Ia rs mssninsens
worn before LOU. PHILIPPE, King Of the French and all
the princp pal Court. Of Europe After which he viii sr
p'' BEAUTIFUL SCOTCH COSTUME.
In which he will dance the HiGHLAND FLING, nc he
The MAGNIFICENT PRESENT recevod rom Queen
ve,ons and The principal Crowned Heads OF Europe VIII
IN The AFTERNOON FROM O'CLOCK.
b. WI sppss, on n. ssss !. the Lecture Room IN '
In the Evening at and again at s. ocloes he will also
appear on the ' 5tir h e M Rs'I1q''
Deeply d IL 1y. si ahrs ass 49, 10
which bs. been received with raplarans Applause q ali
The principal Theatres snd saloons Londoa ans the Fro
vnss TsTo; = FRA sdI y. Y.o... Comedian.
aIssks WaEELEa gid JyLIEs
LIVING oRAs0 ogTsN9 % Be seen ell hours
ANA MnanA1E RocS&EIL, Forum. Teller
r.Sdmssions-ous payment win enitls 70 but ous sdms-
gSss ar: ,:;D:es .ss. ,s n S:.; ;o
ever a. soon % be can pay brief visii the principal
American cities and ,hsr.iOrs that HE engagement hs
'' M - T. BARSUM.
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Drp Goods.


DURNT ENs.-Nankeens.-Av very large
ID lot Nsnkeens burnt only the edges, and only
cents yard, 10 yards In piece, al is7 Grecnweh'I
between Cortland and Dey sis. mzxhs-
DIRNT KENTUCKY JEANS and Psnlsloon
Dsnas; slso burnt Teweling very cheap all for "ls
at Is7 GreenwchsL between Cortland and Dey nj A..
QARKER, OF ISL GRASD-sT. ssssn pre-
ID pared 10 offer his friends aud customers choice as
,or,msu OF Dry Goods and prices which will asonlsn
hem He would call attention 10 the following goods st
received. viz: - =, ,
n pieces rich Dress SILKS al is 70 3D. and 81. per yard
IS do vide do from 6s. and upward.
2e.se. Nous de Lsnes high coors al IL Sd aid 70 pryd
csss French Ginghams, new styles, a. Is 81 per I'd
? doL English Pr'nts a. only =. per I'd
Seversl cases OF Domestic Prints. new spring styles
BALES u English Long ClQlh Al 10. per I'd
Also bai-s u brown and bleached Donesles, o. me
best manufacture. -.
As he = now daily adllls 10 his socs everything desra-
appears purchasers can Always rely upon nsVn
me assst most Fashioned good. 70 maze ther ssiec-
ton ron I'M Sllsl STEPHEN BARKER, 2al Grand--t
ARMY AND NAVY USIF0Rns made according
"A 10 The LATEST sons aud Al ths lowest cssn price,
By VIM. 7. JENNINGS L co. 81 broafwsy
M IL American b0esb
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pAssENoERs SAILED.
FARFD.

Ships Sullivan Waite. Charleston, Bulkleyi Louisa
Iesvitt New Orleans VIM Nelson; Gsrrck, TASK
Liverpool Collins 49,.
Barks Bogota, Thomas. santa Marina &c; ueols g
Domingu,z. Victor lie Roy Havrc, Boyd Hneken.
Brig Excel Macy. Savannah, sturgess, Chairman 90
schr Virginian Hall Charleston, Plat a. Van Brunt
Courier Couch. Richmond. Allen a. Paxson ArriVa
Jopes Philadelphia Plat Is Van Brunt Lucy Ann spear
New Orleans J Elwell g. Co.
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Markets. :. Carefully reported for IA< TS's1n<
TUESDAY, March ..
AsHEs-Therc IL q continued demand for Pearls and
hare Ia none 10 be bad below So The supply unsold
hrpor,ed not To exceed 600 bos Pots are s7i with
sssS l25 bbis
coTToN-The sales have been larger than on any day
uscs the arrival OF the Sarah Sands amounting to 1000
Mica the majority Of which has been taken by spnners
kough shippers and spectators have both taken little
n rgard TO prices consider those paid to-day show
u ssvanes OF to 10 the low sales OF Friday
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LIQUID HAIR DYE. u.,r
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fecly even and nArufGl color without siAlnI 80
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assortmsu, manufactured only BY WIN BATE ELVn, !
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