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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-05-25
LATE FROM MEXICO.

The schooner Mary arrived at New Or
leans on the morning of The 18Th, from Vera
Cruz. At last quorum of the Mexican
Congress has assembled at Queretaro, and
were awaiting the arrival of the American
Commissioners, 10 commence deliberations
upon the treaty.
The opinions upon the peace question
were as yet various and conflicting. The
following comes from Queretaro, April Cd ::
CAT IL o'clock at night the people have
become weary with suffering the oppression
and sport of petty tyrants. This is at least
the case with Mexico"
The dispatch then goes OH to speak, as
follows:
'By the omnipotent exercise of its will,
discarding what is called the General Gov
eminent of the nation established at Quere-
laro, it has Frustrated to the earth its trea-
cherous oppressors. At 9 O'Clock on the
night of this day, without any resistance, it
proclaimed the only plan which, in our pre-
sent circumstances, can save the country,
viz: War, and war without truce or quarter,
until an honorable peace is concluded Such
is the programme of this pressing resolution,
at the head Of which the distinguished Gen.
Almonte, Bustamente and Paroles, to whose
voice all who are Mexicans rather than par
tizans, will respond. The tocsin of liberty
has sounded at last Sons of Hidalgo and
lturbide, awake! The invincible hand OF
Providence points out to you by which eve
ry nation Of the globe will occupy its true
place. Mexicans, fulfil your destiny"
American deser,ers were continually ar
irving at Quere.aro. During the previous
three days, 20 had presented themselves to
the Mexican government, and were incorpo.
rated in Santa Patrico's company.
The garrison of Queresaro was composed
of $50 men, of all arms.
A wager of $4,000 had been made for
and against peace, several deputies being
concerned in the bet.
A correspondent says Herrera has been
nominated for the Presidency, and moiori-
ty Of voters will vote for him.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-05-25
To --, Baltimore.
BALTIMORE MARKET.
MONDAY, May 22d, Is4s.

MONDAY, May 22d, Is4s.
FLcUR.-We have to note a decline in the pride
of Howard street Flour. There were sales on Sa-
turday ola few hundred bbls. at SIS ,6s$a56 and
to-day 400 bbs. mixed brands were sold at $3.50
GRAIN.-Wheat has declined Sales of good to-
prime reds were made at l2sal35 cts. Corn is in
good supply, but the demand is not active, and pri-
ces are shade lower. We note sales of yellow at
46a47 cts, and of white at 4Oa42 cts. Sales Of
Oats at 32a35 cents.
ToBAcco.-There has been no change in the
Tobacco Market since last week.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-05-25
p. J. STEER,
MERCHANT TAILOR,


WASHINGTON CRY, PENN. AVENUE,
HAs this day (May eth) received large addi-
III tional supply of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
embracing many new and seasonable articles tor
Coats, Pantaloons, and Vests, such as tine French
Cashmere Cloths, Cashmerets, Habit Cloths, Patio
Cloths, Drap d'Etes, sc.
Thin Cassimeres and Drlngs in great variety;
and Vestings also-a choice stock. -,
Particular attention is invited to large lot OF the
most beautiful silk Fancy Crayats for gentlemen;
together with all articles for gentlemens use usual-
ly kept by merchant tailors
Gentlemen wishing to replensh their wardrobes
may find at my establishment almost every thing
they need (may 25-ly.)
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-05-25

* STOLEN from the farm of the
Er~rET-T 4 subscriber, on Friday night last the
IIt1N 10Th instant, light bay GELDING,
y4Sat1z. a-re with both hind feet white nearly to
the hook Joint, and star in the forehead; nearly
blind, being quite old. Any person knowing where
the said horse is will do favor by informing me.
w. H. ROBERTSON,
NAV 25-3t, near Port Tobacco.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-05-25

Graham's Magazine for June has been re-
ceived, and it is fully equal to any of the
preceding numbers. 1t gives portrait Of
Capt. S. H. WALKER, besides other superior
engravings.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-05-25

FIRE.-We regret to learn that the spa
cious Dwelling House of William D CIaget,
Esq, in Queen Anse's district, was con-
sumed by fire on Wednesday night. Every
article of furniture, clothing, Sc, was de-
stroyed. The loss is considerable, and
falls upon one of our worthiest cilizens.-
Mrrl Gao.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-05-25
THE TIMES.
PORT TOBACCO, MD.
FRIDAY EVENING, MAY. &c, ls4s.

IPWM. THOMSON, Baltimore, and E. w.
CARR, Philadelphia, are authorized to procure and
forward advertisements intended for insertion in
this paper.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-05-25

The CANAL-We learn from the Cum
berland Civilian, that this work is progress
sing under such circumstances as render it
certain that it will be completed by the fall
of 1849 Wages on the line are now 81
per day, and hands are coming in rapidly.
The estimates are paid regularly and prompt
ly, and no complaint exists in any quarter.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-05-25
| Com EaltnicQted.

communicated.
Mr.. EDITOR: ''Whereas, the Rev. Mr..
WILMER now'' performs Divine Service Gin
Port Tobacco" at the same hour which it
has been performed for almost twenty-six
years, he could no longer change his ap-
pontmen,s as he did last year, because he
had some veneration for old appointments !;
and, besides, it greatly interlered with
Church appointments in other parishes.
The change of appointments about to be
made, elsewhere, will place those appoint
ments as they formerly stood when there
was no ''con1ict with each others" appoint
nents.
It's but right, MIR. Editor, that you should
insert this also in your paper.
PoRrToBAcCo PARISH, May Goth, 1918.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-05-25

We acknowledge the receipt of dish of
Strawberries from Mr.. SAMUEL H. BEALL.
They were as fine as any we have ever seen,
being very large and delicious, and were
the product of some vines procured of DR..
Bayne. We doubt whether the Doctor him
self has any better. Persons wishing vines
of this species, to transplant at the proper
season, can get them from Mrs. Beall upon
moderate terms.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-06-28

limbs are DISEASED, az the curative process pro
ceeds. under the uce Of these remedies. in one
and all OF the organs aud limbs at the same
time.
The gangiIons Of the middle portions Of the
neck are connected with the muscles Of the limb.
aud body, and the others wuh the organs, &c.
Phy-iclaDs VITO are not well aoaasln ed with
these magnetic symptoms, are necessarily entire.
~ gu rant OF the proper remedies for them, and
coastquendy should never be allowed TO interfere
IN he treatment,
Tubefeullr disease is enlailcd on great many
i'miiies by The frequent chinges of temperature
and by the abu.c oi mercury the faint or seeds
y which Is uniformly destroyed BY tho use of
these pills, IN u safe aud satisfactory manner.
For sale at the Drug store OF J. r. CLINE,
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Great National Work.
A History of the Revolution and L'pss q
The Heroes 9th War Of Independence

A H'story Of the Rerofuhon ana hpss T"
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10 the Historic Literature Of our country. Wea
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at may lie properly considered a popularlsed
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0 HAT IS the medicine generally admins
w tered hv Inc Physician, when first Gale

kAI HAT IS the medicine generally admins.
w tered hy Inc Physician, when first called
10 wish a patient? 4 Catharlic. Whether the
disease be Fever, lilenzl, common Cod. Dys-
EMERY, Rheumatism, Cholera, Colo, Redundancy
OF Bile, OF aay other OF the thousand = ills hch
flesh is heir to y the first object is TO evacuate
tie bow els and when tils is effected in time. re.
lief generally lol!oss. Dr.. Murphy's Sugar.
Coated Vegetable All. Bilious and Anti Dyspep.
tic Pals, as the best Medicine 10 he used IN oil
such cases and the following are some Of the dis.
eases which are almost constantly being cured by
ludicious use of these Pills.
Bilious complaints Of all kinds al! Chronic
and lingering complaints snch as Indigestion and
constipation Of The bowels, of long standing Dys-
pepsia, Liver Complaint, Enlargement OF the
Spleen, Nervous and Sick Head Ache Scrofula,
Scar Ell Rash, aud ali Efuptitns Of the Skin-also.
Bilious Fever. Cost,yencss, Collie, Piles, Droosy,
RheumsiisaI, Jaundce. Fever and Ague Fema 9
DISTINCTIONS, Dyseniery, Diarrhoea, Bowel and
Summer Complaints &c.
They are perfectly safe, and may be taken BY
persons OF all ages, ard 10 all climates where an
aperIent or ealhlriIc would prove beneficial
Tbey arc particularly recommended to persons
residing in warm cina:cs, or along the banss Of
rivers, or IN nsw countries, as they are excellent
preFentiyes TO the summer complaints to which
such countries are peculiarly liable.
They keep disease al distance by Cleansing
the blood promoting healthy and regular score.
ton OF the bile; lmparng strength to the stom.
!, ach, and removing distinctions from the system
"a moderate oil them Ill enable the system 10
ehectually resist those epidemcs and malignant
diseases which are engendered in the summer
months by the decomposition Of vegetable and
animal matter and the poisonous exfalations Of
marshj plains, swamps, aud slagnated pools Of
water; and TO pass through the siekiy season
without contracting any Of the prevalen diseases.
These Pulls are composed entirely Of Vegefabie
ingredients and contain not one particle Of cato.
mel Or mercury IN any form, nor any min raj sub
stance whatever. and may be taken at all times
and under all cireum stances, and By all ages
without any fear Of tie sad consequences often
attending tnercural and mineral preparations.
Persons exposed 10 changes of weather aud eli.
mate-ffdpeileis, emietaHts, seamen soldiers, &c
ARE recommended to provide themselves ailh
supply Of these Pills Their extraordinary eff
caey IL those complaints which prevail in our
Southern and Western States duriuy the sy,,,,.,
months, particularly along the banks of river.
lakes, and ponds, and IN those sections where tb.
land is not cleared up and drained, migbt be seen
ifoei the piles Of letters received 81 the Ptonrie
lor, which have been addressed 10 him b. tbose
who are grateful for the benefit derived from the
use of his lis.
A supply Just received by
JAS. r. GrLNER,
AT THE CnARlolTg DRuG ~roRE
September 10. 1877. AZ.
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8I||l||
GREAT ARRIVAL.

GREAT ARRIVAL.
80 Bushels OR 25 coo Boxes OF Dr.. Con.
DoN's FAMILY PnLs.
rHNilE vas, and increasing demands for this
II new and justly celebrated Medicine. and
the numerous cares they are daily efeeting in all
portions of the country here they have been in
troduced. of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints and
Bilious Diseases, with their we'll known at,cn.
dan's, Sick Headache, &c. has induced the un.
dersigned 10 make arrangements TO receive their
stocks direc, from the Proprietor, and would say
TO their numerous customers that they are pre-
pared to supply them, wholesale or retail, a, New
York prices.
" - per dozen, or % cent. per box.
By I. MELVIN COHEN, No. 10 Ilayne st.
II A fall stock received b, II. y. & l.. S
Williams, and al j. +. Gilmer's Drug Store. ash
for sale by 7. J. Hol,on, Charlotte, NC.
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Patent .IleSGicssted
INDIA RUBBER POROr.
STRENGTHENING PLASTER

In all cases where II is thought adyian.
Il keep up permanent siImulsnl impre,,i0, J
or near the organ diseased, these plaster. MA
found highly valuable 10 6c'. all The -.
tha, can accrue from a continuous eoub,e,s
tan, will 10 produced in the most etfici,n, -
ner by them. As in Rbumalism, Luns-1
Gout, Enlargement Of the Joints, Chrooir N
ease Of the Liver. Spleen. Lungs, or olhs, ~
nal organs. in short, in all other cases wber ~
ming or streugtht ming plas,ers are be,,s,]
these wall be iouad 10 be superior 10 IN, ns,]
use.
lTPrice Is cents each. For sale by Dr.. il,
+. GiLufR, Charl,,,e. n. c.
January 90, lc4s. l73u,
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Louisburg, Franklin county, North Carolina.
The General Agent Is fully prepared to aPy oint
sub-Agents wherever there is no branch of III.
Company; either on personal application or by
mall, post paid. The rapid sale OF ,hes, ceebta-
lea pills, and the extraordinary cures they are
constantly eectln-, render them, by far. the most
popular pull Of the age. An Agency viii consc-
quently be very valuable.
The Gfae'enbcrg Pills are Theoretically supc.
rior to any ever before discovered. In all bilious
complain in geaoral arrangement OF the aye.
ten; In all disorders bich result from bad state
Of the blood, ihrsc pfs are sovereign remedy.
In the class OF diseases called chronic, the Grsc.
ienbefg Pills achieve their highest triumphs--
Here they cefy all competition. En,erin, with
In the hidden Tec' sses Of the system, they quiet
~ bat surely purity the blood, roo, out diseases
lnd give tone aud vig0r 10 a.. body
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KEEP cool, KEEP COO, !,

kOWNlNGSI IMPROVED PATr,,
- vENilLAT REFRIGERATop.u
greatly Reduced Priess, warranted ,uur,io.as
now in use for preserving. perfectly eoo s,. ~
clean, BUTTER. NEAT. EGGS, FRrIr !
QUOR. &C.. during the summer season -,
from Freezing during the winter, apy ,, ,us
posted in IL They also contain a Ws,,,I
Lead Pipe in the ice chamber. by the .rr,,.u
of which perfectly cold wsier can slusv.ssae
without additional ice. (of which len, !: W
than any oiher) Also, Upright Reirge,,,a
BUTTER BOXES. in which Butte, ~
transported with perfect safety by land q, :.
and my celebrated non. conductors Of h..,
water. requiring bu, lbs. OF ice for "a bon..s
thousands will testify. Thankful Ger p.., ~
we hope to merit a continusn:e. Sold bv
X. BROWNING, 10 Commerce ,,,s,,
May ~. near Praita., Dalin,n..
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DIR. suERwooD's CELEBRATED MAG.
NETIC PILLS.
For The cure Of Chronic diseases of The
Organs and limbs.

II a person has tubcrou!a,
On ease requiring these rem
edies, more OF lees Tenderness.
, vii be frlt 90 applying pres.
suIe With the thumb on the
gangllon' oflhe spiaal nerves
IA The ioicfyerlebral spaces
along each side Of the spine.
Any Pc;son Of common sense
esn determine this fact. II
- 40 matter whether there
are o0e or more Places where
Tenderness Is found, OF INC or
more organs or limbs are dis.
'ssed, or which organs or
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BN THEIR USE,

The weak viii become rJng the pale and bill.
Gus complexion te restored 10 per ec,ly fesI
a"d healuiy cd oil Tho bad symptoms will Jne
by ore di-apPelr.
Ia short lhse Pills are an incoLce.val,e adj
vance upon any oiier nedirine ever heiare uler.
gu 10 NE puGIIc. y TRIAL WILL SATISFY ANY ONE
TINS.
Jlg Is, l-47. AIR
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STATE OF NORIHCAROLINA,

Court Of PLEAS and Quarter Sessions, A.
prif Session, lS4S.
J. D. Dos, and others,
rs. Petition for Partition OF
solomon Bost and the
Heirs at Law of E. Land.
abeth Wilhelm.
TIT appearing 10 the satisfaction of the Court.
- that Solomon Bost and the heirs at Law OF
Elizabeth Wilhelm are De fendants in this case and
reside beyond the limits OF this State. II is ticre-
fore Ord;r'd By the Court, that publication be
made IN the Charlotte Journal, published in Char.
lo,te, n. C., for six weeks, notifying said deien
dants, 10 be and appear al the next Court OF Plea.
and Quarter Sessions, 10 be held tor the county
of Cabarrus, at the Court. House in Concord, or
the Sd Monday in July next, 10 plead OF deEur Il
slid petition. otherwise the petition will be heard
ex par,e as TO them and 4 division of the land or
dered accordingly.
Witness. R. w. Foard, CLERK of our said Court
at office. the 81 Monday in April, 4. ID le4S.
II. ". FOAKD. c cc.c.
Nav 81. Price adv. s. 62t. ,3m
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lCoMMuMIcArioN
William Sldde. Esq. of Lineolnton. n. c..
for a number Of years was afflicted with Dys
pepsia and Flatulencc. after fruitless trial of
II number of prescriptions, and the Springs. was
cured by the use of two bottles of the Resiorrs,
and one vial of the Gold Mine Balsam.
Cart. Siade being now able 10 recommend
DR.. khnfs Medicines, has accepted tie Agency
for the same.
I J. HoLTON. Agent,
Charlotte, n. c.
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Ensiure the Piles No Long
READ THIS EVIDENCE HERE .. C


II gives frsasaTs far mere gionoas. Has
uAirEp SrsrEs MAssa.l's onls,l
New York. Decembsf 6. Isl.
Messrs. Wyatt 4 KsfeAsm
Gentlemen - Understanding that ypu an
general agents ior tie sale Of "Dr. rphsnil
eeiable Eleciuary," for the cure Of fis., \
deemed i, my duty 10 yolua,eer reeoasa
ton in behalf Of ,ha. invaluable mceleiae.
been afflicted tor many years wdh Piles. AK I
tried various remedies. but with no bsuek i
fccls. Indeed. began 10 consider nv cas-, 4
ly hopeless. Bu, sbou, the fret VI sep.eali
! wss prevailed upon ty friend 10 mako 4
Of the above named medicine. took h.s u
and rejoice 10 cay that am no, on!y ~
but, as be.lse. perfectly cured. tno,, al
ly recommend it TO ali who may have The a
tame TO be afflicted With that rnoying as.
getous disease. Very respectfully your -
servant. ELY Mokl
REMARKABLE clTRE or pIEssl
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June 7, ls4
Great Clothing Esiabiishmen
PHILADELPHIA WARDROBE,

No. los, Chosnut Street, bsitreen 3rd and IA
North Side -PHILA DELPHIJ
TO SOUTHERN & WESTERN MERCHANTS
Many gears experience in business has satisfied
me that putting IN newspapers without having any
assortment to back il is all hgmbug. J. therefore,
have come TO the determination Of having the
Philadelphia Wardrobe well stocked
with all kinds Of Clothing, and at such prices
rs will please all. In proof Of what say, l in.
vite look in the Wardrobe, where can ala AZ s be
seer as handsome ard extensive an assortment oil
Gentlemen's Clothing as can be found
in this city. Remember the Philadelphia Ward.
robe.
PERRY r. McNEiLLE,
No I9j Chestnut Sfrtet. Philadelphia.
n. B-A large stock of piece goods on hand
Garments made 10 order at The shortest notice.
June :, 1913. 3j-3m
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>priR Is 4 EsraWiey
u Dissolution.

Dissolution.
TNHHE copartnership heretofore existing a
"a Bea,ies Ford, undcr the finn of ELMS
WITiERS, is this day dissolved by mutual con
sent of tie parties concerned.
L is Our earnest desire TO close the outstanding
business Of the concern soon possible, ",
hope. therefore, that all those who owe US vii
come forwsrJ .iibosf delay and make setsies'cot
w b. WITHERS VII remain for lime at
the old stand to make settlements, where all con.
cerned will make early application.
We here lake occasion to return our sincere
Thanks 10 The friends ard customers Who have 50
literally pa,ronised us, and would solicit for cur
successors, Me,srs. II. II. Heller & Co. the same
generosity extended to
ELNS & WITHERS.
B,aties Ford. Feb 81. l543 20.f
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS WANTED
mo CANVASS FOR SOME NEW AND
~ POPULAR WORKS, in every COUNTY
throughout the unned States TO Agen :. tho
most liberal encouragement is oGered-wi,b a
small capt. OF from s25 to 500. A chsnfe .
of, red, whereby an Agent can make from $40 10
SIS per week
" For further particulars, address (p- st paid
VIM. A. LEARY,
No. l55 North Second Street Philadelpbia
March. lsi-.
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NNOTICE.
T:IET.ERLE
LANDS & MILLS,
y.3 SALE
GIN AND SCREW HOUSE.


with well OF excellent water, and all necessary
out buildings, with large body Of good WOOD
LAND.
-ALro-
A Plantation containing $40 Acres, (a!lWOOD
LAND,) joining the Lands belonging to the heirs
Of John Arnold and Jobu Patterson, deed.
-ALso
One tract, containing 100 Acres, joining the
Lands OF Hugh kirkpatrick, Margaret Reid, aud
others. all WOOD LAND.
ALSO
One tract, lying on the waters Of Sugar Creek,
joining the Lands Of John T r id, Albert Wal.
lace, and others, containing Is Acres.
-ALso
my Mills, known as Fosters Mills, with the
Land belonging to 1t.
The above Lands are not 10 be surpassed by
any Lands in Mecklenburg County.
Pigments made TO sui the purchaser.
Negroes will be taken III part payment for the
above Lands.
" Persons wishing to purchase will call on
the subscriber. -.
JOSEPH PATTERSON.
September 90, Is47. 52tc
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fa|;!!5!5;'y !: J !! / /!

TESTIMONIALS --EAtr4 ct of n letter from
II Dr. Waines. of PhiLd.lphii, Feb = $40 !:
Your Pills are the mildcst in their operations,
yet most powerful in their effects, of any that
have ever met With in practice Of eigh, and
twenty ycars. Their 1ciun on the chyle and
hence on the Impurities .: Tie blood. Is evident.
" surprising"
Ek,rae, of a letter from Dr. Henry Hall. OF
Quebec. l.. C.. March G. is,l Il For bilious &c
vers, sick headaches torpidIty of the bowels. and
enlargement Of the Spleen DIR. Peters Pills are
an excellent medicine"
For sale BY alt The Druggists in Augusta. Ham.
burg. and IN Charleston By 7. NJ. Cohen. aud IN
Charlotte BY II. B. & l.. 5 Williams, J. +. Gil
mer. and 7. J. Ilolon.
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WIN large assortment Of diamond breasipiDs
and -iamord finger rings, which vii sell much
cheaHer than any store IN the city. With large
stock Of gold neck, curb and fob chains, earrings
and every thing in the Watch and Jewelry line,
all OF which an determined TO eel cheaper than
can be bought elsewhere | am siii,fed with
small profits and quick sales
As o' my stock Of Wa'chos, nh gold and sill.
yer, DEFY competition; as regards qualify and
quantity am prepared TO sell them By the single
watch, by the zen or gross, so that pers.ns can
be sure OF being aaited with a watch out Of nv
extensive stock. Persons, By sending the amount
Of money which they wish 10 expend can have
goods sent to any part of the Unued states, West
ladies or Canada; or by sending the money To
any express oiIioe, The money TO be paid on the
delivery OF The 'ods. All Iask i, trIai. TO con
vince persons It will be much re their advantage
70 purchase from me. | guarantee all goods |
sell to be what they are represented or the money
VIII be refunded. p ease save this advertisement
aud coll a,
LEWIS LADOHUS
Alb MARKET st above Eleventh, North side
Philadelpha.
lTAll kinds of Watches imported to order.
April, ls45. On