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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-02
6u II VORTEX rfnKTn and I7th stg
MACHINE STRETCIIED IEATHE1Y

NOR sNVALHDS.-Carter's Fermoline and
IL Heckers Farina, too of the best Farnaceous pre-
paratons known for making wholesome aud nutritious
diet for Invalids and children. for sale by
ADIE GRAY, Druggists
lie lat Main street.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-02

x ..sT~A PASSAGE TO NORFOLK BY
rAszaxsnsz.ihc comfortable steamboat Curtis
Peck, Capt John Davis
The CURTIS PECK having just undergone tho
rough overhauling, and fitted up with Life Boats Pumps
&c. accordance with the late of Congress- will
Saturday next 10TH her regular between this
city and Norfolk leaving the wharfat Rockets precisely
at o'clock every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
mornings thereafter. Returning. leave Norfolk each al
ternate morning, the hour-touching at oil ofthe
regular landings the river.
Freight taken usual.
Passage to Portsmouth or Norfolk, S2 meals 50fcents
ea.h.
an 10 HASKINS * LIBBY.
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FAIRFIELD co. CLOTHING STORE.
:
GEORGE IL. SMITH.

.t NEOLNASE He SMITH,,
\, I his old stand on main street, between Rebcr &
N kutz'S store and John Lyons, has Just received
and opened a now and we'll selected
STOCK OF SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
1t embraces the very best orblack and Blue French
and English cloths and cassimeres, which will be sold
low and made to order in the latest STYLES and by tho
best OF workmen. Also, a beautiful variety of
FANCY CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS,
Which have been selected with great care, from the
latest and most fashionable patterns, and cannot fail
to Please.
CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS,
Made up in the best maa1ner and embracing a large
variety. always on hand.
In addition, he has on hand the best of black satin
and silk WRITINGS, and a large variety of hosiery, sus-
penders, handkcrchiefs, cravats and in word all the
articles usually kept at such an establishment.
His long eXpe rience in the business enables him to
purchase tho best of Goods and Clothing at the low
est rates, so that ha is enabled to give his customers
as good bargains as can be obtained elsewhere; and he
would assure the public that he is not to be beaten
either in the quality of his goods, the style of the
Work or the price-by any other establishment.
CALL AND SEE.
Tho old customers of tho establishment and all
others who may fa,o or him with a call, will find him
willing to do just as he says. and his goods of the
kind recommended. -
lU@Remember the Place for fine Goods and GOOD
BGrgainS. GEORGE H SJTTT1T
Lancaster, April 3, 1853
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PERFUnEs.Zprofessor piayfair, in a lnte


PERFUMEs.-Professor Piayfair, in a late
lecture before the Society Of Arts, stated that
some of the most delicate perfumes exhibited
at the Crystal Palace were not, as former
II, distilled from flowers. but generally from
the most disgusting substances. A peculi-
afiy fGtid oil is formedin making brandy and
whisky This oil being distilled with sui
phuuc aeids and the acetate of potash, gives
the oil Of pears. The oil of apples is made
from the same oil by distilll;i1n with sulphu-
rio acid and bichrumate Of potash. The oil
of pin.app'e is obtained from a product of
the action Of putrid cheese on sugar, or by
making a soap with butter, and distilling it
with alcohol and sulph uric acid, and is now
largely used in England in the making OF
pine apple ale. Oil ofgFape and Of cogniac,
used to impart the flavor of French cogniac
TO British brandy, is little less than fused oil
The artificial oil of bitter almonds, now SO
largely employed in perruming soap and fla
voring confectionery, is prepared by the &C
ton of v%itriolic acid ON the fntid oils of gas
tar. ManJ a fair forehead is dampcd with
eau de miueaeur (water of a thousand lowers)
without knowing that its essential ingrcdi-
ent is derived from the drainage of COW
houses. =
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OMAN KNOW THYsELF.n
An Invaluable Book for 25 Cents.

An Invaluable Book for 25 Cents.
EVERY FAMILY sHoJLG HAVE A COPY
5000 COPIES 'o,n IN LEs' huAN THREE
imprCv I'd. just issued.
D". HrNrER's MEnIoAL MANUAL AND HAND
HOOK ron the AFFlICTED- Con aiming an outline
oil the orig In, progress, treatment and cure ofevery
form OF di casa contracted by promiscuous sexual
intercourse, by self abuse, orby sexual excess, with
advice for their prevention, written in a familiar
style avoiding all medical technicalities, and every-
thing that would ol,rd tn ear OF decency, from tho
rr'ul OF some twet ty years successful practice, ok.
~cIusiveiI devoted to the euro of diseases OF a deli
cate or private n1turs
10 which is added, receipts for the cure Of the A.
boye diseases, and a treatise on tho causes, symptoms
and cure OF tho Fever and Ague, for Twenty-Five
cents a copy; six copies one dollor; will be forwarded
to any paart of the United States. by mail, free of post.
ago. Address. postage paid, tosdsn 6 Co, Publish
e's, or box l96, Post Office, philadplphia
ms IS without exception. tho most comprchen-
$40 and 'ntolligible work published on the class of
di'eases OF which it treats. Avoiding all technical
!errns, II Sodresses itself to tho reason of its readers.
IL - lree from all Objectionable matter, and no pa.
rem, however i%a'tidous. can object to placing il in
me hnnds oil his sons. Tho author has devoted many
years to the treatment of the various complaints
treated OF, and with too little breath to puff and
90 ltt'e presumption to impose, he has otferod to
.he world at the merely nominal price OF o5 cents,
ice."-llnRALn. .a.yl. .at
NV 'eAchcr or parent should be without the
knowledge impaired in this invaluable work. 1t
would save years Of pain, modification and sorrow
to tho youth under their charge."-PEorLE's ADvo.
CATE.
a Prosbyterian clergyman in Ohio, in writing of
Hunters Medical Manual" says. Thousands upon
sNousand. Of our youth, by evil example and the In
h1enci OF tho passion, have been lod into the habit OF
sell pollution without realizing tho sin and fearful
consequences upon themselves and their p~osterity.
me constitutions Of thousands who arc raising fami-
nos ha We been entoebled, if not broken down, and they
10 not krow the cause or the cure. Any thing that
can 5e'done so to e~nlighton and influence the public
mind as to check, snd ultimately to remove this wide
spread source OF human wretchedness, would confer
the greatest blessing. neat to the religion Of Jesus
Christ, onthe present and coming generations, In
temperance, Tor the use of intoxicating drinks J
though II has slain thousands upon Thousands, Is nota
greater scourge to the human race. Accept my
thanks on behalf ofthe Afflicted. and, believe me,
your co;worker in the good work you are SO actively
engaged In"
Ore copy will be forwarded (~seeurely enveloped
and postage paid, on receipt of26 cents, or six copies
for 81. Address, CoSDEN s. CO., Publishers, Box
1876, Philadelphia.
Booksellers, Canrassers and Book agents, sup.
piled on he most liberal terms,
Lancaster, May 10, 1863. lily.
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Another great cure by using the Oxygenitcd Biitcrs,
BURLINGTON, Vermont, November -, 1851.
Mcssrs. Reed, Bates & Austin-I suffered fer about
a year previous to last spring, from a arrangement
OF the action of thu heart, which like most others
similarly afflicted, I supposed to DO an organic disease.
Having learned, no Sevcr. from several physicians,
that it was very com non tor thoso who laborcd un.
uor arrangements of the heart tofancy them organic,
while they arc, in a great majority Of cases, merely
tlc result of sympathy with imperfect DIGESTION, and
having seen the Oxygenated Bittors highly recon.
man led for use in such cases., | procured and used a
single bo.tc, with entire success.
The disagreeable symptoms speedily disappeared,
and | have never, except in one or east
ly accounted f,r, had any recurrence of them, and
when they o,currel, were easily removed by a sin.
gle dose Of the Bittcrs.
Being real y ofopinion that this medicine is Of I'M
questionable value, as cure for dyspepsia, lin which
opinion | am happy to know that | agree with many
intelligent physirians,) ! have no hesitation in per.
hitting this certificate to be used in any way that
will promote its moro general use.
b. A. S~TANSBURY, Editor of the Burlington Cour.
REED, AUSTIN. &c Co., Wholesale Druggists, No
III, Merchants Row, Boston. General Agents.
Price, 81 per bottle; six bottles for s5.
april 25. Sill by Kaufman &co., Lancaster.
Observation-Disclosures of parents who use Yer.
mituse composed of caster oil, calomel. etc, are not
aware that while they appear to benefit the patient,
they arc actually laying the foundation for a se-
Tics Of disease, loss Of sight, weakness of limbs etc.
In another column will be found the advertisement
Of Hoben,ack's Medicines, to which we ask the atten.
non OF all directly Interested in their own us well as
their children's health. In liver Complaints and al
arising from those Of a bilious type. should
mike use Of the only genuine medicine, (Iobensack'4
Liver Pill.
lj'"Bc mol deceiged," but ask for Hob nsack's
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and observe that each
tho signature of the proprietor, N. Hobensack,
rs none el'c arc gcnuine.--M. Y, Express.
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PHILADELPHIA AT YOUR DOOR.

ENHE Agent Of the ~PHILADFLPuIA Commission
4 STORE. is again at home, and the world gen.
orally has contributed TO the splendid assortment Of
Dry Goods. now receiving at this celebrated es
Enlistment; which will be sold LOir, LOtr, Loa, for
CASH ONLY. The stock consists in part Of:
BLACK SLKs-Grod de Rhine, Ripp and muscatenes
FANcY StLKs-Bi ocades, G'ace, Gro dc Maps and
Wash silks f
DREss GooDs-Granadencs, Darcgcs. figured and
Plain: Lawns, briili1ntcs, baregc de [ains, plain, fig
urcd and fancy Swisses. soft mulls. bishop lawns,p plain
AMI figured wash Tar etons, grapes and leiSses, all
colors, aud all other kinds of thin goods.
WARM FAnRrCs--Merinoes, Alpacas, do LANES,
linen lustres, Ginghalns, calicoes. etc.
FAxcIEs-Laccs ofeverv description, Dress Trim
mings, buttons OF new styles, hosiery IA cord linen
handkerchieis from 10 ccrts to 81, sleeves, spencers
cuffs, fancy and plain skirts, h~ustles, etc.
RrnsoSs-Splendid bonnet, neck and ornamental.
GLovFs-.Kii, silk, thrca !, cotton aud mohair mitts
perfect beauties.
BoNSErs-Bl'oi lace, white and fancy colored silk.
Florence braid, lace, gimp, straw, ladies and misses
all kinds, and cheaper than this town ever saw, all
prices. from III cents to $40. In fact, the ladies' can
%scsrccly ask for any thing in their line, not on hand
at the Philadelphia Commission Store.
FoR THE GEHTLENIFN.-O hand Cloths, cas /.
meres, Single and double mil 'd) cashmeretts, Vest
inss all kinds, and some ofthem splendid, cravats, cot
ton goods in endless variety, suspenJcrs, silk and
linen hsndkerchiefS, etc.
SuBaTANrTALs FoR HOUSE misunderstanding
all kinds, plain and plaid mattings, linen and cotton
%sheetings, linen and cotton pillow goods, table cloths
and covers, tow, ling in endless variety, shirtings
brown andbleached, linen and doyle napkins, window
blinds andsw VI J paper. crImb cloths, dimity, damask
curtsil goods, swiss window curtains from % cents
p"r ward tG so a set.
. What tho Agent says he means and no blowing
about it. The stock is Urge, selected with great care,
bought chaar, and must be sod. Come ald avail
yourselves Of thu advantages Offered.
Lancaster, Aprif7, 1853
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THE TELEGRAPH LINE.

LITTLE g. D~RESRACHS,
\TOULD respectfully announce to the citizens of
w Lancaster and vicinity that they are, as usual,
IN receipt ola very heavy and well selected stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS.
Erabracing every variety and style to be rad in the
Eastern market, to which we invite tho attention of
every body, as we intend selling as cheap as goods
can be sold West of the Mountains In addition to our
large stock, will be found a general assortment of
BOOTS AND SEOESr BONNETS AND HATS,
Pur,sols and Umbrellas, QueensMare and Glassware.
Looking Glasses, ~carpeting and Mating, Wall Pa
per, Bordering and Window Blinds, cotton coverlet
and carpet Yarn, Batting, Wadding and eandle.wiok.
Also, a good stock of FINE GROCERIES,, To-
baccoes, ETC., and indeed. every thing usually kept
in stores and more too.
ALL KINDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE TAKEN
In exchange for Goods, at the highest market price.
And let il be understood that they will,. IN no caser
refuse all good bank notes, gold and specie-smOothi
quarters and ninepences not excepted. s
Lancaster, April 30, 1853. rt
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BOOTS N IoE

, EED& BAUGTMAN, continue at their old
"a stan opposite the Hooking Valley Bank, Main
street, where they keep Away US on hand and manulac.
~5sD ture to order all the latest and most approved
F&N STlLES or BOOTS AND SHOES.
' EA-tor Men and Women. The reputation of the
dAt'on; They use the best material and employ the
most ski Hui workman and arc thus enabled to supply
their customers with the neatest and host of the Va
rions articles in their line, All kinds of Boots, Shoes.
'nssins. etc, etc, AFRO embraced in 4 their stock, which
has just been repleniShed bv their Spring purchases,
Tho patronage Of tho public is respectfully solicit
ted, who are invited to call and examine the assort-
ment' no Efforts will be spared to please those who
price ' R11%R' "
Lancaster, March s., 1859
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-26

" earthquake shock, so scn.ibly
and so generally experienced, occurred on
the I'd inst. The Newcastle (PD Gqteie,
states that another severe shock was felt in
that place on the 9th inst, and that every.
thing was so tossed about in the office that
all work was for the time suspended.
A remarkable fact, in connection with
these manifestations is worth stating. By re-
ferring to the pocket edition of CHAPMAN
Rainbow, published in Philadelphia during
last month, II will be found that tho author
announces the I'd and 9Th of May ia periods
when there will exist "physicnf conditions
predisPosing to earthquakes" Ii the an.
thor Is insane there seems to be some'mcth.
cd in HE Madness"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-26
RECEIVED THIS DAY.

RAIzA Al JAMES ia
WHtch-M"ker and JeweIry E~stabIishmcnt.
A Fresh X complete assortment Of the latest STYLES
IN of Gold and Silver Watches, Clocks Of an
endless variety and of the best and largest assortment
of everything in the Jewelry line in the city of l., NJ
castor, all of which ! shall not alone warrant in re-
gard to quality, but cannot be surpassed in price even
by calumnious competitors. In connection with the
above articles have also on hand a most splendidlot
of Accordeons, Violins, Violin bows, Music-boxes. a
volvers, Portmonies. card-cases, Spectacles, chains
and guards, and thousands of other fancy attic les.
Thankful for the liberal patronage l have received, I
solicit a further continuance of tfe same, expecting
from an enlightr ned public that they Viii try me be-
fore b"iig misguided by mon of no veracity what.
CO.. in conclusion ! would say, that any article I
warrant, 1t not good, the money shall be refunded.
M GARAGHTY,
Aprl.9n. 2doors East Of Hooking Valley b h
QFTelegraph copy
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The TRoUBLE IN New MEXICO 1t il said
that official dispatches have reached Wash.
ington. from New Mexico, giving reasons for
Gov. Lanes course, which have not been
heretofore presented. 1t is explained that
Governor Lanes seizure was consequent up.
on certain outrageous proceedings on the
part OF the authorities Of chihuahua, in sci
Sing upon and impresaing American citizens
under peculiarly oppressive circumatances.
It's said that a special bearer Of diApat1a.
es has been sent to Santa Fe. An addition.
al military force will be put In reauisition
u maintain the alleged claim Of the United
States to the disputed territory in New Mex.
leo.
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orFrCE.

MAIN STREET. LANCASTER, OHIO,
oANS MONEY and discounts good paper;
n Makes collections at any point;
Buys and sells Exchange on the East & Cincinnati;
Gold and Silver Coin;
" Real Estate & stocks on commission.
Pays Interest on Deposites at the following rAtess
6per cent ondeposites payable OH demsnd,
q =" =" for g. months.
Z - ~
Special Depositcs in Gold and Silver paid in the
same If required.
Discounts to Depositors at all times have the pro-
ference. .
DB0UNTY LAND WARRANTS of all kinds will
be purchased at any time, and constantly on hand for
sa c at less than the Government prices for public
Lands, guaranteed to answer the same as Gold.
T. w. TALLMADGE.
Lancaster, February /, 1859 39tr
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TEETH! TEETIa!! TEETmnI

NJ. IL. L ORDER, DENTIST OFFICE oppo-
~ lite Guys HOTEL, at the cd stand, Those hav.
ing dacaycd teeth, as well as those who have no teeth,
are invited to call. with tho assurance that he can fiji
carlo u teeth so asto save them and rendcr them use
fml during life Artificial teeth inserted from ole to
a full SGT, on gold plates, and warranted o answer Inc
pRrpose of tho natural organs in the most satisfactory
manner. Being permanently located in Lancaster
those having work done will not incur the risk incl
dent to the employment of transient Dentists. lie
does not feel disposed 10 fill teeth partly with tin foil.
and then finish the plug by inserting alaycr of gold
on top, and then charge The price of a gold plug, like
some professional men Of great note and pretensions
have been doing. Feb. {, lS53-Gm30
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-26

Dying DECLARATIONS AND SIGNS AS TEs-
TlMoEY.-The Supreme Court of Massachu-
sets decided, a day or two ago, that where
a person has been'prevented from tcstifying
orally by injuries received, signs may be re-
sorted to, provided the person SO testiIying
is fully aware that he is in a dying condition,
which is deemed equivalent to the solem-
nifty Of an oath. After such testimony has
been received, it is for the court and jury to
judge of the condition of mind of the person
Mt the time, and also of the credibility of the
statements so made.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-26

y~EGErABLE WAx.--Ata late regular mce,-
tas OF tAa Farmars ctuh at Nan Vark iudus
Scott read a report on the wax and tallow
plant. The myrtle taliow, or ca ndlcbcrry.
has long been known in America, and occa.
sIonally collected for medicinal purposes, but
never used us candles to take the place Of
spermncetf or tallow. If the subject was
properly taken up, the writer had little doubt
but vegetable wax would grow into a manu-.
incture of national Importance. The berry
is from three to eight feet high. It yields n
supply OF 25 per cent, of wax. The wax il
obtained by boiling the berries in water I'm.
I'll the wax floats: it is then skinned off. A
specimen of the candle was exhibited,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-26
TER AND MOORE,S WHEAT DRILL.
Valuable Mil Property for Sale.

will offer for sale the Mill property, known as the
A"Lockvillo Mills" now owned By TENNENr &
BRorHER, In the town Of Lockville, on the Canal,
in Bio ,m township, fairfield County Ohio. This
property embraces eleven acres of ground on which
is a ilourishiug Mill, Saw Mill, and d~istilicry all in
excellent order-dwel.ing Houses, Store Room,
Corncribs, Stock Scales snd every fixture necessary
to carry on an extensive husines. This property is
tion of Fairfield county. The object ofthe sale is to
close up a partnership business.
Tenn made to suit purchasers.
For further particulars enquire of II. II. Hunter,
Uses. WM' p. TrNxr.r
Lockville, Fairfield Co., Ohio.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-26

AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR AMELIoRATlSG
THE C%oSDITIoN OF THE Jgws.-The unnulI
sermon was preached before the American
Society for Meliorating the Condition Of the
jews on Sunday, in N w Yo-k, by the Rev.
DIR. West. The society IS receipts during the
year amounts to $l3,269, sh owing a hand
some increase. The annual report states
that the Gospel has been preached to the
Jewish people throughout the Uaited States,
during the year, more than ever before,
The missionaries have preached to them in
the highways, in their dwellings,, in their
synagogucs, and in Christian churches, in
fifteen cities, besides in large towns and vii
lagos. There have been employed nine reg.
ular missionaries, besides from five to seven
colpo teurs, all converted Jews. Fourteen
lsraelitcs have profcsscd the christian faith
during the year, and 20 during The last three
years. OF the twenty-nine% converts men.
toned, one is a missionary, two are colpor-
teurs, two are stu Tents prep Irng for the
missionary work, anil one a missionary
teacher. or the $1,000 or more Jewish
converts in the world about one in sixty is
n preacher.
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LANCASTER MACHINE FOUNDRY.

-.
~ DEVOL is prepared to furnish all kinds of
~: Steam Engines, upon short notice and at
Cincinnati and Pittsburgh prices.
Also, all kinds of Mill Gearing. Hosting Screws,
Regulating Screws, Jack Screws; Fuller's Screws and
Cider Screws.
Mill Spindles of castiron or wrought.
Bales and Drivers, &c. &c.
He will also furnish the Parker Wheel TO
suit any head of water, and with either iron or wood
shalt. Also, the Atkinson heel fit up as above,
The patent on the Parker Wheel has expired and con-
sequcntly they can be had much cheaper.
Healso continues to make DevOl's Threshing
machines, and keeps a lot constantly on hand; war
ranted the best in Ohio.
All the above articles will be made with especial
care and by the best workmen, and WILDE warranted.
All kinds ofrepairing done upon the shortest notice.
lie also keeps constantly on hand, ALL KINDS OF
CASTINGS, usually kept in a Foundry. lie has
completed his front shop, SO that those who call,
can examine his work.
Tho known quality of the work done at this estab-
iishment ormany years past,is.the best guarantee that
In future, the subscriber willlabor to desire the pa
tronage OF the public. He invites examinations
Lancaster, April 26, 1859 G. DEVOL.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-26

Gov. Brigham Young,of Utah Territory +,
his message TO The Legislature..or that State,
thinks his people have been very much neg.
leeted by the government at Washington,
and that while California has received large
appropriations of money, and the salaries of
her Cover AHsent officers have been doubled,
Utah has not had a penny OF government
funds, and not even n word OF encourage.
ment to stimulate her in her endenyors TO
make a great State out of the territory at
present under tho exclusive control of the
Mormons. lie reads a good lesson TO the
Southern secessionists, and the abolitionists
Of the North.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-26
FRESH ARRIVAL OF GROCERIES.

HAVE just received by the Canal Boat Westwind,
i a fresh supply. and can now offer to my friends and
the public in general. a large and we'll assorted lot of
choice Groceries. The following articles would
in particular:
Best Green Rio Coffee, Prime New Orleans Sugar.
Rice, Fresh Raisins, Lard Oil and Tanners Oil
Mackerel No. 9, without deception,
Dutch Herrings, Goldfish in good order;
SOFT Soap by the gallon or barrel,
Claret Wine in cask and boxes, pure cider vinee,r.
a general assortment of Tobacco, Nails. imported
and domestic Liquors and imported Segars.
Lancaster, January 81, 1853. =, BECKER.