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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26

RAsP HM-"THe New Constitution IN
the hands Of its frieads." MIR, ONei|l'
member of the House from Perry county,
and one of the friends of the new Consti'
tuition. used the following language in
speech upon the Probate bill:-
"Tho Constitutional Convention did
not know what kind of a bill they desir
oil. and the genius ofman could not have
devised better method of expressing
that ignorance than in the provision a.
dopted. Not knowing what they want
ed themselves. they threw the responsi.
bilily upon tho General Assembly, The
present bill did not meet the wants Of
the people of Ohio. They desire a law
establishing county court for tho speedy
transaction of their business, and he ven
tured to predict that new law would
have to be passsd in less than five years
-one which would be framed with an
eye single to their wants The whole
judicial system is wrong; it cannot be
sustained, and must tall. If the system
is To snap asunder, he did not care if it
broke down in the middle, but he called
upon gentlemen to spare tho Peoples
Court"
There it is, this glorons Constitution
in the hands of it's f:iends--contemned,
despised, threatened with destruction.
This is the instrument which was held
up to the people of Ohio as the paragon
of excellence, tho best of all written con
stitutions. Aud yet, that which most
needed revision for which the people
were induced to vote for Convention,
is pronounced "wrong"-it cant be sus'
tained-it must .faH Tho miserable
botch of a partizan Convention is already
denounced as impraclicable. and after
awhile the people will begin to place a
proper estimate upon tho promises OF
those men, who work, not for the good Of
the State, but for their own advancement
and the spoils of Office. THE new Con-
stitution is in the hands of its friends"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26

WHIG CoNvENTIoN.-We respe ectrully
invite the attention of the reader to the
call Of the Wing State Central Commit
lee in to.day's paper, and would recon.
mend to the County Central Committee
immediate action in the premises, in or
der til at sufficient notice be given of
tho time and place of the different town
ship meetings. 1t is always preferable
in all such nominations that each tnwn
ship be- separately aud fully represented
by their own men, which not only obvi.
ates the necessity Of filling vacancies, but
what is infinitely Of m"re Importance, il
brings out the public sentiment aud pre-
vents any causes of dissatisfaction
1t has been long while since the
Wings Of this county have gone into
cpntest with full determination to bring
out their whole furce, and after his llng
resting spell. we would earnestly cal
upon them To begin right, with foil de
termination to do their whole duty. What
say you, old Wings and young Wings?
You can do it, Your votes will be re.
qnired and not single one should be
lost.
We want 20 sec the Wings of Ohio
once more make an cfoyt to carry the
State. We want to see them united, work
ing together tremendously and with IA
determination to redeem Ohin. Ere
long,the Wing National Convention will
select from among the distinguished can
didates, a gallant standard bearer, and
under the good old banner, the Wings Of
the Union will make a vigorous and sue.
cessful battle. Now is the :ime to com
mence with will.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26
TO THOSE INDEBTED.

We have only a few words for
all those who are indebted to us
in any manner, and we know they
will respond Immediately. In a
very few weeks, we intend to pur-
chase new type with which to
commence the next volume ofrhe
Gazette. We also need money
for other purposes. For these OBJ
lects, we would like to have it
now, DithOut delay. We intend
to give our readers a prcttier and
better paper than they ever had
before, and we need tho money
Immediately in ordorto make the
necessary preparations. There is
plenty owing to us to meet all our
wants, if our customers will only
hand it over 1t will be to them
a small mattcr--tO us 1t will be
large in the aggregate.
One other word. Oar friends
can do much to increase our list
g. means by inducing their neigh
bors to subscribe and pay. Do
NOT wait for the new type. That
will come now in any event, if ii
breaks a trace. But advance pay
ing subscriptions will greatly as
sist us. Our friends can promise
an improved paper with safety.
Let all pay us during the month
of February who possibly can,
and who can't?
Another word. Don't read this
and then lay aside the paper and
forget all about it. That will not
help us. Let each and every one
take this as an earnest dun, pay
up and then induce his neighbor
to subscribe and do likewise.
Don't forget it!
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26

PITTSBURGH. February 2l-P.M
A fire broke out last night in the Iron and Nail
Warehouse of Campbell. Chess & Co, Water
Street, near the ferry, which was destroyed, with
the entire contents The fire then 81 read rapid,
ly, taking in its course the large warehouses Of
Edwards, Morris & Co.. and jacob Forsyth which
were also entirely consumed, with the contents
The fumes communicated tn the custom house
and the warehouses of 7. Woods & Co, aud
Armstrong, Crosier e. Co.. and Lorenz & " bite
man, but were exlimguished without seriuus iniu
ry to the buildings. The buildings destroyed
were very extensive, running back from Water
To Front street and The entire loss nf bindings
and stock estimated at nboul SIS 0O0 Cause Of
fire unknown The proprenrs Of the warehou'
ses where it originated left it in the evening, ap.
pnren,ly secure, and CIRCUMSTANCES forbid the
leu that il was the work OF an iucendiary.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26
ohio Legislature

SATURDAY. Feby u.
SESArg Several petitiOns were presented aud
soniu remonstrnnces against tho Milne Liauur
Law.
After some unimportant bn,iness. the Senate
went irtp committee uI the Wr.le nn the militia
bill aud it w. moved to strike out the clause
which provides TINT all WITH are MOI members of
some military or fire company. shall pay fine u,
one dollar or work two days on tie road
The amendment gave rise to - leuglhy and
someNi,at humorous discussion, which tasted nutl
the Nehaic adjuurned. The particular point uf
the discussion was hinged upon til G larce Of mill
Tia muster
lluUsE The rules were Suspended and the
House proceed ed to the confederation Of tue Pro
BATE bin.
An uamendment was adopted refusing to allow
the Clerk Of the Court 10 act as Clerk nl Probate
Tho bill was finally ordered to Il third roaIips by
vote of e. ayes Ia 81 NAYS. The bill, after an
expression Of dissatisfaction by msuy oi the
tnembers with lis rentures. passed--ycas 81. nays
~. 1t now has to be sent back To the Seual-.
but as 50 many amendments hpve been ni.le 20 It.
il Is impossible 10 tell what will be its luie ia that
body.
MoSpAY. Feby. %.
SEEArE.-The probate bill was imkeu up ard
all lIl- principal amendments Of tie Ilon.e agreed
To. That which prohibits Probate judges from
practiciug law. was amended - az To cnltiue the
limitation to those causes over which the Court
has jurisdiction. The bill now goes back 10 tie
House for concurrence.
The resolution allowing members tc have their
p0slage paid by the Stale, wus vuted down. Null,.
ing else If interest was transacted.
iloUsE.-A tenperanre bill was introduced by
Mr.. Fisher. embndyiug the main features Of the
hui,,a I 4, 4. l. "a a.
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Petition for Divorce.

Catharns Cowen ~. Umphrey Cowen
TNIiE above named defendant is hereby notified,
that the complainant filed her petition for divorce
in the CLERKS office of the court ofeommon pleas, in
and for the county Of Fairfield and State Of Ohio,
the 7th day oil February, A. D. 1852, making aPplica
ton for divorce on the ground that said defen-
for more than three years:--and praying said court
for decree Of Alimony, and dissolution of the mar
rage contract aud that both parties be released from
CHARLES T. SHELTER,
Attorney for Complainant
February y, 1852. $500 6w4l
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NOTICE IS hereby given, to the. Stockholders of
u the Cincinnati. Wilmington and Evansville Rail
Road Company. that gs'2lmeHt Of ten per cent,
upon each share Of the Capita! stock Of said company
is required to by paid the undersigned, Treasurer
thereof, at his oAce in lancaster, or before the
FIRST DAY or MARX Il NEXT, and like install
nent of ten per cont every sNty tays thereafter un-
I'll the whole amount j. raid up.
Dy order o. tho Bo5cd Of Directors.
JOEL RADEBARGH, Treasurer,
Cincinnati " 6 2aacsville Railroad Company.
Nor! s.-Infer-st viii be allowed on all subscrip-
tons Of stock, from the time paid in until the road
il opened and in operation.
And for the Convenience Of subscribers, JOEL L.
FRASSLIH, Esq, OF CirCleyiils. has been appointed
% receive nsiallnen;s from subscribers residing in
Pickawsy county.
DANu'L McLEAy, Esq Of Washington, for those
residing in Fayette county, and
LAwEl.xcE i'rrzEUaH, Esq, OF Wilmington, from
lhose residing in Clinton county.
JOEL RADEBAUGH, Treasurer,
Cincinnati, ". : Lie Railroad company.
February ., 1852. lS
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26
Arrival Of the Cambria

New YORK, Feby. 90
LlvERPnoL, Fehy.7.- Western Canal Flour 93s
to 23s Cd; Philadclpliia and Baltimore 23s i,l to
23s Curn sells SLOWLY: current quotations ufiIie
previous week barely maintained; yellow Corn 80
10 30s: white 80 10 3lS.
ENGLASD.-In the House Il Commons, Sir Ben
jalnin Hall asked Tor m explanation with regard
To the causes ut Lord PaImrr>l0n's resignation.
Lord Johu Russell Immediately rcpii d TINT Lurd
PnlmerSlun was refractory, and tre,ted the
Queens iuterrOgntinns with diarespcCt, aud ncted
independently with his colleagues, unreservedy
approving al the recent coup Ieiat ui Louis Ma.
poleon. Lurd Pamtrsion replied at considerable
length. which though deununciug lis male col.
leagues, did not improve his own position. lie
paid a willing and merted euIogium la tie chnr.
octer of the American Minister at London. The
Earl of Derby in his speech an the Green's at
d'ess. implied Ills appreciation Of Napoleon
course.
FRAYcE.-Frcnch nfliiirs are guie. The Able
Lcundier aud NJ. Laersdiere two of the most
popular French preachers, had received orders To
leave France. A Paris letter states that govern.
men. spies were present at all tie sucil festivals
The electoral law had been published, declaring
universal suffrage All t'Ienchmcn aged 81, Pos
sessing civil aud political rights electors, and
Nil electors aged % are eligible as Representatives
The number OF deputies is 2Gl. Algeria and
colonies ATE not entitled tn send deputies. Each
department is 10 send one deputy Tor 3j 900 cleo
Tors. More arrests hive been mndc in the de.
pnrtment of Nlaycne ot persous connected with
secret societies
SPAIN On the 2d inst as the Queen al Spain
was taking her first airing after her nccunclment.
nn her way Ia church, assassin fired pistol al
her Majesty, the ball taking effect on the Qneen 3
shoulder. The assassin was arrested aud convey.
ed 10 prison, The wound proved slight, aud ut
the last accounts the Queen was fast recovering
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26
Vnlnnhln Farm for Sale.

TNE subscriber offers at private sale, his valuable
l. farm situated about two miles south of Lancas-
ter on the Logan road,
Said farm contains 1917 acres of goo land, about 100
acres cleared about 20 in grass Its improve
ments consist of large Brick Building, large Barn
and other convenient out.houses A good fountain
pump, which never fails, is situated Immediately nv
the porch The terms and payments will be made
reasonable.
In connection with the above, Mr. NEnEsIAu II CAR
PENTER will dispose of the adjoining tract of l29 acres
of equally good land either to the or diIer
ent purchaser. Tho two together will form com
pact farm of 326 acres The improvements on tn,
latter are Frame House, good Barn and other out
houses. GABRIEL CARPENTER.
January 8, l 80 3Gtf
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26

ARE ToU Misunderstanding from diseases to
which females are generally subject, USE DR.. S.
Howes Shaker Sarsapara-it will certainly cure YOU.
Male or female old or young, ALL and ercry FaH.i-
Eyshould have this excellent Family meliciae By them
Call at our depot, of our Agents, and get
pamphlet, gratis, where you will find CactN .CactsY
facts" that can be subsan.iaed by thousands OF liv-
ing witnesses in this city and country, viz: that the
Shaker SarsaParlla, as preParedby DR.. S. D. HOWE,
has been the means Of permanently curing more dis
eases to which the human family are continually sub
ect than any other preparation of SarsaParila
yet brought before the public. See Advertisement.
D'Life is stage on which we all must play part,
and every character the Imagination can portray will
be found upon its boards. Death, however, often eau
ses some to make hAsty exit, or disease renders
others miserable and unhappy while life remain
Those who arc suffering from dyspepsia, liyer.com-
paint other troubles arising from disorderti diges-
tion should use Hooaands German Bitters: prepared
and sold by Dr. c. NJ Jackson, 100 Arch street. Phil
adelphia. These bitters have received the highesi
commentator from persons who have tried them, and
are unaqualled in their qualities. See advertisement
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26
JOHN LYONS,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Every Variety of Family Groceries, Pro-
vision, Fruit, Glass and StOnewarc,
HNVlTES the attention of the citizens of Fairfield
IL and adjoining counties to his extensive stock,
which can't be surpassed.
He would say to the farmer in due season he will
be supplied with all kinds of Lake Fish, to supply as
many as may feel disposed to favor him with call.
Lancaster, February 90. 1859 40
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26

Four CHILDREN AT A BIRTu.-It is sale
that lady residing in West Philadel
pbia. on Wednesday gave birth to -four
children, two girls and two boys. Al
the latest accounts, both mother and lit
tie ones were doing we'll.
W We are panied to learn that a
stranger in this place, about an hour be.
fore his death, was constrained to give q
note of hand to defray his funeral ex-
pense! 1t may be charitably presumed
that such an instance never happened be
fore, and never will again Gin. Atlas.
10 Talking about women voting, the
Burlington Sentinel says:
"Cradles are the ballot boxes in which
they should deposite. not votes. but vo-
ters. That makes Warwick of every
mother Of 'em.
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that petition will be
" presented to the Commissioners of the county OF
Fairfield and State of Ohio, at their March session,
A. d. 1882 praying for the location of county road,
commencing at the Hooking county line on the Logan
road, near Mrs. Custards, and running from thence
down Stover's Hollow past or near Mrs. Stovcr's
Saw Mil in Madison township Fairfield county Ohio,
crossing James NJ. Pratts Min race at the aWrittcn''
rock-thence to tho frame dwelling house of said
Pratt-thence north along the private road now in
use until it intersects the Rocking county line,
northeast of said Pratts farm on the ri ge road-in.
tersectng the County road at tho corner Of Daniel
WesteEbarger's field.
MANY PETITIONERS.
Falnrarv 2 lS53 A,v
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26
Fund Commissioners OEice.

FAIRTIELD COUNTY, Jan. I, loJ2.
JOHN WOODS, Esq, Auditor Of State
SR-The amount Of Surplus Revenue dcpositct
with this county, amounted to o........ 1926 -
Amount paid State, ,................ 33ibJO W
Balance due the State, Jan |, 1852. SloSl6 81
Provision has been made to pay curing thu pru5cn
year the above balance Of SlGSl6 81.
ExPXSsEs-For publishing statement. IS %
Treasnrer's per centage on $500 paid
III lOOl, .cb W
Auditor, per centage on s. 0JJ, paid in
Respectfully submitted, sl6S %
VIZ. L. JEFFRIES, Auditor.
40 +. Lii l.Y, Treasurer.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26
Public Sale.

I WILL sell at public auction, at the residence o
Il James G. Maccracken, / miles South OF Lancas.
ter, lat Clsrksburgh,) on Thursday The nh day q
al property consisting in part of the following ari
cles to-wit: Four head OF Horses.
6FRESH MILCH COWS with Calves at their sides
Durham bull, Young Heiiers with calf,
Steers and Yearling Calves, Sows, Figs and ShoAls,
| two-horse Wagon and Harness.,
covered Buggy and Harness, CuiilVator,
l Wind. Mill, Cutting Box, &c. >,
And a great variety of Household and Kitchen
Furniture. =.
credit of nine months on sums over s., upon
note and security. -,
Ifnot sooner rented Mrs. J. u MaccracRen VIII
At the same time contract for renting her FARM at
Clarksburgh, for two years, for cash rent.
JOHN D. MARTIN.
February I, 1889. Al
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26
\ Cbonre for e,ocnIation

fINdE under i,ual is je-rous uf disposng of one
/ hs.finier.5. in a Steam saw-MiII and Lot,
situated IN the town Of Oakland, Fsirfeld county,
Ohio, II miles West Of Lancaster, and immediately
on the Turnpike 70 ChI,icothe. The Min is doing q
fourishng ansiness-the machinery is entirely now,
and will b. disposed Of on reasonable terms No bet
tcr situation bo obtained IN the couEtv.-it is
me opening for any one who NAV wish 10 engage in
the business. For further purticulars enquire Of the
uHl-rigael, Living IL the toyn of Oakland.
WILLIAM II. MORRIS.
Dacan5eE II, 1851. 2rn32'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26
Arrest Of Antl-Renters.

ALBANY, February "a.
A large number of police started from here
last night to Berne, among the Heidelberg noun.
tains, and arrested the ring leaders of the aut
rent riot Of last Aprilwhen E NJ. Fish was tarred
and ieathered. Considerable resistance was
mads by the anti.reters but the poliece reached
Albany sale with the prisoners.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26
February p, 1879.
GREAT CHANCE FOR A BARGAIN.
Steam Factory for Sale.

Fnot sooner disposed ofat private SALE will offer,
at public auction at the door Of the courthouse in
Lancaster, on Saturday the 1871 day Of March nsrt,
my Wooilen Factory, for sslc.-This property is on
Broad street. in the city Of Lancaster directly on the
Hooking Valley canal. and near TO the line proposed
for the location Of tho Cincinnati, Wilmington and
Zanesvilie Railroad, within the city limits Of Lancas-
ter. It IS pro,ilrd with good Steam Engine, -Four
Double Cardins Machines and picers, one Condenser
snd Jacs, Two Power AMI Two Hand Looms, Fulling
Mil, She airing and Mapping Machines and other aids
and conyeEeuees for manufacturing purposes. Tho
building Is conslructe1 Of brick and frame and has,
connected with IT, Dry Dock for repairing canal
boats. The business carried on at this agabliShment,
has no competition within said city Of Lancaster and
none withl many mills thersof.an1 the facilitiea
for obtaining cheap and abundant supplies of fuel ann
stock, are ulsurplssel byany similar concern in the
State. Title is inlispu'able and unincumbered On
payment Of S2GJ n hand, tho purchaser may have
almost hi5 own time for the residue. Possession
given on lhe i5t April. 1852.
For information apply to the subscriber, or to John
D. Martin, Lancaster, Ohio have for sale, or rent
dwelling houses noarthe above Factory.
GEORGE RING.
lancaster, Ohin, Fehrlsry !, 1852. 40
rTOhio Stale Journal and Ohio Statesman, publish
ally for weeks, aaI send bills to this Office.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26
Picture Gallery.

TINE undersigned is just receiving, at his roems
1 brauJifal LOT of Plates, Frames and Cases, of all
qualities, from l-l6 to the l-2 plate size, which he
viii fill with Dlguerr0tgpeS unsurpassed in the beau
tilul art and at prices that cannot fail to please
All are cordially invited to call and examine for
themselves. Doors open AZ all hours.
Lancaster, January %. 4. L. TELLER.
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TronhIes ut NIntnmorns.

Nav ORLEANS. February ~.
Orders have been received at NIaiamorns to levy
an additional tax of eight per cent. on all real es.
late, for the support OF the general government
This has greatly exusperated the people, andwill.
il is thought, greatly facilitate the operations OF
CnrnYninl
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26

UAbout the first of May next there
is to be another prize fight. Two
men, named Lee and Clave, an English
man and AL lrishmau, Of New York, are
the parties; the amount is $500 side.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26
Ho! FOR CALIFORNIA.


A Good Chance for Emigrants.
TIME undersigned intend taking One Hundred heat
Of Horses to California, and will take with them
thirty men, they paying in advance $3.50 each Each
man will be furnished with horse, saddei and bride
and all neCessaIes for the voyage from Lancaster tC
Marysville by the overland route.
For further particulars inquire Of the undersigned
WANTED-IOO Head Of Horses.
GRIM Il STURGEON.
Lancaster, February 90, 1852. if43
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Esiato Of .Ioeenh z. n. Gnille-

~ QIlCEhhere5r given. that the undersigned has
been sPYgn,ed and duly qualified as Executor
Of i'a Estate of JusEPu =. " GCmLE, deceased, late
9 larlia j equity, Ohio. All persons having claims
agsht .aii E-'z:a aii rrescu. them for settlement,
legally authenticated lgthin one yesr-and all those
Indebted wi.l make immediate patment.
CARNCT GUILE, Executor.
February ), l3J2 AVG
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EnfiCP.

4 IL persons indebted to the late firm of SrRArER,
n DURBAy y O., hereby notified that the
Books, Accounts aud Notes are now in my hands
Persons knowing themselves indebted to tho said firm
are requested to call and settle Immediately.
NEWTON SCffLEICH
Lanraster, NoYember q. 1871. 4w3O
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26

INDIAN TRoUBLEs IN FLORIDA. Gov.
Brown, of Florida, has authorized the
raising of fifty mounted volunteero to pro.
tect the settlements about Fort Gatlin
from Indian depredations.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26
To the Public.

TNHE Agent of the Philadelphia Commission Store
Il has large lot of Goods which he is closing on
at cost He is going to California with his family,
the moment he can sell out, and of course time il
precious. Come along and help him off.
JOHN G. WILCOX, Agent
Eehrnlnrv 26 1879 43
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26
Na,nahla Tal,n for nnie.

I 0FFERat private sale, my farm in Greenfield
A Iown7hip, five miles North Of Lancaster, on tina
Baltimore roAl. said farm contains 100 acres of good
land a5ou. 100 a,ro- cleared The Improvement are
good Barn. tho necessary out-40uses snd good
Orchard, Taer, are three good wells Of water upon
the premises
15rTns will BE- made reasonable.
JONATHAN CoULsoN.
February u, 1879. sw4I
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26

AMALGAMATIoN- Marlborough, in
Stark county, Ohio, VIM. Anderson and
Harriet Smith were married on the 10Th
inst. The former was of the black color,
the latter of the white color.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26

nON'T FoRGET-That the place to buy the best
at the lowest prices, Is at the cheap store
opposite Shelters Hotel. w. I. WISE.
Lancaster, November 8. 1850, 81
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26
Fancy Articles,

EUsT opening fresh lot of Brushes Of every ies-
ID cription; Combs Ivory, Dressing Tuck and Side;
Note Parer Cards, Envelopes, Drawing Paper BriA-
lie Boards, Perfumery, Sc. at
July3l o. hAUfFMAN q W.