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.MEifPH HIS.

NyHIte4ge "WEDNESDAY Fttr!arv .. 5otoaa p,
aYOR MEMPHIS, HELENA, NAPO- ~ =
1 aEa>, lake PROVIDENCE NtTGHEzt - ~
yTlyS R-guia
v ,arsl. s.aNis P- BILLE1IN 40. - NO las
10 --- 90 LLETtN Na tapiaa D. 1'lr- 7 9s+'s a.
aara.. F4r.a- ,.s,ssIs s " .assTl ~ '4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-31

m ,fyar' + th be mad, Memphis tr fa,, toa Il ln
rt-ct a -fprkzor aann1nprs IL ihst .itv
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The Treasury Report,

Mr. Gorwin', Repor SNOW, TIA. On first Of July last
there ia tn Tr asury unapproprlaed surplus OF
e It niui> halt aud estimates that on the first Of
VI oly the surplus wilt exceed five millions attrr paying
fl above seven miois Of the pubic debt The revrne
6 th year eudns July 1924 Is estimated az s5l-o9
0e1 forty millions Of which is anticipated from Gus
whil the xpenditure OF that year viii also be i've
millions less than that
The public debt has reduced - 42S 70S 3 and it
recommended that the Department have larger powers
IN respect to further redemption by buying 1t up b.
it fail, due at its current market value above par
The receipts from customs have fallen below the esti
mate year 81 G1s al 80 Thl- fuctutton is owing
the falling oil amount Of merchandise imported
Tor Cuif,'rnla
Upon utu OF present commercial lrsisla-
tien upou th condition and prosperity OF the country
Mr. Corwin speaks uecincy. but with great point The
fluctuations in the destruction Of
by foreign competition aud the consequent
rise in price furnish argument which ought to open
eyes Of the country to the rnous folly OF Brshree
trade
rhe true relations Of the foreign aud the home trade
are also exposed with astery effect II i shown for in-
stance that th former is but tTidns compared with the
latter that the state OF Massachusetts alac produces ID
manufacture greater value annually than al cur
agricultural products stut to forugn cuunires. Prooa-
tly too the small State of the pro-
ducts of the and middle Slaltvs than seat
abroad The annual pro uctien Of The country agrcul-
tura mineral and man ut turc Is three iGBsGnd t0fS
while the additional labor employed in transporting and
exchanging that part of it consumed AT home largely ia
its original value 1.-The ohc hand the entire
export to foreign countries is only hundred end fgtl
millions And yet the foreign trade Is regarded the mor'
importan mt of the In tae fupin" Ysar Of ls4 tbs
export Of breadstuiIs large it difficult TO fins
shipping for it aud yrt then sent abroad but thrr
per cent Of the ma1ze and ten per Of the wheat pro
duced in the country And at present ito not sens
half Of that IOW insgnhe ut then. is the for
eisn trade, compared with that ried on among our
selves From all these CONSIDERATIONS Dir torwln reheW
tine declaration Of his preference for tariff with ixe
and reliable, rather than with siding rates vi duty
During the year ending June 50 1902, We imported .
And exported of domestic merchandise i54 93Uii
And OF foreign l-"oi''4
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R,nso.p AcclpLNT the stenbtnVhls Union Of tno
sfb ipst gives eQWIhg eazmlty which occurred on
an - ,lff p s,otlu 4 the Steuh-uvilie and lodana
Rnj rol T Es end u the tunnel Rad been drfs.n
IL - lh. t5,psluo- them o7af th, Messrs salisbury,
tw As ,he ruck r0olng ever head gave Msy,
rTlli. Iv, 30 Jeath IN the tStnshhs Oh "
Iva ix 81 raa vas I,rlS buriets IN the fragments Q.
h, rock sId tug wieh his leg batly broken ana
eru4hed [LQ1igi- loafi'r
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-31
OU.ACHTT.4 RIVER.

viii Ieave TUESDAY February /, ut o'clock NJ.
IfOR CAMDEN, CHI AMP AGNOLE, Gy -
r. wIIAISGTJN COLUMBIA snd all inerms .tssa.Si 80.
dAte landings Ouar ia RiyerRrg liar onathiu
,,r aketThe ssih running passenger tekei eai
will leave above For iesh of passage
I'M, ng good accommodations, apply boar. OF 70
\. II SMiTlf a FIASTEl, ~ Poydras street.
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NV ORLEANS EMIGRANT AND

REMITTANCE OFF ICE.Ths HE old *
e91tiuue deflrou
England IFc'and ar Seotia1o ish
stt iu ghts payable il pozt torE n the s9oFeaatI
krrs 1is also, usas erIhaas laF'ns
liverpool tfs city sooi ss AND 'sA
~ aisAneg by slireasng lstier tPoPsa} g
~ JoHH TODLE, u ezas P'ar..
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VOLUME Y.
STEAMBOATS,.
OHIO RIVER.

- i<&f+ - -
|
OHIO RIVER |
VIII leave MONDAY January 81, at o'clock =. 81.
ETOR PITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI NJ u
y - q;;"i., @ & IT9sss,1s pg.ssey Viii i"s ls9s &
@ For freight SSlgasf S gsfff& &E&}GTT r. 80 90 e poyl,,
,..tl,,y, n .-.nAY +. trnary J. At a,iogs ,. -
EEOR CINClTTATT, MADISON, ~ = I
ocsgnFg =. .sl., al .ss,la'I .ss |, ,ptA b. l.
e.'G -s O. 1, Maw H. y w. I'd, 9sLt psirs.
WIN cav, TUE ~ yInie, e,e,esF~
EOR CINCINNATI, MADISON
" LOUISVILLE all nt-tmedi fs andinss.- ksrssfs3
@ @ % ,r ,sr Men, Z , p.i i s. .a's % I e. rss. az
'i s, E166@EIt S'i jRg BELL " roya.a' street
y,uI.ov- TirE, DAY Fe6ras,,. ]. a, soe!orE
ENCR RPITTSBUR URG Il CINCINNATI, IT, h
l9gl,yaLe ...ss a1s q ~ r rioi lIi r si1d g. d,l g
an tal,r L aoa treos freist aad sl Iays ato'a for
ta E '' passage 'p'ai 'aefowEI j BELL IA pr .'rs,
WIN lssv~ NoNpAY, } ,nusry a. q, 9 oeossr.N.
gyOR LOUISVILLE and all inter NJ p
"s ; & H. ft,,eIFT6$. f6 dapseH Jpsjs r.
above 81 tsTh,GfieR ,l;iaif bRG x f5 i1ss T.
iB- " % Cabin he and State Rooms '''TS3
WIllpay. TUESDAY Ecbrnary !, At oci9rk y r.
ENOR LOUISVILLE and sll inter IL p
si, s;iwIS rTowS. 9 e"p 'l TFl.!g.aa ga1as'fi
,1a sreoifHER slosf !. ssa. = Pa7'''' 's',
V4ul..,e Tt-EeD4y F-5r,mry j, at = q loiE y.
FyOi CINCINNATI, VI IA OLSON, Eg n
vtsyiE .a4 a. 9er@sds i,aies. e:.s7
.am8r IN DIANA, Cser4n, master, val "H's AZ Ho''r'
= . h6dEns MsGtiRE co.. Poeirn atfsFt
waits.,e TUESDAY fsbruAry. l5, at5 o'Jcas,F Z.
F.SOR LOUISVILLE and AL inter NJ H
r5Iat- Iaadpga.-1ta Ans fsf l.f .sfg,t 80
=.t Il. amer FCIIPsE s.o-Gesn, ma'ter VI. ss.azsan
'S0'.' WWkRFTiv. dwFS &6 ii3 Ms2aar street
s1lOIHER x BROS, 45 PaJiFas street ,,
~ rsu af BE- and state faffn a''4i Wy
| .lI s 20 hrr"a, owen a co. 3"-,
| ,gif ier.s WEDNESDAY Fesr,ary . si o a'coeK rrs
| ETOR LOUISVILLE and all inter IT. n
" u.lete ardnr4.-Jhe I'm" regular passenger ~ si
p REINDhEif, ~ atgoaiery nss 2 Wi LrHy saSa<s-z%
sTRoifiER 4 BRo,. Agents, % ~ !rsa a'rryi
- i=u ~ h fu ghH be seen hrd a'he ltihs s'' I
| apt- We 5tHs Aaels. i''7
ST. II us.
| .y.W.y5.rt,s.uAY, sctr1arg D. Of 3 o'cl,l. .. BIG
| E.'OR ST LOUIS and all interme- r. !.
.l l'.r sef at,alas5 MARTiI JEW EIi,
t W q Jo~e Esn"N r,r'ins reien anu VIII z"'~ 1T "'7'
| KESNETT, PIX CO. = 7 T.ho1pitouas 'tfe'f'
Wa l,,.e TuEsnAY. frtrasr7 J. &; o,se.L
g.7OR ST LOUIS, CAIRO, MEM r. n
-, ttSCLES -l0s a.7 ard sa1 $3.50 4
afasl UNCLE SAM rAptn Lts uow r1..1- is ..t
f-ru GEo w.shAw 60. - Foya'na street
VIA ll-.,s wEpy aspAY Feurary s,et 4e'.'o.s D. ~.
zFOR ST LOUIS, CAIRO, MEN, r. y
fss 5a Ssa. ~ y Fie raGf "a
~ JrSSiE DgkNs pf7sa tastsr, IN, a53sg. Fo
j.i WHITE : 81 r3HANAN. % Faioo street,
| TrJpJSIy RJT-EP
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> EostrrSEs IN be Hydss AZ tn onisd s'sfes
or a rnauy cs fActa a- uIslse me- q tns unissa
49, a..4rsr1lsss ~ -er.eia, az 'ia-lsszlsa t.5ss's
tsss= - EHs'sa5
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B.4YOU DES GLaIZES,

VIII leave MONDAY, January 81, at y O'Clock >"
ES0R BAYOU DES GLAlSES, BA- ~ n
YOU RoU4E, SINAisI and all intermediate LII
ps-The ghl dran ghi
RENTON,C pit ,iltsseeb, VIII leave above tUr freight o.
- t'' sPEAKE 4 AI.CREARY Tehoupioulas strsst.
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WHl leav, WEDNESDAY, Fsbrlary at o'clock p.
EIOR SHREVEPORT AND PORT a.S n
H. CADbO ANDJEFFRRSON N.-rle Regular Red s.ss3
Packet Steamer ST CHARLES.-The ele
and Vu5g passenger pH kst St amer - 0llAltLES, Cay
Apple ga will leave 10 freight
"a boatd, SMITH n tiMisTEk, 81 Poydras street
Nth St Charles will Ike sght above h RAN for futo
high WI Oak Shoals the rates
-, In Oh he FRANCIS JONES without delay. jau3l
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ES0R BAYOU USARA,WATERL0O, y
Port r y aqBs9S RAToS E II Toges !. Il @ gAT9g @
a,.gss e Z r'aG .i. l. ~ . ns rorT so oSAs l.
o@ TiIUEs sy tsr r..e'ag i, y ~, ror 3 qs, e.;
syoa sts se5 ar arrival b. sr |osi,ia FRIDAYS
'' '"sH' si5SE WRLw6RrH, T,l,rra-ls. -Ist
OBEY a iihWKINs,
ian, .a MaRTiA 'GoSboN, Jt.&co.
r7OR DoNALDSoNVILLE, CoAsr rs =
TRADE ASD L.FoCRcnE. lle ,.sgsr - lls'.l
49, n if .boTs 1 L4ERf TussDBY :.
w. spi FRIDAY a. sa1 fof:syhl psssago ply On
NOR LAFOURCIIE. - Coast and Rsy u
l. ae9,;se PaheI Z ,an}sy pr sATEf, ;iiEI;iJ
gSS a. ''a' of. nd EVERY FRiIiY M6TSTTs, j
os s9, i'.sA ras K IlF6Rfr jfiSi as e apy srg
qyOR E-Regular NJ a
- THlEsDHi i pa.Siat csl Ts Io5 s' as,i sS.
W SsAi i II .'it FS HjRs6kY si uoRSfSG u @
9 ~ @ g f TY Y 6lbsY IS; a >.lR 5 a. os fS
VII sse prompt and eriai stn - ns arss 9' saeG
r'''' s9dSE az 4 wSG%oRTH Assa p fshoaiial1s
zl1Is q siii @, Iai99iAtA uo,59
| ANOR PLAQUEMINES. - Regular ~ -
,a,, @ i + IL pofwEiI; o. ssl4isI4 =. -
r ~, HI al leog EeT n Fagag og-n fousd o. Wy
% iiaaei in ths no- comfortable siy-, y't 9s hsT
risDA$ s.l ~ All ss sa.os. 6g FRIDAY aai EsIAY
cYfaE4SRA6As,CANt a. a easn flssiay ~ sohsiel elAND
tt'hlflE teI .st or p9-s' HIiy oa o''' e'+ 81 90 ~
NEW ORLEASs. October s. -.
ES- T- unlarsiapgd having th 81
h- J-T. nusWtLi caF -ad finding lrr 70 ge
10 d e .lAgl4g h~au d. Eeit E Epfusns
spa,rsl tDu AL uudrT na4aic a 81 o. NJ he
Psqi nnss srsby certify Py ure -'t
5l .lPrsa d hr viii sai a, lie usual race Of pre-
nlum ~ ihe lUE1Yaues Companies oi TINS ati,
! ft'DL ROBEfI IsoN,
EIfhAsR ~ {y' {Sy"AiN' inspectors Of Halls
| d.s JOSIAH DOyETT, Inspector Boilers
EUR WABASH RIFER-New Or ~ =
T. @ 4. Sfs 1s ayr !ii- gf.,a niGnf i. -.
Cups L. c. iige, Will fsZutr packet tGru --' s
t3s- OF freight psEfage, apply or board. N
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Wf5i1rl,r TUESDAY, February !, At o.ciqek p 5
q yOR VICKSBURG,W WAR RENTON,

q yOR VICKSBURG ,WAkRENTON, ~ h.
NEW CARTHAGE GRAND GULF, RODNEY l1asEa go.
AID 4TCffEz- ela TrtspAY Weekly Wei nssx asaaz
tn. Packet MAGNOlIAThs mRgntcen and SWIM run
rin pss MAGNOLIA ST. Clair rhofnasaon
freight apply hoard or TO
SMITH FtAllSrER, So Poydras street.
~ The MAGNOLIA viii be st the evse This Morning ready to
r ye height, Will take freight icy NaEeo City.
a, ,i,, {,igbt jan2s
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ste-fg rrs sanr % ket thp WAiFolE, sygmes {sAkk[
master hay yOriia1 o her cargo efsaxcd 1l
f..- L ,Ia f. k4fE E4l4Hsg Is
GEORGE ~ HYNS't&, 20 t8tnI ftfe"t.
e rrss VA q. HALF, Common s.r e.
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F.-T --IIg- N0NITtI I-II- " 81 Z. ) 07I-a-I' n
EyOR AZOO RIVER, NTcHtz, ~ a
RODS EN yCKSBURG, YAboD cit GREEN. ,-4ftl "
Nl-i ArAEf5A 4. GRAND iU'F and al. z>=as-szzk
d Ia magnificent and s7it running iass5 sri
pa ara STACY, CrtJ i3sot viii .fe "s .go'e'
--' " "'i SMITH FiNIsTER. 81 Poydras street.
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ElLAsgb KING hAItt-ln barrels, bags and
Nf srrttb, America ~ hle5 libE & hSlsss, IL
1.r.t o, mod antf fa' sale hT
p gtsssr- fsstt sGa Aelsrs snii4.ssF
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IL III -Tr, racket sh SANnNf, Captain tr9well (hAAs
l.y ne Bsa s. {ri, VII haFe immediate d
5af.a5so lasssE fp{iv oH ha7rl ar to
" "a gEpRGE N. lfINSON5 81 Calnp strHf'.
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w 54toz and vii izze q1 Il .fa b Fl ifelett q e 90
~ f5 ss ssinf if aconHats'oas, sIly 20 ~ 'sP
3 -r b4ru
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DOR LIVERPooL.-The new Al fast s


Il saIg American hip r. ROGERS Capt. tIrbgr', hihs
t4li1. anl Win btea mick lspaich For freight o.
ai,y j. WHITNEY d co.. 81 Camp sir'nt
FaF os4s,s. ngply 20 noe eani "a On ianu
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-02-10
NEW GOODS.

XNTE have now received a large and complete as
wv sortment of New d F~ashiOnnhle Goods,
which we are daily exhibiting and selling at the old
stand of REINMUND AND SON.
All we ask or require, is, that persons visiting our
city in pursuit Of good bargains, viii give US call
Ne detest humbuggery, and, besides, our goods once
ssamiacd, recommend themselves. our stock is full
was ysruht in a cash market, and we arc satisfied
with small pros. We can supply. our customers
yvith almost every thing heart can wish for, IRON an
ounce Of Indigo 70 a ~h6gaic1d o. Sugar; or from a
gard e g. csnt Calico to a M lH. s.'t p e s5Snf 2sT,,S l.,
silks, lawns. baregcs, d lainas, ~Ginghams, calicoes,
cloths, cassimeres, Satinets, twceds, NC we are WI
supplied as respects both qualities and prices.
We keep on fnnd the best of Family Groceries,
such as Teas, Coffee, Sugar, Molasscs, Syrup, Rice
Spices, &c.
And we are always supplied with a large and valu'
aLle stock of Ready Made Clothing, made here
at home. on special order, and therefore gicatiy pre-
fcrablc TO that imported IRON eastern slop-shops.
rPCash and country Produce always taken IN ex
change for goods. MAKIlN,
Anril 80, 1862, do9
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and A gree among manKind-all Of which. without
one dissenting objection, pronounce this ointmentto
be GOOD!
Asday by day It unobtrusivoly extends its sphere
of action along the borders of our vast country, andis
circulatedthroughout its extent, new evidences ofits
power and new proofs of its elf acy are continually
developed Three millions of boxes, applied to dis
case within tho last tonr years have established the
astounding fact, beyondthe power of cavil or cont a
diction, that il Is INFALLIBLE in the cure ofall Tu-
mors, Ulcers, Sores, Burns, letter, Piles, S~crofula,
ErysipclOs, chilblains, scald Head, sore Eyes, Qninsy,
Group, Rheumatism, Broken Breast, Aguc in the Face,
corns, Sc. II completely restores the Insensiblc Pm
SEPARATION. and by this means opens those avenues BY
which nature intended TO expelthe morbid matter OF
the body thus is the system cleansed: the blood pu-
rifed: and the health restored. 49,,
1t has power TO cause all external sores, ocrVut-
Gus Hnnnors, and Poisonous rounds to discharge
their putrid matter: and then heal thom tits rightly
terme' All Healing, for there is scarcely a disease
external Oh internal, that it will not benefit have
used it forthe last fourteen years for all inc diseases
of the chest; connmption and liver; involving the ut
most danger and responsibility; and | declare belort
heaven and man, thatnotin one single case mas tIaiI
ed to benefit when the patient was within reach o
+ MeALISTER, l4l Fulton.st., NcwYork SolePro
rrinior. A. s. HENnRY. Agents forOh'o.
SoIdhv II Il. Slocum and Otto W. Kraemer, Laucas
nv. ", K1lb, Rushville; IVY Reed, Carroll, nj .Camp
hell, pickerinpton; Leonard aud Brother, Basili A.E
Mitthotf, Lockville; Samuel B~artlet,a Winchester;
Ehdsley, Lithopolis; L. Geohegn, B%sltimore;J Clay
pool. New Salem; j. and $. Henbee, Amanda; DAME
Hawkin, Sugar Grove; Ashbaugh and Berry, Bremen
October 90 1851 70
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%TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
From washington.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.-In the House, the
appointed Jones of Tennessee,
of Ca, Chandler, Davis of Ia, and
Dean, a committee TO count. in conjunction
with the Senate Committee, the electoral
votes for President and Vice President
A bill was reported to organize the terri
tory of Nebraska.
The first annual meeting of the U. S. Ag-
ricultural Society met at the Smithsonian
Institute this morning. Meeting was called
to order by Marshall j.. Wilder, President.
A large number of delegates and members
of Congress were present.
The reports of the State Boards were
handed to the Corresponding Secretary.
Prof. Mapes presented specimens of the
japan Tea and of the California Soap
plants.
President Wilder delivered an appropriate
address, in which he suggested various top
les proper for the discussion and action oil
the NOTWITHSTANDING others an alliance
with the American Pathological Society land
a closer connection with the Smithsonian
Institute.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.-About six O'Clock
last evening, Edward II. B. Fuller, who, in
company with his father, is part proprietor
Of the city Hotel, and Irving House, but
more recently Clerk in the Census Office
was shot at the National Hotel, by james
w. S~chaumberg, formerly Of the |. ORA
goons. The ball penetrated the right side
and the wound will probably prove fatal.
Schaumburg was committed t, Jail.
A difficulty had existed along time be
tween the parties, owing to S~chaumberg'
Indebtedness to Mr.. Fuller. The i'm
mediate cause was a p%lacard posted up b!
Fuller, prououncing Schaumberg a liar
coward and swindler.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-02-10
CURNRLE.

Robert Sandcrson, Justice of the Peace in Rush
creek township, Fairfield county, Ohio, and brother
Of "NISinr General Sands son" an officer in the war
of lSi!, cured of consumption by the use of"Wistar's
3alsam Of Wild Cherry"
RusnoREEK 1owNsnIr, Fairfield county,, !
February 25, 1851.
Dear Sir--As | consider thatmy life has been great
" prolonged by my being cured of consumption by
the use oC'Dr. Wistar's Balsam OF Wild berry" !
will state tho symptoms Of my case that others similar
ly afflicted may be induced to try this Invaluable re-
lnrdy, | Inexperienced great difficulty in breathing;
had the hectic fever with violent hushcs of h,at and
frequent cold chills, with severe pain in my side and
breast, accompanied by a very bad cough; was very
restless at nights, and had great night sweats, pers-
piring, should say, at least two gallons n night, wet
ting the bed completely through. had not been able
to work for years. hut | was much emaciated' and
almost help'ess when | commenced using utsfdr'S
BalSam Of IPHd Cherry. lhave used in all 3bot-
ties, and am now FREQ from all those complaints, for
my health is good.
! nm now IS wears old, and have not taken any Of
the Balsam since 1876, because my health Is so good as
not TO require any medicine. But il ] should have
any return of my lormer symptoms, | should use Wis
tar's BalSam of Wild Cherry. procured the medi'
dirlne nj Messrs. Fall e Maccrscken, your agent IN
Lancaster, Ohio. ROBERT SANDERSON.
Tho genuine Wistar's balsRm Of Wild Cherry has
the fac smile of The signature Of Henry Wis'ar,M.D,
Philadelphia, and Stanford & Park, "on a finely exc
cuted steel cngrOv'd wrapper. No otherean be genuine
gI'pylce 81 per bottle SIX p e9SiIes d lGr 70. n
Northeast corner Of Fourth and Walnut streets-cn
-tlance on Walnut street--to whom all orders mus
be addressed
Also for sale by kaufman & Co, and NJ, y. Kreidel
Lancaster;C Folder, Baltimore,P I. llane, pleasantville
Buoll, Holmes & Co, Carroll; J. II .Sunderman, Aman
da; N A DAVIDSON, Tarlton; i. Kalb, Rushville; G
ii, Meller & Co, Somerset: S. ID. Buckwater, rails
vile; M A.. Patterson, Adelphi; Troup & Ticbard
Circleville. December . 1852 4m3l
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NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

atthe sign Of the GoLpEN Warren,
ter and the public generally, that he has opened, 5
doors East ofthe Hooking Valley Bank. In ne build
ing occupied by J. Frank. a. a clothing store, a
WRtch-Maker and Jewellery Esiablishment,
and is not only at all times prepared to repair
GA WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
on the shortest notice, but has also a fine lot of new
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Fine Pocket Knives, Port.
monnais and many other notions on hand, which he In
w~illingto dispose OF at as loo prices as any other es-
Enlistment west Of the mountains. f
NV motto is small profits and quick sales, as nv
name is "neiLher Abraham, Isaac nor Jacob" ana
every article | sell, | shall warrant.
Those wanting fine Clock OF Watch are requested
to call before purchasing elsewhere, and | am sure
that YOU will not leave dissatisfied.
May IS. d1O4 JAMES GARAGHTY.
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NEW, CHEAP, CITY TIN SHOP.

TIME subscriber having located himselfin the city
L would most respectfully inform the citizers OF
17gniag a Shop on Columbus street, Hest side, three
Doors North 0r AEaia, for the manufacture and sale
Of all kinds Of
Tin, Copper and Sheet-Iron Ware,
Where he intends keeping, at oil times, a rulla and gen
eral assortment, which will be sold on the most liber.
al terms. Persons wanting articles in his line would
10 well and savo money by calling on him before max
ing their purchases. as he Is letermined to sell cheap.
An 1pOk warranted. A. WHITE
JOBHNG, &c.--HOuse Spouting and Roof
ing, prepared and out up on the shortest notice, in the
best manner, and at the very lowest rates. A.W.
Lancaster, )hio, september 4, lS5l.- Is
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From Boston.

BosroN, Feb. 2.-The Europa sailed at
noon for Liverpool with 70 passengers, and
four for Halifax. .
She takes out 100000 in American
gold.
Edward Everett was elected u. s. Sena-
tor by the House by the following vote:
Everett l46; Caleb Gushing rs; s. c. Phil
FPS 81, Scattering 7. The Senate will vote
tomorrow.
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MERCHANT TAILORs-
8 o

%, SPRINGER & TROUT,
IA HAVE received at their CLoTnISo EsrAA-
M 1L~IsHNENr in Giesy's building, between
the Hooking Valley Bank andT. w. Tallmadge's Ex-
change Office, and have just opened a large and exteu-
sive assortment OF ..
FALL & WINTER READY MADE CLOTHING
Which they will sell as low as the same quality Of
goods and work can be purchased at any other estab-
Iishmenti in the city. Their clothing is manufactured
under their own supervision and is consequently SUI
perior to that which is brought from other places
They have also on hand, a beautiful variety OF
CLOTHS, C~ASSIMERES, vESTINGS, &C,
Which they are prepared to manufacture to order;
They have in their employ the best Of workmen and
are at all times prepared to make the best fits and in
the latest styles. All their york loiA be 1cGTranted-
The public are respectfully solicited to call and ex;
patronage they have enjoyed, they assure their old
customers and all others that they will labor to give
general satisfaction both in the quality and price OF
their goods and work. SPRINGER TROUT.
Lancaster, september II, 1852 d2OS
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Marble, Sandstone and FreestOne Factory.
nUR Machinery is snow in successful operation, and
~ persons wanting any Of the following named ar
ticles, would consult their own interest and confer q
favar by giving us a call,
MONUMENTS OF Marble, we will furnish at a
short notice.
HEAD AND FOOTST0NES of the same; we
have of beautiful forms and highly polished.
variety Of (orms. Head and Footstones Of the same
and Of Freestone.
SANDSTONE FOR BUILDINGS, &c., Rargc.
worls, Caps and Sill, Gaping for walls or Chimneys
Flooring for Porioos, Flagging for Walks or Spring,
houses, Columns, Gate or Fenee-posts, well-tops ant
HeArths. Az. LILLY co.
Lancaster, May 10, 1862. dwS
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