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Ctsr q Res 0v,h 49, kitLIp.-on ss'e asy oitrar,n.
ci,d about ,cur ,.As al Az. the soa ns Jas. Coz
p- was run ia court strrst oy y csct 1hveo ey
ycnrr mup .onr vc'or sod iuJute1 20 arvrsciy
that 4 c.rd in hours Afterwards To. parents id
an MN street near who're Ccsonsr BAH need ia
met ye,erisy morning The resnit OF the investxa
ti,r crowd chat the purely accde ntai
sns the iur, r. ndcrrd y urdct In accordance,
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w Storms Mt the East.

Heavy Storms at tho East.
BosroN, Sept. IL, 1852.
heavy rain and strong east wind prevailed during
last night and up to O'Clock this afternoon when 1t
cleared up.
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Arryed-ship Northern Light 100 DAYS frsm san Prsn.
cisco bark Lsoons philsdephs brig john Dawson wa
mington, NC; schr Vests Ellen kYork
Also hrriyed-ship MARY Ann, Calcutta April I8 brig
Humboldt Curaooa, 18th ut. ="
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San Mr. Ceaqrcs edy and children Lewis Burk,
kewington. Miss Amelfa Webb
~ LvAerooA-ShsP New fork-sr and Mrs B~asshsw Mics
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Married.

On Saturday Sept. IL, SO Willow place. Brooklyn,
by the Rev. DIR vinton, Mr. GEoaG. BURNETT. OF the
firm Of Burnett Tayl New York, to Miss FRANCES
GioRcINA BARKER, daughter Of Mrs. Eerby Of the for
mer place
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M VS. az rELE0 AP0


1he Liquor Law In Massachu.-tts.
ss9sUs's kior-TksPERASCc MAN sop u.Ss 80.
THREATENING ru TAEs JIrE, Eru
Besros Sept ~ isI.
Yesterday, ~ wat1town pcrtcr OF the camhrids-
Cattle fair Hotel and Samuel knights OF tho ws.sss
Hcuse wsse brought hirrs Justice White cnppairt
for essng liquor Qni'e ensucd In which the jas
firr vas insutsd and rho government witns,rs
competed 70 fee for salty man namrd S,chsri-oa
sAAa to Be employed infcrmer by the temperance
people drw q knife and pis'cl when ne knocscd
down and disarmcd comc'a'rt Wa thn made asen7t
him FOR carrying copeeaa weapons and he was required
to give bail for triHl Erh,s for Hing I'quor ~as SO
quilted and the trial of Porter postponed The
Cu,RLFsTcS sept l. 1859.
Al, rmhsasy Of seuiuoe Indiaus. for Washing
tom 20 hid conversation With the President arrived
here to-dsy Wis savapnnh from Florida At their head
II Rny Bowogs bims.f accompanied by two subchiefs
SspoLe Ysbcig The representative OF ssm Jones aud
tribe AID John Jurper ob-f OF the Arkansas deiegs
zion There ai,o three rt.sches The whole body
y under charge Of Gen eske who after three negotia-
tioos, finally persuaded them TO accompany him to
Washington. He treated With hem last at Port Myers
and stsrtsd thence the at Of August They leave in
rsngemerts with PRECEDENT Fillmore for the OF all
their tribes in Florida
Every Arrangement has been made for expediting
freight over the South Carons railroad No delay
occurs.
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Marine Dlsaster-SlOOp OF War Preble.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept IL, 1852
The schooner II. westcot from Suffolk with cargo o,
shingles for New York is ashore Wreck Island.
The D. 8. slocp Of var Preble, eight days from st.
Thomas has arrived In Hampton Roads.
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GREATLY REDUCED RATES.-EMPfRH CITY LINZ
~ --For San Francisco, via Aspnwali Navy Bsy,) d.
NEVADA; ,sg tons burtben. }; D: Wilson, Beg, oom
mander, will take her departure for AspuwA Navy BAY
direct. Monday the lh Of October At O'Clock r. r.
from her dock pier No North River Thi. vessel In
by any this route An experienced surgeon Is attached
70 the veseel Passengers SisrrSNeyhda will dembat
along side the wharf 1t AspinwA and take tho Panamr
Rsrcsd now open nearly 70 Gcrsoss thus avoiding th.
risk attendant isnding In boats Chagros and th
river navigation to Corgona For freight passage apply
10 J. HOwARDA SON, Agents. No. ~ Brosdwsy.
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The Yellow Fever mt Charleston.

CHaRLesror. Sept. H. 1852.
fhe yellow fever is Of upcommony mild type and Is
sbstinG. No strangers stopping over night or two
have been attacked Only two deaths have occurred
within the iAst twenty four hours.
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DouLTycE CLOTH, BI.EAcHED sHELLAC AMP

DouLTycE CLOTH. BIEAcHED sHELLAC AND d., La
Il isrraeues Chloride Soda Cyanide Pot,saum. HOOD
stone for s, OXIDE. 81
"Hntimcny Pohing Putty for glass
ssie IT, Dr.. LEWIS fEUCHTwANoRR, ii Maiden lane
,,.,v,.rrcAsE OF sCRorULA CURED by H0I-
"A inmay's Ointment and Plis1Mr Heydon. o. sydSsy
.rept for the sale fIoliowhys medicines 10 New
s. " .irs states that Thomas Evans. In The employ OF
yr Charles Thompscn o. vas sorey rof
,sh kind Of pimpe out o which eIuded awstey
rc,s lie been s considerable expense In trying va
snus medIpee but without good effect he then usod
yloe ways Ointment and Pills which In short period 90
rurcd him. that he has continued In the most
rcct health 70 the present Sold by al the vendors
pcdcpc throughout the British Empire and aso by those
4 the United ststcs-TE cents ~ oonts, and ~ ~ each
Wholesale At Mr. JOSEPH IIORSFYS. - Maiden Lane, Now
York aud AZ tho propretors No. IA strand. London.
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Colonel F0rney and the Washington Union.
wAsHINoroN, Sept H. 1852
The rumcr that Colonel Fornry had become part pro-
prietor In the intended resig0ns his clerk
dip that paper day without foundation
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sSyTEAM FERRY OR TOW BOAT FOR sALR CHEAP,
- $50 80 poh cylinder 7fcot stroke In order
nd copper stsned Can be the foot Of
stsset The sugar house. East River For fsrshsr
psrsos'se STEPHEN ROBERTS. shipsm,.h.
36S South street. or H Cherry street.
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Herald Marine Cor,esbcndecce.

.,,a,., -, kIsosror. Ia Aug ~.
Sailed 1tl-Brig hbbotsford, Rogers, Bsltimore.
In port sept oth larkn Plato Carroll and Veooy Darvc
from Philadelphia, Heorgo Smoote Jnmison from New
York; brigc Tho steN v owon. and Flora, Hubbard,
from BaltlmOrt - ~'
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MEDICAL.

DOCKET COMPANION, OR INFORMATION ON THE
Gen. system, never before pubshed-5 cents copy,
re- OF postage or Ave copies for b. Sold BY e.
~ Ann street stringer and Townsend, H. C. Harriet
wy broadway and by the Author NJ Lsrmont Physician
md surgeon, ~ Reade street. corner broadway T.
where he may be consulted the mentioned
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GAVE Y0tR MONEY, AND BUY A WARRANTED
~ artcis-Dr bias Venetian Iinimens cures Nh
In few hours T6othaohe In Ave min utes esd III
an hour and certain remedy for Mosquito bres.
Sea sickness. Cuts barns, &C., no pay. Dopo'' ~
Greenwich street.
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SHIPPING.

nEsPATC LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO.-THE
II splendid New York built clipper ship FLYING
DUTCHMAN, Capt. Ashbe Hubbard, having q large por
ton Of her engaged will have the usual despatch
this line Especial attention requested to this
specimen Of naval architecture She built by w.
Webb Esq., and has been pronounced unequaed for beauty
Of model and strength and sailing qualities For balance
passage having unsurpassed sp
ply to +. II. SUTTON, 81 Wall street,
orto GEORGE DANIELS. South William street.
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY

" For New Orleans via HAvana.The spen did steamship
EMPIRE CITY Henry Winde, Commander. will sail from
the pier at foot OF Warren street r. Monday Sept
Havana and New 0resns-New MISUNDERSTANDING
and after saloon berth 500 forward saloon berths $50
do SIS Specie only taken freight 10 Havana
Freight taken New Orleans at 30 oents per cubic foot
Shppers freight requested TO supply themselves with
the oompanys 6lls Of sdng which may be had applies
ton the once. No other form will be signed No bills
passage, apply TO M. o, ROBERTS, ~ Yves. street,
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NOR sALeLrIsg scuooNER cATHARiss ALLss

is,rIv rsbu Nd In good order carrying gross tor
ur+Len and feet water Apply 10 the owner O.
board or 10 Ira Hutch son 3N West street She nov ~
lie brick bvsness, betvoen Keyport and New York.
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RowERY rHEArRE.,DoORs OPEN Att CUR
Monday s'''s-sSSih Il n M +: S;sts5R.4
Master walter I'M TE Ef sS44 Srr MP A' Heron
Albert. Mr. Dun. PHILIPPE. Mr. Hiaert
RuRroNs THEATRE CHAMBERS srKEzr.-DooRs
open :: z 70 s'S n. S Ss' is. N, As,
New Iia'' MAID" 4 Me- IL. S isf;'S;
M.seg; Mr.. Thompson Grsnpas Monday. September
- va " OUR NEW LADYs MAID.
Oscar. I;sS;;ss Si:ssS s.si.s;;
sss sSs MT me norton Bella Bella Mr. ResSsfS i
NATIONAL THEATRE. CHATHAM sTREEr-DooRs
r sSsR F 81 VALE evening
Ssesnis Mr. JC s Lssrs.ss n Ia.. Nichols
Nioaiso. M WHITTIER Collette Nile Paranston
RARNUMs AMERICAN MUsEUM.-P. T. BARNyM.
-. s.s.ss
s'oaoL. This sfternoon. at grand Piooes ADMIT
Gallery Chinese s.ssa s. %a,Ss sss %
MErRofaHutDJITsHHTx h R4Ec Ahosf
s s k az fss' " York
TUESDAY Ev Tia ssa. s ssfi e H. ns.
xADas rH''s n 1'' s%BosI
,,. $500 VIII be assisted By
''"No" siCSoR sANcIoyANNI.
SIGNOR ARDiTI. and
Grand Orohestrs.
aosS s. ;s''Fi 1S the
Has beea engaged.
-'''-' -'' fRoGRXIMH..' 'NS''' A''''
l. Overturo-"M uta di Portci ............... Auber
g. Duetto from Barbiere do Sivislis Al Idea quci
Metallic" sung by sisnor Sansiovsnni and
g. Cavstss from Gs.a. L.dra .Di Placer,
4 Grand Chorus from Ernani" BY tho italian
Duet.Iso frs Sn's sr%.n sung sy Nine Aiioai
and Signor govanni. Verdi
g. Brindis. from "LScrezs Borgia." with grand
chorus sung by Madame About. .Donizetti
s. Aria from the opsr. Of Eiisier sung iy sig.
Rs.so from S!ss%1 i
10. Serensde from Don Pasquale," Come gem
ill.," sung by Sig. Sansiovanni and grand
H. rinsie@Tyroese Belly sung iy Madame
Alboni-composed by. ..."......... Donzett
pickets ;,one dollar
Reserved Seats. (price two dcars to be had st the
Music Store Of William Hall Son, @ broadway corner Of
Park place.
To all other of the house. Zone dollar for which
numbered will be gven to be had Of Samuel Jolo,
$40 Broadway.
IL Is with extreme regret that the Manager
tickets tho ensuing Concert
swith the exception Of the DO entirely
pended.
Doors open At past six o'clock. Concert to
at eight o'clock.
MADAME HENRIETTE soNrAG's CONCERTS
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FRANKLIN MUSEUM, F6 CHATHAM SQUARE
George Lea propristor.nIhs above establishment is
for the purpose Of Classic and Original Of
Living Statuary by Mile. CABINETS Troupe Of Model Ar
tss together with variety Of beautiful performances
For full particulars bills Of each day
In Private Boxes 80 cents Stage Seats with cushioned
chairs. 37 cents Boxes % cents Gallery, l2h oeuta
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SONTAG sERENADE-To THE PUBLIC-THR con-
mitee respectfully AJAX the public respect the
marked Union square for the Of Ne
singing and instrumental performers any crowdng
the prescribed limits will materially aeot tho exoeleass It
the performance. There will be enough room for ALL
HENRY G. WATSON,1
JOHN c. KYLE, }Commitees.
THEOD. EISfELD,
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nR: JOHNSON, NO. 10 DUANE STREET. so wHG&
known for the last twenty three yesrs tho
cesfu practitioner In New York devotes his
tofore an once practice where he may iron
plomA n m Office.
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MEDICAL.

DR; C0BBETT NO; 10 DUANE STREET, BETw1EB
those ntereted his ooe where those who have sus
ed from apply with the certainty ss1
Y. University
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NOR MISUNDERSTANDING Y. 8. NAIL
Il Line-The favorte steamship SOUTHERNER, W. Fos-
ter commander will lesye pier No. North river on We'd
freight, apply board where all bills Of lsdng will BE-
signed; and for passage, at tho ofhoe Of
SPOFF0RD. TILRSTOS b CO., 48 South street.
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nR, COOPER. DUANE STREET, BETWEEN CHAT
hnm and William streets. continues practice IN
once with hts usual lie takes this method sf
apprising his friends that he still be consulted M
old oce where he has practed successfully for the ia
tventy-four wears. - - -
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DASSAGE TO CALIFORNIA. THE NEW SHIP
! CUMBERLAND will sail for San Francisco about the
10Th inst and handsomely accommodate few more
passengers in the cabin, at SUI Apply to
j. s. GAYLORD, % Wall street.
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ESOR PORT PHILIP AUsTRALIA.-CLIPPER LINE
Il The new clipper ship ASCUTNA, having magnificent 40
combinations will sail the Goth inst For freight
apply board pier 10 East river to Wm Dusan
~ Front street, Russell Norten 81 Old Slip, Elliot
Arkell. lag Pearl street.
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s39 WARD CONSULTING SURGEON AND PHYsY-
- csn Attends Naiousiy hitherto st the old sstaS.
shed place one particular speciality OF medical surs
practice wherein he hiss awtys had wonderful
practical treatise seventy pages be had gratis 0es
Canal street door Of Broadway up STAIRS (NsA b
the drug store In Broadwa
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EOR AUSTRALIA, VIA PANAMA-THE SPLENDID
L steamship SIERRA NEVADA, }. D. Wilson, Commsn.
der will leave for Aspnwal direct Monday, October
a. Panama with the fast sailing clipper bark ST NARY
tho Sierra Eeyad Passengers for the Australia gold mines
viii end this by far tho shortest route saving 5000 miles Of
travel avoiding the danger Of doubling the Care
For terms, apply to J. HOWARD b SON, Agents. -
Broadway.
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CHIP LADY ARABELLA, FOR AUSTRALIA CAPTAIN
" Grant at pier No g. North river-Paoket Of the 18th
September-Specal Notice-Ths fine ship has been most
the mos favorable terms First after cabin $3.50 for
ward cabin, single bertbs, $780, forward cabin, double
berths 500 For balance Of berth spply immediately
board, or z. II. SUTTON. "a Wall strest.
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AZ
a drect-The entirely new clipper DOLPHIN l0e0 tons
burthen, Capt Trundy will sail on Monday sept 18th.
few passengers be IL application II
made this day. board at pier No u North river
BUTLER BROTHERS, 1858 and Ils South street.
L,OR sALE-A sLOOP, NEARLY NEW, OF THE FOL
Loving dmensi.ns-2 ~ feet keel Is feet BEAM feet
inches deep built OF oak and furnished very
ner. Suitable for an oyster market boat Apply
G. Is. SMITH. 20 Washins ton street.
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NOR Observation-Disclosures LINE-NO MO-
nopoy-Reduoed rate Of Freight and Passsgc.-Cabin
passage with stateroom $5 measurement goods eight
GENTS per foot-To sail Friday, september n at4PM
NcMunn commander will leave rs above. This vessel has
state mmodations and every arrangement
has made the safety and comfort OF
yers For freight apply board ut Pier No
Storage passage So For Savannah cabin passage will be
cketed through for SIS steerage 49, Steamship CITY OF
NORFOLK will leave n Friday, September a.
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vNHE TNPALLTBLE ASIATIC REMEDY POR DIAR-
1 rhCa-Prcpsred by T. ROGERS. Manufacturing Ckss~
st I'D Washington street In bottles ~ cents CertAin
and safe specific be children In smaller
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VANDERBILT LINE FOR SAN rRANCIsCO.-THR
only line giving tickets for crossing the Isthmus The
powerful double engine steamship NORTHERN LIGHT.
2 tons viii leave from pier No North river at three
Juan del Norte connecting with the Pacific steamer
the Ncaragus transit route having but twelve miles Of
land transportation These steamers in their
arrangements and ventilation Passengers rely upon
going through with the utmost despatch For passage
information apply only to D. D. ALLEN Agent No. SBat
terry place, up stairs.
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SHPPING.

so =
L'oR LIyERPOOI.-UNIrED STATES MAIL STEAM
ship ARCTIC, Captain JarAes q. Luce-rhis steamer
will depart with the Lned mails Europe
lively on saturday September Is at twelve O'clock. NJ.
from her berth ut the foot Of Canal street. No bohs
cured til paid for Por fright having
LDW. K COLLINS Is Co. Sd w ali street
Passengers requested to be board elevea
A. The st"smshp PAei6c will the Arctic, and
will sal On the Il October.
EoR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-TuE UNITED
Il STATED mail etesmship HUMBOLDT. ID. Lines Com
mander Will leave foe HEvre touching At Southampton to
land ehe mails and saturday Septe -
At " O'clock, from pier No. North Prise Of
sasc-first cabin. xl2 second csiin S70 Luggage
wanted during the should be sent board the day
before sal ing. marked "beiew." n. BNo merohsndse
will he received board after ThassdAy September r.
For freight or passage, apply to
MORTIMEk LIVINGSTON, 81 Broxdwny.
V,HE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
Il Mail ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS New York aud Iivorp ,ot
direct and between Boston aud Liverpool tho Boston hips
only calling 81 Halifax " land and receive mails and
scngers
ARABIA. Capt. -, PERSIA. Capt.
AFRICA. Capt Harrison. ASIA, Capt zudkins
EUROPA, apt. Lost NIAGARA, Can't, Stone.
AMERICA. Capt shannon. CANADA. Capt Lang.
CAMBRIA Capt Loitoh
q ala ilvhA
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continues his oce practice with his usual very grcss
success At the old established psee Canal street.
from broadway up stars-not drug store Hours frsn
7o'olock A. n. TO 10 o'clock r. ~ Prices moderate
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IN pany-For Mobile, stopping at Havana, the side
wheel steamship BLACK WARRIOR, Robt. W. shufelds.
u g. NJ will sail for the abovesports from tho
pier foot of Harrison street. North river Saturday,
September 25th at IL o'clock precisely Passage sos.
Freight for New Orleans delivered free Of extra charge
sailing day. LIVINGSTON, CROCHERoN CO.,
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$500 CHAT,LENCE,

VXI IHArEvER concerns the health und hap
wv pineSs ofa people is al all times ofthe
most valuable Importance. ! take il for gran
ted that every person will do all in their pow
Ter, TO save the lives Of their children, and ths
avery person will endeavor to promote r
own health ut all sacrifices. feel y be
my duty to solemnly assure youthat JRMS,
|aOcording to the opinion Of the mosi celeba
ted Physicians, are the primary causes Of
large majority Of diseases to which children
and adults are liable; if you have an appetite
lcontinually chaugeabe from one kind of food
to ar other, bad breath, pain in the stomach
picking at the nose, hardness and fullness OF
the belly, dry cough, slow fever, pulse irreg-
ular--remembe that all.thcse denote Worms
and you should at once apply the remedy.
| HnBENSACK' WORM SYRUP.
An article founded upon scientific princi-
lples, compounded with purely vegetable sub
lstances, being perfectly safe when taken, ant
lean be given TO the most tender infant will
decided beneficial effect, where bowel com
lplaints and diarrhoea have made them veal
land debilitated the tonic properties Of m,
worm syrup are such. hat il stands withou
Ian equal in the catalogue of medicines, in Civ
ling tone nd strength 10 the stomach, whicl
lmakes il an infallble remedy for those affiict
ed with dyspepsia, the astonishing cures per
Horned by this syrup after physicians hav
failed, is the best evidence of its efficacy owe
ala others
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sc 66
SPRING AND SUMMER
DRY GOODS.

Wt1OIGSABE AMI ne AiLs
At No, 66, Front Street, 2 doors toest Of h
Franklin House.
or past favors and solicit
/ ing continuance of your patronage, we
respectfully invite your attention to as FINE
A STOCK fperhaps) Of Silks, Dress aud fancy
goods and Notions as can be found in our city.
Il is impossible to enumerato; you must call
and examine for yourself.
Our increased sales is an evidence that our
goods, prices and manner of doing business is
becoming known and appreciated by a discern
ng public, who have too much common sense
o be humbugged by putting. "Sel(-paise
being half scandal" we leave the field for
those who arc adopts at putting themselves
We planted ourselves here when our city could
hardly be called topn, have grown up with
it studying from year TO year, your wants, al
first keeping our little craft near shore, increas-
ing our stock according to our m ,ans, and now
we find oar heaus above water and why? SIM
| ply because we purchased our goods exclusive
iy for cash, and sell for the same at small prof
its and lose nothing by bad debts.
! For low prices we have nailed our colors 10
the mast and wiA not surrender.
J. L0DWICK & SONS.
Country Merchants and Furnacemen,
After posting yourselves as to prices anc
qualities Of goods we would be pleased to see
ou as we believe we can make il to your in
terest TO give Us share Of your patronage.
April ID, l652-dw.
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GROCERIES.

n AM receiving the best selected stock
i FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES .
ever offered for sale in this market, consisting
n part Of
Orleans, Crushed, Clarified and Loaf Su-
gars; tS'
Orleans and Sugar House Moasses
Sugar House and Golden Syrup;
Eastern Rio and Java Coffee;
Young Hysou, Black, Gunpowder
Imperial Teas. of different grades
Boston Soluble and homeopathic Choco
late;
Stages celebrated Fancy Sugar-cured
Hams, with directions for the different
modes Of cooking
Martins celebrated cxtrect OF Coffee;
Baking Powder and Baking Yeast;
A variety of Rrooms:
Water, Boston and Butter Crackers;
Sugar and Soda Biscuit;
Water and Lemon favored Picnic Crack
ers-u new and very fine article;
SPICES, pure Essences, Perfumery, CASTLE
and fancy Soups; Mint, Lemon, Cherry and
Strawberry Acidulated Drops--the most de-
licous and finely favored article ever manu-
lactured; with great variety Of articles too
numerous for a newspaper advertisement,
would respectfully invite all TO givo me o
call and examine for themselves.
April %, ,52-dtf- VIM. MILLER.