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ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
PITCHER NJ HAIGHT Lylo3ml DUGALD c. HAieHi
RHE
HUDSON MANUFACTURING OonnPArf'
CAPITAL 100000 DoLLARs
rs,HIs COMPANY WAS CHARTERED sY fhs
i stale OF New Jersey for the manufacmre Of
GUPfA PERCHA GOODS,
VI, shoes Shoe Solos, Gas and Water Ptpes, faoinS
Machine Belu and Driving Bands: Fancy Articles saes
a Trays, Boxes Book binding, Cups, FlaIkh Csnee
Who's Balls Picture frames, Decorations Tor HouscA
seanboats Ships and Cars, Army and Navy EqaiPmenu
Waterproof Caps Clothing &c, for insoarng feegaPs
Wires kc as wei the manufacture OF 81 kinds OF lnds
Rubber Goods Full poE er u given to purchase and nold
real estate wafer power, buildings &c for business eq1ai
10 the wants Of the country. ,.,
The Board Of Directors has ordered the books be open
cd on the 10Th Of July for subscription TO inc Capital 81
the Company. c..
will DO openes the day above mentioned, al ne ocs
OF The Company 1871 Broadway, New-York 81 the stors
OF John Thornley, ESQ. l0l ChestnntsHeet fhadelphia
Al he Office OF the Trenton Banking Company Trenton,
J. and at the Revere House, In Boston, ka,s, FOR suo
scpuon OF 100000 dollars In shares OF 100 dollars each
and thai The books win remain open for thirty days. or IN
M the whole amount 10 taken
Once OF the Hudson Manufacturing Co, lsl Broadway
sAMUELT ARMSTRONG, r.nrv. co,,rD,,,
John r. GLEASON, biew
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THE DARTMooR PRIsoSERs-A meeting OF the
gentlemen known as the survivors OF the Dart
moor prisoners Of the war OF 1912, was held on
Saturday afternoon at Browns Eagle Hotel, Chest
nut.st The objects of the meeting having been
stated, i. e. to make such arrangements as are ne
cessary for their participation in the funeral solem
mites Of 10 morrow, it was decided upon that re-
quest would be made for the committee TO assign
to them suitable place in the line OF PROCESSION.
and that the dress worn should be blue jacket,
white pants and straw hae.
There were present of the prisoners living
Messrs P. r. Schuyler William Simpson and Bar
tholomew Baker, Phia. John Hansel and George
Turney. Pa Jonas Preston, Del; John Ward,
Conn. William Hall, New-York Charles Wood.
Mass; James Beans and Frederick German, Va.
In addition to the above, Messrs. Charles Perry,
William Davis and Abraham Beasey OF Pa, and
John Gordon Of La. are expected TO be present at
the obseques to Gen. Taylor.
Previous to the adjournment OF the meeting Mr..
Schuyler stated that he had obtained the promise
of the Commodores boat at the Navy Yard, and
that it would be hung with appropriate mourning
embems, and drawn by four black horses.
The inscription on the boat will be: "Our coun.
try-our ship-our cannon. The few survivors OF
the Dartmoor Prisoners of 1912" PhilTimes. 90.
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THE TONIC OF THE SEASON.
pnnnR ~ ,ha ualna of PI.ANErHS By.

THE TONIC OF THE SEASON
GREAT PROOF OF he value OF PLANErrS BIZ
NTERS-Tead the evidence -, -. ,o.a
ST. Paul minnesota Teuitory,l June :, 1855:
Dear sir-Having fully sstshed nysef OF the sIes su-
eaey OF PAnelIs Bier for the complaints ior WHICH ney
are recommended will thank you 10 send me one dozen
for nv INN ediate use, and oonge yours, truly o,.
ANOTHER.
CLEAvELASD, June % 1880.
Deer Sir have found the article OF Panets siiers 70
Ia one Of the greatest oncs have ever used. Having
bs,n Troubled for a considerable length OF nne win ne
Chronic disrrhps which bseied al The medical ski hat
was Induced uy your article OF oiliers ana sef ns
.oms Gonr or ave bottles have been entirely restored
TpcIossd ia he cssh for bottles which pssse send mo
'. y Hs,s SIX. TANNIN
For sale By the agent ,,r, %, ,o.s.
tyls lmeods JAMES eADbthn, - DIosH-, -.
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YUOOLsOUs PATENT FOR HANGINl

WOOLsONs PATENT FOh hAN0lsU
w CARRIAG ES.-Afords . lighter and stronger ve-
hlce han be obtained In any other ways and wltn
steel cross bar behind IL surpas al other NODES 8"
Hanging for pleasant and easy motion -. A..
Steel Die has been procured for striking Pis'S T" "
attached to all carriages ou under this patent -. 49,.
The Plates with the hight 70 use tosetner VIZ 80
Springs the plates seperstey may be bad OF NC sxs
SHELDON sAIfH. Co.,,
27l Pesri-st, New.fork
Sole Agents for New YORK. New Jersey ana Conn
Ali persons infringing upon mis- peient e ~. ~ ~ 80. 80
using or selling Without he plates, VIII ee hed ssy &c
coun liable theIefor BY proceedings law uno.s lhne-
Atio,ney. CHaRLks WOOLSON
~ Sun = TbAS fseoseo' "'''
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DIVIDENDS.

o. 49,
OFTics NoawlcH ASo ~oSsssrgz RausoADcol
NoEucB, July Ia 1881
R0OKs FOR sUBsCRiPrIoNiO as rcsssSss
At The Transfer Ofice IT r Herwn, Frsns'sr axs1tlis
ssressE,. Esessns- Ne-.fS,a .9s 'sS.a sgse %
viii be cosed until the leah u JsuoAry cert
csa Pc no srs Ss1 .e n >. sO ~
70 hs declared 10 January hsr PREPARED siocS
osw siee. soe.eieed, snd interest viii be ehssssa Ass
of cent all Bssmsns from he rs lasl cnla
'-i Nj, is; ~. are paid 81 y 1EpAEws
nIyIDEND-Ths Pre,denl and Directors Of sas Nor.
Drs Cara and Banking Company have mi, day declared
divce end from the sarings OF he CJmpany st the rsls
o. zen psr rent per annun on he socan, pad "a o. hs
stockholders or thelr representatives. and shsr ne SD
cay cay Of hSsS % ,.sS he O. e cOp:.y u J.y
closed rom me -''A Inst mill AVsSs' Pc, order,
Morris Canal osee jersey City, Jul, II. isse IVA ,i,e
NETWORK AND AAkLEa RAILROAD COW.
~ PANY-The SO oond seu .annral dividend on "a old
"capiia stock Of this Co npAny, a. The rls Of two par
row, on and amer Tuesday he sth dag Of AaEas neIt
The u,rsssr books Of The Cd s'9ss WIN ss closed non
s5Sn,, n 10 o'cIceS AM~Ds,ed july n isse
bDIsi sAML N BLArchFoRD. Treasures.
nIyIDRND.-NoRwic AND wokcEsrEl
DRAlLRoAD Co.-fhis Company has declared dtvs.
stock Of said COMPANY 6eing The .ioet suresdsd sa1
subscribed previous to tie 50 mat pApsee q he fr.asa
YoTk on The 18th nsl Per order. GEO. l. PERklNA
Norwich Conn. July 10, 1880 Iiyl93wl frssA
nTyIDEND.-The President and Directors ofshs New.
~ Jersey Railroad and transportation oompsny ave
his dsy declared semi annual dividend OF 0or per cent
nsy,hls 10 the heir syes on snd
saar The Let OF August The Transfer books WI be
closed from the 18th inst uniu that dey-yuly II 1850
tvISlms II J. sOUTHMAYD, frsasursr.
nIyIDRND-fHE BROOKLYN AND JAMAICA
~ Railroad Company have this day declared ANNA.
dividend OF three ard onehah per cent paJsoo 90 AZ
amer Thursday 18Th July The transfer books VIII %
closed until Thai day. ROBERR Ray, Treasured.
NewYork, July II, 1850. yBsws
ALBANY AND SCHENECTADY RAiLRoAD
hCOMPANY.-Notice 10 hereby given shAt ths uansfe<
books Of his Company vii be olosed ffom he sd
the Cd August incusye preparatory 10 ihs payment OF
dividend, 10 be declared payable on The LAT Proline
tsisned) II. FOSfEk Js sceretay:
AIbsny fuIy is 1880 ly7 tAn2
MORRIS CANAL AND BANhfNG JON
lVI PANY Notice hereby given TO the subscribers 70
the preferred stock Of the Morris Canal and ssnkin2 Com
pany that fourth instrument OF ten dollars per share viii
Be payable the LET OF August next 81 the once OF The
company IN jersey City. Subscribers 10 PHILADELPHIA BAL
| tInore and Washington viii pay q the once Of y w
| Clark Co T. MARSH, freederc
| Jersey City, July ~, 1850. IVA Aul
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LEATHER HOSE,

U1oRyIRE ENGINES, Steamboats,, Factories, sfkE Ef
Il WAsEFRs &c manu- actured from the best oekssnn.
1880 % hy VIZ" JOHN II. BOWIE co.
w Curriers' and Leather Dealers 80 FerryT
Who have also for sale, calf SKINS, wax sna gram 1YPes
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cHRoNo-THERMAL MEDICINE.

CHRONO-THEHmALn nEULO1NE.
VSALLACIEs OF THE FACULTY AND ChhoNO-
t1HERMALISM-Pnc Shy d.. 8 Dickson OF Loo
-. sdtsd bv DR. VIM Turner Of New. York.
-. a. low ebhs London Weekly Chron-
",s ,rs,sst,ng AZ novel; Westminster Review.
aKicI oui The spothecary and buy X"
jy4lm II. LONo Blu. a Ann-sN y. -
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PATENT ZINC PAINT.

rJ,HE SUBSCRIBERS, Agents OF tho New-JefseJ ~.
plcring and Mining Company, have received rom !aeu
Brown and Frankinse Paints, which VIII be disposed
on reasonable terms. 49, -,
These paints consist OF various shades rom deep net
brown mn 10 a deep orange and also black; and oein9
ecmposed OF metallic OXIDES their lasng soo
~ ..o nrensres from The same oxides paints pecunsfy
valuabe Tor the coating oftron and OF nn iofunnE VIZ w.
protector against oxidation now known. -. x.,r.
Yhese paints when applied 70 wood, form Aso' 'auf
A supply OF me Companys besatfui WINE U1. y
a. the most ysnable substitute for wni.e eea sho
other deeterous paints shortly ea co
The subscribers, kS Ra.y~-u
~
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PAPER MAKERS WIRES.

TrlHC arger stock In The United staes wei sssored,
j con.istng Of Fourdhnier Wires from IS inches 70 "a
,nrhas vide so and TO- and oil numbers Of copper and
br,ss wire coth-or sale the lowest terms, and
snled every equal 70 the imported al The office,
Ioe John4t New York, ct the mandatory, Beytle
HeW,Jersey. ljyl9 3m' WIN. sTEPHENS& SON
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PATENTS roK NEW INVENTIONS.

EEV FAhEIEb I'M EH Ef5T I'D % NV Afe11-11l
The Snbscrber osers his services In soliciting Letiss
snd oghsr Conrneutsl staes Every nformstioa %
sbtaned Of and sdvcs Afforded IL lsgs o. teisnn1s
points eoanssisd via lkese ubieep by
sls Up. PRISON WsnA
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THE STORM on THE EASTERN SHORE. Md
Loss of Life-The Snoto HUI Shield, OF Wednes-
day gives some account Of the recent storm in
Somerset County, which 10 reported 10 have been
one Of the most severe hurricanes experienced for
many years. The Shield says:
Trees were torn up by the roots, chimneys blown
down, and the streets Of our village as well as the
stage roads through the country, were com.
pletely blockaded by fence logs and branches Of
trees The uncut oats were Frustrated and nearly
ruined, and the corn that had just began to revive
from the effects Of the drouth, and give promise
Of an abundant yield, was seriously injured and
much of it destroyed by being blown down and
broken off. The prospect for fodder is entirely
gone. ,.,.-
ships boat, containing FIVE persons, belonging
to the steam frigate off our coast engaged in the
United States Coast Survery, in attempting to land
in the surf with dispatches for the company on
shore, was stove into pieces and two OF the sailors
drowned, the others escaped by swimming TO the
shore and catching hold Of pieces OF the boat
Among the number saved was the surgeon or ply
sician ofthe vessel. The steamer made her escape
to the breakwater, and the men saved went up In
the stage Of Friday TO join her there.
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fulb hi, first duty, which was TO call the speaker
~ oyder or to make him explain his idea Pro-
loprea tumut the cause Of which Grardln pro
po.ine the collective dis mission OF the ee agreed
with Girsrdin on the 18th Of June, that the no
uubican minority had nothing to DO out % make
an honorable end or forced protestation in the
name Of the Republic which il represents, that IT,
not on occasion Of phrase like that oil catastrophe
but on occasion OF an act like the vote OF the g &C.
torsI law, or as will soon be the case, oil the iaE
on the press declaring the majority IN open rebel.
lion against the Constitution, OF prociamng itseh
the ONLY legitimate Government and oil Appearing
10 the nation by pronounclng the majority beyond
the scope Of the law. In such case tue minority
would arouse the people and would end with
reaction or il would cause itself to be arrested
and bauished This | repeat is the only honora'
bic end which could be made by the hevolutlonists
or even the Republicans.
God forbid that / should wish for an issue hSe
this 1t would be in all respects dePl0rAole. On
the 18th OF June as then felt should have al,
vised II tbad more chances in fact than il could
have now But il was a culpable blindness 10 see
in such catastrophe, grated on the catastrophe
! M 1919 conclusion Of the dreadful position IN
which my unhappy country bad been placed BY the
i1cspacity and moral degradation oil nooe ens'
tocracy and bourgeoise aflstocracy without .ASn
and without principles Before tne oecrees D. -
vine Providence there are only two acts, fagan
| courage, like that Of Cato Of Utica, and Cnrmran
courage, which exercises resignation, and deyotes
itself to eliciting good from the weakness o. tne
wicked. Ny opinion has not changed as to the
vicked-they are those who have perfiiiously EN-
brsced the Republic in order 70 crush it, and 70
snatch the flag from the hands Of certain inexperl-
enced enthusiasts, like Louis Blanc, Flocon, Ledru
Rollin and others, and Of coxcombs inflated with
| theology and pride, like Lamartine, &c. &c
] But remarkable as was the conduct OF the MIN
lister Rouher, the wogd eatGstrophe does not De.
serve the noise which has been made about II i2f
some DAYS past 1t is quite unlucky that no one 10
the Assembly had Greek enough 70 say to al tnese
| conbatants that catastyophe and reuofnt,or were
.h.oIntsiv the same word with only the difference
voIntion from the Latin. Hence, there has occurred
AZ the National Assembly the samo thing wncn
took place at tho ish market OF Paris when the pa,
pills Of the Polytechnic School, making trial oil
blackguardism with the fsh.w omen had recourse
at last TO their scientific Technology, and drove
these women out Of their senses ny calling them
parallelopipeds,' paralelOgrams, "hypothenu
SEES" and the like. These danes became furious
at hearing these strange words, taking them FOL
the grossest Of insults. ...
Yours, faithfully, JULES LECHEFALlEh'
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INSURANCE

THE GR0OERS
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Once, No. 81 Wall. corner Of Pearist y. Z.
CAPITAL, 1ae,eee.
THIS COMPANY having their capital al psid y, ,
cash. are prepared 70 insure Bunding1 aerchAxdleS
Household Furniture Vessels In Porl thet cGloeA ~
against loss damage by tire; also, e k'skl o. nla.o
Navigation and fransporaron, on the meat hverebss
terms Al loses promptly adjusted and PAID
DfRECT0R1
EuFus STORY MOSES TAYLeR, eAMyson AocaA,
PETER MARTIN, GEORGE ELDEl, GAS. kuAxHALrba
FRANCIS eEIppY, HENRY EDEY, Asa rotrhA
Jas b. WILSON, ALEX. II. GRANT WIN. IosrbA
BRuB. SHERMAN, MARsHALL. PkPoos, Isaac 9. fAnes.
sAAPson MOORE rrsadAnl
j. MILTON SMITH, Secretary hto1
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ANTHRACITE GOAL

ANTHRACITE GOAL.
nuaCK HEATH, WHITE ASH, sad keaes
Borchard Red A,h Goa, Of al sizes ana ~ lrOm .Se
a. "a ~ resi purity constantly for sale By the cargo bJ
9'' >- CHS. A HEksCHER <5soohst
,.oo o,nsoa up stairs
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THE nERoNAUTs' INSURANCE. 90.
nFTHE CITY OF NETWORK, Office 81 orsse
~ vich and Dey su over tho North River Rsnk 0as1
capital S0eo0 Insurance against oss danaseby ire
CR0WEL ADAhA Rrssideat
6EoRss w. sAvAss, Secretary. 49,
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Office Of the Michigan Central Railroad Company
DETROIT, July q. 1859

yH laugh SOoEi N ~ tAf hO~ ~'aHf~~AN'
Once Of the Michigsn Central Railroad oompsnyl
SEALRD PROPOSALS win Be- received ., ne
- Office Of ,hi, Compsny In The Csy Of sos.ou ma e,
City OF NewYork until the h day Of August a nooo, for
loan OF One Million OF Dollars upon their eight PEI eeSl
Convertible Bonds dated the fret day OF p snd oS
October OF the present year and having Ten years mature
The proposal. win be ooeusd ~ he presence Of S.mas
Frolhn ehan ESQ President OF tho bsis bsnks boe3on
ana D. b Williamson Fac President Of the ParmerS Loan
ard Trust Company New York, and notice horeseef VIZ
se,.pes Tss roe
70 reject proposals coming from spp"enHy H'''P'0~
Twenty per cent Of the subscription viii be psssbs %
Twspiy per cen, Of The subscription VIII be payable %
twenty per cent OF The subscription will be payable %
twenty per cent Of The subscription VII BE- payable %
Twenty per cent Of the subscription VIII be payable %
r., osr cent oov OF the Bonds will be Issued The hfs
payment Of 20 per cent unnl he close q ne n " A.,
Company shall be increased beyond the amount aao
1S Sas % ,a ae P'e'''' GEO o. UPTON. rressu~.
DAAEEbS4nlaeEs 70 c coSTRIcToRoRS..ss pro:
posas will be received By the Directors o. mo psnpu
see, In psnbuTy until he Sd dsy Of Gusus nsI fer .:
grading ping masonry and bridging OF The Whole o. IVA
The %sps probes plan ard specification Of he woft wv
be ready Tor examination 90 and after me ION asy AZ
gust next -.,.., ...,,.. NJ .hoof
The line will be divided into convenient seeuoas ~ e
one mile each 10 length and proposals may DO made ~
one ell The sections or Tor iho whole wofn nes't
'"' HARVEY SMITH, Chief Engines:
Er gineers Office, Dsnbury, Conn Juyz. 1850. B% lsr
CONTRACT FOR WAHmIN9 AND v1N1l.
u LATINO WARD sCHOOLHOUsk-Seeleo PI0
posss directed shove, viii be received by ne 1cno
Commissioners and inspectors OF the Ninth Ward anm =
9Th OF August nexL for warming and yennaSE ne We
schoo, house building IN Greenwichay WILL
Plans Of the building can be seen and nf0rnse'oH ''
by application 70 Edmund Hurry, II W a o,,n,.sonsrr
JOHN MCLEAN sen0p HS SS Wsrd'
JEREMIAH TEaBELL oc1 S,n, t. yE.sS
ty25 wv CHARLES C. BUAIoN., -.-.s- |" -.
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r, M. l. D. @. II Al G HIT
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
IE1cHER " HAIGHT lyl62ml DUoALp c. HAieaI
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20
FOR SALE,
RY the duly authorized agent, George q. Beck, Dr.
- 5. .Fitch's well known and universally approved
TRQTtR TTHFEArfucfI u Ayr, navt :.

RY the duly authorized agent George o. Beck, Dr.
- s. s.kttch's well known and universally approved
INSTRUBTENTS AND MEDiOfNEs.
as used by him with such distinguished success In
treating Pulmonary Diseases, Heart Disease Dvs-
PepSa, CosfiueIeSs, FsDs6le DiseoSos KidseD Com
plants, and all Diseasss affecting the ORGANS oT e
The Instruments are THn ABponrrNAI SrJppn1rvS
which unegnAlled for beauty, ease and uilitv. Tue
SHoULpEE Bi.AcE, Of the ightsst and most e6cient
pattern; THE INHALINe TUBE which Il Of silver and
SO small as TO be carried in the vest pocket and n in
valuable to all persons having weak unrs or fsSrino
PredlsPostion e Consumption.
DR., Fitchs Medicines are his prescriptions used bS
him in his office, 7O7, Broadway, New York and aTs
the result OF his experienee in practice az msny
years ON Pulmonary Diseases only They arc csyer
fully prepared by himself and need no
ton to those who know them. If any medicinal viii
cure, they will II beyond the reach Of mede;nei
there Is yet hope in using the Mstysneats. ana 40 h
expanding the Lungs, and orminga .ine ehest. Siys
room to the Uital organs to perform their part With
a .tuii chest no one will have Consunptiot = ~
Read Or. Ftch's Lectures on ConSlmptton. There
a enough OF directions in them to prevent Consump
tion In any one, to cure many cases. Also IL
Read DR.. Fifch's Guide to InUGli5s which il eiveb
away by the Agent, valuable book Of 48 pages,
Hundreds in Ohio can attest the fact that expansion
of the Chest and giving air to the Lungs will cure
even desperate cases of Consumption .s s-'d,
For an all Of the above articles Gallon the Agent
.e,l GEORGE G.. BECK, DTuReist.
Lancaster, July 8, 1850 u. d&wi0
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20
HHE .GREAF PLACE

TO PurehsHe Ready Made Clothing,
Cloths, Cassimerss VestiRgs TSialmizgs at prices
0S@'teeery oodg either a iobolasale on retoiliS a
s NJ I TH & NGsS, ste
Main street. Lancaster, Ohio, inst between Re
-, ~ Ger q kats,s Store and John Lyos's GT0ccry-
Our GOODS are resh and Of the latest Importation,
the variety very great and the stock complete.
IS needless to give lengthy description of our
Goods suffice il to say that we have every thing that
would complete gentlemens wardrobe Consisting of
every variety Of Coats Jackets Pants Vests Shirts
Drawers, suSpenders, Cravats. Stocks Handkerchief
Bpsoms collars, socks Gloves together with theost
fashionable and beautiful styles OF
Cloths Cassimeres, Vesiings s. trimmings,
so that those who would prefer to have their Clothes
made to order, car do so by irst leaving their mea
sure and good ht i warranted or no sale.
We keep constantly enployoda number oflirst-rate
Ja0s, and feel prepared to DO all manner of tailor
gi bat those who desire their clothes made up after
the latest fashions and in the most durable and sustan
hal manner just give a call. ..s,
We sell low in tins there is no mistake. notyith-
Standing others may say they can sell from 30 to 90
psr cent lower than every body else, and as an evil
dence of what we say, let all call and look at our
Goods and we feel confident that those who want.
clothing will surely buy.
Bear in mind that Smith & Tone arc practical Tai.
lors havo followed their business for MANY wears and
might with propriety be said to understand perfectly
the quality aud make of their Goods so that any sl
lethey sell may be relied upon as being good and
substantial, il found defective in any respect lust
return It rl tey viii give satisfaction
dJDont forget the place, reeoloct the name and
enquire for SMITH & TONG. r
may 81, 1850 .e.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20
GEw ESrABLIsHMEMT
SAMUEL REERY,


AS received and will continue to receive until
u Il complete, large and general assortment of
Fresh Groceries s..md sundvirs.
Which he is opening, aud offers for sale at HIS OWN
STORE ROOM, North side Of Main street one door
West Of BINNGER's WArcH MAX FIR SHop where he
will be highly pleased to see his old friends and the
public generally. ON HAND
COFFEE, good article, at ~ cents o h
TEAS, Imperial and Young tIyson, superior quality
Now Orleans SUGAR, extra fine,
Loaf, Crushed and Pdlverzed Sugar, beautiful;
Pepper, AllSpcn, and Cnnamon-good
Nader, Alum, luti i;oani Copperas, warranted;
Nu,megs, Cloves and Ginger best;
Roi'ins' Figs Lemons and Oranges fresh; BE-,
Sal ratus, Soda, Star Candles and Tallow, fine;
Epson Salts, and Castor Oil, genuine;
TOBACCO, superior CovandiSh, Spun Ond Smoking
Cigars, Rel Hayanah. Half Spanish and common;
Bed cords. Plough Lines and Broom Twinc,
Batting and Candowick
| Powder, + + + G., Load shot and p. Caps s.
Buckets aud link Wash Boards,
Matches and Soaps Of all kinds, rf.
Shoe Blacling, combs and Pocket Books,
Motions in end'nss "a iety.
| MacSerI, Pickcrnl and White Fish.
BOSTON, butter, Soda and Sugar Crackers;
Suprrllne Old Wheat Flour best luality)
SALT by tho barrel or bushtl
Liquors Ofall kinds and pnrost quality, adaptet
for the use of the sick room orlcstivc board.
In fact he has every thing IN his limo, and viii sci
the same very cheap.
Very shortly will be erected in the rear Of his lot
large number Of Sheds for the use Of his country
friends, to which he would most especially call theft
attention .t. f
Lancaster, may 10, 1850