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II. @. Tarrelrs Genuine Araoian Eminent

IL mos extraordinary medicine, the truth Of which
is placed beyond doubt blythe vast sales ofthe article
and the many cures being daily performed byit,which
previously had resisted all other medicines and the
skill of he best pt ysicians in the world. Il is com
posed Of balsams, extracts and gums peculiar to Arabia
possessing, in concentrated fulm, al heir ,timu-
lliing, snodj ne, penetrating, unctuo,s AMI revulsive
properties; and thu same which, ages ego. were used
by the 'Sons of the Dosert' with such miraculous
success, in curing the diseased of both man and beast.
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ni>.n,nfinn Nniicc.

fESHE co psrncr,hip Of ARNEY& CLARKE was.
i By mutual sgrra'nrgt. dissolved IN 'he 3Ist CAV
Of Jsamery. 1881. ~ P,r,oEs hsvin, unsettled az.
courts "i'h 'sit firm Win rle,ss rail- mi settle with
either sid Atn-g or ,lsrka. oae OF .b.,tn will he
founl al the az es:shli hmcnt.
AKNEY & C;AREE
February 10, 1853 Pm JosurA CLAEKE.
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FAMILY MRDIrINES.
A PLEAsANT FARM FOR SALE.

The undersigned will sell his Farm, in Greenfield
township, Fairfield county, about three miles north
nf Lancaster, containing about one hundred acres, A.
lou, fftv well iimbered and the balance Under good
cultivation. There is upon the premises a sutii6ien-
drumming waterto supply the wants ofthe farm.
For information, call an sac for yourselves. The
farm will be sold upon reasonable terms.
ISRAEL JACKSON.
March ., 1853
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New Process of se~if-acting GaIvanizing.
AMEe GARAGHTY, at his Matchmaker and
- Jewelry Establishment three doors cas- of the
Hooking Valley Bank, is now and al ali tim,s nre.
pared to GGirGnise Watches or any other metallic
a~sticles with the pnrest Gold, in a manner to defv
the best o. jhdges, and to stand better than
that done by the old principle Of a Battery, on the
most reasonable TERMS and shortest notice.. SneS;.
mems csn'be seen Of his shop. The highest pfice
paid for California Gold.
JAMES GARAGHTY.
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INV MID I.tIttI u .Ls1iTI TuTrl 40 n
~ 5n;lTe stock m Drugs and Medicines -
Ioorg,G Beek;noT otter 'h"ssu'"t for sale, iogetheI
Sith : lsrge and gell s~aiegt.rl n-v stock Of the on,
stand, knoNn - :tp lily brig store. gherr ma,
31etouni slsrg" a0d c7up!sins ysorinrnt Of Drugs sic.
iieines and Chanirsls, fairis. Oils, Dyc spiTs, ,iI1s,
"sre ant Ni7inW fiisss. Brushes, GrocsieG. Fancy
i~riieies, &c, Nhirh Willie .cii eho!egals snd retail
1Pon as Reasonable fer.6f - can be purchased in the
eity EDWARD l.. SLOCGfN
Lancaster. APPil q. 1881 dEu5i
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Tho sIJs rider wants to buy a iot ~ofl,rge likely
HORSES for market, between triS AMI the first Of
APRIL, for which liberal prices viii he lnii
Lancaster, March ~. b, T.ALLMiDGE.
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Chopping Axes, Chopping Axesl,

Chopping Axes! %ChOppinR Axesl!
LEARNERS will find { the Great Hariicare Store
H. one OF the largest and best selected stock OF Axes
ever before opened in this marker, consisting Of
l5doz. Eagle Coinpsny's Axes, from 5to6 Bs.
o. " R. III Mann's do do a to 6 "
10 " Lippincutt's do 10 8 to "
All of the most approved pattern, and warranted
by the manufacturers
EFFINGER WHITE & LHTTA.
Lancasiers NoHombeI %. 1872 %
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BOOTS N SHOES.

u Fed & BAuHHMAN, continue at their old
III stani, opposite The Hooking, Valley Bank. Min
street, where they keep alws US on hand and manulac
ture to order all the latest and most approved
EV STYLES OF BOOTS AND SHOES
Y gS-for Men and Women. The reputation Of the
establishment for the best Of work needs no common
dation. They use tho best material and employ the
most ski lul workman and are thus enabled to supply
their customers with the ncatest and best of the va
rious articles in their line. All kinds Of Boots, Shoes
Buskins. ETC., etc, are embraced in their stock, which
has just been replenished bv their Spring purchases.
The patronage OF the public is respectfully solicit
ted. who are invited to call and examine the assert.
ment- No efforts will be spared to please those who
price R,&B.
Lancaster, March g., 1859
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rHE OLD SLOW and EASY FOUNDRY.
rIes.r4. CLARKE, Wright 4 Co..

IesSFH' aIarKe, Wright q CO.-
TTAVE sken. for a term Of vas-a, tho Foundry
/ j owned by Johs ArneT, Esg situate Dp7a O..
lam5us aqd BrOnf STREETS. ia IN c;tg nF lsn1a ,ier.
where they are determined 10 , on hand with al such
articles 10 tieif lin 2, the c0un'ry requires.
CDsl, WOOD, Cooking AND PARloUR STOVES,
$%-MiLL. GEAbING. MACuIEE
- CASTINGS AED TLoUGJHS. ot
ysrious patti -rnS. warranted = 5ugcri-r arti, le. togeth.
er with al minor articles ia tina Foundry iila.
CLARKE'g COTnstaIk and Straw Cutter.
An article superior 70 al o,hers n the hind in 'hn
country, and ono 10 which wo invite the special az
tcntiOn Of the tArHhiT. This machine for cutting
shock coin for high feeding or fatt-ning s.o,k, Will
{ ave- from % TO 40 per cent. Cord Folder, when cut.
is nearly or quite equal to hay for r., ding either cat
tie OF horses, making an acre os we'd saved cosn fod.
dor worth two acres Of the bes gToNn hay in Ohio,
Th. y sre calculated for either hsrd or horse poger.
We are also preparing 10 furnish TO order
McCORMfCk'S REAPER AND GRASS CUT.
TER AND NODES WHEAT DRILL
Farmers give usa call. Everybody give US call
and bus our goods md wsrct cur plougfs and shares.
and we will try in turn TO buy Your corn, your wheat.
your flour, your NEST, your hay, your ot ycur
rag bank notcs, Or AuSht you NAV desire To spsre, Of
broken pots :nd other ware. We therefore have tAe
highest hope without designing am JOKE. that YOU
will give a liberal share Of ps,rnisga 70 US who are
determined TO DO business on tho mos liberal terms.
CLARKE WRIGHT a. co
Lancaster, February 10, 1856 40
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Kossuth and Magyar Hats,
GTRAW, Palm and Leghori, beautiful assortment,
- latest styles,at HENL6
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6-The Morgan Chronicle, Loco, is very
sharp upon the Judges for deciding in favor
of Noble county. What will the rest of the
peop'e think when Locoiocos talk in this
way about their own men? Read:
"The court 10 making their decision hive
sustained the law at the sacraice of the
p%lainest provisions of the new constitution,
disregarding the most solemn obligations to
faithfully and imprrtially administer the
same. We have no confidence in a set Of
men who will 'let themselves down from
the high and honorable position of Supreme
Judges to that of the domagogue, trucking
to the breeze that promises fatreot for future
success and political advancement! We
turn them over to their friends, wishing they
may have a good time of it,
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On SUNDAY, the Gh ult by L. II Davi'. TSl., Mr.
BENJAMIN r. DIX and Miss CHARLOTTE l.
CULp, all Of GrccuGcll township Fairfield county.
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DRY GOoDs & CAHPET sTOEE

JOHN S-E lh.hIED g CO.
N. ~ Es>t -Four II At. Cincinnati, 'hin.
ID E~SPECTFCLLY irform their customers and pur-
30 cha'erS generally. ~thAtthev sTe-n w opening an
cxien ,iyr and complete assortment of Fancy and Ste
pie English, Frea5h, German and American
. 2 z 2 @ Q g s .
Asa, Foreign and American Carne.irg. imported
and cnnDrsctt inr previous tn the ate adysn-e, which
w. offer at as 'oy prices as sinli az goods can be pur-
chased in the Uri'ei States.
FLOUR OIL CLOTHS.
Thoroughly seasoned, from g to oI feet in width; a
large stock slw. ~ On hand.
Fsmilies. hotel keepers, stosmloat owners, and
strangers may depend upon finding the best class OF
goods in our ire. at prices as low as they Can be pur-
chased in the Eastern cities March s, IS53-3m
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LOOK OUT FOR CoUNTERFEITs!

The public arc cautioned against another counter
Tfsit, which has latsly made its appearance, called W.
B FarreTs arabian Liniment the most dangerous
ofall the counterieits. because his haying, the name
Of Farrell, many will buy in good faith without the
knowledge that a counterfeit exists, and they will per-
haps only discovert their error when the spurious mix
iure has wrought its evil effects.
The genuine article is Manufactured only by III. q.
Farrell, soc inventor and proprietor, and wholesale
druggist. No. IL Main street, Peoria, Illinois. to whom
all applications for Agencies must be addressed. Be
sure YOU gel it withthe letters H. G before Farrell's,
thus--H. q. FARRELL'S-and his signature on the
wrapper. all others are counterfeits.
Sold by G. KAUFMAN 4 CO., Lancaster,
and by resu ar'y authorized agents throughout thoU
nited States, Price % and 50 cents, and 81 y bottle.
AGENTS WANTED in every town, village and
ham'et in the United States, in which one Is not al
ready established. Address H. G.. Farrell as above,
accompanied with good reference as,to character, re-
sponsibiity etc March lO-lm44
On. HooTLAND's GERMAN BITTERs, prepared by
DR.. C. NJ jackson, are justly rcckoned AMONGST our
most value medicines. In cases of dyspepsia, it acts
like magic, Strengthening tho tone ofthe stomach. slim.
ulating the digestive powers and giving ruddy health
to the cheek and brightness to the eye. There are
thousands in this community who can testify to their
virtues & thousands will hereafter add their testimony
| DrSee advertisement. lm44
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Court of Common pleas, Fairfield County.
TX P~AnTITIoH.

D.
ELIAS BAKER and others 8. p
Ed ACHkEL LANE. Elias Baker, Mary Roller and
HI .BeuAnin Roller her husband, Ruth Mench and
William P. Aench hor husband, Cstharine Lamb and
Peter Lamb her husband. widow aud heirs and legal
representatives of John Lane, late OF Fairfield county,
together with Andrew Jackson Hanwsy, John HAN
wsy, William uanway. Eliza J. Hanway, Nancy nan
way and Mary F. Hanway. heirs, etc Of Tebitha nan
way. formerly Tebiths Lane deceased, will take no.
tice that a petition was GleA against them on the 10th
DAY OF February, A. D 1888, in the court Of common n
now therein pending, wherein the said John Lane de-
nands partition, d lha f. lowing Real Estate, and as
widow. to-wit: A part If the Northeast Quarter of
Section number one Z in Tg%n,sIP ,5 51H f.sc Ih mr.
Homestead of JOIN Lane. deceased containing Lightly
Four Acres, and th't at the May Tern ?, A IL, 2 1873
Iane for an order for the assignment Of said dow
er and the r]artiti"n of said lands and tenemehts' s &C.
trece said parties and the petitioner is set forth in the
u,tt;o I'D. c. ID. MARTIN.
~ Attorneys. for Petitioner.
rhru,r. - Iesa SIZE Owl
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FoR PRESIDENT in 1856, SAMUEL MEDARY!
SO says the Holmes County Free Press, in
substance and intent. The editor, one
McEwEN, in that paper Of March Sd, takes
sides for MEDARY in his controversy with
the Enquirer and by way of showing proper
fealty he closes one OF his articles as follows.
This is rather early for a nomination, but
the "people' nre not to be beaten again by
the politicians:
"But though they may temporarily injure
him-they canhot shake the confidence of
the PEOPLB in him! He may not be a recip-
lent Of The faTors of the new President
but the people have a reward yet In store
for h%im-higher and better than any cabinet
Office. The men who now assail him, are
paving the way for the people to take the
matter into their own hands and do him JUS
tice! No man ever held a place in any cab
met, who was so strongly recommended as
Col.iMedary wa for Postmaster General
from all parts of the Union-and although
Presidential aspirants in future may fear
and dread him, and thus prevent his pro-
motion-yet the stone which the politicians
feiect, the people will one day make the chief
of the corner!'
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Attachment Notice.

A Tiny instance an attachment was this day issued
y nv q ~Steinmsn. a Ju .tice Of the Peace Of Hook:
Ing township. Fairfield county. Chic, against the pro
ro9tv ami effects Of Patrick Hayl, an absconding
debtor. Dated this 18th dag Of February A d lnoS.
Feb 26.-4w' lSAAC ALLEN.
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GAINESVILLE and MaysviIle Turnpike Road
EOtice.

The sAle Of the GAINESVILLE and Maysvil'e Turnpike
Road. having been confirmed, the creditors uniting in
the purchase ara notified to meet at the City Hall, in
Lancaster on Tuesday, the 22d inst, at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ for the ~.phrrc'e If organizing and "iretihs OIL
GERS in accordance with The provi ions OF the law un
der which the sale WAS conducted.
Ii is hoped that there will be a g'n rra attendance
of those interested in the affair. H.. II. HUNTER,
In behalf of the Committee OF Creditors
Lancaster March |, 1888
Zanesville courier, Somerse Post. Scioto Gazette
West Union papers copy till day and charge this Of
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VS7s9TsS7sFKss EJS7g55EI7S5D FE-Ti5aE!ssF tslL-
49,
RAIJ, ROAD NOTICE.

uSuE CINCINNATI. WILMINGTON and zANES-
VILE RAIL ROAD is now located from Ian
caster Il Zsnesvillp, and will soon be put under con-
tract for its construction, and it is now i|,peratively
necessary that the i=nst.lmonts due ana tn % D :. 'b.,
subscribed TO lie Lexington route, as also the uneon
ditional stock. H..
and the 9TH will fall due on the it January neTt:-
co,inties ARC required to pay to the undersigned, Trea-
sUrar III said company, at his olice in Lancaster.
''"' JOFL RADEBAUGH, Treasurer.
Cincinnati, W. and GAINESVILLE Railroad company
Lancaster, December IL, 1862. 5Nu
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AsfusTe consists Of II lines. Yearly advertisers
have The privilege OF changing their sdyertigemeh,s
farrr 'lHss.elch yesr. Persons contracting by the
year. must engage for a certain space, tor which
they will be expected 10 pay.
IN additional charge Of twcnty-fre per cent. will be
m.de, ~h-re advrrtisements appear regularly IN
both papers For price II Advertising IN TIE Daily
PIPER. see terms on first page Of Daily.
lob PTinting.-ln this department. we expect 20
IN Ike several Improvement. We shall endeavof
AZ all times iocSPcutet the fsvorS Of our friends with
yromp'ness. ~nast1os5 and ct the lowest prices
BUSINESS CARDS neatly printed upon reasona-
tefeims.
Risnks.-We shall keep constantly on hand BLANK
DEEDS, and MoRTGAGKs, JUsTIcEs' BLASKs and
will b. ready a, Ill times 10 print to order SHIP
PHO B!Lrs, NOTES and such other Blanks as NAV
be reruiral.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

III; TTNRE Subscriber offers for stia the premises
LII, u on viii h he now resides, situated on Broad
Street. The inprovrm hts embrace every cnnve-
land will be taken in part payment and Sl Of the ray
ments made easy. join L1oNS
Lancaster, Ohio, March 2i. 1889.
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AcCORMiCkS REAPER y GRASS CUT
TER AND NODES WHEAT DRILL
Estate Of William Morrow.

NOTICE Is hersbv given, that the uadsrsignad has
~ boen appointed AMI duly qarliaad as Executor
n the Estate Of WULIAH Morrow, deces.ed. s'c Of
Rus1creck township. Fsirfi"ld COUNTY, Ohio. All
persons hsYinl c sii1a sgainsi said Estate WI prescu,
them lJr set cJoaut, legally zutaou- icAtrd within one
yesr-ari III those iniehted VIII make Immediate
"a ment. DAVID ALRIGHT, Ers-ptor
February -. 1853 4w42
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DIR. LOcocK,s PULMoNIc wAFERs.

w in-. PGF.
NlIstrnly and mot xor.i rui ~ Al. inc In. boc,
i s%neeesiu IS nssditl uuP. md Ash. tr 80
yrSIs.snd = warranted ~ " infa. LAT. r IL. n 49,
R'o,' poet "nr" 10 y ".c tfr.~. Sl+g L.f.,r
lsfHafA. faLDs TrL,Ios. vy..srN - u
ions 10. lsrgs I'D Iiu-si1. Coir.umrt;ep +,
stages, graf relif my L.. Lad vas
:" ministers N'"s~Ssnnh rubisr y. L.-.
by aic inys!n ole, A. 10 iso bau-. ,h,. = u,,, =.
roH'enfts' inerrs,r the poA r rri a-si.fG,. af IT,
.S'i 40" enat4e iA'm % v. ~ oF~tng cls1r I'D a.
-lnei. Iney are eoI'inient 10 1srrs 20 N. Pc, ~, 10
tlAe a1tiine'--hs'r Gao5t sas vi last. aid ana.
pure ) vPgetbc Q. "
~ No one yoSiiI' Vi2ogtA, ~ 5h,yLse~ ese'y
for sale bye. k-Eim,n sEd !. T.. Slocum. Ianea,.
'sT; }. Nsiusr, Amanda 2. usi.. t1.a.an'ein - J.,
HFatsn N+S Salem; Bur ~ aud Prov, " incl. s.c.
'sins: Bars. frEsrtng 'on: \. M4thoG. foctv,l p; J =.
and Geohsgsh, Balfmcio.
Who are .l.o Agents Tor tie crlsbrsfed Jew navia1
or Hebrew 7 sstcr.
IrNHnH are GgErtHE unl,ss sigard y T,rLou.
m VI" Top o. each t"r Bob Il t5J.
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. THE LEGISLATIVE ,FRAcus.-1'he Zanes-
VILE Courier has received the following par
~ticulurs from one who was an eyewitness
of the late disgraceful scene in the Ohio
Legislature:
"Mr. Barnum had introduced d biii which
had been ordered to be engrossed several
days before the bill then being passed. Mr..
Barnum complained that his bill had been
thrown out Of it's order III the business of the
House, and intimated, pretty plainly, that
this was attributable to the ignorance, in
competency or design of the CLERK. Short
ly after this, and while another bill was be
ing read, Mr.. Barnum was standing near
the Speakers chair, talking with another
member, with his back toward the Clerk,
when Medary caught up a crutch in both
hands, and struck Barnum over the head,
breaking the crutch and cutting a gaeh some
four or FIVE inches long across his Head
Barnum was very badly stunned, and bled
freely, but no fracture of the bone was dis
coverable. The wound was sewed up. and
the House proceeded with its business"
CHEAPER THAN MArcHEs.-The editor OF
the Albany Express SIS, in the cour1e OF an ar
ticle upon freaks and Wonders of Elcc-
tricity," writes the following spiritual m1n-
ifestution:"
'IIsppcning to be II. the parlor OF u friend
a few evenings since, he favored us with
the exhibi,i,.,n # q very pretty electrical cS-
rcr;,nent. His u.,;rhter walked briskly
across the floor once pr twice, ma then
rapidly approached an eSnns 'ishea gas
burner, touched it with her fnge.s ma IN,
stantly the escaping fluid burst into I. ~" :!
] was an entirely new way of lighting tht
gas, and involved q great saving of match
es. Any person in the room. If their shoes
and boots were not wet, could produce the
same effect. The sparks Of electricity e.
mitted at the instant Of the contact with
iha metal Of the hnrner limited the nas.N
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'F0R BOARD OF PUBLIC WORMS.
JOHN w AID d E L l..
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BLANK SUbpGnns
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wednesday Evc'ng, Mich. 8, 1854
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Recei,t, for the Gazette,

Receipts for tie Gazette.
Lahpson Pence S Il 80 Andrew Peters $50
James North l,75 A. IT. Linville 2,lS
r. w. Mcfarland 2,lS
New SuSscrib ,rs.
Allen T. Linviilc, r. w. Mcfarland
Lampson Pence.
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FOR GENERAL.
" LILLIAN H.. GIBSON.
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FOR SECRETARY OF STATE.
NELSON H. VAN WORRIES.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-08-06
DAGUERREOTYPES.
pAGUERRFoTYPE MINIATURES.

+ HAVE just returned from the west--and
L | am prepared for business. Now
whilst the opportunity offers, is the time to
secure a picture.
Obtain the shadow ere the substance fades
When our friends, relatives and sweet
hearts are with US. it would seem useless to
have Likeness of them, but the future ma Y
separate us; AZ, death may take them o.
way forever, and then . correct and life
like resemblance OF them, is invaluable.
have all the late styles of cases, Gold
Enameled, Papier Mache, Pearls, &c Gold
Lockets. Pins ard Bracelets.
~ Pictures taken at 50.
Rooms on Lafayette street--over DR.
Buaington's Office, where the public is il
vited TO call and examine specimens.
nov i3-y. A. WILSON.
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TOtlle Trade!

Mac and Mac lump Tobacco for sale by
lu the package, at 90 cents. Cash or
the nail. mar. 10 Y. JOSHUA BEAL.
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HATS HATS!i

w D. PHILLIPS has just received per
w stear'er Empire City from n. Y
a splendid stock Of summer hats, consisting
OF Gents Superfne black and white Moles-
SIX ins, white and black Cashmere Leghorn
Panama. and Straw Hats OF every descriP-
tion. and style. also large assortment o:
Youths, and Boys Hats of all kinds all
wanting articles in this line will find just
the thing they wish. mar. 29ly
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8. OUSSET, Tailor.

8. OUSSET, Tailor.
=" Laurel Street, bst~ee' Lafayette & Third
REGS respectfully to inform his friends
- and the public generally, that he has
just returned from New Orleans with
splendid and yell .els.+ea ..esutnieN OF
Spring and Summer Goods, for gentle
mems clothing-which he offers on the most
reasonable terms. '
All he wants is call, before going else
"he'e mar 30-3m.
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Toilet Soap,

Ladies' Kid GsOves.-2O dozen
of the best quality, assorted colors, Just re-
ceived and for sale by
w. d. PHILLIPS.
A LSO; 5 dozen Gentlemens' White Kid
II Gloves, just received and for sale By
feb.-3-tf. w. D. PHILLIPS.
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MADEIRA Wine, Common and Zine, in
l&l Bottles and on drault Brandy, common
and fine; Claret by the Bottle or Case, pcr-
Ter Barclay and Perkins. By doz or bottle
Ale, Scotch and Philadelphia DO do. Cider,
New York, hy hottie or gallon.
Sardines. fine Article l-2 and Ia Boxes.
Mackerel by Barrels, Kits and quarters;
Buckwheat, in so pound bags, barrels or at
retail: Soda Biscuit, in 25lb. boxes; Crack
nell Biscuit in small Tin cases. Fine Fam
lily Teas, from 50 CTS. to 81 50 per pound
Warranted pure. JOSHUA BEAL.
b-9tG,
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Liver Complaint.

CAN BE etiectually cured by the use o
~ Hotllands German Bittels. Price re-
duced to seventy-hve cents. can always be
had fresh at the irug store of April H..
WIN. BOGEL.
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STRAW MATING.
Martins Reports.

WITH Marginal references by Thomas
w Gibbs Morgan, Counsellor at Law.
Four sstts OF the above work for sale by
may II y. J. c. LANOOE,
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THEODORE GOLDMAN,
Matchmaker and Jeweller
HARVEY HOUSE ROW.
N Office,

NOTICE
subscriber having Just returned from
4 New Orleans with a new and com.
,Plete stock Of Jewelry, Of the latest fashion.
bess leave to inform the ladies' and gentle.
men, who may favour bim with thar nat.
ronase, that having made arrangements
WIN direct importer, he is enabled TO sell
as cheap as the cheapest, and warrants h;s
goods 70 be what be says, otherwise. he will
reiund the money paid. Please call and exs.
mine ms stock before purchasing else ewhere
sept 26-y. THEO. GOLDMAN
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DR.. LEIDY,S

"a ~ II. IL b ~ 7 >
SaIsaparina Vegetable Blood Pills.
JREPARED entirely from Vegetable
Extracts, component part of which
IS Saf1aparilla Prepared only under the
imniediate snperintendence oi DR.. N. B.
LEiDY, Philadelphia. For sale, in this citv
by lnov 27.yl H. T. WADDILL.