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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-24
The convention then proceeded to bailotsfor can

On the 5th ballot George Law received the nomina-
ton. The convention Their proceeded to ballot for
ca ndidate for the short term, viz
On the Sd ballot John M Bradhurst received % votes
VIM Gage. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3 4"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-24

Joe Jewell and George Miller persons who have msAa
considerable stir in the world are nov both Iodsed IN
the came narrow room, at Mr., Andrews msnsion
Leverett street, Boston
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-24

LATER FROM HAvANA-We are In receipt of a
copy of the Dtario de la Lband, of the 10th inst,
several days later than previous accounts. We
find nothing of any interest in this sheet indeed,
there seldom is anything Of interest in any OF the
Havana papers, unless II is the accounts from Yu-
catsn. or some of the South American States,
which occasionally come by way OF Havana In
this instance, however, there Is no news ION those
quarters The 10Th instant was the anniversary of
The birthday OF fine present Queen OF Spain, and
the editor Of the Dtor,o INDUCES In couple OF
CO.. uns oil organizations on tbs auspcious day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-24
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTIONS.

The democratic (old hunker) convention of the
Sixth Congressional District comprising the 1lth l2th
18TH 18TH 18th and 18th wards met last evening" at
vauxhal Garden and organized, by electing Isaac H.
Dyckman, chairman; and Joseph T. Sweet and Chas
w. Boughton, secretaries. The following names were
then proposed as candidates for the nomination for
CouU amen.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-28
PATENT MEDICINES


q expel y, hence The cause uf pa;ns -.
81 Pr. Sweesser's panacea win ~ ooses
that Teeil is attained 'ae suherer
Great Medicine far Csiidnaa.--parsn,. IN IL,
,his Iahaeea valuable medicine for Their sh,lSsas
keeping 'heir bodies m healthy condian 49,
assisting theif grown; children o. grown na,ssa
eF taxing y, are not liable to be attacked with s ~.
demic Is before As leaves the blood il n
dltioB, and the entire 81 stem in sirsngthsass ,
il drives out all kinds OF weakness lon' ~
leaves il healthy - sS's al ]
Married Ladies,--Wil End nr. swestse,,. VS..
cca insdicine peculiarly adapted 10 sheir use NJ,
ladies' during the period OF pregnancy are afa,sss
with piles DR.. Sweeisers Panacea, 81 reg5a,es.
the bowels, viii entirely obYiae this. and
ing properties on the blood and fluids inssres 10 ,her,
healthy offspring. no one who is mother sbonl IL
without IL and those who are nursing will End !, q
great benefit 70 The health Of their infants.
DIX sWEETSER'S PANACEA, being eomno
sea only q vegetable matter, or medical herbs ana
warranted, On oath. us containing mol particle &c
mefeurla mineral, chemical substance, is found IN I,
perfectly harmless 10 the nest tender age o. ,he
weakest frame, under any stage of human SUFFERING
the incsf pleasant and benign III its operation thar es
ever offered 70 the world and At the same ti,ps the
most certain ~ searching the root o( any ronla;ni
however deep, and OF performing a cure
Price, per boule, OF six bottles for a. For sa,s
wholesale and retail, By
SETH :. HANcE.
los Baltimore ST.. Baltimore.
JAMES n. RIDDLE.
Nov II, tstz--y Mas,insburg. va
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-28
McALlSTER'S
ALL II EALING OINTMENT.
INsENsIDLE PERsPIRATION.

WIS iNsENsInLE PERsPInarioN is the grea, EI.3
u CUasN1' Of ali the IMPURITIES or THE
BLOOD, the GRAND SAFETY T.aLpE Of all
The organs IA the human body, and when in full aud
healthy operation, no disease can attack the system.
All disease comes by or is connected with cheek
or an arrest OF ibis LNSE,.NsSIBLE PERSPIR.f
TON by colds, or some other cause the pores are
closed and ihcn all the worn out matter Of ihe body
IS shut in upon the internal organs, or under the skin:
thus oil sorts Of internal and external disease pre-
duced. Whatever. therefore. will OPEN THE
PORES, and thus RESTORE theLA;SE.N.SfBLB
PRESENTATION IN all cases, will do more than
aey other medicine known 10 cure disease and rees-
tablish health
Now let me ask every csndid mind what course,
IN tie cure OF disease, reasonable? Is
MOTTO open the pores, that thereby the insensble Per
spraion may pass OF, cleansing The body and blood
OF all their lnpuries2 Would you dose person
with .MJR Curry or other DRASTIC FURG.d
7 IIt-ES. BLEED or BLISTER TO U.NS1OP The
pores Would not common sense dictate that The
REMEDY should be applied to the SEAT Of oil
the difficulties viz the skn-thus unlock the doors
which shut in all the mischief, and expel The foreign
matter which wars with The living powers withinl
The true philosophy ofcuring disease is revealed
ia a manner which puls all theories and cayils 10 81
iencc, BY my Alliieang Ointment
85- The above Ointment can be purchased from the
Agents, j. W. & b. II. BoYp, Mariinsburg, Va, and
b. r. BoYp s Bgo., Mil Greek, Va.
November Is, lSi7
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EXPO g..1.K.

4 ANlNG removed my Drug Store one door
ID III North Of my former place of business and near
" opposite 10 Mr.. John w Boyds Store-i laval nv
sell OF this occasion TO return my thanks 10 the public
Tor their generous support and confidence and TO as
sure my customers and the public generally that the
slretest system shall s,lbe pursued nthe dispensaton
OF Medicines
BENG 10 the constant receipt Of fresh Drugs Med.
iclnes, Dye Stuts Paints. Oils. Sc. am prepared Al
all tunes 10 furnish all demands n my line.
prescriptions and all oibct Compounds win be exc
cuted with precision and despatch
Having az OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES built and repaired
my present location, now better prepared 10 give
mat cast and style which properly belongs to Drug
and Chemical Store WM. DORSEY
April 3, lS4S Dyl,go;t
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THE MARTINSBURG GAZETTE.
Ey sgLEs III. LEsgI.


yHee.r4arfias5ars Gasefie. pabiishederas Thurs
IN igniag, u -Mffins5ag, Brkeeg coasg ragisto, q
Teo ottHsa5sr Ia adraee TicO Fifty il paid scisin r
nasasy ad 745ss Dollars efst e expiration If sr months
- paper aeohiasd until 81 sssrage pnid, ereegt 81
~ egtioa i va Edsag-
o. 7ape,tssepeAss pM q iiptsd Il ore Dollar psr
,7ryee y ares fssf, 1sfss Gem Tsf sFameJor fsetg
-.5ssqs1af iaffsn.
81 .nnssarv .sesoffsfnseafs rGa u inserted q hat
p,+ee.
- IN AZ eesss f's aesr u aafa mat b a'uied o. tAe
sfss, re advertisements rid b F;'blisAe4 until j'bid
~A s6agrd eeeor5iHgig.
r Gssrai dseeza, 'a q laos, 'ese contract g adler
'iie ~ fe ge@-.
~ .9lrestsrfs erpteedD aeke pqges q soon az ts
tins s4prcs III tsiiea sis advertisements Inserted
AEsIs@rS.
ROBERT ". REATlFoTl, gaa's,Qgs, IA
CAPT. JOHN 4. PIsTTU%, e,a..sn n,
HI. Ai4B'M. VENABI.E,
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SEASONhRLE Gnnns.

No = have on hand and for sale, nj unprecedeaily
w low prices, the largest aud best stock of Gen
lemen's Wear offered in this market embracing
Fine and Superine English, French and American
Clolhs; supr' Black and Fancy Colored French Cas-
slmeres; Black and Fancy Colored ENGLISH and
American Cassmeres Ga and Sd silk Warn Cash
marets; SIX Wap Codrlngton, Fancy CoIoreJ
lweeds; Black and Colored Summer Cloths Wei
i,ngion Cord; Croion Coating; Gambrones Drap
re Ele Coddnsion Tweeds; Linen Drills; Plaid
Linens, for Summer Goats; Summer Cassin,cres
supr supr Black Satin Vestngs; Lyons Veyets
supr Valencia and Marseilles Vestngs; supr linen
and Cashmere Vestings; Brown French Linens
lfsh Linens Union ana Cotton Drillngs; Stocks.
Suspenders, Handkerchief, Gloves, Sc &c.
April y. lR4s. 49,
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sOLDlERs' CLAIMS.
WIN. THOMPSON,
YER OF BALTIMORE AND SOUTH STREETS,
baltimore. Nd,

W NJ. IIlONIIISUN,
s. Z. CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND SOUTH STREETS,
baltimore, ND,
a HAS secured the services Of an Attorney resident
IL b at Washington, OF some forty years intimate
acquaintance wish the different Departments, and is
now prepared to procure the settlement Of the claims
OF solJiefs who enlisted during tie Mexican war
Ills charges Tor prosecuting claim before the De-
partnenis a Washington and getting II settled wheth-
q Tor Bounty Land, Scrip, or Pension, will be s. -
and for pay, mileage, clothing, &C. len per cent on
The amount recovered if $50 or over; and if under
That sum s.. He viii furnish free OF extra charge.
any form necessary 10 enable party 10 prepare and
forward TO him claim for prosecation if requested
by letter posi- paid and directed 10 him at the s. E.
Conner Of Baltimore and South streets, Baltimore, Md
w. L. would refer 10 Editors Of newspapers gener
ally Throughout the United States and 10 those 0
Baltimore and Philadelphia IN particular
august 3, 1913.
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HOME INDUSTRY.
GA8laEr AlsB CQFFlI!l-aaAKlNG.
q. I. -. la. nIGIsIlI

TDDl's ihis nlebnI Of informing the public
-Ia thata IS carrying the absse business nj the
81 stead of Na Ahel on King Street; and ii re
thanks susiormer patronage, hikes occasion
eltge himself, which. from has experience, he is
iges do, thai he j. prepared to manuiaciuge
FURNiT Urn.
Of every description IN his Iine C bnsnoss upon
soaabe teFms and ~ a style and manner as satisfae-
'o5g. Aose seeking bargains, i can be elsewhere
oabsiLe
Fl deems It unnecessary to specify each and every
article, b,li siuply % say that he viii furnish all in
i.'s ne. lie has good HeaTsp. aud is prepared to
accommodate persons 10 town and country.
Masiinsbusg. January 20, lS4S.--T
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-28
REMOVAL.
Shoe Thread EEssrel,prssp.

IL LARRABEE has removed 10 his new Ware
AAs house, CORNER OF CALVERT s. MER-
GER SITS, and has new in store. of direct impona-
tcn from the celebrated factory of Titey, latham s.
Walker. full assortment OF SHOE THREAD, viz !:
brown green hall bleached, white and yellow, which
he prepared to sell BY the bale less quantity on
as good terms as the quality can be had Tor in
Y. States. Also general assortment OF SHOE
TOOLS ard FINDINGS, viz Shoe Knives, Rasps,
Pneers, Hammers. Avis and Anvil Handles; Pegs Of
all sizes Bris'les, Webbing, Boot Cord Shoe Nails
all Sizes cut and cast Tacks, French Irons complete
Pegs Rasps and Cutters. SIC. Sc. &c. Premium Glass
Paper, 10 take the place Of The common Sand Paper,
a very superior article, being our own manufacturer
aca,rented Last, Boot Trees. shoe Trees, Cfimping
Boards, all of his own manufacture, Of the very best
timber and Of the latest style Every article can be
obtained at this establishment for manufacturing Boots
and Shoes, except leather. All ofthe above will be
sold at The lowest market price. Country Merchants
are particularly requested 10 call.
Il. LARRABEE,
No. "a, South Catrert Street
ali -
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REMOVAL.
REMOVAL.
LABORATORY or THoaiSoNIAN BOTANIC
yTxD xCINa9

rTED xcxNa3
E@SPH'M. LARRABEE, No. 90 South Calvert
il z street, Baltimore, has removed his Laboratory TO
bis building No. "a, and has always on hand the
largest and most complete assortment OF pure Botanic
remedies IN the United States prepared under his spe
cial care his Laboraorybe the first erected in
the United States for the purpose OF preparing TEIOM
SOAiAN BOTANIC MEDICINES. All Of the
pulyerized and compounded articles are put up il
quarter and half pound packages and neatly labelled
with directions suitable for retailing, and upon better
terms than the same article be had for ia the U. s.
Every article in his line is warranted genuine-the
public rely upon this
0y-A liberal discount made 10 country merchants
who particularly requested to call and examine
quality. Bic. before purchasing.
G5-fhe various Treatises, embracing the most repu.
ted authors, upon the Thomsonan or Botanic System
Of medicine my also be had at bis establishment, by
the quantity single copy.
Baltimore. August "a, le49-Sw
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nEVAN s. DuNJAM have removed to Ware
"a house No. 30 Baltimore street, recently occu.
pied by j. L. Gardner x Co., which they have en-
larged and greatly improved, where they shall con
tnue TO keep Throughout lie entire year large and
well selected stock Of Foreign and Domestic Dry
Goods, and which, heretofore, will be offered at
very low prices for cash and 10 punc,uaI dealers
They solicit call from country aud city buyers
August ST. IS4S
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HEROES OF The WAR OF INpEpKsDENoE,
BY CHARLES j. PETERSON.
A n elegant volume with lS Steel Plates, and near
"a " 900 beautiful Wood Engrayngs
This is a splendid book A valuable addition to
The Historic Literature Of our country. We are much
mistaken il il does not take rank with the works of
Irving and Prescott" Ffanktord Herald
"t surpaSses any similar work yet offered TO The
American public Meals Gazette,
at may be properly considered popaIarised
Military History OF the Revolution, extremely well
and jadicious written,"--.N .ameIicG,,,
''The present work on the Revelation and its He
roes IS superior, both in and design 10 any that
has heretofore come under our notce-hqttrer
"A well connected History OF that evenifu period
Ledger.
Decidedly the best popular History of the War OF
The Revoliiioa ands Heroes. that has yet been given
10 the country" Saturday Ecening Post
o. AGENTS WANTED 10 Calrass for he abore
etgGns Work. u erery County and Io,cn IN tie Uni
TED States. 10 whom the most liberal inducements will
be offered. Price only So.
WIN. A. I.EARY,
No. lbs North Second ST., Philadelphia
May 25, l84S-3m.
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Agents Wanted

FEyO CANVASS FOR SOME NEyvsAND pop
d. ULAR WORKS. IN every COUNTY through
out the United States. 10 Agents, the liberal
encouragement is oilered--wiih small capital OF
$25 10 500. A chance is offered, whereby an agent
can make from $40 to S25 per week For further par.
culars, address (post paid)
WIN. A. LEARY.
No. l5S North SECOND Street, Philadelphia
August 81 lS4S--6n
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Ea0Gase Z nsF;asasevsaEg,

vi Vie Firm Of Nadenbouseh s. Brannon having
u teen dissolved, the undersigned viii continue
the above business at his shop On Burke street,
square and . half west Of Boak's Hotel and tenders
has services 10 the citizens OF Aiarnsburg and Bere-
Icy County He solcils share OF public patronage.
aad industry and attention 10 business he hopes to
scent The same. Ills prices viii suit the times and
vqrE entrusted TO him wsl be done in the best manner
Persons wall do well 10 give him cah before making
engagements elsewhere
JOHN ". BRANNON.
April r.. 1851
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-28

OsPECTUS
A NEW VOLUME COMMENCES IN JULY
The AMERICAN FARMER,

IN
Spirit Of the Agricultural journals Of hc day,
PUBLISHED IL the city Of Daltimere, IS the old
a est Agricultural Journal IN the United Staes-
being about commencing The 30la yeai OF its ex-
stance II is devoted egcfUsrei4 Agriculture and
lie kindred ciences,-efbracfng within iis range er-
cry thing connected with The business and pursuits Of
the Former the Planter, the horticultural The florist
the .SigserHmas. the Shepherd and the Breeder of
stock ;-and is peculiarly intended for The meridian
OF the Middle, Southern, South western aud Western
States. The .s.7aericail Former displays Il. its old
age the vgor Of you'll and the publisher feels 10 hes
itaten 10 appealing 70 the readers Of bis journal, for
the ruth Of Ire assertion that notwithstanding the nt
sprung up, following il lis footsteps. still ranks
among the ables OF them all and the central position
ID which il is placed gives il decided advantage II,
many respects, over most Of IFS contemporaries.
A new era las commenced IN regard 20 the pursuits
Of lie Agreulturist-ihe Introduction 0! the sciences
10 connection with bis business. has aroused enqu
ring spirit and instead Of the old States being drained
of their populaoa, seeking IN the regions Of The far
West most liberal reiurn for their labor. we now
ffi determination 10 avail or tie faculties which
science have pointed out. BY which their worn-out
lands be rcsuscitaied, aud made to yield almost
equally with tie virgin soils OF the far " est, and hay
ing the advantage OF the choice ofmarEets at their We
ry doors To aid 10 bringing about this stale of things
has been the steady aim Of 'sl'hs american Farmer.
and the good work viii continue 10 20 on ill the old
States shall vie in fertility wh the new
The ".3mcricaa Farmer is published on the Isl Of
every month, IN large octave form, each No. con
tanning so pages, with an index and tle page at the
end oflle year-fnaking volume Of 400 pages .Nu-
merous engravings OF the most improved Agricultural
implements, Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Sc. and occa-
sionally plans Of Rnfal Architecture, given from
iiHle TO tine.
TFRMS.--sl per anuum; copies for SD CO.
pies for $3.50 copies for $50 payable in advance
The volumes commences in July Of each year, and
ends in June. Specimen numbers win be forwarded
when requested. Address,
SAMUEL SANDS.
Publisher Of the American Farmer.
No JnTis Building, North ST., Baltimore, Md
June s. 1913
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-28

A N0pAL and Japan Varnish Lnseed Oil Spirits
u Turpentine; pure White Lead, Sc, just rece'
we'd and for sale low BY
March 30. lS4S JOHN NJ YOUNG.
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GREAT CLoTuIyG ESTABLISHMENT.

PHILADELPHIA WARDROBE.
no 100 CHESTNUT STnEEr, BErwEEs THRD AND
FOURTH NoRTH SIDE, PHrLADELpnIA
TO Southern and Western Merchants.
nh ANY gears experience IN business has satisfied
4SA me that pqJing in newspapers without having
any assortment 10 back is all huulbug |. therefore,
have come to the determination Of having the PINT
ADELPHm WARDROBE well stocked with all kinds of
CLOTHING. and at such prices as will please all. In
proof OF what say, invite look in the Wardrobe
where can always be seen as handsome and extensive
an assortment OF GEgrLEMEN's CLoTnIsG as can be
found in the city. Remember the PHILADELPHIA
wardrobe. PERRY r. McNEfILE,
TO. les Chestnut Street, Philadelphia
June /, lS4S-3m.
N. B.--A large stock of piece goods on hand
Garments made TO order al the shortest notice.
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aATs { IIATs!! IIATs
M d WNO l2
-. LODI E'aper s.anaf.rtnrlns con

tletl 'laoah Paper aganafartnrins Company.
THE subscriber being about to commence the
z building of the Factory for the Shenandoah Pa
per Manufacturing Company, has authorized John
saif SON. Esq. TO tceve subscriptions tor Stock. All
wso are interested IN the improvement Of the great
valley Of the Shenandoah. requested 10 call and
re- lcf their names aud the aAoun; Of stock they pro-
pose 10 take. II Is believed more lucrative invest
az a. or one better calculated to advance the interests
@, his section OF the Cc@niry, can nowhere be found
ulRAM ELLIS, President
Ilarper's Ferry. May II, ls4o.
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w. p TIA Il p
fsTFgL.gf3EEgsIzx.g.
TEsTJE subscriber having made vrpst improvements
d 10 his method Of sastIng type and mixing Of me
tails and had forough revision of his matrices, the
faces of which are notexceied in beauty and regular
ity Of cut. BIZ any IN The country; fiatters himself
that by strict personal attention 10 business. and
employing none but skfui workmen, he is enabled 10
offer A SUPERIOR .aRTICLE 1T GREATLY
REDJCED PRICES.
lie is continually adding TO bis stock all that is new
from the best woskmen Of this and other countries,
and having lately procured from Europe, great va
riesy OF NEW FACES and ORNAMENTS, so
lcits The attention Of Printers thereto.
Specimens VIII be sent 70 those wishing to order
Presses Chases, Cases. Ink, Stands Gaeys Brass
Rule and every other artele needed to Furnish COM
plete Printing Office. supplied the shortest notice
GERMAN BOOK AND JOB TYPE,
Ofthe style and Of all Sizes carefully put up
in founls Of correct proportion
ALEXANDER ROBB.
Philadelphia, August II lsiS-t2w (Sl0.)
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Important DO Egouselxecpers.

III VIE Philadelphia and New York Peln Tea
Company, for the accommodation Of the lovers
Of Pure Tea, have established Depot, for the sale Of
Their celebrated Packed Teas, in Mar,nsburr. Va.
and appointed James N Riddle their sole Agent.
tor Catalogue Of Teas and prices see hand bills,
which will be furnished by the Undersigned by Mai
or otherwise. JAS N. RIDDI n
June s, 1913
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30 TAE PUBLIC.

VIE subscriber having associated his son David
4 Grove wah himself will hereafter carry on The
B2escas,EsTEGvg RUssvNss
y all ITS yarious branches. at e old stand Under the
trm 81 MICHAEL GRovE s SON. Our old custom
ers ne public generally, viii find us prepared 10
r., al ogderslD our line Of huiness in such a man
FER NJ canaot ia 10 ensure satisfaction
Aq-12o. lsls--,f
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T2TEHl OVAL,


gfbE subscriber has removed his shop to the room
~ enc deer North oFNr Dorsey's psng Store, aud
opposite 70 John " boya's-and lakee occasion 10
say thai lie SUIT carries on tie
S.lDi]ILNG BUSINESS
n all It's benehes aud 10 thank his i.iends for the
liberal Patronage extended to him.
Apin2 20. 1915.
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s.AasAsAEn4: a.sEs zsEESsR':
JACOB YlNsoNIIELIER

JACoB YlNsoNEEIdsEg
EC;s lcaye 20 call tie attention Of his friends
V aad Tie pubic generally, to his handsome and
extensive assortment Of
&aasiies, Brides, EE0ssseSs,
- "A S>c, which he offers ON the most ac
eomm0daiing terms at his old stand on
q. Queen Street lie has lately received
supply 81 choice materials from the
Northern Cites. and is prepared TO execute all or
doris in his .igs with prompness, and in a manner
ca.eGatsd u easure ilie most perfect satisfaction.
y ehlic lave bul 70 coll and examine the exten
sly SO aaadsoyue assornen he keeps constantly on
hand ur3er siiii themselves wit.iany article Ia his
ayauea business whieh may be desired.
Ma shgfg, iuly Is, 1876.
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cheaper man can De bought else
where. ! am satisfied with small profits and quick
sales.
As Tor my stock Of Watches, both gold and silver,
defy competition; as regards quality and quantity
am prepared 10 sell them by the single watch, BY The
dozen gross that persons can be being suit
ed with watch ont Of my extensive stock. Persons,
BY sending The amount of money which they wish to
expend, can have goods any part of the United
States, West Indies or Canada or by sending the
money to any express Office, the money TO be paid on
the delivery of the goods All ask is trial. 10 con-
vince persons il VIII be much to their advantage 10
purchase from me. guarantee all goodsI sell to be
what they represented the money will be rean
ded. Please save this advertisement, and Gala
LEWIS LADOMUS'
Cheap Watch and Jewelry Store,
4l3 Market ST., above Eleventh, North side Pha
% All kinds Of Watches imported 10 oIde.
Philadelphia, April 6, I84S-6m