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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-09


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DIR. q. q. VAUGHNS
WrpWhDV UpunMVDIuVTn MVWUnpl
VHhtI HhI.t I'LL Hill MIETuUM
,,uIs o.I.s,.,.d ,...,~ = ....,..,l, 5000. ,.s.-L-
i ibs SaSy sars. n IA msuksse - "'''- '4m'V
All. oVER THE WnRIn
n h,. roy b,oone "A, oYly v,,sye,,, ~, f,-a,
particularly recommended for
DROPsY:
al stage. Of this complaint Immediately nIisved. no matter
Of how long standing. Sec Pamphlet fr Tssfinoar. Tks
a a,ssTs,, y o r ,h ise maIaa q. CCIS G 2 N and , shs 80, e End Srss stak
renders the patient utterly unable TO move, forms one II ltr most
'A's''nS feature:
it now yield. TO Ihi, r.msdS- and Physicians use II publicly
bad ! symptom oG Dropss, Of any sGSrsctSsrS Keep his orhois
APPLICATION OF THE KNIFE.
70 nerfor1te the system and lt he accnmnlgied wa!es 1Rvs
s sysa{ 81 ,, 10 ~ W, ~ n ss Az. t s1S finally n ., 70 end -. M 2 alsoSrgss
s sure. | Of them Try IT, at any stage ofthis dhease. und q euTeA
Is certain Il they VIII give Il I. lsI nai'
-. d, unAss., r.h.. -
complaints con ,Es n.;,i Il ssS1Gs Pi p nj 20 O Su ! sr W. r, can Isssss ycas
See pamphlet
DEBILITY OF THE SYSTEM,
weak back, weakness Of the Kidneys. &C., or lnanmmndpp
Of same, Is Immediately relieved By a few dhyS use Of this
medicine and a cure Is AWAY q result 2. - use nsSn", Us
O11AaAn nHA t.u
Gs such complaints. and also Tor deran.. emenls Of the female
frame. lr #
IMPRESSIONS
, XIV. snsuuanpns. r9 hI hna ~ SUs, oesn eyefed eAcept
he Sei relied Ed'v SnO mp J, n sSgs an Nv sa ~ ~ rem : nd did va TaS
permitted q DO 50, oouid i've
A HOUSAN G
as proof uf cursS in this distressing class Of complaints. See
the effect Of mercury. will ind ne bTsccine power OF ths a M
Gle to act Immediately, and the poisonous mineral eradicntcd
from the system,
The ~ distinct propeFties ,yhi,h eompose this artiels. mani.
Test themselyes paniculariy in lie application Of The COM
pound, for the Distressing oiaas Of Complaints which head
This paragraph. For centuries there has been used in the
north Of Europe, a
crpTAru unTAuTrAY Anrnrr
OEnAhAN ~nVAANAVhA AuEnI,
which ~ MI diseases or arrangements of the female fn1ns.
effected u cure. This root i indigenous 10 our soii, and ionnd
In large ausntiies, and as q medicinal property, stands with
1Sn !" which, 1bSS ! \ 'r MSola : q q ~, ~ S SS%p pe%sdy aver ~ : siI psop - n
deblitated iemnle i Is suTo, md The system viii Be- restored
to henih b, is nss..
Os TS, : II E I s1Isys 81 t5 Sr s SSi%,,ppssss.aieeSpS an Ii'e SajnfS SI'e ,ToSS1ss on wS;SS
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LAmpS

A New and desirable article recommended
IA economy, comfort and avoiding grease ON Car
pets, SC. They only neeabeing seen to induce any
one to purchase them. The public are invited to cal
and see them at the city Drug Store.
Lancaster, June So, EDWARD 1. SLOCUM.
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OREGON EMIGRANTs.--Thc Oregonian,
published at Portland, Of October 23d, says:
The arrival of overland immigrants at this
point continues undated. Every nook aud
corner OF our buildings are crowded. Many
are unable to find shelter in houses, and are
compelled to camp out for the present.
Yesterday n large fiat boat arrived from
the Cascades, with about forty wagons ant
three hundred immigrant passengers. We
understand that she started with 400, buI
left 100 at Sandy.
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OOK HERE, NEIGHBOR!-What make.
IL you wear that exceedingly old Haiti DO you not
know that NJ. SMALLEY has received the latest Fail
styles Of Hats? Also, all kinds oil CAPS. Rcmem-
Der the place, opposite the TallmAdge Hoase, & call in
lancaster, setpemher %. 1851. 81
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LARGE PREMIUM LAST "A correspondent
says that the premium list Of the Licking
county society amounted to about $l,l0O, a
large purt of which was drawn.--Ohio Cul-
filNior.
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HEALING OINTMENT!
From Physicians the most
skilful and celebrated,
from Councillors learned
in the law, from Judges OF
celebrity on the Bench h,
from Ministers of the Cos
pei, whose undertaking in.
tegrity have made them
shining lights in the path
Of Truth, from enlighten'
ed Professors. from acute
Merchants, & from those
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WARS IN A NAME!-One Of our ex-
change papers, speaking of the candidates
for the Legislature, in one of the counties of
Wisconsin, says that ]. M. Root is the Dem
%ocratic, Robert Hogg the Free Soil, and
7. II. Dye the Wing candidate. So with
the voters we suppose it will be Root, Hogg
or Dye-and no mistake Christian Ado
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TESTIMONY NONE A GAINsAY.--The
Grand Jury of Allegheny County, Pa, dur
ing a session just closed of twenty-four days
found 366 true bills of indictment, ignored
1870, making the large total Of 400 cases ex-
amined at u single term. No less than 2lo
tippling houses were indicted, mostly located
in Pittsburgh and Allegheny City. The
Dispatch says:
The Grand Jury somplain that, OF fifty-f five
ward and township constables. but twelve
have complied with tho law and made returns
of the tippling-houses in their respective dis
tricts--and the twelve referred to are chiefly
those Of the two cities. They say
"From the examination OF so large an
amout Of crime, the Jury have naturally
been induced to investigate the cause, and
find from nm accurate memorandum kept,
that all the cases Of murder, and three
fOurths of those of assault and battery, and
were committed under the influence
Of intoxicating liquors. Where, then, are
to find a remedy for so great an evil!--
The Grand Jury desire thatewhatever influ-
ence their united testimony may have, il be
expressed in favor Of the procurement ofthe
passage of some constitutional law, by our
Legislature that will prohibit the entire
and sale of all Intoxicating liquors, en-
cept for medical and Misunderstanding purpos-
es. II will doubtless strike all with sur
prise when the large number of tippling-
cases are known; great as their mum
Der is they would have been largely increas-
ed had the constables made their proper re-
The Grand Jury exhibit another item d.
rectly connected with the sale of intoxicat-
ing liquors. The number of Migrants com.
United to prison for the three months ending
Nov. LIST, was 1860; and the total cost for
the three months was $3,l55-or ut the rate
OF $l9,623 per year! In addition to this
they reported 3 ,026 for coroners' inquests
and post mortem examinations in three
lnonths--ot the rate Of 81, 100 per year! An
annual expense of $l6,730 for Migrants and
inquests in Allegheny county. The Grand
Jury recommend a chaln.gang and work
house as palliatives--the Maine Law az a
preventive - leue. Herald.
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school Books

"WOLESALE and Retail, at reduced priccs-em
w bracing all kinds used in our schools, at the
book store Of JOHN l.. TUTHILL,
South side Of main-street, opposite court. house
November 4
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LAND Pirates The Cincinnati Enquirer
may be ranked among the Fillibuster organs.
Hear il:
''For ourselves, being pcoccubly disposed
naturally, but very belligerent when set on,
or where our rights or honor are concerned,
we would prefer purchasing Cuba to6ght-
ing for ii. But il Cuban insolence TOWARD
us is to be continued, our peaceable dispo
siiion will have to yield. We are ready fol
a purchase or a fight. Cuba we must have
md mean to have; there is no Disgusting
that fact"
The chap who steps up to a traveller
cocksa pistol and presents it at his head
says-"Your money, | must have, aud
means to have; there is no Disgusting that
fact. Iprefer it without shooting; but will
shoot rather than not get it,"
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LrvER

JRundter, Dyspepsia. Chronic or Nervous
Debt Icy Diseases Of the KtdRSys.
"A ND all diseases arising from a disorlprcd Livel
IA and Stomach, such as constipation, fullness, Of
blood to the head, aeldity ufthe stomach ,uausca, heart.
burn disgust for food, ihllness or weight in the stomach,
stomach, swimming Of the head, hurried and difficult
breathing, lluttering at the heart. chuakingor suiIocS-
ting sensations when in a lying posture, dimness ofvis.
i'm, dots or webs before the sight, fever. dull pain in
the head, deficiency OF perspiration, v~ellowness OF the
skin and eyes, paint in the side, back, chest, limbs &c..
sudden bushes of heat, burning in the flesh, constant
uaginings of evil, and great depression Of spirits.
ray RE rrEcrFUiAtTV rIrRcD nv
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A CAan9e.--We understand that the two
lines of Coaches between Maysville and
GAINESVILLE the mail line run by Mr.. ROBERTS \
the opposition by Mr.. TalImadgc, have been
sold to the Ohio Stage Company, and here
after only one line will run between the W
plaraa
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Kossuth and Magyar Hats,
CTRAw, Palm and Leghorn, beautiful assortment
Slate Sstyies,At ' HENLExS.
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MINING IN OREGoN.--The Oregonian of
Oct, 23d, says:
We learn by several persons direct from
the mines, that the miners are doing %unusal-
ly well. Large quantities of dirt have been
thrown up, preparatory for washing when
the rainy season commences. There will
be a large quantity Of gold taken from the
Oregon mines the coming winter.
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II, .. Senator.

CHARLEsToN. Dec. Judge Evans has
been elected IT, Senator Tor the long term
by the Legislature of North Carolina.
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G-JAmEs s. BARKER Esq, Of Green
Bay. has been appointed Comptroller under
the General Banking Law Of Wisconsin,.
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SINCE the lst Of January, 265, 900 immi'
grants have arrived at New York.
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IRON m Nails.

PITTSBURGH, Nov. 30.-IRoN n NAILS.
Prices generally have advanced, and we
now quote some fthe principal articles I'M
der this head as follows:
Irnn-Gommon bar 31@3ac
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RAJ. ROAD NOrICE,

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ssst=.ts.s.t=E ls.s-.9s=ss-.-N lss--<sssEs..sss ENel.A-.A
4 TX = - nntI 49, l1I.flNn
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JUST So!-In closing some excellent ad-
vice, given in the English language princi-
pally, to the young men Of Zanesville, our
friend OF the Courier c'assically says:
Then to work,-lay your plans and execute
them. Let it not be said: "Amphrd cospil
inStiiui cnrrente rota cur urceus eriR For
then "Speclorum ddmisSi risum not teneamdS.'
Cogent. thut!-and we would beg to add
(including the young ladies among our inter
locutors) "Qaid est hoe! T. PluribuS u
mum! sine qua n n! Quod erat demon
Strdndum! And may we ever remember that
to preserve our liberties, we must do our own
voting and our own fghting!'-Eiy.
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Fire, Fire, Fire, Fire, Fire.
TNHE undersigned as Agent of the CITY INSU
l. RANCE COMPANY OF CINCINNATI, is pre-
pared to insure property of any description against
loss or damage by FIRE, in the town OF Lancaster
and vicinity. Office Main Street, Fosters Building
JOHN GARAGHTY
Lancaster. Decembcr3l. IS49 dl2ti
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MoRMoNs IN CALIFoRIA.-According to
the Alta Californian the Mormons at San
Bernardino nre going AHEAD rapidly. That
paper of Nov. LIST, says:
1t IS well known to most of our citizens
thai these people are settled in a valley
W The South, which is unsurpassed for
fertility ofsoil, salubrity of climate, beauty
OF scenery, and general d~esirableness by
any portion of the State. Their agricultural
interest is larger than that of Santa Barbara,
Los Angeles and San Diego Counties unit.
eu' and the capabilities Of producing are
much better. Their manufacturer. interest
IS rapidly increasing. They supply the
southern country with lumber, and for miles
around, they furnish aour from the fne mills
winch they have erected. They have pur.
chased land fr town sites in eligible situa.
lions on the sea coast, and very soon we
snail hear OF depots Of supplies and markets
Tor produce having been established by the
m near San Pedro and San Diego.-
ogch IS the present condition of the peonle
VINO are TO control the trade ofthe South.
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TEA A PREVENTATIVE OF ScRoru,.-
Professor Slgsmond says: 81 think ten of
- Importance in the prevention Of skin
: ,s;n[, removal of glandular affections.
sn,nh SGto'ula has been very much dimin-
,sneu ~ lhis country since tea has been 40
latsely ussu, and Tor those classes of society
Wno ALs o' seaentary habits, and exercise
eng lnlpe ! great deal and whose neryou,
system IS much acted upon, Lcousider te,
ofths utmost Importance.
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A BULL AND ELEPHANT FIeHT.-A cor
respondent of the Baltimore Patriot, writing
from Athens county, Ohio, November II,
gives the following incident:
You will no doubt think I have deserted
the columns Of the Patriot, so long has ii
been since | have ventured to appear in
them; but | assure you | have no such in
%tenIion, but on the contrary, hope hereafter
like the "Cock lane ghost" to appear quite
regularly.
/ have lust been wandering about the
country in search of land belonging to sume
ellen 5 of mine, and in doing so have met
with many amusing incidents. Only the
other day as a caravan of rare animals, in
cludinu one that Travelled with trunk, was
passing up, net Federal Hill, but Federal
Creek, in Athens county, Ohio, 1t encoun-
tered a sturdy Buckeye driving a large bull.
Now this bull, unlike some people, had never
seen "the elephant" before, and when the
"critter" came in sight, commenced making
his fore feet familiar with the "irce SOil,"
and his lungs familiar with their accustom.
ed exercise. His driver and owner warned
Barnum's agent to get his elephant out oil
the way. But Mr.. Barnum's agent said he
'WOulu iIoh Hlc u PuuuL " buNhElN "OuiN
risk his bull" Whereupon the Western
Taurus renewed his believing, and made q
desperate lunge at the huge monster OF In
dia. The contest was somewhat similar t
certain political ones, for the elephant, with
one blow from his trunk, stretched the bull
upon the ground, breaking three of his ribs
and driving his breath so far from his body
that it has utterly refused to return. M,
Buckeye friend was obliged to be conten
with Mr.. Bulls beef, tnllow and hide, willis
the elephant went on his way, driven b,
his whistling and whiting attendant. True
the beef owner consoled himself by sayin
that he had been saved n great deal Of trou
BILE, and the fight had turned out just as h
had expected. This should be a warning I
all Durhams never to attack elephants
Query--Will John Bull let the elephaE
wade over TO Cuba without showing fight,
not! This was my cogitation as | left tn
poor victim Of ambition weltering in h
blood.
Let it never be said hereafter that blu
fights never produce philosophical and poll
ical reflections; on the contrary, | claim thi
they are most fruitful of both. have con
to the conclusion that when Jonathan shn
have become involved in a war with b
brethren ofthe Peninsula and the Empero
he will also see the elephant, and though Il
result will undoubtedly be different from Il
battle / have just witnessed on the banks
Federal Creek, yet I doubt very much il Il
hide and tallow of all the elephants Jon
than will ever see, will pay for cleaning q
the dust and purifying his escutchcon whC
the fight is ended.
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Ovcrw h%cinmins BcsIhuomy.

(AVER HALF a Million of II stamonia Is shave been
Oreceived by The Proprietor of McAlister's ALL
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<:.EO3'EssHEN

or ihr h'st Qualify always %" hu' d.
VE--ON Rio Coffee, Green do. Jaw DO; Young
4 Teas, Imperial do; Black do; Orleans and
Loaf 'n5ara, Roston Syrun, prime article, Orlc ans
Moll uI House do: Tobacco, Scsags, cinnamon,
GLOVE ,'-,'g, Mace, etc etc at
SEQ kNCFfNNN s. co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-07
ARE YOU BALD i-Is your Hair fall

~ w. oor nv "A your head covered with Daniruf
surf 7 n so make q trial Of SfORRS' CHEMICAL
HATR INyICOAArOR Hundreds 81 peTsons IN Al 2AEts
Al the csuRtrr whose heads were entirely oAtd nave
ri, hlly restored to original perfection By the
use OF this valu.bie srtlcle. Read the sesume'Y 80.
sre VI 'A'' Nsw-YoRK. Jan. |. 1851
Mr sroRRs-Desr Sir Dir Smith. Of Ne~,osn. l. l.,
Obtained bottle OF your excellent Hair ln,soaoI ior as
Md ro hair Of aly consequence hAsks grown on hel
head frum her btk AID, surprising ss may ApeeA asef
having used but one bottle. complete ne.l OF hGf Vas
nnNured nesrlv two inches Icing OF me heAtnF srow n
A DOOIITrLE. NJ D. No III Grsnd-st
PHILADELPHIA. May. 10. 1850.
81 SroRRs-Sn Aer being bald for nut 'er .! eAs
ard hayins used numerous preparations 10 no enc your
heacal fisir law has produced me hea u neN
harr and hardly know bow to express ny io'
he benefit have rece we'd from valuable article
J WADSWORrH, Ne 10 Orchatu 81
The following testimonial IS from Dir N NAR' ed'ot oi
SagLri6y CoGrtc-: =. .... ~ -.
~sTokRs' HAIR INyIGoRAToR 1t gives Us mucA Plea
sure unsohc ted record testimony IN 1fot OF tns
great psasaatness and entire efficacy OF Soors CnecAl
Har invlgurator On recovering from tRe rtcch setee
.ft4rk OF illness discovered that onr usually nsaths
and abundant crop OF hair rapidly tslns on ana
ehaIcng Nam sample o. the So)se AtCa uI-
nrshe b. the manufacturer many months previously We
used SINGLE bottle directed, and fcnnd 20 Seer-
ate like charm entirely check the fa and creating
anew and healthy action Of the scalp .
We could give mary other references 70 SONS u out nus
r.spectab!e citizens but would ask all who are troubled
with Dandruf. Bald. losing tner HAN 10 sN
Srorrs Chemical HAIR lnvgorafor tlal anu one ifa
Will DO more yop of the truth q or cAns iot
than all the testimony OF others that we rgnt PIN
CAUTION Ash for SrORRS' CHEMICAL HAIR IN
vICORATOR and never let dealers persrade YOU ~ use
any other article substitute Prce twenty ave cents
D. bottle. l., ,,r- 20 -,
i,S arch-st Philahelphia For sale by C. II RING, No.
l93 Broadway Dooliitle No al Grand ST. ani Ms W.
HAYES. Brooklyn ID "ScS~
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HENRY WELLS AND his SISTERS
II MEYEN'S DANCING ACADEMY
SEARING'S PRIVATE DANCING
Professional Notiess.

4 LPH0NSE BRETT would respect
IN rsiir Eforz fies.s And tAs yaeGe KAT. aAssEs
zanvxlea corFs Arsisis A. cXcssss -as BE-
prepared sxeS1se promptly al egers for kaF ft1e
slaoss Asd ncA tessrs ltAaSrzc6y. -
Title Pasrs lzszrztrNs. OrzaDeEsA Desgns Azs,c y
Tee Sc nc The srSeAs. - pzhlsasrs 1T-gxses a.
fSners ssPsx1f iavltrd = ths an aetEsf1l sye
Fl ciaStG prAssg Orasrs frOa 11T part 4 sa- Czs' Il
STATES VII recsrs proEl7s AiIeEcaa EstaAAsA2-Ef Ne
lss CAss;nE 81 above 81 fA4s4slAiA - laA~af'
nR. {. ID. GRlSWOLD, (reeenLy one
II OF tAe Srrxscas 81 ihs pAzzzs Ralroit Ca1pa.y
AS rssvrsd he F-afics % as Frofssst,1 Ss~ Ysgk
~ No = vs-rva 81, tAs Nce faTzsrly sc1qss1 - n.
ElcEaE. 1.ss
L 5. PASSPORTS for NJ parts Of the
u -rS-As n lsFeasxhSs presscslos sr.rslers
lssSsS By MONKS. MAY Fs.zc A. Csnslss ussr.
NJ = hfeaG~N 81 tzs
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NO TOOTHACHE ANY MORE. =
Gaffs.

SALAMANDER SAFES. 100000
- sAyTD.-DEEDs BEFORE WoRD3i-RICHs
SAYS AGAIN No sOlesl OF ever THAI an 'taes
brsaks cot and Reas safe p,urses boldT ns the seA u
On the ass fssy Tsse eleven sales o. slasrsn; bald
e1 company with k1cAs. The sAe SAs too box Jf
sS.T sI'U Ore As. "a. 9ckea ~ o. T.,sAsr
with is cargo esrat OF some visa teSss saf'' ~.
ribs OF ano,hsr were picked No. "a Pearl. AID
the battered ksis q several more WITH aer ensSss
CAY Os Of ne rss1: te rode sSi n. a.
vin ssIsr Huen On N. 'OsriA day aier As s,is.
say into port I'h her cargo OF books IN god Goa
p>rustr< Ne i1osng letter iEom The owner. Nr J. O.
GLheIt
Nsw-YoRN. SA urdaT. Dec -. 1881.
Ms.ss STEAM, M1ktiS SUCCESSORS 10 G AicA
eonsusns plses q susl=ess, No rs Pear -.
apparatus connection ~iA Erceis9r rAr1sA.r. a.1
I'D tot rad tAs account Until Sas ssrs as 10 ate
pufceased ffsal Mr M.1iA so1as ye.s aga. VI, fesr.
Allas cd SkeD fo1E1 9 EsceSsstt arez ~ 70
Aslet 70 con Eenoe oP~IAioas slsT ~AcA resasrs4 =
Aouis q atsf sEc 47pLcSn q s4.sr % "a t1s SAL
asIss ,As delay sse Hy asrssAh.s ss7rse ae1las
the SAFE iae sese1ce 81 arNser al se1ens. - 1-3
Prsv'o1s 10 tie trs TIE a'sEse Aeai . - ts s.-s
sLeeeet = ca sc,Ers1 fror. Ia >os1ssa q
frsus ssiy rsrlas.~t. AID v,s-ss 4 sSk Ter
TArlo<s N tas sane Nce n sse 5000 1sas.
lr-M L-tt tss 81 e@ftlfGsArr n
cedar he rsEsa S1f u7Ss "a. SAlAzAEasr II istsr %
h41 h<eR reversed tAr "a sleir4 ve.l4
have e1 II lass svrs TIE lzszrxno< 40 rrs
AAs savanna 4 ss1ks \ S4.k4Aa1er w.sA lie
representative q E9u are q 10 sos xa< IxP>tAai &.a
=sEss -atcA eSu& ~ - t12scsse< A1s ta.v ezssa-
sz'tt me-
u~1 Aacr4 gfea; s,s2sErs - sxAsss tAs sac
,rtckk e a. zerI,s ~ srcs<1. 80
hcs Ne 81 fsArl ~ksss sAaL al ta<
SGi.dsEr Ne 4is, "a crested lezrs rssy~c,teil,.
JOSEPH u GIL5EHT
A assogtUeai q Sz.es aSs q
al>,s. a.~s,s kssi tss Dep6f, NJ lee Vats<~s-
-. - rs
A. v sEls neSr z-@<s - ar3eE
STEARSS & MAEyIS.
Ssce-sars s. arA c. tie es,s AAkS.1<s q Ia
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NRY GOODS at BARGAINS. Fall
~. CD. a, reduced prices IA ere li-si
-s.os ept Of Linen goods Of all nds vneh are e-a
10Th he attention Of Merchants .nd resiris shs'
- " @~' '0'' $50 No. 60 Catharin' 81
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- DoHsIEs &c FLOSS snd EMBROIDERY
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A. rnstsnifT receiving tn. sbgve goods orr me
md vii sol. them the lowest rates to the trade
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for the Acliodps.

NJ Il PETERS & CO, Importers Of
I" cuotcr or N WINES BRANDIES. LIQJO@
- rs,n ss -. rsesntlv opened their stock q
- No 400 BROADWAY.
40 paetic superior art.ols1
Their dsgsitI.snn,N % o ns" HAMpAGNEs AND oTHER
A~' WINES
are sueh that thsy afford to sell them di.cssn
a sss ~ per lower than they 10 purchased %
nv ether house In the city. ,
Wholesale dealers particularly requesed TO exam ns
,Asir stoeks a. ndocsments will DO offered not met wHs
ssswkers the pr'cs well as IN the quahy o. ,hen
scsds Customers always rely upon hndas iae cn"ees
i,s iSl. ANA No 800 BROADWAY.
ENURS FURSi-A large stock Of fancy
II fun IN every variety Il reduced prices. Al
Ar ims M0NARQUEs. No rs Bowey
GINGER WINE-For the Holidays
N Youy Family Grocer will supply zoe, M moderate
MICE with shls dsielcns and delightful Wine for svehs
parties AID visi:oTs failing remedy c
sa. weainess Of the Stomach &C
all ius Nc ~ hees n-- y. :.