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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-11-03
NEW GOODs.


ZskasS THE subscriber respectfully informs
81 - 4 Fl his friends and customers and the pu-i
4 1NE 81 bile generally that he has removed 70,
s-l----=iAHhis NEW STORE ROOM at the old,
stand, where he has just opened y NEW and
CHEAP stock Of Soascnahle Goods. which!
he Is offering ON the most favorable eerins. Thsi
stock consists partly of the following.
Alarge stock of prints from 10 Isl- et>.,(
black aud fancy -cOlored alpacas, very cheap DO
rcgc dc laincs. mouslins. silk popinx silk tissue
fancy lawns, ginghans, linen uktre queens cloth
and other ladies dresss-gocds =
BIZ, pearl and fancy-cOlOzed silk zlox cs and
mitts, kid and children's Isle, thread, do.
Worked collars, shswls, cambria h'dkis.. para
soils, bonneis, bOnn>t ribbons with good assor,-
ment Of hosiery. ar 1sr
A variety of combs. brushes and faucy goods
Black, blue aud other cslors OF cloth aud e.-si-
mcres.
Satinctts-aIl eoIors. q
Satin and fancy-colored silk vestiass. a
Tweed., Ky. jeans, cotton-drills, linens, and
variety of Simmer Goods, for mans wear.
Black and fancy crarats, silk handkerchief,
&c, &c, with good stock of groceries,, hard
ware, qucenswsre, boots, shoes, hats, csYs. &c,
! &c.
| school-BoOlSs and Stationary
lie invites attention to his stock, which win
4 DC iSNnd as cheap at least, a. any in the markei
| ,n, CHARLES LEWIS.
~ All hinoa Of produce taken in exchange, for
Whlch INC highest market price " M be given.
Ciarkshnrg, July Ith, Nss2 dS3ly
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4 BARNUM AND Tom THUMB.-The n. Y.
mirror says that Barnum's chief source
pof income are his museums, said to be We
rrv profitable, and his famous menagerie,
Know in Michigan Sixty thousand dol
HAIRS were the profits of the mena9erie the
Z last year, and among its Incidental ex
spenses are 5000 week, or $40, 400 a
9vear, FIR Tom Thumb. Barnum made
sTom Thumbs fortune, and Tom contrib
tuted not a little to Barnum's. Tom is
3about sixteen Years of age now, though
passing for more, and it is his money
(which has built for his father the largest
shouSe in Bridgeport. Tom has made all
This Canilv rich, and when at home is OF
scourse the elephant of the town, Baruum
being then but Il simple lion. Tom has
ehis 5,jou of a room in his great house,
with rosewood bedstead, chairs, tables
fand tea set, &c, all made to match his
Gown diminutive proportions. His quar-
Hers contain all the presents he received
gin Europe, and pistols, bswie knives,
siack knives, &c, have been among his ia
svorite playthings, but he is amisbIe, intel
slirent, and very much esteemed. Bar
I mum took him as an experiment about ten
Fvears ago. His pay at the start was So
Ga week, soon it was raised to S25 and
sithen to S37 At this price Barnum took
Ehim to England, where his great success
q prompted Mr. B. to share the receipts
4with him. Now for showing himself
fmereIv, he earns an income equal to the
official salaries of Daniel Webster and
sJohn J. Crittcndeu.-Netc Orleans Pic
5royitnc.
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Notice.

L burg, my agent to collect all the debts due the
estate of Daniel Glodfelty, decd. lpcrsous in
debted to the said estate will please call upon Mr..
Irwin and discharge their Indebtedness by pay
ing the same to him. 1t is hoped that this win
be done without delay, as an early settlement is
desired by me. JOHN K. T1SHUE,
October 81. 1875 Admir-.
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CUpA.-The following resolutions were
adopted at a meeting recently held IN
New Orleans
Rssotred, That the citizens of New Or
leans regard the recent action Of the Go
,Vernment of Cuba, in refusing to admit
the Crescent City, an American ship,
besring the American mail, and having
on board a number of American citizens,
into the port of Havana, for statements
reported to have been made by the Pur-
ser of said ship within the United
Estates, as high-handed act, a violation
of the Treaty of Amity and Commerce
between Spain aud the United States, an
insult to our flag, and an outrage upon
the rights OF our citizens.
Resolved, That our government will be
expected to demand and enforce lndem-
nifty for the past, nd,security forEthe flu
lture, in regard to this and other viola
lions Of the rights Of our flag and our cl-
Itizens, perpetrated by the government OF
Spain.
Resolred, That the conduct of Captain
Porter under the trying circumstances of
the recent outrage on the Crescent City,
commands our warmest admiration and
respect.
Resolved, That this assembly adjourn,
Ito meet on Monday evening next, in La
fayette square, and that a committe offive
be appointed to make arrangements for
the same.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-11-03
Public Sale of VaIua BILE
Land.
Edwin S. Duncan,

=
Moses J. Nixon, &c.
As Commissioner appointed by the Circuit SUI
periOr Court of Law and Chancery for Doddridgc
county, at its Spring Term, 1882, by decree in
this cause, will, on the first day of the NOvcm-
County of Harrison in Clarksburg, offer for sale
one moiety ola tract of $50 acres OF land situate
in said County OF Harrison, on Crooked Run, u
branch of the West Fork river, upon credit of
six, twelve and eighteen months, the purchaser to
give bond with approved security bearing into
rest from date, and the title 10 be withheld until
the payment of The purchase money.
This land lies about three miles from Clarks-
burg, two miles from tho Northwestern Turn
pike, half mile or less from the West Fork riv-
er and is in fine state of cultivation 1t is now
occupied by David Morrison, adjoins the valuable
estate of Truman Gore, Esq, and is one of the
finest Farms in Harrison County.
Oct 30, SIT. AUG. J. SMITH, Com.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-11-03

PANTS, cashmere. from 81 TO IS, cassinet
from SO cents to $3.50
VESTS, all kinds, for fall and winter, at from
81 to 81. -i
Besides these he has on hand large lot Of
Shirts at all prices. BOOTS and SHOES, fur and
silk Hats caps, trunks and carpet sacks of all sizes
and descriptions
silk handkerchieffs, cravats aud pocket hand
Socks and Stockings
All OF which he is determined to sell as low as
e! san DC purchased at any store this side of the
He invites the citizens of Clarksburv and the
adjoining country, to call and examine his stock.
Ii is full and complete. He is preparcd to III ont
in superb style, with any kind of garments thai
may suit the taste of thepurchassr, from bows 5
years old to fall grown men.
49, MYER SoNNEBoRNE.
Octobe- 81 7S5o-St
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II e. FARREIL'S1 GENUINE ARABIAN

TT G. FARRELL's GENUINE ARABIAN
Ii. EMINENT is a most extraordinary med
icine, the truth of which is placed beyond doubt
by the sales ofthe article and the many cures
being daily performed by it, which previously
had resisted all other medicines and the skin of
the best physicians in the world. 1t is composed
of balsams, extracts and gums peculiar to Arabia
possessing, in a concentrated form, all their sti-
mulating, anodyne, penetrating, unctious and re-
'vulsive properties, and the same which, ages ago
were used by the " Sons of the Desert" with such
miraculous success in curing the diseases of both
man and beast.
Read the following remarkable cure, which of it.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-11-03
To Merchants. &c.

A LEN. H. CREEL is prepared to receive and
"a Harvard goods on the cheapest terms, and
with the greatest security, either at st. Mary
or Vaucluse, having good warehouses and wharf
boats at both places. Nothing shall be wanting
TO give complete sati sfaction on his part.
Octoher 2Oth. lSL2.=tf.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-11-03
NOTICE

A Ii persons indebted 20 me by note or &C
II count will come forward and settle without
delay, as am determined TO close my accounts
and tho books and notes up to the first of No
vember will be disconnected with my present
business, and if not paid, suits will be brought.
K. FOwKES.
October 18th, l652.-3t
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-11-03
Weston and Fairmont Turnpike Co.

. 4 T an annual meeting of the Stockholders of
"a said Company, held at the Courthouse in
Clarksburg, on the 2lst day of September, 1852.
ers of said company be called, to convene in
Clarn Sburg, on Saturday, the 23d day of October
next, for lie purpose of electing President and
two Directors OF said company and for other pur-
noses TH0S. L. MOORE,
San,.n,bo- 0pth 1870
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-11-03
Mr. webster,s fshrial place.

A letter from Boston, after stating that
kDr. Jeffries had pronounced the disease
Sof which Mr.. Webster died, to be dropsy
i'm the chest, occasioned by his late fall
from his carriage, adds:
Il 1t is worthy of notice, that he has pre-
4pared himself a last resting place during
2the past season. The house for the dead
Eof his family is made ready. A monu-
Sment of white marble is erected to each
Smember of the family who has died, and
zalso two more without Inscriptions, one OF
(which is for himself. 1t is probable now,
Sthe inscription will soon be put upon that,
Sand what an inscription if it worthily re-
$Presents his name and deeds.
d The following extract from very eio-
Squent article in the Boston Courier OF the
529th instant, in reference to Mr.. WEB
sster's illness, his retirement at Marsh
4feld, and his position before the country,
swith the "upholding power of conscious
Srectitude' to sustain him-and which ar
sticle was evidently written in anticipation
S'of his dissolution-gives q further idea of
sthe great statesman's resting place:
The farm at Marsh6eld is worthy to be
zthe resting place Gifts illustrious owner.
1t is shielded by a range of beautiful hills
Sfrom the violence of our North-easterly
storms. 1t has distant view of the
focean, beyoad the lowlauds, which every
shigh tide overflows. On one side wood
sed promontory Juts into the sea, and on
zthe other rises sloping highland, on the
brow of which, in the deep repose of ma
gture, his kindred rest in their long sleep,
swith no sounds above or around them, but
/ the murmurs of the wind through the TO-
Sliage of the dropping trees, or the song
Sof birds, or the solemn voice of the sea,
Sspeaking eternally from its vast depths
sThe undulating surface sweeps up from
athe marshes and forms table land on
(which the house stands, then gently falls
sinto a smooth spreading lawu-then, by
a deeper slope, it asccnds to the western
Grange of hills, which on that sideshut in
/ the picture, and bound scene of har-
Smonious, yet richly varied and sweetly
S,contrastcd beauty.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-11-03
FOR SALE.
SMITH & co. :,

4 GENTS Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
"A Road Co., and Forwarding and Commission
Merchants, Fe:terman Depot, Taylor county, Va
Eill give strict attention TO the forwarding Of AZ
Goods and Produee consigned 10 their care, 70
any point whatever and having one Of the lar
gest and best warehouses; on said Road west Of
Cumberland, with facilities possessed by no o.l-
er house at this DePot,) - load and unload cars
and wagons into and from their wareroorns,
without the necessity Of the use Of drayH, or thu
risk Of exposure Of Merchandise 70 the weather.
They feel warranted in assuring the public that
Merchandise viii not be subject % damage while
IN their care, IgT will they spare pains htten-
zion In procuring the early transshiPment Of all
Merchandise placed in their care At the loves.
rates, both in the prices allowed EAgorers and
their own charges
They have also made arrangements in Balti-
mon. by which Il i unnecessary 20 pEe- pay
frsight on goods consigned 20 them.
EEFEE
Messrs- Robert Garnstte and Sons, NesSIs.
Norris Caldwell and Co, Aessrs. John land
street and Son, VIM. Wilson Esq. Bayly Keys,
Esq, Msssrs. Long and ByTn, MessTs- OBrien,
Grafin and Hanson, MesETs. Kelly. Ball and
Criss. Msssr,. Walker and Medsiry-
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-11-03
Notice.

ITO Paulser Flesher, guardian of Martha Vir-
and devisee of Gamble Shannon, decd; Ann
Archbold, James j Davis, Joseph ]. Davis, John
T. Davis, Della Inghram, late Della Davis,
heirs and devisees of David L. Davis, decd; and
Levi DOwd. Charles n. Dowd. Julia Ann Dowd.
Irena Dowd and Sarah Ellen Dowd, children and
heirs at law of John o. Dowd, decd; and Mar
vel Dowd, infant child and heir at law of Mary
Dowd, decd.
You will please take notice that the Northwes-
tern Virginia Railroad Company, by its counsel,
will apply to the County Court of Doddridge
county, at its next November Term, to appoint
commissioners to ascertain the damages you and
each of you will sustain by the location and com
pletion of the Northwestern Virginia Railroad
through your lands in said county.
SAML. CAMERON,
October 2Tth, 1s42.-4t Agent
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-11-03

FOUR VOLUMES IN ALL.
Tho numbers are issued weekly. Each contains
three Biographical Sketches and Steel Engraved
Portraits of persons who have occupied place
in the history or contemPoraneous annals of our
country.
Tho first volume ten numbers containing 200
pageS-thirty biographies and thirty Steel En-
graved Portraits. is now ready. Price S5,0O-cx-
ira binding. with gilt edge $500
Persons throughout the State of Virginia, by
remitting the undersigned the subscription price
for the weekly parts. 80, 90 will have copy of
the work sent to them every week free of postage.
or by renting the price of the work per volume
$500 81 OO) will also receive free of postage.
Specimen numbers will be sent on the receipt
of twenty five cents.
THE FIRST VOLUME is NOW COMPLETE
and embraces the following table Of contents,
George Washington, First President of the Uni
ted States. Two Portraits.
Martha Washington Con3ort of Geo Washington
Thos. jefferson, Sd President of the United States
John Hancock, President of Congress, Governor
of Massachusetts, etc.
Charles Carroll, of Carrolton last survivor of the
Signers of the Declaration of Independence.
Winfield Scott, Major General U. 5. Army.
Anthony Wayne, Major General U. s. Army.
Thomas Marlborough, Commodore U. s. Navy.
Washington Irving, Author off, The Sketch Book,
Life orc olumbus," etc.
William White, D. D.. Bishop of the Protestant
Episcopal church in Pennsylvania
John Marshall. Chief Justice of the United States.
Lewis Cass, Senator from Michigan. etc.
Andrew jackson. Seventh President of the L. s.
J. Fennimore Cooper. Author of The Spy
Naval History of the United States,'' etc.
Patrick Henry, First Republican Governor of Vir-
ginia, etc.
John c. Calhoun. Senator from South Carolina.
William Moultrie. Major General U. 5. Army.
Henry Clay. Senator from Kentucky. etc
Daniel Webster, Senator from Massachusetts, etc.
William Writ, Attorney General. etc.
Timothy Dwight, ID. d, President OF ale col
lego. etc.
Joel Barlow, Author of :. The Columbiad,'' Min
lister to France. etc.
John Trumbull, President ofthe American Acad
envy of Fine Arts.
John Jay, Chief Justice of New York, Minister to
England and Spain, etc.
John +. Howard. Colonel u s Army, Senator
from Maryland, etc.
Gilbert Stuart. Painter.
Israel Putnam Major General L. S. Army.
Alex. Hamilton. Secretary of the Treasury, etc.
Oliver Il. Perry, Commodore L. s. Navy.
THE SECOND VOLUME
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SEND IN YOUR ORDERS.
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To canvass the several counties of this patriotic
State for this great national work.
All communications from agents, or remittan-
ces of money for this publication. be POSTPAID
and addressed ROBERT KING.
139 Main Street.
oct20 If Richmond.
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EaIl 'Vradc for 1852.

O,BRIEN, GRAFFLIN g. HANSON,
Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and Do
nestle Dry Goods.
NO. 3 HANOVER ST., BAL more.
JTANE on hand and will continuc to receive
| | during the season, from the best sources, n
very large and desirable stock of goods adapted
to FALL AND WINTER SALES, which they
offer to the trade upon as good terms rs they can
be bought in any other market.
Country Merchants are invited to m eNanlinn-
ton of our stock, as VIC are prepared 70 make IL
to their interest to do SO. We shall make daily
additions of the newest and most desirable styles
of Goods, as they make their appearance, thereby
rendering our stock at all times desirable and at
tTactive.
y. B-Particular attention given 70 Orders.
O'BRIEN, GRAFFLlN & HANSON.
|. Baltimore, August, lSJ2 au25 Sm
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4 The OUTRAGE AT HAVANA on AN AMER
f1CAX VEssEL.-The bark Cornelia, which
| was recently boarded by the authorities
at Havana. and had her mail bag and
stwo passengers seized, arrived at New
4York. 4 Creole, named Guzman, was
tone of tho passengers, and was arrested
on the charge of taking letters to New
5York, which were found in his trunk
sThc other was an engineer named Sam
fuel Hearkness, who had come on board
without the knowledge of the captain
He was seized for not having passport.
Both were sent to prison, and the mail
bag taken to the Captain General. The
yresulr of this extraordinary and high han
rded measure was the arrest on the same
tniecht of Francis Frias, Count of Pozas
sDulces, and his brother Joseph, Domingo
5Arrozarena, and tho Marquis of Campes
Llauas, who hold very high positions in
society in Cuba, and are gentlemen of
great wealth. The Count of Polzas Dull
ces, aged about forty-fvc, is one of the
most talented gentlemen on the Island.
Amongst the letters taken from the Cor
Snelia, was one from the Count to a friend
in New York, requesting him to express
1.-THE thanks of the Counts family for the
scercmony which the Cubans in New ork
! had performed, commemorating the amt
sversary of the death Of their relative, the
elate Gen. Lopez. General l.. married a
sister of the Count, and for this simple
letter of thanks one brother is immured
! in the Moro, while the other is confined
in the dungeons of Cabana.
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NTIRGINIA DoDDNlDsE COUNTY TO Wit
" At rules held in the office of the Circuit Court
of said county on Monday tho sixth day of Sep
TENDER, 1852.
Joseph MCarty Comprtl rno, nm in
James MCarty Delft. Junction
The object of this suit is to enioin all further
proceedings on judgement of the circuit Court
of Doddridge county, recovered the 18TH day of
March, 1852, by the defendant against the Plain
tiff at Law until the further order Of the said
Circuit Court to set the said Judgement Mt law
aside and to obtain n new trial thereon.
1t appearing by an affidavit filed in this cause
that the Defendant, James MCsrty is not an in
habitant of this commonwealth, it is ordered
that the said Defendant appear here within one
month after due publication of this order and
do what is necessary to protect his interest in
this suit.
copy. Teste, F. d. HICKMAN, Crk.
J. s. CARLIIE for ComPrt. Scp22 At.
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t-a' NOT GONE! aI
HUT Moved 10 Pike Street.

In tho room
.Htely occupied
by Thomas s.
~ Pfitn NJ store,
w O u md next door
to tho Northwestern Hotel, whore Tho smbscIibsr,
thankful for past favors, wonld inform his friends
and the public generally, that lIc still continue.
TO manufacture RIFLES. SHoT-GUSS FlS-
Tolls, DC. Alsn, Repairing in NIL ita vsTiou.
branches. done with ncntness and despatch, all ~
which can be hnd for Cash or Country produce a
very low pricos. J. Is. WRIGHT.
Sril Hath. l75a.-
y. B.-My friends who know Themselves iDtcbi
cd to me, either by note or cthcr~ine, will confer
a favor Ivy calling and paying tho same. n, mon Z
ey is much needed, aud oblige, j. Nv.
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gyooI-Carding al Palatine.

INHE subscriber takes this method Of inform
Il ing all those whd mny baVe wool fn card,
that he han Turchasrd ENTIRELY NEW MA
CHIMES. which will be propelled by Steam
DAY and NIGHT, without regsrd 10 high OF
low water, during the cprding season.
Tho public may rely upon this being csr-
tain and point at which they can h.Ts their
carding done promptly and we'll. So bring on
your wool. g..
TERMS cents per pound, Cash, or cents
for trade or on credit. y. G. COOPER
Pnlntine. May 10. 1852.
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f. BROW MS
Essence Of Jamaica Ginger

TJrlIIS Essence is a preparation of unusual ox-
l cellence. In ordinary diarrhGa, incipient
digestive functions it is of inestimablc value
During the prevalence Of epidemic cholera and
summer complaints Of children, it is peculiarly
effichcious no family individual should be
without il.
CAuTIoS.-Bc sure 70 &C. tho genuine essence.
which is prepared only by f. BROWN, Mt his
Drug and Chemical Store, n. J., Corner Of Fifth
and Chestnut Streets. Philadelphia, and for sale
by all the respectable Apothecaries in tho United
States and in Ciarksburg by l. J.. Carr; in sa-
lem, by Jos. Campbell. sep. 8, 3m.
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SALE OF LAND.

Il Circuit Court Of Harrison county, rendered
on tire Goth day of December 1850. in tho OF
Cyrus Ross ngainst George HndHay's hdminis-
traitor aud others, !, the CsmmissoUcr appointed
by the said Court for tic purpose. viii, on ih-
4th day of November nrHt. nj the Court-houso Of
the said county Of HurTison, sell TO tho hIgisst
bidder, upon a credit Of 6. - aud ~ months, tho
land directed by tho said decree TO be sold, con
vcycd by Willis Golden 10 thc heirs ~ the said
Lindsay, lying in Harrison county on tile head
waters Thomas fork Of Booth y creek. r-gnring
from tho purchaser, bonds with security for tito
purchase money, and retaining the legal iitle 10
the said land for tho further security thereof
JOHN g. HOFFMAN.
Clai ksburc, Sept. %. lu52.---6t. .r
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10 Travellers.

THE public is informed that the subscriber has
Il opened new brick HOTEL in ST. Mary
and is prepared to accommodate travellers in a
superior manner upon liberal terma-
Oct 20, ls52.-tf. ALEX Il. CREEL-
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The Railroad is Mere--Nevs
Arrival.
WHOIESA Il RETAII GROCERy

ALI i .
I S. HERSHBERGER respectfully invites the
surrounding counties, TO his new and fresh supply
of Groceries, &C., that he is just receiving and
opening in the NV BRICK BUILDING OPPOSITE
THE CoURT HOUsE, IN CLARKsBURG, comprising
the most complete and extensive assortment over
offered in this market consisting, in part, as fol-
lows:
Best Rio Coffee, Spices of every kind.
New Orleans Sugar, Gunpowder Imp. Tea,
Cuba do Young Hyson do
Loaf do OolOng do
Crushed do Pepper.
Ginger. Mustard,
W. r. Cheese, Powder, Shot
Tobacco of every description and quality.
Segars, Snuff, etc-a large assortment.
Pickles of every variety.
To those who arc fond of good things, no would
call their attention to Q. large and beautiful as
sortment of CONTEMPORARIES, Almonds,
Raisins, English Walnuts, Filberts, Ground Nuts,
etc. etc.
CORDIALS-Such as Cinnamon, Peppermint.
Lemon Syrup. and other varieties, manufactured
and sold Wholesale and retail at eastern prices.
Also Porter, Ale, and Grab Cider sold by the
dozen to Tavern keepers and others, at Baltimore
prices.
With very many things too tedious to mention.
All of which, any other article in his line fur
nished promptly to order at Baltimore prices,
reduced rates of carriage, will render the Garks-
burg market very desirable one to purchasers.
Call and examine his stock before purchasing
elsewise and you will not go away uusatisfed.
CASH is his motto, but the highest prices will
change for goods. Remember the new grocery.
October 9th, 1S52.-ly