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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-12-24

OTThe Boston Post says - Barnum Is
trying TO get half dozen Wings, TO put in
a case at the museum, to represent the "Seri-
Gus Family"
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-12-24

0-s Mrs. Speciacles says her niece was
90 rained upon The other night that she had
the fsssr>d assxy eyer since, and she sup,
poslt Sodld five rome into ~. Anthony's
|asncs. only s'e bsionsed 70 the church md
didn't know The Steps.
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Ar rival OF the Star of the West and
steamer Cherokee.

NEW YoRK, Dec. 90. The steamer Star OF
the West has arrived here from San Juan, and
the Cherokee from New Orleans Ala. Havana.
She was allowed full privileges al Havana. -
She brings no news Of interest. The city was
healthy .1.
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From Pittsburgh.

PITTSBURGH, Dec. 81.
The river is stilI rising. The weather is
cold and cloudy.
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Memphis Market.

MEMPHIS, Dec. 2.-Cotton is active and
prices firm, at 7a@6c for middling. A car
60 of Pork in bulk sold at the landing at 7sc;
and 300 kegs Lard at lie.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-12-24

I, 0TThee ere seventy-four towns in Ire-
lanc, none ofiwhich have less than twenty.
five hundred inhabitants, but which have on
y single bookstore In the whole num-
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"A son Of Luther Corse, of Dover N. H.,
aged II years, hung himself, on The 10th ult.,
because his father wouldn't let him 70 to i
turkey shooting. As be couldn't shoot q
turkey he thought be could hang 4 gooss.
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The NeworIeans city Bond

NEW URLEANS, DEC To-
One million, three hundred thousand dol
lars worth Of Uty Bonds sold yesterday al
par to one-half premium, which much sur
passed the genetal expectation.
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Iyea,tb Of ZION. w, r, King,
WAsHINGroN, Dec. 20.

Mr.. Kings health is more feeble to-day;
his disease is Of the lungs, similas 10 that OF
the late Henry Clay.
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Destructive Fire at Memphis.-The MO-
MEMPHIS. December r 81.

Destructive Fire at Memphis.-The MO-
~'-;''' TO Castle.
MEMPHIS, December 81.
A fire occurred here on Monday morning,
which six houses on the corner Of Main
and Court streets were destroyed. The loss
is estimated at $25. 900, on which there isan
insurance Of Sl0, 900.
The steamer Moro Castle, reported sunk a
few days ago, was raised and proceeded on
her way.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-12-24

GF The Teachers annual State Convep.
lion Of Ohio With held al Columbus on The
2sth and both insts. u,
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a. During biz term cf cffce, Louis Ma
bolson has reduced the Fsncll arm, 5s 7s,-
opQmsn. l
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Ohio Legislature.
MORNING SESSION.
COLUMBUS, Dec. IL.

COLUMBUS Dec. ~. $
SENATE-The reduction, relative to the
claim. OF Joseph Walton, for damages receis4
ed by the freshet of 1847, in the Trenton
feeder Of the Ohio canal, was discussed and
| referred to select Committee.
The amendment of the Committee oil the
Whole, to the bill for the partition Of real
estate. were agreed to.
HoUsE--Mr. Means rose 10 question of
privilege, respecting the correctness of the
report Of some remarks Of his, made some
days since, and published in The Ohio State
Journal.
Messrs. Withrow and Stone responded,
and said they thought the report was correct.
The bill to amend the act regulating elec-
tions, was read the third time and referred
TO select Committee.
A resolution was adopted, appointing q
select Committee to correct the proof
sheets Of the journals Of the House.
The House then went into Committee OF
the Whole on the roSd bill, but nothing OF
interest transpired up to adjournment.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
SENATE-The bill to provide for the parti-
ton Of real estate, was referred TO the Com
mittee on Judiciary, after an inffectual at
tempt being made 10 instruct the COMMITTEES
in regard TO it.
Adjourned.
HousE-The Committee on Benevolent
Institutions reported against granting an ap-
preparation 10 the Cincinnati House OF Ref
uge.
The bill authorizing the transfer of all
funds arising from the dog tax, in the hands
Of the County Treasurers, TO the Common
School fund. Passed. y
The road bill was considered for some time
in Committee Of the Whole.
The Speaker presented communication
from Judge Swan, Of the Board Of Control, in
reply TO resolution Of the House, stating the
decreae in the circulation Of bills Of the State
Banks, since the passage of the tax law, to
be $548,69l.
Adjourned.
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Resignation OF w. n. King.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 90.

The resignation of Hon. w, K. King, ss
Speaker o! the Senate, was presented 10 the
Senate to-day.
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The scloto Bridre.

gTWepotice that wagons and drays are bu-
silly engaged in hauling up from the wharf TO a
suitable place for iraming, the timber for the
sciotobrdgs.
<. u-TA company is about being formed in
Belfast, with capital Of f50,ooO. to work
the salt mines which have been discovered
on tho Marquis Of Devonsbhe's ss,aie, al
Dunerpe.
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MORNING SESSION.
CoLUMBUs, Dec. 81.

CoLUMBUs, Dec. 81.
SENATE-The bill. to amend the act creating
the Office Of County Surveyor, was read the
third time and passed.
The bill prescribing the duties of Supervi-
sor Of Roads and Highways was ordered 10
be read the third time tomorrow.
The bill to provide for the partition ofreal
estate, with the amendment Of the Judiciary
Committee, was discussed at great length,
and the amendment was finally agreed 10,
and the bill ordered to be engrossed, and read
the third time on Thursday.
HoUsE-A bill was introduced by Mr..
Shellaberger, providing the teras Of Probate
Courts, and regulating the sales Of land de.
creed by said Courts.
A bill was introduced by Mr.. Means, a,
mending the second section of the act regu.
lating elections.
Also, a bill providing for the assessment
and payment of claims against the State
which was referred to the Committee on Pub.
lie Works.
The bill providing for the publication oi
the laws, was referred to the Committee oI
the Whole.
The bill granting the privileges Of habeaf
corpus and jury trial to fugitives, was dis.
cussed at length by Mr.. Plumb.
AFTEREooN SEssIoN--SENATE.-The bill
to fix the rate Of interest and to prevent usu
ry. was discussed in Committee Of ths
Whole.
The original bill provided that the legal
rate of interest should be fixed at seven pei
cent, nulifying contract wherein more wal
exacted. Seven per cent. was stricken out
and six inserted. s-- : -. .--.,-.
A communication from the Governor
transmitting the report of the Penitentiary
officers, was received.
HoUsE-Most Of the afternoon was spent
in discussing the bill giving the right Of ha,
beas corpus and trial BY jury to fugitives.-
Messrs. Plumb, Darnon, Means and Cassad
made lengthy speeches on the subject.
A message was received from the Govern
or, communicating reports Of the State Housl
Commissioners, the Benevolent Institutions
and Of the Commissioners for locating th'
new Lunatic Asylums.
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MoRNlEs SESSION.


SENATE-Mr Riddle presented the creden-
tials Of Mr.. HAWKING, the newly elected Sen
ator from Morgan and Washington district,
who was sworn ia and took his seat.
Mr.. Taylor reported back the bill to pre-
scribe the duties Of the supervision and regu-
lating OF roads and highways, with amend.
ments, which were discussed till noon.
HoUsE-A bill was introduced by Mr..
Hughes TO prevent the circulation Of bank
bills of less denomination than Eve dollars.
Mr. Means introduced bill 10 regulate
railways mortgages.
A bill was introduced by M. Houk, au-
thorizing nen-residents 10 pay taxes at the
State Treasury.
The bill fixing the time of holding the
Common Pleas Court, in the seventh district
passed.
The report Of the committee, adverse to an
appropriation to the House Of Refuge, al
Cincinnati, was taken from the table, and
referred to MIR. Stone.
The road bill was completed in Committee
Of the Whole.
AFTERNOON SEssIoN-SENATE-After some
discussion the road bill and smendmants
was recommitted to the Standing Committee
on roads.
The bill to provide for the election, con-
tested election, and resignation Of Justices OF
the Peace, was passed.
The bill to create the Office Of county Sur
veyor, was discussed and ordered TO lis third
reading.
HoUsk-4Mr. Hughes introduced a resoiu.
tion, requesting our Senators and Represen'
tatives in Congress, to endeavor TO procure
the passage of law, for recoinage of silver
SO that its intrinsic and circulating value
would be equalized; it was referred to the
committee on currency.
The House then went into Committee ol
the Whole, and discussed several bills.
Adjourned.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-01

and d gree among maniind-al Of which, without
one dissenting objection, pronounce this Ointment 10
be GOOD
As day by dav unobtrusvely extends its sphere
of action along the borders Of vast country and is
circulated throughout its extent, evidences Of its
power and new proofs Of is ELI acy are continually
developed Three millions Of boxes, applied to dis.
ease within the last four years have established the
astounding fact, beyondthc power Of cay or cont a.
dction that it is GNFALLIIE in the cure of all ru-
mors Ulcers, Sores, Burns letter, Piles, SuOula,
Eryspeias chiblans, scald Head, Eyes Quinsy,
Group, Rhcum1tsm Broken Breast Ague in the Face,
corns &c 1t completely restores the lnsensble rEn.
spn ALTON, and by this means opens those avenues by
which nature intended to cXpal the morbid matter ol
the body thus u thosystom cleansed: the blood pu-
rilnl: and tho health restored
1t has power TO cause all external sores, ScrQCHt-
Ous HunOrS, and Poisonous iD0Wn{S to discharge
their putrid natter and then heal them. lis rightly
termo' All Healing for there is scarcely disease
external or internal, that it will not benefit. ] have
used il orthe last fourteen years for all the diseases
OF the chest; consumption and liver involving the ut
most danger aud rcspon,ibility and declare before
heaven and man. that not in single has 1t fail
ed to benefit when the patient within reach oil
mortal means,
! J. McALlSTER. lIl Fulon-st., NnwYorltSole Pro-
prietor A. 4 $ liENDRY, Agents for Ohio.
| Sold by II. l. Slocumanl Otto W. kracmer, lan'as-
tcr h. Kalb, Rulhvie; WV Rocd, Carroll; n, Camp
bell, Pic,erngton Leonard and Brother, BASIL A, H.
| Mithoh, Loclsvla; Samuel Bartlett Winchester; J
| kndslcy, lithopos; f. Geohcgan, Baltimore; j Clay.
pool, Now Salem; j, and $, lIenbee Amanda Danie
llaw,in, Sugar Grove Ashbaugh and Beery. Bremen
| October % 1851 26
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-01

AN IMPORTANT SUIT.-It was stated
under oul telegraph head. several days
ago. that suit had been brought by The
Government against john Kitty Sri'h
aud John Chandler Smith. at New Cr-
cans, To recover the sum of S2SO,56O 6l.
heiug a balance due lhs United State
m the lst September, 1921 on account "I
money unaccounted for by J. Kitty Smith,
while acting as Navy Agent at New o.
cans aud for which judgment wasnbtained
in the District Of Columbia in 1872. The
Picayune says a wit ol scqrcsIrali"n has
been granted 10 seize the depnslts ia the
B ,nk of Louisiana. the State Bank ni
Louisiana. the New Orleans Canal and
Banking Company and il the Mechanics
aud Traders Bank, made in the name q
J"hu Chandler Snith aud John Kiltl
Smith. also fnr the seizure uf the share
Of the capital stock held in their names
and all other property Of theirs whicI
may be bound and that an injunction ha
been issued To prevent the s,le or trans
fer of the notes. stock &c during the pen
dency of this suit. J. Chandler Smit
being resident of Baltimore. the Cnur
has appointed VI. NJ, Reynolds his repre-
sentative. he interest will increase III
amount clnimej 10 500, 900 - Ball. Su,
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Highly important.

TIME subscriber offers to sell his valuable improv
Il ed Head Blocks for Saw-MIlls, upon the
following terms: If they do not work as represent
ed, Lo pay will be required. The Improvement con.
sst, in enabling one man set both ends o o5 at
the same moment of time, and with the greatest re-
gularity. REFERENcEs,
William Breck Columbus Ohio
Diake Reed and Co Aenia. Ohio.
John Young, Columbus, Ohio.
C.. 7. Soils, Columbus Ohio.
Amer Reese, Columbus Ohio.
Michael Sullivant, Columbus, Ohio
Moses Shelter, Grovepolt Ohio
E. F.. Mclaughlin. Springfield, Ohio.
William Teri, Urbana, Ohio
Hardy and Clark, PiJua Ohio
B. +. Shadlick, Fletcher, Ohio.
James Durbin. Texas, Ohio.
J. C. Fisk and Co., Texas, Ohio. -
William Halter, Napoleon, Ohio.
stephens and Co Defiance, Ohio.
John Morgan, BlulIton, Indiana.
West and wilkins, Bloomfield Ohio
The above aro persons who have purchased the i'm
provement and have it now in nse.
All orders addressed, post paid to the subscriber
at Lancaster Fairfield county, Ohio, will be prompt
ly attended to. JOHN S SNYDER
I'm. b. The above improvement obtained di
ploms and premium of silver cup at the Ohit
State Fair, 1851.
| Ohio State Journal publish three months and charg
this office
Lancaster, September 25, 1851. 6m2l
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
JULIAN & ULRTCK

~ - - ~ * ~ ~ n a " A
WoULD respectfully inform their customers and
w the generally that they have just recev-
ing at their old stand, directly opposite he Tdinadge
House, very large and well selected stock Of Spring
and Summer Goods which they will sell other for
cash country produce cheap any house in Ohio.
FoR THE LADIES' They have large lot OF the
latest style Dress Goods such silks, silk Tissues
Bareges, Enb'd muslins, Linens, Lawns, Alpacas, De
Lanes, Ginghams, Calicos, &c.
They also have almost every grade and description
of Bonnets Ribbons Flowers, ,Shawls Parasols,G
Netting Laces and Hosiery.
FoR THE GENrLEMEN-They have well selected
stock OF Cloths, Cassimeres Satlines, Twoeds Jeans
Summer Wear. Vestngs, Cravats, Boots, Shoes ana
every kind of Hats.
Their stock of GROCERIES. QUEENSJVARE
Salt, Cotton Yarn, Wcking and Batting is heavy anC
of good quality, theii
If you want good bargains give them call prices
stock is such as can't help but please and their
made to suit the times
Lancaster, April 70. 1850 40
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-01

~ Another Thrashrr meeti g has
been held At New Orleans. and a commit
tee appointed 10 make collections To biug
john 5 Thr shel's father aud mother to
that city from Havana Resolutions
were also adopted requesting our govern
meut to demand the immediate release
nf John s. Thrasher, aud ample remnner
alton for the injury done him. They
also pledge their Lives. honor and for
tunes" to the government in carrying out
at once the doctrines laid down in Mr..
Webster's HuIsemann eIler, in relation
to the rights Of Americans abroad. paItic-
uIarly in Spain.
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CIrY MARBLE WORKS.

4 J. MYERS h CO., respectfully inform the citi.
% zens Fairfield and ad joining counties that they
have commenced the Marble, Gravc-St0ne and
Monument Business, in the city of Lancaster, on
Columbus street, few doors North of Main, where
they will keep on hand at all times the best quality
Of American Marble, and will make to order
Craze. Stones, Tomb Tables, Monuments, and any
other marble work that may be desired,
They obtained their marble exclusively from the
celebrated Rutland, (Vt.) Quarrios, from which the
marble for the statue of the "Wounded Indian" was
taken their style of work will be equal to any in the
Western country; and dispose Of ii at prices
as reasonable as can be obtained elsewhere. The
public are respectfully invited to call and examine
their work. j. J. MYERS co.
Lancaster, Ohio, June 70, 1851, 6
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Gbt Gauraster @a3cite.
Monday Evcning Dec. %, 1854
LouIs NApnI.rnN FrNAvclralNa. I'll


LOUIS NAPnLEnN FtNANcIERiNG. - i ne
New York Mirror publi,hes an extract
ofa private letter from Paris, which says;
''It is rumnred in the financial circles
here that Prince Lnuis. who is Jeremy
Diddleron magnificent sclle.ha Stuck
one of you: New York milima''leS win"
has been living in Paris. 10 the tune "l
5000 .O00l aud that a we'll known "Chev
alier" is ia lar Ito the extent OF his
means. if not more. The Prince invites
these long -pursed gentlemen to the Pal
ace, introduces them tn fashionable soci'
ety. then troubles them for the loan ut d
hundred thousand or So, making then
pay rather "dear fnr the whistle"
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Dr., JIowc's shakcr S.rsnpurllIn

Wv haWNNS NNalNNE @'tGSEtl tl'sNRtsa,
MORE EVIDENCE. Another remarkable cure.
IA PREAD 1T. q IL is from young lady rosil
ing in our city CERrlFicArE,
CINcrNNArG, Februlry7, 5l,--This is to certify
that my sister, Mary C. Beman, was attacked with a
disease in her hip more than three years ago. which
rendered her utterly helpless that she was compel-
cd to keep her bod All hopes OF her recovery were
daspaircd Of Some OF the most eminent physicians
of Covingon and Cincinnati attended her, all Of whom
declared her case hopeless one Passing by Dr.
Howe's Depot an idea suggested itself, that to try
one bottle OF his Shaker Sarsaparia could do no harm
Accordingly purchased one bottle and before it con-
,cnts were entirely used sha received benefit was
induced to try another, and another before the last
was used she was nearly recovered, Now she has
no pain can walk and has the entire OF her limb
To owes Shaker Sarsaparila we attribute this etec-
tive cure. II is but few months since since she COM
menced taking it. Signed j C. BElMAN
CiRcimai Daily Commercial.
Remember this wonderful and astonishing cure was
effected by the use of three bottles only of DIR, S, d
HOWE'S SHAKER SARSAPARlLLA, THE GREAT
SPRING AND SUMMER MEDICINE.
Bear in mind il purhes the blood and prevents dis
cases 1t is the only Sarsaparlla that acts upon the
liver, kidneys aud blood at the same time, which rem
ders it altogether valuable to every one particu
larly Females
DR.. Mussey, Professor in the Ohio Medical College
says the Shaker preparations are truly valuable, ant
recommends them to the public The sick and ailict
cd are requested to call and obtain apamphlet, ant
purchase bottle Of this valuable Family medicine.
No Morcury-no Mineral-no Poisonous Drugs il
the Shaker Sarsaparilla, Remember it is warranted
be purely and entirely vegetable, and as Female
and Family medicine it has no equal
ljrBe sure you enquire for DIR. S. d. Howo's Sha
ker Sarsaparilla, and take no other.
Quart Bottles, 81 per bottle, or six bottles for So
For sale by DIR, s, d HOWE, Proprietor, No. /
College Hail. Cincinnati to whom all orders must be
addressed, and by NJ. Y, KREIDER, Lancaster
KREIDER s. CO., Logan.
L. HYLE, Amanda.
April 10, 1851. 3m49
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pATNVs! PAINE s!
IMPROVE YOUR UNDERSTANDING.


SATORK, SON & WORK would respectfully in
w form the citizens of Fairfield and the adjoining
Counties that they are hand as usual at their old
stand one door West of Slocum's Drug Store with q
large aHd splendid assortment Of everything in THEN
line.
LADIES' We have taken special care il making oul
purchases so as to please YOU.
We have little of everything, from JENNY L1Nl
57usKIN down to the smallest childrens shoes.
We have also ON hand and are prepared to make IL
| order,
GeaHemea'S Bpskin and Seamless Caters, Con
gres5 Boots &c. We also have on hand Ladies Gun
Shoes
FINDINGS. &c--We are also prepared to iuinsl
Shoemakers and Finding Stores With Findings ofevcry
description such as Kits, Pegs Boot-w wcbbing, Shoe
strings, Laces &C.
sole Leather. Morocco bindings, &C., always oil
hand.
as heretofore 10 manufacture everything in our line
by proper attention to business 10 secure la
hand to wait upon our customers and do best It
! please them WOkK, son & WORK.
Lancaster, April 10, 1851 40
FIRST ARRIVAL or THE SEASON.,
INT Z. KRElDER has just returned from the East
| lVH. crn cities with selected Stock Of fresh g. mn,
/ Drugs and Medicines. Also a large assortmen
| of the finest and most rare Surgical Instruments
choice CUTLERY, &c. The LADIES hare not bee
| forg0ncM Call and SEQ his rare articles of Fanc,
| Goods. Prices very low.
Ranember No. l06, Main Street, Lancaster, Ohio
| March |, 1851.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-01
M cnMpRnMIsE nF CnNSCIENC

NO COMPROMISE OF CONSCIENC /.
JAMES GATES has Just added to his stock, at iis
- old stand ia The "Tallmadge House." largeand
splendid variety Of ag0
WATCHES, CLOCKS, SILVER A%aiA
WARE, JEwELRY, &C., &C. Re- N
Which he will dispose of at as reason IN, ,lSf
able prices as any other similar stock
of the same quality can be purchased in the West
ern country.
His Watches are ofthe bestmake and Of superior
quality. His Clocks are every variety and oft the
best manufacture. His lot of SilveI-Ware is eX-
tensive and cannot lai to please His Jewelry is o
the most beautiful patterns and has been selected viii
great care.
He keeps on hand also, Cutlery, Canes Looking
Glasses and Plates Britannia Sets, Musical lnstru
ments, Grandoles, Fans, Pocket Books, Brushes
lot of fine Stationery and variety useful and or
namental rclcs.
He has taken special care in selecting his stock t
suit this market aud invites the public 70 call and ex
] anime for themselves. JAMES GATES.
| Lancaster, June II
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-01
TUE rELEGNArEI LINE.


r TITLE & DRESBACHS have received at theil
M old stand, on Main Street, full assortment Of
FALb AND WINTER GOODS,
And are daily receiving additions to their stock, de-
termined throughout the season TO keep on hand
\ COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
The public are invited to call and examine theh
stock, The utmost care has been used uits selection
the latest styles have been purchased the lowest pr
ces have been paid and II is certain that the citizens
Of this and surrounding counties at this establish
ment. find tho
BESr QUALITY OF GOODS,
And obtain them upon as reasonable terms at an!
other pstabli.hment in thu Western country In th
assortment the public will find full stock Of
| DRY GOODS GROCERIES g. QUEENSWA RE
Embracing all the usual varieties Of Cloths, cassi
meros satinotts, shirtngs calicoes drillings, Nc,
cotton Yarns, blt'ingg and candle wickng,
Imported and domestic carpctng,
fnn assortment Of Blankets,
Ladies' Gentlemcns and Boys Boots and Shoes
Coffee Teas, sugars and spices,
They havo also Just received to their former sloc,
lno assortment Of the best and latest patterns Wall
Paper and Bordering.
ALWAYS ON HAND.
A fine assortment Of Flanuals. Stocking Yarns an,
Blankets from the Crclevc Woolen Factory,wlic
will bc SOLD az manuia 'turer's prices.
WANTED, at all times, all kinds Of Country Pro
1uee, for which the hishe3r market price will be paid
Ir Is VERY ENIDE\ T.
That this establishment disposes of their stock at IN
most scnabc rates and keeps on hand the most eN
cellent assortment, will be testified to by all hei
old customers
For the very liberal patronage hitherto receive,
tho proprctnri return their thanks, and respectful
solicit cali from the public generally before pu
chasing elsewhere as they are determined TO sc
the best quality and latest o st{ les Of Goods a. III
| lowest rates, LITTLE \ DRESBACtlS,
| Lancaster, November D. 1851 81