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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-12-11

BoUNTY LAND CASES AND Pensions
During the twenty.four working days
in November, there were issued from
the Auditors Office at Washington, TO-.
356 Bounty Land certificates; and from
the Pension Office, IL, 1886 warrants, ex-
elusive of the examination of 20,932 9TH
or claims. There are now only about
$4,000 cases requiring settlement, to
which, however, must be added current
income of about ono hundred and fifty
new cases per day.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-12-11

A Coop SPEcULATIoN.--T Tho person
who leased the right to sell refreshments
in the Crystal Palace is said to have re
allied the snug little bit ofpocket money,
$500, 900, by the operation. Encouraged
probabiy,by the prosperity of the venture,
new specuIator offers $4,000 for the
right to pick up such lost articles as fell
through the crevices of the A1or upon
the ground beneath.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-12-11

The DAYTON JoURNAL.-This excel.
lent Whig paper comes to us this week
in a new and beautiful dress, fair rep
resentative of the beautiful and thriving
city in which it is printed. The estab.
lishmeut is in prosperous condition, as
we'll it should be under the excellent
management of its propriet0rs.
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Attachment Notice.

A my instance, an attachment was this day issued
n by John B. Reed, Justice oil the Peace of Hook.
ing township Fairfield, county, Ohio against the pro-
perty and effects of Gotleb Myers, nonresident OF
Fairfield comfy. Dated this 9Th day Of December,
1851 JAMES r STANBERf.
December IL. 1851 4w32'
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PUBLIC NoTlcE The Church Of Lancaster il
invited to meet in the City Hall. inr the public
worship Of God at o'clock, P NJ. Christmas
Day. BY the Church is intended all truly con.
verted persons. walking consistently, and all Euch
persons will have liberty to speak, If called by
Tho Spirit of the Lord" to do 50.
Dscsinher | lB5I
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CoUNTEss SoNTAG.-This eminent sing.
er,whose life has been marked by such TO.
mantle vicissitudeS, & who is fast resum
ing her place as first vocalist Of Europe,
will come to the United States as soon as
her ongagemints terminate in Germany.
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Found.

MOUND near Lancaster. about three weeks since
II CARPET BAG containing few articles Of
clothing and two Pocket Books we'll lined with the
root of all evil which the owner have by calling
at my residence, two miles west of Lancaster, on the
Pike. G. WILSON.
December II, 1851. 81
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Notice.

TIME Stockholders of the Lancaster and Colum-
bus Telegraph Company" are notified that the
annual election OF Directors will be held at the office
of the company in Lancaster, Monday the 9th day
Of January, proX. p. B. EWING,
Secretary Board Of Directors.
December IL, 1851. g.
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New Family Grocery.

TTNHE undersigned has Just received and is now O.:
IL pening on the Southeast corner Of Columbus and
JVheeIing streets, well selected stock Of Family
Groceries, Confectionaries, &C., which will be sold
low He solicits call from his old friends and the
public In general SAAC ChURCh:
Lancaster, September %, 1851. 2l
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-12-11

YoUTHFUL DEPRAvITY.-The Chilli.
cothe papers state that two boys, one
aged fifteen years and the other ten, liv.
ing near Piketon, were arrested lew
days since for horse.stealing, These
boys were permitted by their proper
guardians to run out o'nights, and the re.
suit ia recorded above.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-12-11

HARDWARE, &C.-See Messrs. Bo pc
Il Beck's advertisements. They have on
hand large and varied assortment of
goods in their line. which will be dis
posed of at the most reasonable rates.
Give them a call.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-12-11

TWe publish the Presidents mes
sage entire in this weeks paper, in Or
der that our readers may have it in ore
paper. The amount of reading matter
is not reduced by the operation.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-12-11

VMiss Dix. the distinguished phil.
anthropist. has again had tho pleasure of
seeing her benevolent efforts in the cause
of humanity crowned with success, in
the erection of the beautiful and commo-
dious Asylum for the Insane, recently
opened in Illinois. Six years ago she
commenced the movement.
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0br Markets.
LANCASTER. Thursday, December II. 1851
lnnncrnn a NvrrnIH nIarrIn 4 ru,rn


EIV HHUn HEHFhUIs
The CtaeiEHaJ Ga=ete oi Monday Nys
Tie markets remain without materldl change
Hogs are III Dpderats 'ieuand and prices sustain
od. IN ST Louis there is more d.positun tu buy
at u 35G4,tO than as previously manifested
had been made at 50 5OS3625. bot must oG tile
packer. were decIiui e 10 operate.
At Kan Ess. Iowa. hogs will not command rver
t3 So slthnugh 81 was paid ~ome time since
There is more pork in that section ilIau was sup
posed.
Al Lnuisyiile an increased business is b-in.
done at $3.50, net. It is estimated that $4,000
head had been slaughtered around the Falls up u
Friday uight
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-12-11

LoUrsIANA.-Tho Wings have gained
a member of Congress, Moore over Morse
and elected the State Auditor, the only
State officer voted for. So this State
may be set down as Wing.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-12-11
UYEl9N4Aao

MARRIED-On the 2nd inst by the Rev.John
Wagenlals. Mr.. IOflN ROEHL and Miss ELIZA.
BETH CROFT OF Bern township.
On Tuesday the 9th inst, by the Rev. John N
Lowrie MIR. JOHN d. SCHLElCH aud Mrs
MARY ANN WURTHINGTON of this county.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-12-11

PRoDUCT OF GOLD IN CALIFORNIA 1851
1t appears from statements published
in the San Francisco Herald, that from let
April, lS49, to 3lst December, 1850, the
California gold miues produced tho sum
of $65,5S7 SOL. The Herald, to show
the product for the present year, makes
the following exhibit:
Product for the first quarter, ending
3lst March 1851, SIG 030,155. Second
quarter, ending June 80. no estimate
made, on account of fire destroying the
custom house books. Third quarter,
ending September 81, shipped slo,97O.,
SIG; taken by passengers, $2,922 800;
shipment not appearing on the custom
house books, $500. 900; coined 81 ,O00,.
900; taken overland, coastwise, &c. .,or in
possession of bankers, $3.50, 900, making
total of SIS, ,56S.3l6. five add 81, IS
perounce more, we shall get the min, val
ue, 81 ,293, 1867. increasing the total for
third quarter to $16,s61 .6S3. Total for
two quarters. $32 1881 1888.
If we take this standard. the total
product for 1851. would be $65, ,7S3, ,676;
and to this says the Herald, we have lit.
tie doubt it would be perfectly safe to
add ten per cent, for various items impos.
sible to comprise in the calculation. This
aoou'd show the annual yield of our mines
to be orer seuenty;fUe millions of dollars.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-12-11

Wlt is said that $50 Germans will
leave Cleveland, Ohio, for their father
land, to participate in the expected rev.
olution there in May next.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-12-11

W An American Panther was killed
in Athens county few days since by a
hunter named Eli Durant. The tracks
ofanother, the Messenger says, has been
seen. and the boys will be on the look =
out for him the next snow when they can
track him. The one killed was nearly
eight feet long aud weighed 1870 pounds.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-12-11

Stock AND MONEY MARKET.-The
money market still remains tight, the
heavy shipments of specie Of las, week
having had the effect to shake the conf
dence that was beginning To be felt, Of an
easy market. Securities Of new works
are negotiated with difficulty. unless of
the very best clasS. and the prospect is
that they must sell at heavy discount
for some time to come.
Our country friends must begin To rely
moro upon their own resources. In the
west, particularly, there is altogether too
much disposition to run to New York for
nearly every cent Of money wanted for
their roads. The western people want
roads. but they are not willing to make hall
the sacrifices that New EnglsnJers make
for theirs. The former are willing to
promise any price for the money, but they
have little disposition 10 take it out Of
their own pockets and put it into their
roads. This they must begin to do, OF
many Of their schemes must stop. Ru
inous prices are now paid in this market
for money, and from the number of prof
ects Offering, great number Of securitie:
will find no sale at all.-Rdilr0dd Jour
nal.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-12-11

SATURDAY EVENING Posr.-The at.
tention Of the reader is directed to the
prospectus Of this paper in another col.
umn. II is about the best of this class
Of family papers in the Eastern cities.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-12-11

V The reader who wishes to pur.
chase cheap goods in Lancaster, will find
the places by looking at tho "SignS" in
the Ga zette.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-12-11
CinclnnnfI MnrksI,.

IIFClNNATI. DC. Ut. VI.
River fallen inches Flour firm. and in good
demand: 2OO0 bbIs. sold al 3303O3. Whskey
l530I6. 1900 boxes Cheese sold at ca. Hogs
iirn: 200 sold at 81 jOG4 4j7. Provisipns-siles 0f
800 bbls mess Pork at tl2. 5O bbls. Spirit. OF
Turpentine sold al so. 40 bblr. VI .lasses sold
at 30G32. Other articles unc5nnged.
New York Markets.
NEw YoRE. Dec 9-P. VI.
Cotton market steady with 'ales Of 500 bales
Sales Of 5000 bbls fl our al t4l2I943l for state
aud good western. aud ti3iGt437 for prime
Genes-e Sales Of | / 900 bushels mixed western
cnrn at 60G6l sales of 1900 bbIs beef al tsG
$40 for mess, and sISi 70 Tor prime. other srti
cies dull aud without change.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-12-11

WDr. Kinkle is making great prog
ress at the Wes, in getting Subscribers to
his two million German loan.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-12-11

wA man was sent to the peitentiary
for two years. in Mississippi, the other
day, for stealing thirty cents worth OF
wood.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-12-11
L.nnk Oufl

ENOR that hacking cough, it will lead to eonIumP-
Il ton, Usx HowI'S COUCH CANDT, sold BY
Z. L. SL0CUM,
Nov 70 Druggist Lancaster, Ohio.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-12-11
ROCKS AND STATIONERY.

BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
GIsssy,s puudinR, three doors west OF thS
Hooking Valley Bank.
4 GENFRAL Assortment Of SCHOOL BOOKS,
n BIBLES, BLANK BOOKS, PAPER and STATION
ERY of superior quality, for sale At very low prices
lancaster Octobsr 80, 1851 70
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-12-11

wThe majority in Delaware for a
Reform Convention is about 1000.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-12-11

% Kossuth's departure from England,
was attended with magnificent demon
stration.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-12-11

JuDoEs oT THs SUPREMs CoURr-
Allotment Of Terms.--Oa the FIRST inst.
as prescribed by the Constitution. lots
wero drawn by the Governor and Sec
rotary Of Stale To determine tho number
Of years for which each member Of the
Supreme Court elect shall hold his Office
The following was the result:
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-12-11

GRAHAM's MAoAzME.-Graham ush
ers in the year with double number
containing a large amount Of reading
matter, and several most beautiful engra.
ings, in the highest style of the art.
Ever since Graham has had sole control
o. this magazine, it has kept increasin G
in merit. and as his patronage has KEEP,
pace with his efforts to please, we may
still expect him to keep in the front rank
ofthis description of literary periodicals.
Terms, 80 per year; two copies $5; ten
copies $50. Where clubs canuot be
raised, we will send the Magazine and
Gazette for 81.
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RECEIPTS FOR THE GAZETTE,

John A. Feters..sl l2 Daniel Walters. tl.75
jacob Shetfer. l,25 William Lowe.... 200
Samuel Cntiman. l.7j J p. Beatty ...... LIS
H; L Nicely.-....l.75 Henry Brenamap. =. 2.7S
George Valentine Jr...........tl. rs.
NEW SUBSCRIBERS
Charles Rice; .POsey Askiu
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-12-11

Too EARLY.-In reference to the re.
port that the Locofoco merbers of Con.
gress intended to adopt as a platform
the Baltimore resolutions aud the com.
promise as all additional plank, the
Mount Vernon Banner rcjoiceS as fol-.
lows:
1--WE are gratifed to learn that the
democratic members have determined on
taking this open aud bold stand, as gives
assurance that they are determined to
cut loose from all connection with the
different factions that have threatened
the peace and permanency of the Union
So long as they stand upon this platform
aud support the great principles which
it proclaims, so long they may expect
union and harmony in our ranks, which
are the certain harbengers of a glorious
triumph"
AS they did not do as expected, the
eulogy of the Banner is To be reversed
Instead of an "open and bold stand" they
took "sneaking and cowardly one;" in
stead of "cutting loose from factions,
they Joined with them;" aud inste ad
now of "expeciing union, harmony aud
triumph" they must look for divisions
discussions aud defeat" So mote it be-
The country will gain by the operation
JonN S. TuRAsngR.-Late dates from
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ARE YoU A NOTWITHSTANDING from diseases to
which females are generally subject, uselDr s. D
Howss Shaker srsapsrla-it will certainly cure you.
Male or female old or young, ALL and every FAINT
ly should have this ercsleRt Family medicine by them.
Call at our depot, Of Agents, and get =
pamphlet, gratis, where you will find facts! JGetS!
factSW that be substantated by Thousands OF ly
ing witnesses in this city and country viz: that the
Shaker SsrssPsrilla, as PrePAredby Dr. s. D. HOWE,
has been the of permanently curing more dis
to which the human family continually sub
isct, than any other preparation Of sArsaParA even
yet brought before the public. See Advertisement.
HooTLAEDs GERMAN BITrERs.-These celebrates
Bitters, prepared by DR.. c. NJ. Jackson, 40 Arcf
street, Philadelphia, performing astonishing cure
throughout the whole country. We can bear witnes
to their curative powers in Of friend Of our
who had the Liver plant, and who had tried almos
every other medicine, but without effect. After tax
ing few bottles of these Btters he was entirely cur
ed. To those who are similarly afflicted we recon
mend them to take the PREPARATION knowing that they
will cure the disease spoken of and many others tc
which flesh is heir to-" There is spurious article
made in Philadelphia The only place to get the gen.
une article is 100 Arch street. Philadelphia, Of Dr.
Jackson, or his agents throughout the county.
TSee Advertisement
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GODsr's LADrs' BooK.-Th. J,Du,,,

GODET's LADTS' BooK.-The January
number of this magazine iS certainly
magnificent number. containing as il does
q hundred pages Of reading matter aud
a large number of engrSvings. represent
ing almost every style Of art. The read
ing matter is from the pens ofour most
popular writer's. This is the first nun
Der of the year 1852, and as Cooley gen
orally keeps his promises, or else goes
ahead of them, we can confidently ex-
Pect that the volume for the coming year
will be far ahead of any Of its predeces
sors. He commences the year with sO,
900 copies, which will probably reach
100000. Price SO per annum; two cop
les SIS; ten copies $40 Who're club
cannot be raised, we will supply tn,
Ladys' Book and Gazette for one yea
a; "a.
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JOHN S. THRAsneR.-Late dates from
Havana, state this individual has been
sent to Spain in merchant vessel The
rumor that tho Captain General was a.
bout to pardon him, was Of course incor.
rect. We understand that the United
States Government intend to interfere in
his behalf
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@GDp9s
TTi, now ssnsr.lly admitted by all persons who
Il have taken the pains to inform themselves that
SMITH TONG keep on hand the largest and best
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-12-11

aH dBIboHtHI OtIWttH INC y JuuBob
prior to the drawing Of lots, which was
deposited with the Secretary of State as
a Rule ef the Count, the Judge having
the shortest torn of years 10 serve. was
TO be Chief Justice. Judge Cald dwelI is,
therefore, Chief Justice Of the State.
Mr.. Caldwell received tho highest vote
at the election, and drew the shortest
term, but got the chief honor; the other
Judges drew their terms in the order Of
their popular favor with the people
Mr.. Ranney having received the highes,
vote next to Judge Caldwell; Mr.. Thur
man next; MIR. BARLEY next; and Mr.. Cor.
win next.-Cincianati Engnirer,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-12-11
CLOTHING MEN AND BOYS.

OF .ny estabIishasnt in fairfield county, and on le
count Of the care used in selecting the stock BY the
who have had loAg experience in the
business it is equny true that for quality and vars-
10, tho ,s,ortment trsuAIly kert on hSnd,
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III =
\-For sale Farm of about so acres IN the village Of
Hastings q miles from the CITY. The house is new, built
II stone the most sui stanal manner modern style,
with thirte n rooms and has Of the mos commanding
views the ryer and adjacent II unoS unusual
picturesque prospect with concurrence and retirement
The grounds are the finest order. we'll supplied with
great variety OF fruit The whole par, viii be sold "a
application the proprietor the premises at Hastings
IN the Hudson New York ALEXANDER BRINE.
s22aw4w'
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DEAUTIFVL BUILDING.PLOTS in

, Upper Mornsana. offered for lew DAYS 1t a
very reasonable prcs They reserved from the late
sale and Distribution II the lower tract living near the de-
pot and unoQusled IN the vicinity of New-fork tof
beauty a.d SalnhIiJ Title nom iiouverncur MOTIFS N>i
pl,css and WIN De made perfectly satsfactoty
EaTy application necessary. Apply u MORGAN n
co No roail.st the LSud- Once. Upper Morn
>ania Depot wherr person wall be attendance 20 show
The property.
WM. JARVIS, AGENT for sale ol SAID property,
ssN Cpper MornSana
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Il GENE ELY. No 50 Fulton-st Jobber IN Paper and
Stationery and Depot for the sale of Manila Papers IN the
ream and m rolls for Taors Pattern, Carpet, Patent
Leather and ,arstis and great Inducements offered
II country and trade tnl) I'M
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nOOK- BINDERS' LEATHER-Tne
esyhsr-,her IA, alwaes on hand and constantly
csyipg Krrsh coured SSNers cooEet alt skins french
Turkty Narcco kuSS.A Red Leather. salied Sp-s ard
Ctlf B,s,k elo'h French. German an1 Am-rcan Marie
Psrer and ever oghe- article utc IN hircei 1Tf-
S~>sftmeht x George Dsseys superior bars Sisegs b.a
eep and law Calf always hanc All 81 TIE sp''s Nv
..s - for sac a. the low est market pricc>. D.
sl- sm' JAMES COOK, ~ Fsirt-sl, " I
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'VHE BOARDING aud DAY SCHOOL

Il Tor YOU NJ LADIES. W. NJ Rufgcr-si y : X
CLARKE. Prime pa >-wlu reopen on WEDNESDAY
S.pt no Circulars Az he Obtained Il RANNok> bo1N-
store No. - BowcrS and 20 the school, - -a~iw'
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Any PERSON desiring TO dispose of

4 Ny PERSON desiring 70 dispose of
purchase Eeal Estate. any krd Of Bus ness, N,
recon y ended iocal - re NEW YORK REAL ESTATE
OFFICE. No 6S Bower. a. thr charges are moderate
and al trausac00s made there >afsfactor Wanted :
above number Il Fans a. QrlceS from 500 20 ~
iso houses asG lots IA lie ci,s and vc!m4 ais T. *
change houses and lots farms. Applications are le-
.,ye Toy The uuchsSs and sale Of Hotels and o,hel hu>
ness Tor further particulars apply Al No - Brol~
corner of ArS.'y. -aly In
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IHARM NEAR YONKERS-For sale,

CONTAINING 70 acres NJ which 20 are wood. good 'u'
and water the land excellent situation romantic and neal
thy With view down Long Island There II new dwell
ing and all the other onthouScS ycn good The owner
IL going abroad Price 81 SO There Il opPort ntes
lail, except SUNDAYS At O. and Sc fares hes miles
northeast Of Ycnkevs station and u Mules west Of BIonN
stairs au2S LIS.
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4 BEAUTIFUL and HEALTHY

: Ceuany Residence for SALE. delightfully."- situated IN
Albany Coua;, % raleS vm the Hudson River consisting
IT s,aeoUs dwellns h,use neatly hnsed also smaller
dwelling together with orTtaSc house barn. and all ne
cesar outbulGnsS cAcellen; y~hve
vi and fine ape orchards, AID other frat and shade
trvSs. Viii be disposed VI al low pnce and easy
terms the owner has no fr The property \ store
snd lot II desired. MI a>o he >d IN connection with the
above lentlelnen dernx place the country. comhi-
ming All desirable conNenienctS II home, N healthy
g,on With churches Acadcmy, &c, ~ hand. and a. M
crate cont can seldom find good opportunity 10 Pnr-
chase communicable. ~ %,
Appl,cants can address" FARM ~ the ofce " Ias tn
bsc stating anne aud place where they may be seen aud
the, Will be called upon shd receive iai'acf hhof'uaN
auSo Vs
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6cuscs 60 Ect.

Two LEI.-Io genteel, agreeable Fa-
II lnlV. part Of very pretty Cottage VIZ Ba>rrien'
Rooms ifst hoos sad one On the thind door
Location ysy desirable Rent Si6a Sl73 Inquire 4
Mir REIL. No IS Euton-s;, up stsirS. ~ a \ {, ~
Hourth-sv Also, ~ grntir1 A 81 HABITS ,,,
~ ,Na Xsry pleasant koscss. ~ats "a -fs, De-
a.>hr! H.. cIe ~ atNe.
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n CRAWBUCK'S UPHOLSTERY,

w sHOUSE and Ship Furnishing WareTooms Ss
Grand New York whers will be found complete
sortment Of the following articles Feathers hair moss
and hask also beds mattresses palasses and cushions
also bedsteads Of every description patent screw iron
ont lock ont cottage and trurdls cots Sc
also splendid variety OF paper hanging borders &c Nh
G. would call particular attention n his sts6 81 har
and sprlng mattresses n Bold beds and ksttIeSsss
renovated and made equal - new. by
". ChAwBUCk, 33s Grsnd-st second door
aus IN east Of EsseI-ss.
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5alGmanoer Safes.
miscellaneous Advertisements.

4 ID. GALE. Manufacturer and Whole
a . saie Dealer IA BOOTS and SHOES. invites buyer>
10 call and examine aTse and general assortment which
VII hc sold AZ the owes prce> Tor casa Sh0r, credit
Tor approved notes Ju>i cali and test the cash stem.
IA prime assortment for Ladies wear. of oar ovR
make A ID. GALE, No. PES Pesrl-st.,
A~SV SIN Cor Plau-st New -lorS.
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NUN WADDING.-ELEY'S Cloth

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