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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-07-30
Myers Extract of Rock Rose

Rock Rose, the principal Ingredient in this val
liable medicine, has bcea long known to physicians
and others, ia New Haven aud viciaity, as one of
the best alternatives in she vegetable kiogdom,
superior 20 the far and widely known Sarsaparil'
Ia. Myers Compound Extract, one Of Tie incest &
mos. scientific preparatioUs in the country, has
been tried and found successful in the cure ofmany
di seases that have baffled the skill Of some of the
FIRST Physicians cf eur land. After the principal
medicines Of The day have failed, Scrofula, that
dreadful disease which shows itself in many
formr. is quickly aud permanently cured. BY pn-
riying the whole system, il gives TO tho patient a
healthy appearance and good spirits.
Agents, S. BUCKLAND e. CO.,
Fremont; Wheldon &c Rhodes Sandusky City;D
T.. Hardness, Clyde; and Druggists general!
where pamphlets &C., MAJ be had gratis.
Kohl & Thorne, northeast corner Of Fourth
and Vine streets, CiRcinHati, o., Western Agents
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advertisements.
August Appointments.

DOCTOR III. TUBBS, Analytic Physc-
ian, will be at his room follows:
Fremont, Fremont House, Thursday, lth Au-
gust.
NonwALK, Mansion House, Tuesday and Wed
nesday, 9Th and 10Th August.
SASDusKY CRY, st Lawrence House, Monday
and Tuesday, 18th and 10Th August.
PERSONS AFFLICTED WITH ANY CHRONIC OR
LONG STANDING DISEASE ARE INVITED
TO CALL.
The following, from Pennsylvania appoint
ment, may be equally opportune in Ohio Mrs. F.
remans well.
LADIES, READ THE EviDEscE.
Doct. II. Tubbs-Dear Sir: This is to certify
that for ten years have been afflicted with gen
eral debility, proapsus u,er and irregularities
mon 10 females. For the last three years grew
worse and was not able to attend 10 household du
ties, being frequently confined 10 the bed have
been attended ny some ten or twelve different
physicians who gave relief Tor the time being J..
ly-Receiving no lasting benefit, | tried all the
patent medicines could hear Of that professed to
be infallible in the of any disease-but to no
purpose. at last gave up all in despair, and re-
solved TO let disease finish it's course with me--By
visiting friend who was using your medicine,
was recommended to try once more, and finally con.
sented. obtained medicine at your room at Bridge
water about tae first of March last, aud begal
gradually TO get better aud batter, aud now fine
myself sound and healthy woman, which bles
sing ascrbe TO your medicne-Should you pub.
sh thie certificate, | wish to say one word to tn,
reader-Y ou may agree with me or not, vet Of on,
thing am certain; was sick-it thought be
yond medical add used DR. III Tubbs' medicines
and am now well.
Yours truly, CATHARINE FISHER
Pittsburgh, Dec. 81 1851
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From Brazll,

By an arrival st Hsrlem we have Menteyi-
do dates to the 5th, and Buenos Ayres to the
4th Of jane. Buenos Ayres was still besieg-
ed.
Guerrilla contests were Of daily occurrence
in which mauy we're wounded. A ConstItu-
ton like that Of the United States has been
accepted by Gen. Uragua, but i is not proba-
bic that the inhabitants will adopt it.
The Earl Of Esmere and party are staying
at the fremont house in this city. His lord.
ship attended the annual Festival Of the Bos-
ton Seminary. He made speech highly
com plimen'ary to Boston and its Seminaries
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Rice TP l3 2 mills dollar
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shall Immediately
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81 DIGEST!" Such is the true meaning OF
the void "Pepan," or of tho two Greek words
from which it is derived. This is the significant
and appropriate title Of the True Digestire Fluad
or Gastric J,aee, prepared by DR.. J. S. Houghton,
Of Philadephia, from the fourth Stomach of the
Ok, for the Of Indigestion and Dyspepsia. II
is Natures own remedy for an unhealthy Stom-
ach. No arto { man can equal its curative powers
II renders Good Eating perfectly consistent with
Health. See the figure of the Ok, in another part
Of this paper.
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Accommodation Trains stop mt all
Stations.

Accommodation Trains stop mt all
Stations.
Day Express stops only at Norwalk, Monroeville
Bellevue, and Fremont. Night Express stops
ly at Oberlin Norwalk, Monroeve, Bellevue and
Fremont.
Night Trains will not stop at Townsend
Camden or Clyde, except to leave Passengers.
Connecting at Toledo directly with Trains Of
the Michigan Southern Road to aud from Chicago
and the West, and forming line in connection
with Chicago and Rock Island Railroad and
Steamers on Illinois River, to st. Louis.
At Bellevue With Trains Of Mad River and
Lake Erie Road for Sandusky City, Dayton, Gin
cinnati, &c.
AT Monroevile with Sandusky, Mansfield and
Newark Railroad, for Sandusky CITY, Shelby june
tion, Columbus, Newark and Evansville.
At Grafton with Cleveland, Columbus and Gin
cinnati Road, for Cleveland, Shelby Junction, Co.
lumbus and Cincinnati.
AT Cleveland with Lake Shore Road, via Dun
kirk, for New via. Buffalo, for New York, Albany,
also for Westera Road and Boston.
With Cleveland and Pttsburg Road, for Pittsburg,
Wheeling, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washing
ton City.
Freight forwarded promptly, at fair rates.
E. b. PHILLIPS, Sup't
Sup'ps Office. T. N. 81 C. R. r.
Norwalk May l6, 1853.
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Read the following certificate
from G. G TsOyV BR IDGE,
Esq, President Michigan
State Bank.
DETROIT .Ame1l.L

DETR OFT .4ug,rt so, lS45.
G. B. Green, Esq. WiRasor-DEAR SR-Hav-
ing been great sufferer from Dyspepsia, and hav-
ing been cured as believe, by your Oxygenaied
Btters, must cheerfuy attest their efficacy
My case was bad one. In the space Of -four
months lost my strength, aud forty seven pounds
of flesh, was compelled to abaudou business and
remained an invalid for fifteen months Travel
ling, abseace from Office duty, had done something
for m", bat there seemed little probability of a
CURE, until began to take the Bitters. ln one
week was greatly ieVed, aud in three weeks |
was precisely well and have since reganed thirty
pounds Of flesh. You at liberty to use this, il
it will at all further your laudable purpose Of dFu-
sing this valuable remedy.
Respectfully yours.
G C. TROWBR lDGE.
Such certificates MS the above, are not to be OBJ
tained in favor Of a medicine destitute Of merit,
but only given upon the most satisfactory proofs
of their efficacy sHd Should any one
however, wish for further evidence, they are ia
vted to read the pamphlets accompanying the
medicine which abound with certificates equally
satisfactory. and which may be obtained OF the
agents, gratis.
REED, BATES & AUSTIN, Wholesale Drug
gists, No. 26 Merchants Row, Boston, Genera
Agents, Price, 81 per bottle; six bottles for $5
For sale by BUCKI.AND & CO.
No. 3, Bucklshd's New Block.
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of the beneficial results of it's use; together with
letters from highly experienced Physicians, who
have used il in their practice, and speak from
their own observations.
P. b. Peckham NJ. D., Utica, n. Y,
L. d. Fleming, NJ. D., Canadaguo, N. Y.
NJ. RI. Hills, NJ. D., Rochester, N. Y.
ID. Y. Foote, NJ. D., Syracuse, N. Y.
Prof Dunbar NJ H., Baltimore, Md.
w. w. Reese, NJ. D., N. York City.
w. Prescott, NJ. D., Concord, N. II.
J.P. Newland. NJ. D., Utica ~ Y.
S. BUCKLAND & CO., Agents,
Druggists, Fremont, Ohio
Sold by all the leading Druggists In the adjoin-
ing counties. Letters addressed to care OF Mr..
Curtis Hatch, Agent at Ravenna.
To DR. .Ndrcl,in IL have ten years been troub-
led with Female neutrality-suspicious. Uteri,
and all the attending difficuties-at times render
ing my life most miserable. have had the at
tendance of some OF the best physicians. with hut
little success. The most that they could do was
TO reeve--a cure was out of the question. For
FIVE months before commencing with your medi-
cine, | had not been able to perform any labor,
could walk but few steps at time ana scarcely
mt out Of doors-in short, l was completely
prostrated both in body and mind ] expected to
drag out the rest Of my days in suffering and mis-
ery but reading your advertisement, was induced
TO try your invaluable medicine, called Uterine
CatholicOn," as the last resort. had not used
il a oek before | felt like another woman. By
the use of three bottles, ! was enabled 10 perform
all the labor, for six in the family with ease, and
could walk any where in the noeighborhood' with
outinjury. Nothing but a fense Of duty TO you
and the suffering community, has induced me to
state my case TO the public; and can safely rec
ommend the preparation to all those suffering like
myself. Signed Mrs. SARAH "A. BISHOP.
FREEDOM, Portage Co., o., Dec. 9th, 1852.
J. B. Marchisi g. Co., Proprietors, Central De-
pot 30th Broadway Yew York.
April %, BY
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VERMONT MARBLE FOR RussIA.-An ex-
change states that the Gar of Russia has
through his private secretary ordered eight
blocks Of Vermont marble weighing six tuns
each. They are designed for erection of a
monument to Kiefficur, who is supposed to
have been the originator Of the movement for
firing Moscow. on the advance of the French
army.
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Groceries!

Coffee, Sugars, Teas, Spice, Pepper, Melssses.
Tobaccos, and nearly every article in that line Of
the best qualities.
As above remarked, all my goods are new, and
will be SOLD at ONE PRICE. So give US call. Per-
fOrmance every daye Sundays. Door open at
half past A. M. Performances TO begin at 6. Ad-
mission free, children half price. No pos,ponsment
on account the weather. Never was there such
opportunity since the day Of Soloman crafty
the eyes and mind with so little expense
AS for prices, "there's no use talking" We sell
so low we afraid folks may think we steal our
goods! But dontbe afraid friends--come all, and
you shall see what you shall see. Give us a call,
andwe will suit you to any thing in our line.
A. GUSTORF.
Fremont. April 30, 1852.
u Be sure TO recollect the place, one door south
of Garfield s. MitchelI's Hardware Stsre
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nR. MARCHISI'S CEELEBRATED
~ CATHOLlCON-FOr the Relief and
Cure of suffering Females

II stands pre- -em.
inent for ils curative
powers in all the dis
eases for which II is
recommended, usual
" called Female Coni-
plaintsi far surpass-
ing any other mode
'of treatment in being
certain, less expens-
i've, aud leaving the
system in a better
condition. Let all in
terestcd call and OBJ.
tain a pampIlet,f free,
containing a m p ! e
proof from the most
respectable sources.
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1852!
SANDUSKY BOOK BINDERY2

TINE Subscribers would respectfully announce
Il TO the citizens of Sandusky City and vicinity
that they have pure lased the Book Bindery, form
erly carried on by C. l.. Derby & Co and they
prepared to execute any orders in that line
OF business. They profess to be practical work.
men in every branch pertaing to Book Binding
and neatly done. Particular attention paid to Bind
ing Periodicals, Music, Newspapers, Magazines,
in a superb manner, either plain extra gilt Old
Books Of every description rebound. Having on
hand a superior stock OF paper of every size and
quality they are prepared to manufacture Blank
Books of every description ruled to any pattern
desired.
Paper ruled at prices 10 suit the times. Book
Bndery at the old stand over the Bookstore OF e.
l.. Derby & CO., CssweI's Block.
June, 26, IS53-Iy MILLER g. KIES.
N. B. Those having work of the above descrip-
ton TO be done, leave IL at the Book and Drug
Store Of S. Buekland & Co., who are our author
zed agents.
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New York. July 25.

The steamer Northern light from San juan
arrived this A. NJ She brings 500 passen-
gers and $Ss9,00o in gold dust. brought down
by the Sierra Nervada
The Northern light was struck by lightning
near San Antona-it slit the main mast but
injured no one.
PATL.cK O'DoNAHoE, who recently cscap-
ed from Van Deman's Land, is among her
passengers.
The Steamer Oregon left San Francisco for
Oregon on the lst Of July, with Sl,650,00o
in gold dust.
The ship Typhoon, when leaving the har.
Dor of San Francisco. struck on a rock, and
stove hole in her bottom. She returned
for repairs.
The town Of Rough and Ready was near
ly destroyed BY Ere; only fifteen buildings
left standing.
Accounts from the mining districts repre-
sent unusual prosperity. A duel was fought
at Marysville between the Editor Of the Her
aid and the Editor of the Express.
The United s ates transport Fredons,
Lieut.. Chatard arrived on the 10th from New
York, via Gallo with two companies of 4th
infantry.
July q.
A letter dated July Sd from Capt Gunni-
sons exploring party says they eucamped that
day on the Kansas River.
The Steamship Arabia sailed at noon with
400 passengers and $G75, 600 in specie
among her passengers was Sir Charles Lyel
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NIAGARA FALLS, July 27-3 P. NJ.
The excursion train over the Canandaigua
and Niagara Falls r. r. arrived here at 40
minutes past III, O'Clock, 1t left Cansndai
qua at o'clock and 10 minutes. There
were four cars well filled.
BALTIMORE July 27--S Pm.
The Marshal has succeeded in getting the
Slave, Smith, aafe into Maryland.
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BosroN July 90 P. NJ
The Steamer America sailed at noon for
Liverpool with 90 passengers She took
100000 in gold.
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Cloud & Garvin!

OIOuU A. Wuh hkta
nEALERs in Fancy end Staple Dry Ooods.
vGrocpres, Qneen's Ware, a large ard srien-
did assortment. also Hardware. coed sioek.
The attention Of The people Of Sandnsky county
is invited to our large and well srircsed essgFi.
.Vcsc spring G0cdss
lust received.
10 Offering our Goods 10 the Public, we are con-
fdent that moro varied and splendid stock can
NOT be found in this part Of the state.
An examination ofthe Fariefy, Qualify and Phi
cos Of our Goods cannot fail Of satisfying the closest
buyers that this is Ue place to make their pufchas
es. We make no effort to humhug the public BY
holding out the nducement that we sell 'rhcaper
4tan The eleapcsi," and selling or two leading
articles merely TO bait customers intending 10
make ii up Oh other articles The public may rest
assured that we sell the most desirable Goods and
Uniformly Low prices and no Dcvi~
atiOn.
The Ladies' will ALWAYS find at our Store the
THE FIJNESTLOT OF SILKS in the town and
very choice
Assortment of Dress Goods.
Ofthe Latest and most beautiful styles, such as
Berapes, and Bersge De LANES, Gnghains, Mer
rimack and French Prints, Mnslins. Cambrics
and Laces Of all kinds, Undersleeyss, Chemzeus,
Embroideries, Dress Trimmings, Gloves, Hoisufy,
Edgings, Hdkfs., Ribbons.-&c., &c.
Also Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinets. Vest
ings aud a large assortment Of Spring and SUM
mer Goods for Gentlemen's wear, always on hand
throughout the season.
Summer shnTIs.
White Grape, Silk, Brocha aud other rich and
beautiful styles may be found here.
Irish Lintns. Double Dsmask Table Cloths,
Druggets, SheetiDgs and Shrtings OF all qualities
and prices constantly on hand All kinds of
@U NW MR RSS WR
Taken in exchange for Goods; also Prodacs in
exchange. CLOUD g. GARVIN.
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P | O w s |!
James M. Ashley!

WI HOLESALE dealer In Drugs. Paints, Oiis.
w Dystufs, Glass and Glassware, L smps, Gro
ceries, Pure Wine and Liquors for Medicines.
Perfumeryand fancy articles &e., No. I, Msrsis'
Block, Teledo Ohio.
All ofders promptly atishdedlo
April 3, 1853. i--y
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A. G i SD R E
R e aas OC d!

WE HAVE removed our Store 10 Sharp 4
w Shomoe's New Brick Block, where we are
opening out
LARGER STOCK, GREATER VARIETY
and Goods Of better quality, than HERETOFORE offered
in this market, purchased in New Y ork with CASH
which we respectfully invite the citizens
Sandusky, aud the adjoining counties, TO call and
examine. The attention ofthe LADIES is especial
IL directed to our gre nj varety Of
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M A r r lie D,

On the Oath inst by Rev. H. Lang. Mr.
SIMON BowERsox, of Washington Tp, and
Miss CATHERINE GREILIcK, of Rice.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE Partnership lately subsiriing be-
i tween JOHN p. HAYNES g. WILLIAM
F.. HAYNES, under the firm of J. r. HAYNES
& SON was dissolved on the LIST day OF July,
1853, by mutual consent.
NOTICE-An immediate settlement Of all debts
due TO the said firm ia denref aud will b received
by either Of the old firm and all demands On the
same 6rm will be paid by them.
JOHN P. HAYNES,
WIN. e. HAYNES.
Fremont, July l6, '53-3t.
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HAMBURG CHEESE-A first rate ar
L lIiicIe just received and for sale at 1RENK'S
Grocery.
Fremont, May II, '53.
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Magnificent Dress Goods

Silks, Satins, Paris de Grape, Silk Grenadine.
Silk Albanies, style printed Berage Cheni
Berage, large lot Of French, English and Ameri-
can Lawns, superior TO anything in the Market
Berage de LANES ofthe newest styles and most de-
sirable patterns. A superior assortment OF French
and other Ginghams-the most beautiful patterns.
Mohars, Popins, plain figured and changeable
Apaccas ;also, superior Black Silk Lustres Alpaceas
A large and general assortment Of
g% KH VA WVU MI @SI .
Grape, Berage, Tibbet, Stradilla. and Silk
Shaws, splendid patterns, ,--and the ladies' cannot
fail to be suited
The gentlemen will find good assortment of
Broad-eIoths, CaiSimeres, !Sdttinets, Jeans,
&c., of thu finest quality which will be sold cheap.
READYMADE CLOTHING.
Goats, Pants, Vests, of every variety, from the
finest broad dcloth TO the cheapest fabric which
and will be sold cheaper than be afforded in any
other store any where.
BOOTS & SHOES, HATS Il CAPS.
in great variety, from the best 10 the most common
quality-warranted well made-and will be sold
low. A fine article Of Shoes for the Ladies, of the
best and latest patterns. Call and See.
large variety Of Swiss Muslins and Jsckonets,
French worked goods, Bonnet Ribbons, Parasols.
Gloves, Hosiery, Embroidered Swiss, Calicoes,
Chntz, Muslin, Bed ticks, Flannels, &c., &C., Of
all descriptions.
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Q Hhds New Orleans Sugar, last year crop,
i Cand best quality for sale by the HID. or barrel
at No |, Morris Block, Toledo, Ohio.
April 8, 1853. 6-m J. M. ASHLEY
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DI Il ID.

DIED.
In Clyde, Sunday. July 2lth, Of Cholera In
fantum, Rosa ApEuA, daughter of P. B. and
Sarah Ann Beery, aged I year, 2 months
and 10 days.
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PRESIDENT PIERCE AND HIS APPoINTMESTs.-lt cannot
be expected of any one, much less the President of the
United States, that in the bestowal of executive patron
age he meet the views and satisfy the desires of every
but it must be admitted by all disnteresed parties
that President Pierce has been peculiarly fortunate in his
selections both for foreign and domestic stations and
appointed who will alike discharge the duties OF
their respective Offices with credit TO themselves and
honor TO their country To allde 10 the gentlemen who
have been appointed to the most important federal offices
in Delaware woald be unnecessary. They are known
TO our citizens personally, from extremity OF the
State 10 the other. of activity, intelligence. and
business qualifications, and who, public officers will
contrast most avoably with their immediate predeces
II is the foreign appointments which are now more
particularly entitled 10 notice, and which mus, meet the
appreciation Of every true American, who desires his con-
Try represented abroad in the spirit aud manner which
her dignity and character demand.
James Buchanan, of Pennsylva minister 10 Great
Britain is certainly not only unexcepionabe bu, most
excellent selection. He is of unquesionable abi-
iiy, almost uDbounded experience, and will command the
respect Of all for the country he represents. In word
instead of having second third-ra,e man TO repre-
sen, the Cour, of ST. James, has been our mis-
fortune Of a,e-men whose sole object appeared 10 en-
terrain and be entertained TO talk 10 John Bull though
he were +" big brother" boasting of common origin
one tongue, and similar habs-we will have ourse YES
represented by statesman whom the dplomalists OF
Europe will admire for his character and honor for his
ability.
Pierre Soue, Of Louisiana, minister to Spain Gov
ernor Seymour, OF Connecticut minister TO Russia ;
James Gadsden of South Carolina as minister 10 Mex.
leo and Peter d. Vroom OF New Jersey, minister to
Prussia, are selections for the important posts.
which certainly give satisfaction TO the politicians
OF the county, political fidelity is deserving of reward,
and confidence to the entire people in diplomatic in
eTcourse with foreign naiionsf experience statesman
ship and distinguished ability considered qualihca-
tons for public men
There other appointments TO less important posts
which could refer 10 with equal pride and satisfaction,
but are compelled 10 pass them by for the present We
cong ratuaie the President the democratic party, and the
country upon the happy selections which have been
made and feel assured they but rebound TO the in.
creased honor OF the American Union.-Def Gag.
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ID ECENT PURCHAsEIs.-om purchases OF
very than the prices earlier In the
The purchased the favorable
OF the advanced
half the formerly charged
all and simply the
which invite especial attention, shall
on pncss that fail to effect ,sles-
ia, and IA and medium all lipenn sbeetngs
4 and ia hsI ,heetins the best and most desirable
ucles produced.
100 pieces Irish linens, from medam TO Extra hne
10 do Irish linens, Js yard, well worth 62l
IS pieces white hsnnsls, from medium super
table dsmssks all grades, stylish
IT'S pieces dozens ,owelines all prices
one damask napkins very cheap
100 pieces jsconst and osmbrc muslns
rs French lawns for ladies dresses
10 do black silks. assorted
carton lsdie ack and white ribbed silk hose
Black sipscss, mousselinss, bombasins
Lawns, ginghams, and cbintxes.
In invariably keep full stock OF all kinds Of mourning
goods
eases parssois, handsome styles
Gentsmens crsvHts, half hose, gloves, suspsnder, &C
~ dozen bath towels including the royal Turkish towels,
each.
many arriving daily all Of which viii ;,
pleased 70 show purchasers.
We daily continue eryscf Of all bills due
respectfully informed that exchange
se back goods as being sold permit goods 10 be taken
Of The supecton. 30
scc prices, and fair dealing be relied Ia al
PERRY BROTHER,
Mis-. Deunou's Building, ID door west Of 7th stest,
June 9-fuf Opposite Centre Msrkst