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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-03-19

IN our columns may be found the adver.
tisement Of that excellent medicine known
as Ayers Cherry Pectoral. lis success in
curing the various diseases of the Lungs is
attracting universal attention, no, only OF The
learned and phlIanthropic, but of the whole
public. The article undoubtedly is what it
prelendS 10 be, a remedy for Lung Com
plants, and the remarkable cures which are
becoming known everywhere cannot long
be overlooked by the people.
NOBlLlTY.-A poor punster, in an English
~ paper, says that man who has no bill S
against him belongs to the order of MOBILITY
in more than one sense. This is the right kind
of nobility for this country, and the class has be-
come immensely large since the almost universal
custom of getting clothing, and paying cash for
it, at Rockh q Wilson's Clothing Store, No.
! Ill. Chesnut street, corner of Franklin Place
| Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, Nov. 6. ls52.-ly.-cw.
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u- Hon. JAMES GAMBLE has our thanks
Tor copy of the Patent Office Reports
and other valuable public documents.
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IMPORTANT FROM HONDURAS.

New ORLEANS, March 9.-The schooner
Chas. Pearson, arrived this morning from
Honduras.
She reports that great excitement prevail
ed on the Island, in consequences Of Her
British Majesty's war steamer Devastation,
having anchored of Toupillo, and demanded
the surrender Of the place, in the name ol
the Mosquito King.
The inhabitants were given two hours
time IN decide before the commencement Of
bonn bardment.
The inhabitants yielded TO superior forces,
but solemnly protested against The outrage.
The Mosquito flag was hois,ed and the
Honduras flag pulled down.
The British war steamer then proceeded TO
Limas, and cannonading was afterwards
heard in that quarter. 1t was presumed
that a contest was going on between the
steamer aud the Honduras troops.
A severe shock of an earthquake was felt
al Belize on the 10th Of February.
GovERNoR BIGLERs VETO Of the supple
ment to the charter of the Pennsylvania Coal
Company objects TO the grant of power TO
construct the additional road proposed, from
their lands or road TO The New York and Erie
Railroad, or some other point with a New
York connection, on the ground that nc
guards are placed on the company 10 ensure
the management Of the work in such man
ner as TO suit the public interests. As there
are few passes through the mountains, the
company may monopolize the only feasible
raiload route, and then conduct their road it
an arbitrary and unjust manner.
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Estate of WILLIAM PERSING, Ser,
dao'd

ESLdLt OF WILLIAAt -1SD~~'N' wv
decd.
NOTICE is hereby given, that letters tesla,
~ mentary on the above named estate nave
be.n granted by the Register of Northumberland
County, to the undersigned. All persons having
claims against said estate, are requested to pre-.
sent them, duly authenticated for settlement; and
those knowing themselves indebted to make pay
ment, without delay to
f. ZIMMERMAN, )E,,r.
PETER PERSlNG, !
Sbanokin tysp., March is. ls53.-6t.
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4 Blacksmith Wanted.

N DIHCkSITIItII w "
4 JOURNEYMAN Blacksmith is wan'e'
"A Immediately by the subscriber, TO whom
steady employment and good wages will be given
JOHN CLARK.
Sunbury, March 10, ls53.-tf'
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Twelve Horses. One Cow,
Last Notice.

Sunbury, March 10, lS53.-2t
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sIERIEF,S SALE

Pursuant to the crmmqnd Of an execution { sued
from the Court Of Common pleas Of urroll co
Ohio, and 10 me directed. will Ger for sale. AZ
public nut-ery, at the door Of the court house in
Carol ton, ia said county, on the 22nd day Of Au.
gust 1898 between the hours OF ten O'Clock, A M
end o'clock NJ, e following real estate, sit
uate in, or near, the town Of Malvern, to VITA
part Of the northeast quarter Of section 90 town
ship l6, Of range g. bounded and described a. fol-
lows; BEGINNING at post 80 feet east Of lot No.
69 OF said town, thence east Gj feet. 10 a post,
thence norihward,y 25 feet to a post east Of said
lot No. SO thence sIuthwardly to the southeast
corner Of said lot No SO, to the place OF BEGIN
ming; east OF the property Jacob Sho now occu-
pies and on main-street, at the east end Of said
town Of Malvern on which is erect d small dwell
ling house or shop. Taken under execution az the
property Of Jacob Sholl. Appraised at 800.
GEO. PUGH, Sheriff.
July a. ls53.---5w.---pr fee $500
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sheriff. sale.

By virtue of a writ of sale issued from the
county Of Belmont Ohio, and to me directed, |
will expose to pubic sale at the door Of the Court
house IN Carrollton, Carroll county Ohio on
Monday, the 9Th day Of August 1853, between the
hours OF ten O'clock A NJ and O'Clock p NJ,
the following real estatc, situate in Lrcsvle Car
roll county, Ohio to wit; The undivided half Of
lot number l75l seventy five, as rhe property Of
Dtmpster; 50 lot number IS as the pro-
perty of john Watkins taken under execui N o.
the suit OF Ford g. TrowJridge against y R
Dempster, ct ais Terms ash
GEORGE PUGH
July 7, lS53.---5w-S2. Sheriff
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ROAD NOTICE

A petition will be presCoted to the Commission
ers Of Carroll ounty at their Septem er session
lS53-praying an alteration on so much o the
ounty road. leading from the Carrolton and East
port road. South of 'hanperS mill, to Canaons.
burgh. The alteration proposed begins where the
said road:crosses the line between ihe lands of
James Mcclure, and Thomas jones, thence thrugh
sauds of James McGdre, a Northwest Course
about forty rods and theme westwardly, leav-
ling the garden of James Mcguire, seout two
rods South. thence, along the bank between
fhe frs' and secoud botto MS through lands Of
James Davis, to the road leading from New.
Hagenstown to New Harrisburgh thence a
long said road until it intersects with the said
first mentioned road in Russes lane.
Those interested will act accordingly
August l. 1853. JAMES MCGUIRE
weeks and others
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SHERIFFS SALE.

y virtue o. an execution issued from the Uourt
Of ommon eas of CARO- county Ohio and 10
me directed, wi expose to pub c ale at the
door Of the tourt house in srro ton, on the 22nl
day Of August, Is between the hours Of ten o.
clock A. NJ and 4 u'c ock p. NJ he TO lowing
real estate to wit Lot number tVp in JpremiaE
Mason's addition to the town Of rKin, together
with all the lmproymenls thereon Tuken under
execution at the suit Of James lrovn, against
Thomas Eaken Appraised Ut $4,000
July l4'b3--pr fee 80 EO PUGH, herifT
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Il digest !" Such Il the true meaning Of the
word "Pepsln." or Of the two Greek words from
which = derived. This Is the significant aud up-
propriete title Of the true digestive huid or pas.
VIC Jalee' prepared BY Dr.. S. Eloughton, Of Phil
sdeiphia, from The fourth stomach Of the OK, iur
the cure Of indigestion and Dyspepsia. Il Is Ne
lures own remedy for On unhealthy stomach No
art Of nan can equal ts curative powers Il rem
ders good eating perfectly consistent with health
Bee tho figure ofthe OK IN another part Of this paper
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Watch Making.
SEND ON YOUR WATCHES

SEND ON YOUR WAICHES.
would in orm the citizens Of Csrroton snd
Caro- county that they Can have tn ir Watches
repaired in the best manner and on shart notice.
by sending them to nv establishment in
NEW PHILADELPHIA.
I have Cor sale good assortment ol no anl ST..
ver Wstche-, Olocks and Jawelry Of all kinds,
old Pens. Violius, and almost everything usually
found in Il Icwelrv stnre NV shop is in the CEN
tire block Immediately adjoiuing "Espich'5 Ex-
change
Cd old & Silver vented in exchange for work
or Cnods Watches can be eft at the residence Of
Mr. isher and i be PROMPTLY sent. and return.
ed when repaired alwork warranted.
Give US trial. MORGAN BUTLER.
New Philadelphia July 81, 1853 tf.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

James Kelly as. the Sandy and Beaver Canal
Company, ct al. In Chancery Court OF com
mon pleas Columbiana county, Ohio. Notice
is hereby given that the undersigned on the 2lst
day OF June last was duly appointed receiver
in said case and has given bond according to
law that by said appointment he is orltr'd q au-
thorized to take possession of said canal & realty
belonging to the same and also to receive and
collect the tolls, income, and profits arising
therefrom and that in pursuan of the order
made he has entered upon the discharge of the
duties of said Office. JAMES KELLY.
Juy ii 1853 81 pr T SO. Receiver.
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1hOmas Cnmmings,s Estate,

The Probate Court in and for the county of
Carroll, have this day granted to the under
signed letters of administration upon the estate
of Thomas H. Cummings deceased, late OF Ma
honing Gp, 0. All persons indebted to SAID
estate will make immediate payment, aud those
having claims will present them duly proven
within one year from this date.
rs. JOHN II. STEPHENSON.
Aug 3, 1858. Administrator.
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rE fcHERS AssocIATToN.

The Carroll County Teachers, are requested to
meet in Carrelhou at the Lisbon Street school
room on Saturday The 18Th of August next, at
two O'Clock P. NJ. For the purpose Of deter
mining the time and place Of holding the com
inc session Of the "CARRaLL eouyrY TRAcERs
INsrrruTE," and to attend to such other bust
ness as may BE- necessary to promote its in
terest. Itis ipinor,snt that all teachers Of the
county who purpose teaching the coming win
ter. be in attendance.
July II, 1883. i. AM sec.
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mntkets
Nem advertisements.
962 acres OF LIND.
for Sale.

The undersigned is di posed to self,he fam on
which he now resides in Munroe TIP. Carroll co o
about nine miles s, NJ Of Carrollion. This farm
consisting Of GO acres is equal, in the quality &
prOduetiyeness OF its so /, to any farm in the coun
ty. II Is watered BY the Cauo,on creek which
passes through the S. East side OF the tract and
also, by excellent and constant springs About
80 OF the 262 acres, consist OF frs rate bottom
land now chiefly in grass or corn cutivatons.-
The remainder of the tract is ro inc up land pro-
dueng wheat and other small grain Hbundanty
Vie e are on the premises, early 200 Of the best
fruit trees now in full bearing, that could be Sc
lec,ed 10 Eastern Ohio, The dwelling house and
their buildings, are roomy and co mmodious In
the imm mediate vicinity there are four churches
ono school house-grist mills, &c. Altogether
the farm is a desirab one; and vii pot lai to
please those who may desire to purchase. The
tite is unQuestenable. Persons desiring TO pur.
chase, are requested to app to the undersigned
who resides on the land.
j. B. EMGRY.
Al ~ a.
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bUtFS hEICAATILE CLLEGE.
PITTSBURGH. Pa.
GsIablisheO in 1910.

Incorporated ~ the Ieaislafure Of p, nsyly.sis
Nith prfpefuai ehauer.
BnARD % TRrsrEEs.
Hon. Jlmes Buafiannsn. iata sacrpfarv ~ Sf-te.
Hoo Wiiiism wilkins, late Secretary Of War;
Hon Masrs Humpton;
Hon. Wslfer y Lowhe;
Hon Ghsries Naylor;
Gen J K Moorh~sd.
"a ULTT.
P Duf. Principal aihor OF the aNorth Amer.
lean Accountant" Prof Of the Theory and Pfsc-
hee Of ihu5le-EniTy Book-Keepng snd Lecturer
on Commercial Scien,es
}, D Wliiiams Professor Of Mercantile snd or.
namentsl Psnmsnshp
n: b. Hatch. ESQ.,, Of the Pittsburgh Bar Prof
Of Mercantile Law.
= Hayden. 4. NJ. Prof Of Mathematics. &c.
This Institution occupies five spscious spart-
mehis. and is consders the most extensive and
perfectly organized Commercial ,'olIeye in the
United States. What Is said Of il bv the most
eminent mercantile authorizes in the country. and
Of the Principal ~ a Practical Accountant. a an
experienced Teacher. and % an Author; as sl,o
OF his colleague, Mr.. Williams rs a Penmaa. viii
be iouud IN the pamphlet circular Of "a pagas
Duf's Bookkeeping, pp. l92, Royal octave,
Harpers Price Si,t0.-pas'Gge p cts "The
most perfect combination OF instruction and Drac-
tire published"
DufNs Western Siefmer's Accommodates
s., postage 9 cents. "A perfect system tor Keep
ing such Books and Ac, 0uHts"
Merchants and steamers can always be supplied
with thor ughly ir1ined accountants
or Send FOR Grculor By Mil. oprS SO
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GeOaI embellishments.
m RIFF sALE.

Pursuant 70 ihc command Of an order Of - i.
sued from the Court of Common eas Of Caro-
ounty and 70 me directed I vi offer for sale
at the d 10 nf the our House in rrro Ton On
the 21ul dag Of u1ust 1853 betw en ih. hours Of
10 o'c ock " snd o'clock NJ the ol owing
T estate with ;he imp ovemente thereon siiut-
ted 10 the town o New HagerstlWn e. wit: Lots
number % and 80 appraised at siIO0 90
GEO. PUGH. Sheriff
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All persons interested will take notice, that
the Board for equalization of the value of the
real property, Of GaHoll county, will meet at
The Auditors office, on the first Tuesday 9Th
day OF September next, and hear the COM
plants Of all persons who may feel aSsrieVed
by the valuation of any real property, returned
by the present District Assessors
+. S McKEAN, Aud, c. Co
Aug, 10, 1853
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SSleam riSl i;iIIrl

The subscribers having rented the Steam
GriSt Mil owned by Isaac Atkinson, are now
prepared to accommodate The public in the way
of custom work Having entire control of the
Mill, We will ,nlrayor by diligence and alten-
ton to business to obtain a good share of public
patronage The Mil is in excellent running
order. Special attention will be paid to Gus
tom work
Flour, Chop Bran and Shorts constantly on
hand and for sale
BOOP & BURCHFIELD.
Carrollton, June l6. 1853.
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Il. MORRISON
J. B. NoRRrsoS
Delltlstrp.

H.&JB.M MORRIsO y respectfully an.
nounce 10 The ctlzens of Carrcllton and vicipi.
", that they are permanently locatedin
STEU3 GNYILLE, OHIO,
and are prepared to attend to any and all oper-
ations connected with their profession, in the
best possible manner. Charges moderate.
Entire satisfaction warranted.
Office No 18U Fourth st., north of Market,
S.eubenviIle, Ohio.
They will visit Carrollton several lines during
the year. of which notice will be given.
June 16. 1853.
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Notice

4 my ins anee on attachment was this day II.
sued by Samuel Il iams Justice of he peace
of perry tp Caro- county against the property ana
effects of Wi lam Isenogg an absconded debtor,
this I'D day OF Juy. 1853
JACKSON HAGARMAN
July 2s, 1853
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NaisdN am.i s.enVer e.asal.

The stockholders of the Sandy 1ai aver O..
ma company are hereby notified, that an eIrc-
ito for directors Of said Company will be h1d.
en- at the Canal Office in Nsw Iiscnn Ohio -
Wednesday TIE l0lh day Of AUGUST xt, b..
tween tho hcucs o. 10 O'clock A. VI. and o'ciDck
M on salt day. BY oriere tne aOart
Office OF the Sandy Il aver C4nal Comp lnv.
DAVID GGGES Pl Get
Sandy y aver C'na Cn
New Tisfon Juls 2I 1853
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pFsissie ~. l',rs safe.
GREAT BARGAINS!

will sell by vendue, on Monday the 22nd
day of August, at the late residence of Thomas
R. Harbaugh, in Carrollon, lot of ready
made clothing. consisting of choice lot of
Coats and Over-coats, Vests, Pants, summer
and winter, Shirts, Caps &c, Sale will com
mence at 10 A. NJ Terms-CaSh
DAVID II LEVY
Ang 4. 1853 Adm inislrator.
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Tie Slate Of Ohio, Carroll ouay, IS.
IN THE COURT OF COMMON P. EAS.
Isaac Brothers vs.. John Farnum, Caleb Cope
and George Abbott, Trustees of the blutgGgces Of
the Sandy & Beaver Cana! Gou pony, and non
residents OF he State Of Ohio The said deipn-
dants will take notice, that the said Plaintiff on the
second day of July, a. u 1888 fiiel his petition
against them in said Court, to recover the sum
ot S7400. and interest from the lst day of
April, 1851 that sun of money being due to the
plaintiff from he said defendants, Trustees as a.
torpsai for work an labor done, aud materials FOR
the same provided, on the Sandy and Beaver Ca
nal for the defendants and ut their request, as Is
FULLY set forth in said pottion,--the object and
prayer of which is to enforce the payment OF said
sum of money with INTEREST," and tae said defend
ants are notified to answer said petition at or be-
fore the next ugust, term of said Court, or the
same will be taken as true and confessed, 4nd an
order occordngy. PEARCE u BROWN,
Attorneys tor Plaintiff
July z, i653.--6w-pr fee SS 50.
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RICNNO i r0LLEGE.

Richmond, the seat Of Richmond College is a
pleasant village situated /, miles from Steuhen-
Vile on the road to Canton, easy OF access from
all directions and in point Of metals hesthiuiDess
and chsapness of living, the intelligence Of the
penoe, &c, it is thought to be unsurpassed for
educational purposes by any other village in the
county
Thi institution has been in operation FOR ten
wears, during which time some $40 young men
have eni7yed its advantages; and whilst the chang
es in the Faculty have been more frequent than, un-
der most circumstances, desirable, yet the College
has been uniformly prosperous, and at no line has
the Board been more confident Of its success than
at the present. The past experience and success
OF the President, Joseph Indy, A. NJ, and the
qualifications Of the professors seem to warrant a
large Accession of students ut the commencement
of the coming session.
Faculty. Joseph Indy, 4 NJ, Pres. and Prof
of Languages, Mental and Moral Science ; james
G Day, ssstant Prof. OF Mathemati and the
Natural Sciences VIM. d. rchbold, ssislant
Prof Of Languages.
Tuition $40 90 per session in the classical and
Mathematical Department English Department
IS 90.
The opportunity will be offered Of boarding in
cuHs on reasonable terms.
The summer session viii commence on the first
"Wednesday OF May and close on the last Thurs
day of September.
Bv order Of the Board Of Trustees J, B. Steu-
art, ]. II. White, - Lorimer Committee,
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HUSTON & SINCLAIR.
July 81, 1858.
Farm, for safe.

The subscriber offers for sale his farm in Elar.
rson Township, Carroll County Ohio, two
miles from Harrisburg and FIVE miles from Car
rohon, the terminus of the Carroll Co. Rail
Road Containing 1872 acres-ahout l25 acres
OF which is cleared and in good state of cult
va,ion-wel wa'ered- good Two story dwelling
house, new bank burn and ohtr necessary bull
dings Also good orchard : well selected
fruit. The properly isa,ery sirablt one and
will be sold ON accommodating rms. For fur
ther information enquire Of the ubscrlber Ev-
ing on the premises.
July IA, 1858. Al AM KARIN.
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P3sE CHANGE.

wish to sell the farm on which now reside.
situated two miles nth Of Carrollton. Carroll
Co. Ohio. There are about
< EtbA EcFPs
in the tr Ct, tho greater part Of which is cleared.
a very large rgms blnk-barn, good brick dwell
ling with coRvpnient out-buil diHgs are situate
near the miGdle Of the land.
rarro!lton, being direct Railroad Connec.
ton with Cleveland. Pittsburgh and all the rest os
the world and affurlng good market for all kinds
of produce during the entire year.
For terms j. quire ofthe editor Of the Free Press
CHARLES FAWCETT.
-Washing,on Reporter please copy to the o.
mount ui two Ollsrs and sen bill 10 this Office.
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AZ nv instance an st,aohnpui wa- .hs iay ie.
sued hy Jeary A. 5tblear, .ustce o ,ha Peace
in and to- the townsbp o Cahtrst couHty q
,Carro'i. aS-i-st the property and fleets o
rbomas McGarraa, Z non-rasident efsald cnu1.
~, Ibis 22d day q Dacem'er. lisa,
HARVEY CoGSTL i-ss't
4 @tAe CArr9ll county 3. Road Conpanv
Il. = t.- = -. -. ..--FNf'I' !.
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a Iornl for sole.

The subscriber offers for ale desirable piece
Of lsnd-a good home-consisting of
4OACRES or LAND.
Eighteen of which is cleared the balance well
timbered On the land is hewed log h use, and
Mever-failng water. The laud lays six miles north
of arroton, Immediately 0n the Carroll Co. Rail-
road, and two miles from Oneida Mills. The a.
bove tract of land can be bought cheap For
terms inquire ofthe subscriber on the premises.
July IA, 1858. S. D. WEAVER
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UGUSTA STEAM Vial.

The splendid stem mill at Augusta Carroll co.
Ohio, is now in tuil operation, and is capable
doing all kinds of grinding for a very large extent
of territory The hands employed are experience
cd in the business, and we now are ready to ac-
commoiate at the shortest notice, all who may
want any kind of grinding done. Our mill is
ls4g.rg lG2G& u We
and was constructed by the well known miIwrights,
Messrs Mongs, of Wayneshurah Stark co Ohio,
and is splendid piece OF workmanship Our en-
inc is of the celebrated make of N & o. Cope,
Of Salinesvile, Coumbiana 90. Ohio, and has all
their improvements in their high pressure engines
combined II was set up and started under the
superintendence of the senior partner Of that firm
(W, N Cope, who ior practical mechanical skill
is not equIed, or certainly not surpassed by any
man in the State, as will be seen on inspection Of
our engine with the additional fact that We can
grind 10 bushe aud upwards Of grain with one OF
coal. This, with h having IONS of gearing
is among the move ties Of the app
JOHN MANFULL,
JAS WESTFALL g. co.
Augusta, Carroll CO., O, May 5, SO.
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LeATHE2
Ofall kinds always on hand.

OF al kinds always on hand.
Cali and exam ne FOR yourselves, and | am we'll
satisfied that you will go away fully convinced,
thatthe place to get ABGAIEs is at "PERkY's" in
New Harrisburgh.
or Cash paid for Hides & Skins al the
time.
SAMUEL G. PERRY.
July 7, 1853