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that the trust has not been faithfully regarded. II
tho former ls not done. we conceive !, an easy
matter to apply the remedy by fair publication
oil iaets aud proper representations as II is not
Likely that men who are Interested in the faithful
management OF two millions Of dollars Of capital
will looS on aud see II misapplied or squandered'
The remedy for the latter, II persisted ill., is more
difficult to be found, and such course can only
result in ruin to the enterprise, us men cannot
be found who will gratutously or for small com.
pensation perform labor for the public and have
their integrity made the common topic of conver.
sation. Their acts should be scanned, but in
proper spirit aud only with desire To elicit the
truth; and it is also highly desirable that thew
should avoid, as much Us possible, doing anything
calculated to arouse suspicion or create mproper
discussions There ought to be reason for ey.
erything and nothing should be suid or done with
out sut1clent reason, salts factory To candid
mind. We want the rUad-we need il badly. and
we hope aud trust that satisfactory explanation
will be made by those who know more about II
'han we do Rnnors at best nre bad source
oil Information aud when banded about from
mouth to mouth. are too apt 10 be exaggerated
IL Is not upon them that any reliable opinion can
be formed and hence tho necessity of our citi.
zens RETAINING from nduIging in attacks upon
character without some sufficient and reIiable facts
We think these remarks have been made uecessa
ry, aud have alluded to the subject us prudently
as we felt it our duty to do. We have no interest
to build up, no personal friends to reward, no eu-
emies to punish-nOlhing to sarve but the great
"bee-line railroad" and through that the commu.
nifty Of which we are at present constituent men,
Der and with whose prosperity ours is deeply
identified.
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@he Markets.
LANCASTER Thurs Law, November l3. 1854

Cincinnati Markets.
CIScINSATI. NV. Il-P. VI.
River fallen two inches. Weather cool and
cloudy. Flour declined, but dernand better 1000
bbIs sold at 49, 400 do at s2,?0Q2.02, 100 dc nj
s2'S6' WhlSkey ld4. Nothing doing IN proyis.
l0ns' Groceries firm-unchanged. Coal 20c.
Cleveland msrkets.
CLEVELAND. Nov. 10.
Flour, Sales Of small lois straight brands for
shipment by rallrOad have been nude al So %.
but Tor large lois l2d isas high figure as could
De obtained, sales Of $50 bbls exta at $3.50.
Wheat ranges from 620G3 for Mediterranean and
mixed 10 65 for northern. with but moderate re-.
ceiPis. Sales 5000 bushels northern at Gj and
l60O mixed at 63, Corn, little os zone arriving
ana quotations are nominal ut SIC For shipment
II Is hut worth over 33c. Pork. the short time
before new will be in market has ha It's effect
nPon prices. aud we cannot quote al over l3GU 49,
d. some 800 1bls old mess having beeu sold last
week at the lltter figure. Whskey quoted at
l|tU20c, with sales vi small lots ut l3c,
Hew York Markets.
Ngw YORK, Nov. ll-P. NJ.
The steamship Ohio sailed to-day for Navy Bay
with $50 passengers for California.
The sales of cotton are 1900 bales at "a FOR
niddIiug Orlcans 90 for Uplands; the market
closed firm. Sales of I2 900 bbls Flonr at 1915
10 384 Tor common State: good Ohio at $3 874 to
a; southern at S4,l2 to 4.25 Sales of $500 bu
Michigan Wheat u35. Sales Of "a, 900 bu mixed
Corn ut So To- 80. Sales of 1900 bu Rye at II.
Sales Of 700 bbls Rlsin at 1870. Sales Of 1000
bags Java Coffee ut /.
baltimore Market.
BALTlmoRE, Nov.
N,nl --Tl,oya I,o I,a,. l., T.
manifested by manufacturers since oar last though
as yet no large tmn-acti1ns have been made We
quote unwaslied at lG1 10 c.. c.;tubwushed aj jQ28.
Tnbacco-There is nothing doing in Ohm We
CONTINUE our former quotations, viz: Inferior aud
common Ohio 81 jOa05; good common mildliug
50, 1906; good aud line red $G,50G3; Gue wrap
perry $4O0 -; and yellow $l00l6.-AmericaH.
Baltimore Cattle Market.
CATTEE.-Thero was an increased sapnly or
Beeses over TINT oiast Monday, and the nvellre
rate ruled something lower. The offerings reach.
ell 1900 head, of which number gjj were soil tn
CITY butchers, $50 To packers, 100 were left over
unsold' aud the residue were d iven TO PhilsleI.
phil. Prices range from $?,2j to $50 Oh the b,or
equal to si,50dG,75 net, aud averaging S!,GeI
gross.
= Hoes The supply to day was fair. We quote
from " TO 6,23 --Americam NoU. Q.
PhiIndeIphia Cattle alarEets.
Nov. 5.-The number Of Beet Ca,tle offered this
week comprise about 2200 head including $50
driven 10 New York, and so renqetl over tllls,lI.
The prices OF Beef Cattle havo slightly declined,
lhey being bought al s5,5Ol 6,75 per 100 lbs
Foreign Markets.
LWERPooL Oct, a3h
Fair inquiry for Wheat and FIour--deciue Of Id .
t,,.l,. 1
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A DANGEROUS AFFAIR.-5s, the lead.
ing feature in the vIgnette is an eag e
with wings upraised, resting on cannon;
beside him is an anchor, bale Of goods,
plough and rake-in the distance, sail
vessels, steamships, &c.-on the right
and left OF vignette is a large letter V
(rule work) On either end margin it
has three oblong dies, the top aud bottom
die on each end containing figure S,
and the centre die containing the word
FIVE. In the body of the note there
arc nineteen lines of fine letters, being
arepetition of the words Five Dollars
"Five Dollars"
This bill is out on the CLAREMONT
BANK of New Hampshire, ,Iand being
an imitation of the genuine, will doubt.
less have FREQ circulation most iud ges
would pass it in a promiscuous lot Of
money. The engraving of the walter on
the right of vignette is pnnr-the ruling
in the letter V each side of vignette is
irregular and Streaky. On the whole, it
is very likely to pass, and will doubtless
visit US as the promise of other banks
than the one it nnw purports to Le of, and
our subscribers must keep sharp look
out. or they will find themselves pocket
ing spurious V. A number have al.
ready passed through the hands of our
best judges Thompson sReportcr.
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Autumn Is at the DOOr---winter Is fas,
aDnFOachfngfI


H'HE undersigned are now receiving from the East.
ein cities, large aud well assorted stock Oh
FALL AND WINTER GOODS, to which they re-
spectiully invite the attention Of ell classes both
young and OH-Grare and Gay-Rich and Poor
We oesPcak for you all word Of consolation IN the
examination Of our splendid stock and unprecedented
L0lD pyiccsi
=, we VIII tax your patience with along catalogue
o arncles and prices. which we regard as mere sha-
COWS but we earnestly invite YOU 70 MOI 81, where
"" M Rnd our our sssotmet complete ID the line Of
Grocerfes, Hard.yare and QueenSpare.
me above stock having been purchased bv the SEN
or Parler' whose icng experience in this branch Of
business has well qualified him to seize upon every
Opportunity OF purchasing goods l the verg lotueit
Gash PTfces, we are enabled to 5fef yery great IN.
daeement not only in word but in deed, "a ali who
will favor US with call. We would. therefore saw
70 all, that ifthe shadow have here given YOU L
but small, be assured that we are fully prepared 10
furnish you abundanty with the substance. Il YOU
VIII but respond to our invitation
REINMUND SON.
No &c. Mai= street, Lancaster, Ohio.
October 9, 1851 Ss
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HNhb subse Tibsr offers 10 sell his yaluabls iu.,
ed Head Blocks for Saw-MIlIs, unnp ~,
following terms If they do not WORK as repTesen,.
20, no pay will be required. The improvement, cnn
.al' IN enabling one to set both end, of log n
guisTity. ptsypyTvc,.g "'0 s''A'eS' re-
William J Breck Columbus Ohio
DIakc, Reed aud Co Xcnia Ohio
Join foilng, Columbus Ohio.
Z. T. Soils, Columbus. Ohio,
Amer keeIe, Columbus. Ohio.
Miefael sullivan', Columbus. Ohio.
sl"ses Shelter, Grovepo,t, Ohio,
m: Mclaughlin. Springfield. Ohio
William Teri, Urbans Ohio
Harly and CLARK, Piqua Ohio.
b. +. Shadlick, Fletcher. Ohio.
James Durbin. Texas, Ohio
J. {. Fisk and Co., Texas, Ohio,
william Halter, Napoleon, Ohio.
stephens and Co Defiance, Ohio,
Jonn Morgan, Bluifton Indiana.
,,, west and wilkins, Bloomfield, Ohio.
Inc ABOVE sro persons who have purehased tI,e i'm.
PrGyyemeht and hlvo il now in nse.
hiI orlers Addressed, post paid TO tha subscriler
~ i-aneaser' teGeh county, Ohio, will be- prom nj.
'rs.s! @s.S.''ipu !, ir m. JOHN S SNYDER.
,JI'N' b. The above Improvement obta;raJ 4;
State Fair, 1851. cup " "'e ohio
0hio State Journal publish three month, and Oh.
this Office. ''''''''i' ana elsFSe
Lancaster, September 2j, 1851. e,,9,
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OBITUARY.

DlEO-On Sabbath, Oct &c in Anlnd, town.
ship. Mrs. ELIZABETH, wife of Mr.. Thu,nns
II. Prnpeck IN the 50.h year Of her ag,.
Mrs Propeck has indeed been released from q
world OF sorrow She has been sufferer for 90
years and Tor several years past been helnlp,.
ParaIy'c; but she bore oil her trials with patient
submission to the wiIlol Gnd. which give grali
ny,ns evidence that the peaceabIc fruits of
righteousness were wrought in her Her enI
was peace. cav
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FOr Lhe GdSe
A CARD.

Tho pastor of tho Presbyterian church Of this
city would announce 10 the public that on nexlSab.
bath evening. at 81 o'clock, he designs to COM
mence a course of lectures ON Infidelity, to be
continued upon Sabbath evenings for some weeks,
except when Providentally prevented. Among
the prominent topics 10 be discussed arc, the reas
onableneSs and necessity OF Revelations the char.
acterlstcs OF lnlidelity its unsatisfactory nature;
the teachings Of Natural Religion upon tho sub.
Ject OF Future Punishment; tho dangers Of skep-
tlcal influence and the chief causes of IuGdclity.
Lancaster, Nov 49,
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ARE ToU MoTHER-sufsring from diseases to
which females are generally subject, usel DIR, s. D.
moves Shaker SarSaParia- will certainly cure you.
maze or female. old young, ALL and erery FAINT
,0aid have this ereeileHt Family medicine BY them
NAi al our depot or on one Of our Agents, and get
PAnpniet' gratis. where you will find facts, tactsg
taefH that can be substaBtiated by thousand, Of liy
ing witnesses in this city and country, viz: that the
Shaker slrsaP'rills, as preparedby Dr.. S. d. HOWE.
has been the means Of permanently curing mora dis.
eases TO which the human family are coninually su
jeet than any other preparation Of sarsaparl, ever
yet brought before the public. Sec Advertisement.
IRA. this season Of tho year no medicine is more
necessary than DR.. Hooaand's German Bitters. The
reatstimulating power Of these Bitters and their pro-
Pety Of eradcating all impurities. and renovatng tho
system, commend them highly, and in fact, all who
would enjoy good health should use them The pros,
is loud in praise o these btters. We can ipdorse all
that has been said in their praise, and from personal
Observation, we know then TO be superior to the thou.
sand nostrums forced upon the public through the me
dium Of advertisements. DR.. C. NJ. Jackson in PhilA
delPha, prepares this medicine. See advertisement.
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Administrators Snln-

HlY virtue of an order of sale to me directed from
1.-the Court OF Common Pleas of Fairfield County,
Ohio, at the September term of 1851, will as AZ
minstrator of the estate of Garrett Reeves deceased
late Of said county, expose to public sale at the door
of the Court House, in the city of Lancaster. Ohio
on MONDAY, December sth, 1851, between the
hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock p NJ, the fol.
lowing lands and enements belonging to said estate
to-wit; e''''''
The West half Of ln-Lot No. I05, in Carpenter's
addition to the town Of Lancaster with the imurove
ments thereupon- appraised at 1926.
Said property will be sold for not less than two thirds
terms:-one-third of the purchase money in b,nH
one-thrd in one year and the residue iu Two vesrs
with interestuPon the deferred payments ''''
Lancaster, Nov. 6, 1851. "a 5,'S1 St5'
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An Ordinance

of Hay in the city of Lancaster.
- Lancaster, That the Weigh Masteris hereby au-
thorized and required to demand and receive from
every applicant applicants, for any quantity of hay
weighed under ten hundred pound, ten cents and one
cent for each additional one hundred pounds, to be
paid by the seller, exclusive Of the weight of the
wagon cart or sled together with such other deduc.
tion as they may Judge fitting and proper for the
weight Of poles, ropes, &c.
SEC 2nd; BE u also ordained by the authority
gt0resatd That much of the ordinance passed JULY
1850 by the town council inconsistent with the pro-
visions OF this ordnance be and the same are hereby
repealed. Passed November s. 1851
WILLIAM P. CREED, Manor
Attest-JoHN B. REED, City Clerk.
November 10, 1851 3w28
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New York, Nov. 10.
IL is understood that Kossuth sailed from Eng.
land for America in the steamer of Saturday last
The United Suites steam Frignte Mississippi, from
Gibraltcr October 18th, arrived this morning.
bringing the Hungarian Refugees lately released
with Kossuth, aud Mrs. Capt Burlngame, whose
husband was lost overboard from the Barque Al.
exna, frum New York on the 18th of October,
near GiberaIter.
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BosroN. Nov. J..
Tue returns from tho Whole State arc nearly
complete. mud give the following results on the
,olo Tor Governor:--Winthrop, Wing. G4540;
3oltweIl, Dem. 43,882i PalIrey, 28,893 The
Wings gain over the vnte Of last year 7 662; the
Democrats. 1853 aud the Free Soers 957. The
elect probably Is Senator's the wings
I. No ehoice in Essex county, 5; Berkshire. |;
Norfolk, 81 Bristol. 3. The Wings elect lG2 Rep.
esentallves, Coalition. l43. and 1872 no choice.
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New Family Grocerv.

NHE undersigned has Just received anu is now o.
h Pening on the Southeast corner Of C0lambuS and
lpheeliag StreetS, we'll selected stock OF Family
Groceries, Confectionaries &C., which will be sold
low. He esNlCits call from his old friends and the
public general. ISAAC CHURCH.
Lancaster, September %, 1851. 81
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From Havana

CHARLESTON, November 9.
The brig Adela, from Havann, arrived today
bringing dates To the lst instant. Mr.. Thrasher
was still confined in the fortress of Puntn. His
brother had been arrested ON the 3lst. 1t Is ru.
lnored that an autograph letter from Gen Lopez
has been discovered in Mr.. Thrasher's office im-
Plicating his brother and Others, and to this the ar
rest Of bis brother is attributed.
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Administrators Sale.

RY virtue of an order of sale to meylirected from
~ the court Of common pleas of Fairfield county.
Ohlo will as Administrator OF the Estate of Joiiy
LAyTaHERTY deceased, late ofSad county, expose to
public sale at the door of the courthouse in tie cty
oI lancaster Ia' Ohio on Monday the Sh day of De-
cemoer lS6l the following described Real Estate, to-
wit; In Lot No, 8, in VIM ]. Reese's addition to the
city OF Lancaster being part sections and 6town
Appraised at $780,
Terms Of fSGIe.-0ne-third the purchase money in
hand one-tnlrd in one year and the residue in two
JOHN LYNCH. AdrnYor.
November G, 1861. 90 b'v95
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JOHN LYONS,

WHOLESALE and Retail Dealer in Grocerie,
" fr9r.lstoas' oils, Dye StgFs. Fruit, Notions
6h GIa:s "'S nto'erare, Main Street, Lancaster.
he will sell at small advance, Satisfaction to those
who favor him with call
Nov. 10, 1851.
n, b. His Old Ship, South of the Market House
SUI on hand with full stock of Groceries.
November l3 or,oe
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ESGiSEER's OFFICE, CrRcLEvnLE,
-.,., October 30, 1851.
GEALED proposals viii be received by the under.
IJsgned, at the Office Of the Cincinnati Wilmington
and Zanesvle Railroad Company, in this place 1sJI
8 ociock, p A., Of Monday, he i'm day of Noreni.
Ger Herf, for the clearing grubbing grading bridging
ana masonry OF all that portion OF said road living be-
tween the towns Of Morrow, in Warren county, and
lancaster IN Fairfield county, distance Of 50 miles
Bids, including with the above, the balastnp frn.
iShlng and laying down the ties and laying the track
OF SAID road will also be considered.
BIDS specifying per centage of stock and county
vited. 'i-
lhe maps, plans, ,proGes and the line itself are now
ready Tor examination. The work submitted com.
prlseSa large amount Of coed work. and attention Of
contractors generally, is solicited
BY order of the Board
TRACY MCRACKEN. Chief Engineer.
c. ". and q. II. r. Company
No''moer o. 2W27
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Estate Of Ceorge ". WorraII.

N 0IicE is hereby given, that the undersigned
mas been appointed and duly qualified as Admin
erased iate OF Hooking township, Fairfield county
ono. All Persons having claims against said Estate
Wi present them for settlement legally aulhenleaI
60 wi!hin one year-And all those Indebted win
make immediate payment "''
November 6, 1861 1'""t ti'51 aor
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HAVING formed co.partnership with Mr., 7 ,cou
L IL f. BECK, in the Hardware business, il now ba.
comes necessary that my old business should be SET
tledup Thereiore all who know themselves indept.
ed to me- either on book account or note arr respect
fully requested to call and settle up. Thankful for
past patronage, which has been liberal solicit con.
tinuance OF the same with the new firm, where. the
old friends will find their favors promptly attended to
as heretofore, as the new frmwill keep heavy stock
Of Hardware on hand and sell cheaper than ever
Come and try. p. BOpE.
Lancaster, September 25. 1851 81
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90@G&A@g @Gwu@o
7 ME largest lot of Fresh, Fancy, FALL and WIN
l. TER CLOTHING, and Furnishing Good, that
have ever been offered in this city, is now to be had
at the Old Checkered Furnishing Store, at very re-
duced prices We iatter ourselves that when you
examine our large assortment, youiw do us the JUS
tice, in saying that such splendid stock of CLOTH.
ING has never been offered in one establishment in
TINS part OF the country before. We deem it unne-
cessary to mention the different articles but we will
say, that there is article corn by man or bog but
iOhat zoe can furnish you at the lowest possible price
COULEHAN Il co.
Lancaster, November 10, 1861. %
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NEW sUDSCRIDRHs
NV@ANnNna

MARRlED-Near Bremen on "Wednesday the
5th inst, by Rev L. Cunningham. Mr.. JOHN
BLACK andMiss ELLENOR NEELY.al ufFair.
field county.
On tue lth inst by Elder s MeCabe. Mr.
PHILIP F. DENTON and Miss ANN r. BA.
KER both Of this city
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TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
New York Election

Albany, Nov 10.
We learn by special messenger just returned
from Delaware, that there il a msjJriry in that
county against Forsyth and Patterson. wings. for
Secretary Of State, aud Comptroller. Chaihed
DeIn.. has e200, and Meal pine 1000. The Wings
undoubtedly have the Canal Board, and that they
have both branches of the Legislature is nearly
ceartain
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FAIRFIELD COUNTY

.9O@Gham9 @Go@Se
1T now generally admitted by all persons who
Il have taken the pains to inform themselves that
SMITH & TONG keep on hand the largest and best
assortment for
CLOTHING MEN AND BOYS,
Of any establishment in Fairfield county, and on ac.
count Of the used in selecting the stock by the
proprietors, who have had long experience in the
business it is equally true that Tor quality and varie
ty the assortment usually kept on hand, ..
CANNOT BE EXCELLED,
By any other in the State. And more than this, the
goods purchased at the lowest prices which ena
Bile the proprietors to dispose of them upon
THE MOST REASONABLE TERMS.
In proof of all this, the public are invited to call in
and examine the fine assortment which has been
selected,
FOR FALL AND WINTER WEAR,
With the express purpose of clothing the male por-
ton OF this community in the latest and most fashion
able styles and in the very best manner 1t can be
done and WILDE done at prices which cannot fail to
please. Among the assortment may be noted,
Fine Cloth Frock and Dress Goats,
Cloth, Beaver and Blanket Over do.
All qualities and coors of Sack do.
Black, blue and fancy cloth Pants,
do do do cashmere do
do do do satinett do.
nack ana iancy satin Vests
Merino, cloth, plaidand woollen Vests.
Also fine assortment of shirts, silk pocket and
neck handkerchiefs suspenders, collars stocks, Um
brellas, &C. &c. D'0'
The above embraces portion only of their Readv-
made Clothing, all Of which is we'll made and ont Of
good material In addition to this the public will find
A MOST EXCELLENT ASSORTMENT
OF cloths. cassimeres satinetts vestings of the most
beautiful styles and colOrs and of the best quality
which will be made up to order, and
A GOOD FIT WARRANTED,
Thus not only being prepared to supply those who
desire readymade clothing, but also being enabled tn
accommodate any class Of customers with goods Sc
lected with much care they expect to retain the pub
lie favor by pleasing their customers.
Thankful for past hvors, continuance of the pa
tronage of the citizens of this and surrounding eoln
ties, is respectfully solicited For good Goods, rooI
MS wel-made clothing and low prices, competition is
Remember the place--immedately east of Reber
and Kutz's store, with the words "CLOthinQ Store,
painted above the door in large letters
- SMITH & TONG.
Lancaster, october 5O 1851 26
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THE TELEGRAPH ZINE.

TEIE TELEGRAPH LINE.
TITLE & DRESBACHS have received at their
- ola Stand' on Main Street, full assortment Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
And are daily receiving additions to their stock ds.
tsfmncd throughout the season to keep on hand
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT.
The public are invited to call and examine their
stock The utmost has be en- used in its selection
lhe latest styles have been purchased the lowest pr
ces have been paid and it is certain that the citizens
oil thls snd surrounding counties can this establish
ment, find tho
BEST QUALITY OF GOODS,
And obtain them upon reasonable terms as at any
other establishment in the Western country In this
assortment, the public will find full stock Of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES & QUEENSWARr
Embracing all the usual varieties of Cloths. cassi.
meres, saunetts, shirtngs calicoes, drllings &c..
,otton Yarns, battings and candle. .wicGine,
Imported and domestic carpeting,
Ine assortment Of Blankets
Ladies, Gentlemen's and Boy'sBo and Shoes
Coffee Teas, sugars and spices.
lhey nave also just received to their fornar stock
hne assortment of the best and latest patterns Wall
Paper and Bordering
ALWAYS ON HAND.
a, line assortment Of Flannss, Stocking Yarn, and
Blankets from the Circleville Wooen Factory,wh!ch
VIII IL be s,s sold at manuiacturers prices.
WANTED, at all times, all kinls Of Country Pro-
dHcc Tor which hishest market price will be paid
III Is VERY EVIDENT,
That this establishment disposes of their stock at the
most reasonable rates and keeps on hand the most az
ceilen assortment, as will be testified to by all their
old customers " y "'' 'Aeir
For the very liberal patronage hitherto received
the propretarS return their thanks, and respectulv
solicit call from the public generally before pur.
chasing elsewhere, as they are determined TO sell
the best quality and latest styles of Goods at the
lowest rates LITTLE & DRESBACHS.
b"hcastel november D. 1851 81