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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-27
NEW EsTABLIsHMENT
City Grocery store.

City Grocery Store.
NtIE undersigned respectfully informs his friends
j. and the public generally, that he has opened .
New GRocERY EsTABLIsHNENT under the above
name in the QHeenstyare Room, Of Thomas y. White
nearly opposite the Philadelphia Commission Store
Lancaster, Ohio, where he will constantly keep on
hand general variety Of Groceries. such as:
The very best Of Rio Coffee, New Orleans Sugar.
crushed, Powdered and Loaf Sugars
New Orleans Sugar. house Molasses Sugar.house
Syrup and superior article Of Golden Syrup;
Also, fine lot of Black, Imperial and Young Hy'
son Teas, which know can't be beat;
Rice, pepper, Spice, cloves, cinnamon, nltmegs.&c" "
cavendsh and six.twist tobacco cut and dry tobac
and large assortment of segars fine lot Of Fruits
such as Lemons, Oranges, Figs, currents, Almonds
and Brazil Nuts;
In conclusion, any thing that can be thought of in
the Grocery line, you can find by calling at the city
Grocery Store. .--....--.
You will find there, alsn superior article of bran.
dy and imported wines, which viii not be sold in less
quantities than quart, and general assortment o
Notions always on hand.
would therefore, most respectfully request my
friends from the country to give me call. as w
furnish them with good articles and cheap they
can buy them any place else Give me call. LooI
for the sign CITY GROCERY STORE.
April q. 3m5l Il. A. GEBELEIN.
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Lancaster March IL, 1852.
TIlE TELEGI,tPu LIME.
Little A. Dreshnchs

bittle a. DTesDuCnS
ID ESPECTFULLY invite the aitcrtion OF the citi
HI Zens ol Ian aster and vicinity, to their large
andisplendid
Stock Of Spring and summer Goods,
lust opered comprising every variety of styles pat
torn and makes in the Eastern markets. which have
been selected with great care as 10 price and quality
and will be sold as low as any other establishment
can sell West Of me Allegheny mountains. We vii
make additions to our stock through the season in or
der to keep 6ur assortment full and complete. 1hI
public will do we'll to cali and examine our stocl
before buymg elsewhere.
We can say to the Ladies' that our stock Of
Dress Goods, Ribbons, Donncts 5; Pnrasols
and all other articles for their use, are very nice
cheap, and will be very happy to have you call an
examine our stock.
The Gcntlcmcn will as usual find heavy stock o
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings,
and great variety of other Goods suitable for the
wear We have also large stock o brown an,
bleached muSlins dap RS, checks, tickingS, linens
baggings, drillngs, cottonadps &c. Parama leghon
pedel straw and palm leaf HATS, boots and shoes
cotton yarns, batting wicing, &c,
Also, large stock Of wall paper. bordering ant
window blinds; Carpets and Mating.
Glassware and Queensware
Of the best quality and latest patterns. All YOU tba
want nice sctt Of ware, will do we'll to como an.
buy Ut us,
Also, n full Stock of Groceries
and every thing usually kept in OIL, linc
GPWANTED at all times all kinds of country pro
duce, for which the highest price will be paid.
GEORGE II. LITTLE,
CHARLES DRESBACH.
SAMUEL d. DRESBACli.
Lancaster, April 10, 1859 30
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STRANGE INcoNsIsTENcY.-There are many
men and women too, for that matter, who
would handle watch worth twenty-five dol
lars, with the utmost care, for fear of de-
ranging its mechanism, while they would not
hesitate to lay rough handsupon the feelings
OF others, worth twenty five years Of happi-
ness. Many man there is who would turn
to let the reptile live, who would not scru.
pie to set his foot upon human heart, and
crush it-many lady who would deem it a
sin to ruhle lace cap,is not slow to rend
the more exquisite net work of the human
heart.
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Che ll1eeklN Gazette.
LOCAL rNrEILIGENCE.
salurday Evcning, way aa. 1852


IEFLUEScR OF FREE-TRADE uroS HoME
MANUFACTURES, "A correspondent OF the
New York Tribune, ono who has for many
years been engaged in the coal and. iron busi-
mess in Pennsylvania, gives some general
facts which win prove of interest. 1t is
strange that men viii vote for measures de-
signed 10 cripple the industry of their own
country. "Nine-tenths Of those concerned
with the Pennsylvania coal,' says the writ
er, shave either been ruined--se far as they
went into it--or have suffered heavy losses.
Many and many time have wished that !
had never seen an acre Of coal land, ant
there are thousands that have to wish that
they had never expended dollar on roaG
or on a canal leading TO it. Were the Goa
region and all its roads put up to sale this day
itwould not sell for half what il has cost
Some few have pro6ted, but the number il
very small, while the number Of consumer
who have profted by the losses of the miner
counts bymillions.
"What you say about iron is true to som
extent, without doubt, but the difficulty j
that there is scarcely an alteration evel
such asyou suggest, that does not require ex
penditure, and when men are living in dali,
fear ofthe sheriff, they are unable to improve
It is when men are making money that they
improve thir machinery; and had we been lei
alone we would at this moment be making Q
million tons of iron that couldn ,tJohn Bull
even under the present tariff, and FIVE years
moro would put iron out of reach Ofinter-
terence. know of one establishment that
cares forno competition, but the point at
which it stands has been reached at a cost to
the original owners,as am told, of 100000
above what they found themselves COM
pelledto sell for ali that is needed in this
country is that man should have sufficient
brains and sufficient spirit to enable
him to do something for the benefit
OF his fellow-men, and then you may set him
down as a ruined man--runcd, too, to make
the fortune Of some speculator who had moi
brains to do anythingof himself, and only
just enough to see the advantage that must
result to him from putting his egg into the
nest Of some one else"
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CABINET AND CHAIR SHOP.

ID EMuVAL.-T. G. Dodsen has removed his
AO Cabinet ard Chair Shop rom Connell's Row, to
the Room on broad Street, SOnth Of John Lyons
Grocery, and formerly occupied by ID. X. Fishel,
where he will continue manufacture all articles in
his line as heretofore
s COilins on hand at all times, with good heayse to
attend funerals in any part OF the county, Al reduced
rates. Thankful for past hyors he respectfully so
icits a cont uance of public patronage. lie will
labor togvc general satjacton, both regards price
and quality ofhis work.
Lancaster. AprilS, 1852 6m49
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YOUTHFUL NEGLECT, Walter Scott, in
narrative of his personal history, gives the
following caution to youth:--''I( it should
ever fall to the lot ofyouth to pursue these
pages, let such reader remember that it il
with the deepest regret that recollect in
"my manhood the opportunities of learning
(which neglectedin in my youth; that through
"cyery part ofmy literary career | have fell
"pinched and hampered by my own igno
france; and | would at this moment Civ,
"half the reputation have had the good for
"tune to acquire,ii, by doing so, could res
"the remaining purt upon sound founda
"tion OF learning and science"
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AFFECTING SCENE.-A letter from New
York, dated the 18th inst, relates the fol-
lowing affecting scene, which took place at
the Anthony street dock A grey headed
man Of eighty had just landed from au emf
grant ship. He looked eagerly in every di-
rection trying to recognize some familiar
face, some one he had seen before in Glands
beyond the sea-" and the poor mans eyes
were so dimmed with age, that were his dear
est friends within a yard of him he could
not know them. At last he heard avoice-
and although ten years had passed since he
heard it before, it had magic effect upon
him. "Ah," said he, "that is Mary-my
daughter!" The next moment they were
in each others embrace, and wept tears OF
Joy.
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REMAINS FoUSp.-The skull and bones of
human being were recently discovered be-
tween the walls of two old buildings, at Ell
lenville, Ulster county, New York. They
were under large stone, in state Of great
decay, and when exposed to the air crum-
bled to dust. II is said that peddlar named
Mccarthy, who had large quantity ofmOn-
ey about him, disappeared very mystcriously,
one night, about twenty five years ago, near
that place, and these bones are supposed to
be his remains.
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and d gree amnng mankmd-all of which. without
one dissenting objection, pronounce this Ointment to
be GOOD
As day BY day tunohtrusively extends its sphere
Of action along the borders Of vast country and is
circulated throughout its extent evidences ofits
power and new proofs of is eH Ncy are continually
developed Three millions Of boxes, applied to dis.
esso within the last -four years havo established the
astounding fact, beyondtho power Of cavil or cont
diction that II is tNPALLIDE in the Of all Tu
mors Ulcers, Sores. Burns, letter, Piles, Scroiula,
Ervspeas, chilbains scald Head sore Eyes, Quinsy,
Group Rheumatism, Broken Breast Agur in the Face,
corns Sc II completely restores the lnsensible PER
sPIRATIoN and by this means opens those by
which nature intended to expcl the morbid matter Of
the body thus Is the system ceansed the blood pu-
rifed: and the health restored
II has power to cause all external sores, ScrQfRl-
Gus Hurn0ys, and Poisonous rounds to discharge
their putrd matter; and then heal them Iisrightly
terme' All Healing for there is scarcely disease,
external or internal, that twill not benefit have
used II forthe last fourteen years tor all the diseases
of the ches consumption and liver Involving the ut
most danger and responsibility; and declare before
heaven and man. that not in one singl has fail.
ed to benefit when the patient was within reach of
mortal means. 49,
J. McALISTER l4l Fulton,st., NewY York Sole Pro.
prietor A. S HESpnY, Agents for Ohio.
Sold bv 4, l.. Socum and Otto w. Kraemer, Lan;as.
ter; a. Kalb, Rushvic w W. Reed, Carroll; NJ. Camp
be H. Piekerngton Leonard aud Brother Basil; A. T..
MitthoiT, Lockvillo Samuel Bartlett Winchester
Endsley, Iithopois; r. Geohegan, Baltimore; Clay
pool, New Salem; ], and s. Ilenbee, Amanda; Daniel
Aawkin, Sugar Grove Ashbaugh and Bcery Bremen.
October %, 1851 26
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A VETERAS.--Thc Wclsburoh Herald
says there is now residing In Brooke county
Va, an old pioneer named Patrick Gnss wLo
not only accompanied Lewis and Clark, in
their famous overland expedition to the Pa.
elic, in lslIl5-l6, but fought with Scott a,
Lundy's Lane, His services procured him a
pension, upon which he very comfortably
hves--a hale, weather. beaten old man who's,
iron frame we hope will brave the storms O.
many winters more; and in whose blood
There Is yet much of its youthful fire. Some
years agohe published a journal Of adyen.
lures IN crossing the Rocky mountains
winch, however, Is now out Of print.
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mo- Cnrnenters and House-Rnild ers

WE would invite the especial attention Of persons
w about building new Houses aud Barns to our
large ard extensive assortment Of HOUSE, BUILD-
INC MA TERIALS. Wehave now on hand,
$50 Kegs Juniata Nails and spikes.
l2O00 lights 6xl0, i0xl9 and i0xi4 Window. sash,
30 dozen Door locks and htches.
900 boxes Sxi0 l0xl2 and lUNl4 Window Glass,
1000 pounds Fil'd strap Hinges, Sc &c.
March % EFFINGER, WHITE h LATTA.
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"TAEE YoUR County PAPER" has become
an adagc as freely circulated as il is right,
and men who have been asking fayors of the
county press, while they do not assist in sup
porting it, are becoming ashamed of them
selves by the force of public opinion.
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AN EFFORT TO IMPROVE MRxICo.--A con-
tract has been entered into by the King Of
Belgium and the Mexican Government for
transporting 10000 Belgians to the interior
Of Mexico, where they will receive lands tC
settle on, or wOrd for Mexican land holders on
certain conditions.
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CINCINNATI TYPE FOUNDRY.

VENllE PATRONS Of this establishment are inform
Il edthat its business will suffer as little change az
possible in consequence Of the death the late Agent
Mr.. Horace Wells The mechanical department will
continue in charge of Messrs. l.. T. and William
WEIr s,to whose efforts it is already mainly indebted
for its present high state of perfection, and pains
win be spared to render lis manufacture fully what
they profess to obeequslto any in the world. large
new and complete Specimen Book is rapidly printing
which we expect to hayeready for distribution about
Printing Material Of every description, including new
and second hand Power ard Hand Presses. which we
are ready to sell on six Months time for good notes,
or makea discount Of 10 per cent from regular prices
for cash down. Alordcrs addressed to the Cincinnati
Type Foundry will met with Frompt attention.
four times before the first of August next and sending
us a copy ofiho paper containing it. win be paid in
type on purchasing three times the amount Of this bill
April 8. CHARLES WELLS, Secretary.
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Ilirc, Iairc. IlMc, Firc Eirr.

TIME undersigned as Agent Of the CITY INStI.
III RANCE COMPANY OF CINCINNATI, is pre-.
pared to insure property cfany description agains,
loss or damage by FIRE, in the town Of Lancaster
and vicinity Office Main Street, Fosters Building
JOHN GARAGHTY.
Lancaster. December3l.i6 di3tf
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SHREwD FoECERY.-A forgery was com
rnitted the other day upon the firm of John
Scott & Co., Philadelphia, for $93O:5O. 1t
appears TINT stranger of prepossessing ap-
pearance purchased, on the goth of April, d
barrel Of flour of the firm, and rendered q
800 note in payment, receiving for change
a check on tho Merchants and Mechanics
BoDk-thus obtaining the signature for i'm
tation, and knowledge of where the firm
tptthGir accounts.
No clue has yet been discovered of the
forger's whereabouts. For the past few
weeks, we have seen accounts of more than
the usual number of cases of this species OF
crime, aud in many instances, the perpetrat-
ors have escaped detection. The result,
will lead to n little more care.
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Now Family Grocery.

dNHE undersigned has Just received and Is now o.
4 pcnng on the Southeast corner Of Columbus and
'hceiing streets, we'll selected stock Of Family
low. lie socits call from his old friends and the
public in general ISAAC CHURCH.
Lancaster, September %, 1861 q
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APPREHENDED FAMrNEIN GREEcE.--A re-
cent letter from Athens says that great scar
city exists in Greece, and, in consequence,
there is much suffering. The government is
making large purchases of corn in Turkey for
distribution among the people.
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BRowN HREAp.-Take Indian meal sifted,
and flour, equal parts, a cup of yeast, two
spoonIuls of molasses; scald the meal, or
weti with warm milk or water; add little
salt, and place it in pans to rise.
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0TThe Eagle Is attempting to defend tn,
tax-law. After 1t has said it's say, we Intend
comparing extracts from the Eagle in 1859
and the Eagle in 1886 & al, The result
cannot but be satisfactory the Editor
His change on the adjournment question was
not surpassed in the way Of celcrity-his
change on the tax-law, cannot be equaled for
completeness.
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FRESH DRUGS.

FRESH DRUGS.
ME are receiving from tho Eastern citiosa fresh
w lot Of Drugs and Medicines, consisting inpNrt Of
0SBsbestMrk, Opium ChIoro(orm
Sd 10 on, PureQuinine Magnesia Calcined
05ks Eng Calomel do Carb
tOoz 'ulph Morphine Cautharides
2Ns Iodine Nitrate Silver Crystal
2do lfyd PotAssa Lupuiins
900 do Sui Cart Soda Beberine, &c.
Witha full stoAk to which we invite the attention
of Dealers, before purchasing. Give the Old Drug
Store a cali q, KAUFMAN co. .
Lancaster July 81 1851 10.
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OVERLAND EmGRATIoN.-The st. Louis
Intelligencer Of Saturday last says that boats
from the Missouri report that the tide of en-
igration across the plains to Oregon and Cal
itornia had commenced at all the principal
starting points in earnest. The advanced
trains at last accounts were from $50 to 300
miles on their way. The town of Kansas,
Weston, st Joseph and independence, were
all life and commotion. A few warm days
had 1.-THE grnss up iu abundance for start,
and the eager thousands were Off at the first
opportunity. The trip before them is one
OF great fatigue and privation; hundreds will
doubtless sink down by the way side and
never reach the goal OF their golden untici-
pations. As general thing they start in
good health, and with the experience of 9TH
ers of former voyages, many of the hard
ships heretofore attending the trip, may be
lightened, and the rocks upon which Others
split, avoided.
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Picture Gallery.

TINE undersigned ls Just receiving, at his rooms,
beautiful lot Of Plates, Frames and Cases, of all
qualities from Lie to the 10 plate sizo, which he
will Gll with DagWerroiypcs unsurpassed In tho beau
tifnl art aud at prices that cannot fail To- please,
All are cordially invited to call and examine fol-
themselves Doors open at all hours.
Lancaster, January %. 4. L, TELLER.
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nROP N LADIES, and take look through alhrgc
IL aud splendid assortment ofDless Goods, embrsc.
ing all the leading and popular styles now in fashion
many Of them entirely new and truly elegant;
November 8, 1850. W.T. VISA.
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They ha'c Abe o., na.u anG manufacturing a
large assortment OF Stoves. Crates an. Hollow
Among their stoves may be mentioned the Buckeye
State, Buck, Queen the West, Preference and Pre-
MUM Cook Stoves for Wood; they have also hand
and are receiving Coal Cook Stoves from Pittsburgh
their stock Of Paror and other stoves and their assor
ment Of Crates will be found complete. They will
alw' US keep on hand large assortment of Hollow.
Ware of all descriptions They have now fine lot
oflarge Iron Kettles.
Copper, Tin and Sheet-IrOn Ware.
They still continue to manufacture at the old stand
all kinds Of Tin, Copper and Sheet-Iron Ware Thi,
branch Of their business, as well as the Others will
be conducted with care. The best material will be
used andtho best worlmen employed. All articles
In this line will he warranted and sold cheap for cash
They are at all times prepared TO DO all kinds o
JOB WORK, both at the Foundry and Tin Shop. witt
care and despatch. BERRY 4 JENKINS
Lancaster, March lS, 1852 d5
p. s. House Spouting made and put up at the short
est notice Old Copper, Brass, Pewter and past-ror
taken in exchange Tor any of the above articles.
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Cn.pARTNERNnIR.

CHBERT DEVOL and A. C. LIVINGSTON hav.
" ing purchased the interest Of Joseph kurtzman,
will in future carry on the Foundry md Machine
Business, at the old stand West end Of main street
under the Arm name Of GILBERT DEv0L B CO.
The new firm Is to settle and pay all the debts Of the
old firm GILBERT DEVOI,
ANDREW C. LIVINGSTON.
Lancaster, April16, 1851 I
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LANCASTER MACHINE FOUNDNY.

LANCASTER MACHINE FOUNDRY.
~ DEVoL 4 co. are prepared to furnish all kinds
". Of Steam Engines, upon short notice and
al Cincinnati ard Pittsburgh prices.
Also, all kinds of Mill Gearing, Hoisting Screws.
Regulating Screws, Jack Screws; FUller's Screws and
Cider Screws.
Mill Spindles OF cast iron or wrought
Bales and Drivers &c, &c, e ..s
They will also furnish the Parker Wheel to
suit any head Of water, and with either iron or wood
shaft. Also the Atkinson " heel fit up az above.
The patent the Parker Wheel has expired and con-
sequrntly they can be had much cheaper.
They also continue 10 make Deyol's Threshing
Machines, and keep lot constantly on hand; war
ranted the best in Ohio. g q ~
All the above articles will be made with especial
and by the best workmen, and will be warranted.
All kinds Of repairing done upon the shortest notice.
They also keep constantly on hand, ALL KINDS OF
CASTINGS, usually kept in Foundry. Thy have
completed their front shop. so that those who call,
can examine their work
They are also at this time manufacturing the Lee
fell Cook Stove, which received the FIRST PTemi-
um at the Ohio State Fair at Cincinnati last FALL and
will keep them constantly on hand.
The known quality Of the work done at this estab-
shmcnt or many years pastis the best guarantee that
In future the subscribers will labor to desire the pa
tronagt Of the public. They invite examination.
: Lancaster, May %, 1861 g. DEVOL s. CO.
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GTA little boy, about year old, son of
Mr.. John Dunlap, of Union township, was
drowned on Sunday last, by falling into a
tub ofwater.--ARcient Metropolis.
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Q-itia stated that chlorOform, when In.
hailed pure, occasionally produces death, but
taken IN with atmospheric air, gradually, has
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GopEY's LApY's Book, for June, Is beau.
uiui number aud contains 1870 pages of let
ter-presS' Now is the time to subscribe, MS
the July number twill be the first of new
volume. The number before US ia M, only
beautiful but useiully embellished, contain
ing several designs for cottages and patterns
for needle work.
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G-A company has been formed in Lon
don for the manufacture of printing type
from wire. 1t is said that it will last sixty
times as long as common type, and cost
Lose
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OtTThe Syracuse Star states that high
ly respectable young lady of that city has
been sent to the Lunatic Asylum in conse-
quence of insanity caused by attending the
rappings in that city.
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aa.OOn Reward.

NEvER since the science (" Medicine dawned upon
IN the world has any thing been found 50 good Ton
cough and colds az HowE's coUoH cANDy, 1000 pack
gaeS received this day ny EL, SLOCUM
Sole Agent for Fairfield county. Nov. 80. 4
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Take Notice.

A LII persons indebted to the late firm Of FRANK
same at the office of G. Steinman, j. p, Lancaster,
Ohio, other person is authorized to give receipts
All accounts notes and duebills, have been assigned
to the sub'criber and left with the said G. SeinD an
j. p, for collection. L. II. SPRINGER.
ApVil % -3w61 OfCincinnati Ohio
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SUOEMAKER'S FINDINGS The best Ma
~ drasa and TampirO Morocco Skins, Red, Blue and
Yellow Linings; Bindings, Boot Webb and Laces.
ShOemaker's KIT Embracing all the latest pat
terms now in use can bc uhd at the Hardware Store
of ~, EFFINGER " HITE & LATTA.
Lancaster. October 30. 1851 26