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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-12
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HOLLOWA7Y'S.- PILLS.


DlSoRDERED STOMACH, INDIGESTION AND
. DIFFERENTIATION or, BLOOD TO THE HEAD.
Copy es Iser from Mr.. John Lloyd Of Erv Den near
ia. HeTlerh, Msriousthshirs ....
To Professor HOLLOWAY:
sNIavai myself Of The first opportunity Of inform
lpgyou, that for very long period was sfctedwiih
dangerous giddiness and frequent swimningS in the
head attended by loss Of appetite disordered stomach
and generally impaired health; Every means had
failed TO give mo any permanent relief and at length
became so alarming that was really afraid Of going
about wi hout an attendant In this melancholy con.
diton waited personally upon Mr. Hughes, Chemist,
Uarech, for the purpose of consulting hin as 10 what
had better do he kindly recommended your Pills,
ried them without delay, and after taking them Tor
short time am happy to bear testimony TO their
derlul efficacy. am now restored TO perfect health
and enabled TO resume my usual duties. You are Of
liberty to publish this letter in any wayyou may think
proper 800 am, Sir your obedien Servant,
S S SSa u EETRG OF 9G DRoP hEofD
Extract Of letter from EdlraTd Rolrley Esq Of India
Wdlk, IobdgO, dated April STA, 1852. =, o..
To Professor lIoLLowAW =. ..... 100
DEAR SIR-Ide 1t duty owe TO you and the
public at large, to inform you Of auost miraculous
coYtry from that dreadful disease DRoPsY, aud which
under God, was effected by your invaluable Pills.
was tapped FIVE times within eight months, and skill
fully treated by two medical practitioners, but could
n9 get cured, until had recourse 10 your remedy aud
notwithstanding all had undergone, this miraculous
medicine cured me in the course Of six weeks.
NFA11Jpl( S GsR2 OF EPw s41A E9Tl E9M
Plant, WITH INDIGESTION AND VIOLENT
.. a.. D.. HEADACHES. ......a.
Extract Of Ltiitr from mr., S. Gsrsn, Chemist, Of
Clifton, near Bristol, dated July IAN, 1882.
To Professor HOLLOWAY: .... ...
DsAR SIN am requested by Lady named Thorn.
as just arrived from the West Indies, 10 acquant you
that for period Of eight years, herself and family sui
iered from continual bad health, arising from disorders
Of the lverand stomach Indigestion Loss oil Appetite
violent Headaches, pains in the side, weakness and
general debility for which she consulted the most EN-
'nen men in the colony, but without any beneficial re-
suit; at last she had recourse to your Invaluable Pills.
which in very short time effected great change
for the better, that she continued Them and the whole
family restored 10 health and strength. Further
she desires to saw, that she has witnessed their ex.
uaordinary virtues in those complaints incidental to
children, particularly in of Measles and Scarati-
ma, having effected positive cures ofthese diseases with
no otheriemedy (Signed) s. GoWEN.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-12

TERMS OF ARTHUR's HOME MAGAZINE. e.
~ To those who desire to receive the Home
Magazine by mail, we offer it at the follow
ing extraordinary low club prices - .,
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LoterqfrOm Europe.

New York, April 26.--The steamer Hum.
boldt arrived at her wharf at half past seven
this morning. She brings London and Liv-
erpOol dates to the 18th.
Wheat has been inactive At last sales, how
ever they were made to q fair extent yester-
day at full rates.
There Is more inquiry for -four but no i'm
p%rovsment in prices. The quotations are:
Western canal -four 22s 6d@23s; Canadian
do; white wheat IS l0d@7s Id; red and mix
cd IS 7d@6s 9d.
Corn unchanged but in moderate demand.
White, 3Os@3O@6; yellow, 3I@6. Makins
quote white corn as low AS 2S@6@29 e. 6.
Rebellion in China still increasing, caus-
ing a complete panic in Pekin.
Dates from C%onstantinople to 25ih March
have been received. Affairs between Rus
sia and the Divan remain unsettled. The
French feet was at Salnmis Bay.
1t Is thought that the substitution of civil
for military power in Italy would not now
take place.
The correspandentof the London Times al
Constantinople says, Russia 10 endeavoring
to get a treaty with the Porte similar To that
Of Mr.. Haines; fGi4iag in WHICH, CONSTANT.
nople will be taken by a coup de main.
The Ottoman Embassy AT LoAdou has an.
nounced that the Turkish repudiated loan
will be refunded, together with the premi.
um, at 81 francs on each, at 10000 franc
bonds. Hungary 10 to be divided into three
districts, with deputy Governors, subject to
the Governor-in.c chief at Pesth. News from
France was unimportant--Freach funds had
improved. ts it- ofrf r
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FKLRaRAPHIc TNTFEIIoKHcE.
Later from California.


Nav 0HLEAns, April 20 THE steamer
United States, from AsPlnwall. has arrived
At this port.
The steamship Independence on her pass.
age up 70 San Francisco, ran q shore on the
shoals near the Margarits Islands, and final
" swung round With her eide 10 The beach,
when she eareened over, took fire, and was
entirely consumed. There were nearly 800
passengers aboard, Of whom. In their en-
deavors 10 get ashore by swimming & other
wise, about one hundred and forty were
drowned. . 81 81 "A
The passengers saved, numbering in all
about two hundred and seventy, were cast
upon 4 barren, 'uninhabiled islund, without
water or any other means disturbance, where
they remained for five days and six hours,
during which time they suffered dreadfully.
Finally, by firing cannon, they attracted the
attention Of some whaling vessels. who came
to their assistance with provisions, aud took
all the survivors off the island.
Among the names of the lost. were sever
al from this State; but none we believe from
this vicinity.
The whole number Of the lost is one bun.
dred and forty, OF the saved three hundred.
by the arrival we have dates from San
Francisco TO the list April. The steamer
Cortes arrived at Panama 10 fourteen day.
from San Francisco.
The markets were quiet, and buyers oil
produce generally were holding off IN antici.
patton Of a large arrival Of shipping.
Flour was retaillng at SI2 to Sl3; Mess
Pork at $40, clear do. at S4l; Hams at 2 4 to
IS cents,
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accident.

CHICAGO, Tuesday morning, 2Gth--5 A.
M.-The express train which left this city
at 8 o'clock last night, on the Southern
Michigan RailrOad, came in collision, al the
crossing, about 8 miles out, with an emf
grant and freight train coming into Chicago
on the Michigsn Central Railroad. The To-
conceive Of the express train struck the
sixth ear filled with passengers, and in u mo
ment the locomotive, tender, baggage car,
aud M second class car of the express, to-
gether with three emigrant cars Of the Mich
igan Central train, were n heap Of ruins II
is the general opinion that from ~ TO Ii
bodies lay beneath the ruins, though it is
impossible to ascertain with certainty -
Four bodies hsd been taken out From ff-
ty to SIXTY men were seriously injured. aud
some Of them cannot recover. The emf
grants on the Central road suff red the most.
The cunse of the collision is beyond con-
lecture. The night was bright as nearly a
full moon could make it.. The tracks cross
each other at nearly right angles, and run
for a long distance IN a straight line.
No one in the first class passenger cars
was seriously injured.
The engineer, fireman and conductor es-
capped.
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RAIBTTEID co. cIOrHIB0 STORE.
-GFoRGE ii. -AMITn.

n his old stand on main street, between nehar :
- Kuf<'s dore and John Lyons, has iual fecsivo'
aui opeoed . new AM Nsli sleeled
or SPRING AID SPINNER GODS.
Il embraces De ' y, bit ofblsek and alhe french
sDd Enzlish eloshs aad eaaim res uhiehNnbr seiJ
loiT snA maas 70 ortsf IN N -,rst .tgas 4AA ~ ~
best Of gorkmsH, Also. > b~e4afifui variety q
FANCY cASslAEkEs AND vESTlNGS.
Whieh haze teen s.lectel with Eresi eare, from the
latest aht mSe Fashionable patterns. spd eahnot hil
" 2'ease.
CLOTHING Toa NIX AND BOYS.
Ns1a up Ia tbs Bs~t manner anI embr.eiag a large
variety. always On haEd
On tddifion, h. las 90 hsrd fhs b u o. bIssk satin
and silE Yssfiazs. sBd . large variety " hosiery, siss-
~tSntsrs. hsn1keTrhiefs. eFsvA and ia word III the
anteLs usual Y sept 4 ueh an esfabiishm.m4
Tie long ex5 since IN tire b.4ines< enables hin 10
p~urchs4e he best Ct Eoods snd Clothin< q he low.
81 raj -. 70 thafb l. enshis ! 10 giV0 his c~aItsitsess
as COED LaTgsibs - ran b. ouflinsd else v h re: and he
would s-sdre The public thai he ~ not ~ he beAten
either w the q.aihy q lis good. th~ style II the
work or tbs Piies-by Sny Othsr sltabiisLmenL
80 y CALI. AND HEE
Tho ola su.orners % III. establishments snd al
others who may IA OF him ~irh = cali. will f.J him
willing 10, do jaa as be as. AHiihis gooLd ihs
kind ~ 'oHlmendsd.
fTRaaFm6er TIE Place for aas Goods and S1oI
BaJgsiHs. aE0Jt9E IT. SMITH
Lancaster, April 4. 1888
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CoMMERcIAL IETKIL1GEHCE.


Nav YpRK, April 9s.--FIour-There IL
less ~buoyaues 10 the low grades Of state and
western Hour. The steamers adviees have
slightly checked the upward tendency no
tlced Yesterday. Low grades mora plenty &
there II less pressing for sale. Sales was-
tern easai 300D bbls S,5O. FOR state $500
4ss1 Tor common 70 good Ohio.
Wheat--Falr inquiry but no sales,
Barley-Quiet 66@68.
Rye-Scarce, het4at 80. gEfEm
Corn-No change, sales 10000 bushelS at
6O@6l for unsound GI@62 for southern
mixed. 1asrff uaeh ru31t4
Pork-Holders are disposed 10 sell, mar
ket favOrs buyers 15,6G@i5,62 for western
mess. 8ff ,fHN3F 3tI1t
Beef--Firm, %arriy-ls light ia,75@l3 fOr
city mess.
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N e w q STORE.

JACOB + BECK,
Il AS just opened an entire new stock Of Spring
HI aud Summer Good 4, in the store room late
upl Beery'J Grocery, Main Street, Lancaster. The
stock consists in part of
CLOTHS, CASSlMERES. SATTlNETS.
vestings, Jeans, Velvets. Delsins, curtains, Cling.
hams, Lawns, Fancy Prints, MuSlins blcached and
brown, Ticking, Bngging, etc.
HARDWARE. QuEENSWARE & GROCERIES;
and last, but nj least, a splendid assortment of
READY MADE CLOTHING
Of all STYLES and ofthe best make. | would respectful
ly invite my friends and the public in general to give
me a call and examine my stock before purchasing. as
! can convince any one that this is the place to p1r'
chase goods at the lowest rates in the city. Ina
goods we're purchased at the. lowest cash prices in
the East, and will be sold very low. Call and exam
inc for yourselves.
IFCash paid for Wheat Country produce taken
in EXCHANGE for Goods. ! II. BECK.
Lancaster, April 81, 1853 w3m60
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CLAY 1.RUNTEE

For tao b hcli o. our real ers Of lms sfO1k. we copy
this following from ths'LeAngton (Ksaineky) o.
ssrrsr ard Reporter
Clay Trustee This fns stallion has rncently been
purehssedby Mr. JDhnY Fears, 81 Lancaster, Ohio,
where he has bteu isken and Wif hereafter make his
stand. This hOres vas brfd by the late Hon Tie ~
Cay. 81 Ashland. aud Il seTts nty iH point Il tIood.
aiz4, aPPesrsDce and Aciion pne Of the Rnrst hoTsea
ever raised 10 Kcntucky. lie IS one OF the best sons 81
lhe imported stsiii II Trustee, whosa fame i only
bound~d by fie limits Of the Union (his ealis having
distinguished themselves both on tho Turf and in the
harness from New York 10 New OTlesnsl and his
dam was Mr.. Claw splendid imported mare LADY
Scott. by An4rosssn, Of Englard. We rongraiulsts
the lovers Of the fine horse IN the State Of Uhio upon
this inysInable aeeesSisn 10 their Hooded stock, ana
are sure that they have never had a more eLssshl
and nseful horse among them.
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Editors Certificate.

Another great cureby usins the oxygenated Bitters.
BURLINGTON, Vermont, November 10, 1861.
Msssrs- Reed, Bstos & Austin-I suffered for about
a year previous to last spring, from a arrangement
oil the action Of thu heart, which like most others
/ hilary afflicted, ] supposed to be On organic disease.
Having learned, no SeVe'. from several PHI sicians,
that it wa, very comnol Tor those who labor.d un
uor dOrangam MS oftha heart W fancy them OF ,anic
while they are, In 4 great majority Of casoS, merely
tho result Of sympathy with imperfect d %gestioi, and
hlying s,en tia Ok yganatsd Bitters highly T, com
nended Tor use in such ca.es,1 procured and used a
singls lott Q, wish oItira success.
The diaasrreable sy;npt,m, sPeadily disappeared,
and ! hs va never, except in ono or two instsn s,easi-
" accounted for. hal any recurrence OF them. and
~hsn th,y o,currs !, vote et&ly removed by a sin
10 dose OF tho Bittors.
Bling real yof opiuion that this medicine is Of TN
questionable value, as a cure for d, So. 'iA, III "hch
opinion ] am h,pPy /, know that | agree with many
Intelligent pi,ysiriIns,1I have NJ hesitation in per.
hitting this certiicat, to be used iii any way that
vii pro note IL mora general use.
i. A. STANSBuRY, Editor Of tia Ijurlington Cour.
REED, AUSTIN & Co., Wholesale Druggists, No
20, Merchants Row, Boston. General Agents.
Price, 81 pr bottle. six bottles Tor so.
April23. Spllby KAUFFMAN & CO., Lancaster.
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ROnINsoN q TROUr.

ID ESPECTFUt.I.Y address the ~ciiizrns 81 LIN
4 / CASTER ami vicinity iY TIL l,aLb~ing sSi lie:
Old things are prssd-aIl things qrr new
New Firm. new Stock. new Bar aims tai
Aud wlyf Why R1sIs sos &Tk'Vr
II axe 'in' j their * III. aud arr about;
Aud each. a sapirnl fna adsrU-r.
Oihciaies nj ScDYIGLDs GoKSER.H
Where Main aud gay Coir sLHs meet.
In hustle and IN cDncT,nl NEST.
Just Opposite the glorious Sran.'
Where Stump pnSvbdss for lIrr.c aiad Inqn-
Tberr hangs their 'SIcs;" u sign ii good
To fnlks uf ev'y hue ami hli-,n:
There bnsIs In pr We the Bsr.i's ~c,fnfHrn1ings.
And get tine best 81 'AHdrrsfaEdiAgsr
There GESTs lie B,iIs aial Shp-s may finj
To pie 81 tile i'"i rs we'll as nii,ih.
To tramp 1hc streets with eny u,
Or walk inbn u Lady's heart;
OF Bouts. the tirsis. Hni s,1r,nds. lhir,h.
That cTeak a music Ike tie birds:
The Congress. whose etamrliug SHINES
Like sparks "T wit 10 ps,ei's lin o..
Ael take tke Skiae-npw riyslleIs on ff1WD-
From ev'ry 'slE-r t,mi in fo~I
Aud selling low with sPreI snbiim-.
May make snuIe more MriT boot" Ia town.
They III the LADiEs. thu. with ease.
A Fit 10 slime. . fit to please.
Bat INT that ft which Crise;R sc,5riss,
That raises wrath ahd raises Gurus.
The st,r kno ather tprk i'-hinl F
The lamnas Brpuzsd aHd Jenny Liud:
Tie Buskins high hut law in prhr.
That set the graceful feet Ill nic-;
The silgie a dth- Il 'hLLe rolii.
Which charm like CaIifirnia s"li;
The Patent Call Hud DH'.h y roI-.
Which shoot obi corn l,-f.,rr he sh0oGS
The CATERS Of hue III rem kinds
To CRAFTY the ~varinls minds;
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THE LINE.
LITTLE g. DREsRAcHs,

LITTLE & DRESRACHS.
NXTOULD respectfully announce to the citizens Of
w Lancaster and vicinity that they are, as usual,
in receipt of very heavy and well selected stock Of
SPRING AND SUMNER DRY GOODS.
EmtbI acins every variety and style TO be lad N the
Eastern nfsfket, TO which we invite the attention Of
every body, as we intend selling as cheap as goods
can be sold West oil the Mountains IN addition to our
large stock, will be idnnd a general assortment Of
BOOTS AND SHOES. BoNNETS AND HATS,
Parasols and Umbrellas, Queensware and Glassware,
Looking Glasses, carpeting and Mating, Wall Pa
per, Bordering and Window Blinds, cotton coverlet
and CARPET Yarn, Batting. Wedding and candle- wick.
Also, 4 good stock of FINE GR0CERft'S, To.
baccoes, ETC., and indeed, every thing usually kept
In stores and more too
ALL KINDS OF COUNTRY PRoDUCETAKEN
In exchange for Goods, at the highest market price.
And let II be understood that they will, IN no case,
refuse all good bank notes, gold and -specie-smooth
quarters and ninepencesM not excepted
Lancaster, April 81, 1853. 7e hs.i taf'3 ss
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markcI.

CLEVELAND, April 96.--Flour continues
TO come forward freely, but grain light. We
have no change to note in markets. Flour,
A sale of TAO bbls Moksenea mills, a supe-
rior article Of straight superine was made at
81. This being the FIRST sale of a large lot
for some time. We quote straight brands;
superfine $4@4,l2; fancy 4,lS@4,3I; extra
4.63. Wheat, we notice a sale of TWO boat
loads in store at 9I@9Il, and northern was
offered afoat at 81 this morning without
sales. Fish, market steady at 9,25@S5 for
white. Freights, Flour to TonOwanda, Buff
falo and Dunkirk 10; -four to Oswego Iz@
10, grain 6. -four to Ogdensburgh 35@37.
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RRc1rvrn. rHIs nAY.
I AT JANIS q lRAGHTY'S

~ At JAMES @ ARAGHTYS
Wafeh-naksF and JssSsIry EstabIlshDsnf,
a Fresh 3 complete ssnoTtment al the hieSf styles
N Of Gold and Silver watches, Chicks o. m
rndioss Vsriay snj u tie best aud largest assortmehf
o. svsrything b tho leselry liBsfh the city % L n
easter, III q Nhsch Z SHALL not ai0ns warm in 70.
gard g quality hut etnnot BE- suEPassed 10 p,isasysa
shove s%ftieies 1 haVF also on hsnta nos; spitltitiot
q Aeeorheoss. yi5iins. Violin bows. Mnstc.boxes. .
bssvy stock Of Pocket etfisFy colrs and Alisn's Ne
Yolyrrs, PoTtnonial, csr1-cAses, Speetaelrs,i ehaina
ard guards, an Thousands Of other sney AIib les.
Thankful for tho iberal patrorge have received. I
solteit a further c . i~inHsnes of ~ Eane, sxpestin9
lrom an ehlishi ned fublie thai they Will try rne b.
tpis big misguided BY men Of no yerrhy what
ever. Ia cctc usiun I would say. that any afTts
warrant, IL Bot soOd, tbs isonsy slisIi be nl1nA.d.
JAMES GARAGHTY
APnIS0, 2doors East Of Hooking HaleyEa 4
~ Tsiagrs yh copy
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PorsoxIxo,--Thoussnds of parents who use YER
miruge composed Of castor oil, calolnel, etc, are not
aware that while they appear to benefit the patient,
they are actually laying tho foundation far a So
Iies OF disease, loss Of sight, weakness Of limbs etc.
In another column will be found the advertisement
Of Hobensack's Medicines, to which we ask the atten.
ton OF all directl interested in their own as well as
their children's health. In liver complaints and al
disorders arising from those of a bilious type. should
IN Ike use Of the only genuine medicine, Hobensack'S
Liver Pill.
lF'B Be mol dereiped," but ask for Hob nSack's
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and observe that each
has the ~sisnsturb Of tho proprietor, ] N. Hobensack,
az none else are genuinely. Y. Express
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PHILADELPHIA AT YOUR DOOR.

VENHE Agent Of the nILADELPHIA Commission
u SToRE. is again at home, and tue world gen.
orally has contributed to the splendid assortment Of
Dry Goods, now receiving Al this celebrated es
tAblisfment; which will be sold L01r, Lotc, Ions, for
CASA ONLY. The stock consists in part of
BLACK LEs-Gro dc Rhine. Ripp and musoatenes.
FAEcY S~IIEs--Brocades, Gace, Gio de Maps and
Wash Silks r
DaTss GooDs-GrAnsdones, Bareges. figured and
Plsin: Lawns, brilliantes, barcge dc lains. plain. fig
ured and fancy SwisSea. son mnlls. bishop lawns,plsin
and figured wash Tar qtous, grapes aud lei,ses, all
colors, and all other kinds Of Thin goods.
WARM FABRIcs-Merinoes. Alpseas, dc LANES,
linen ~lustres, Ginghams. cslicoss. etc.
FAHcIHs-Laces of every description, Dress Trim
mings, buttons Of now styles, hosiery Il eord,) linen
hsndkarchiefs from 10 cents TO S. sleeves, spencers
cuffs, fancy aud plain skirts, bustlss, etc.
RrBsoSs-SPlendid bonnet. neck and Ornamental.
Come aud See.
GLovEs--Kid, silk, threat, cotton and mohair mitis
perfect beauties.
BoEsETs-Bllek lace, white and fancy colored sill,
Florence braid, lace, gimp, straw, ladies and misses
all kinds, and cheaper than this town ever saw, all
prices. from ~ cents to $40. In fact, the ladies' can
scarcely ask for any thing in their line, not on hand
at the Philadelphia Commission Store.
FOR THE GE~ErLEMEN.-On hand Cloths, ras j.
meres, (single and double mil ID ca,hm 1retts, Vest
ings all kinds, and snlneo Of them splendid, eravaist cot.
ton goods in endless vsriety, susPenders, silk and
linen handkerchief, etc. ..#.g-
~DsTAETI Foa HousE KEEPERs-Carpeting
all kinds, plain and plaid ~ruattings, linen and cotton
sheetings, linen and cotton pillow goods, table cloths
and covers, tOwsling in endless variety, shiItings
bfo wn and bleached, linen and doyle napkins, window
blinds and wa paper, cruinb cloths, dimity, damssk
curtain goods, swiss window curtains from % cents
per ward to s 10 a set.
What tho Agent says he means end no blowing
about i. The stock is large, selected with grcatcsre
bought cheap, and must be sod. Come and avail
yourselves OF thu advants. es offered.
Lancastar. ADril 4 1874
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GREAT ATTRACTION!
C-. GEoSaE.E GEcEE
AT THE NEW STAND

C- GESEE
AT TIE NEW STAND.
One DO"r Fast OF the Hoe king Valley Bank,
Main street, lancaster. Ohio.
TIME undersigned mos respectfully calls tho atten-
4. ion Of his friends and the public in general 10 his
SPRING ARRIVAL of GROCERIES.
Ii rot the largest In the city still he hsfters hirn4'Af
on its bel K one ofth IN lst superior, choice and vel
selectn' assortment of Groceries that has eT'ey bcei.
broWghth re Therefore he il known snd understool
that everybody who wishes 10 pu,chsso cheap, good
attic 90. and GIT the worth Of their money iE iu' ! 10
call al this celebrated q Establishment.
The stock consists in p It of the following articles:
java NND RIO CEtTFtE:
Sugars. View OrfeAr $, LOAF. CsShah' d and rulver-
lied. New OH ssns Mo ass S snd S1gHr-house do, SD
gar house s rup and Nstu,sl DO. or tisns Syrup.
Imperial, Young Hy,onand BlackTeas;
Rice, etc, Fruits, OrsR seS. Rpiss IS snl curIsut4;
.Almo,tis, Brazil Nuts, | ilbcrts, Ing ish Walnut
and Pa Nuts;
Sp:ces.--pepprr. Alsficn. cloves. cinnamon, Nut
Inegs, Mace, Ginger, Gle
~e-HyxA F:sh.-Macknrel No. ! and ., cod
&2@SSS Fish, aud a lar 90 ittcfWti;e Fiji, pic.-
ertl. rtc., expected on, Shd will be hire in due season,
at wholpsal and rctrh
Sea Grass Ropes all sz IS, Del CORDS Wooden ware,
such as Washboarda, Buckets and TutT, also Bishop
ric,s, Baking Powder, Smoking anl chewing I. bacco.
Segars. Pipes, etc.
WINES and Brandy PoIt an Musrst Wines
Il the ve,y best. also Of th't fine Tale Otard Dupuy
Brandy, not to be sold less than by the bottle.
Walkers and Cleveland Ale,
And a great many articles too tedious to ma'tion -
Persons will llease cal and examine for themselves,
and I avn confident win be-eelighted with HEN visit TO
the CRY GROCERY STORE, and not 60 away without
purchasing. II. a. G~EbE.LbS;
Tarcsst r, April 81. 1883. w3mbO
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-28
Cincinnati Mnrket.

C~IHcISNATI, April 26.-River risen 8 inch-
es. Weather fine. Flour steady at 1850
$50. Whisky 1890. Provisions firm. Sales
Of 336 bbls Lard at etc, and 400 kegs DO at
loo. Bulk meat, 5@64c for Shoulders and
Sides. Bacon 8 to 74c. Mess Pork i4,76
to Is. Sales Of 900 bags Coffee at I0c.-
Molasses 26@27c. Butter dull at 10 TO l2c.
New Cheese 7k08c.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-28
A CARD.

THE motto ofthe Philadelphia Commission Store
Il is, "FSrkT TUB OUGHT TO STAND ON ITS OWN
B0gToM;' hence said establishment keeps nothing
OH hand TO conflict with the Hardware Merchant Jew
elar, Grocer, Clothier, Shoemaker, Halter. or any
thing nutof the strict line of Dry Goods. Think Of
this al W Interested and let the Agent ofthe Commits
sion Store realize that YOU look 10 your interests.
Ths most splendid stock of Dry Goods ever offered
in Lancaster, for variety, style and chtapness, can be
found al the Philadelphia Commission Store.
Lancaster. April IA. 1853 f