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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-12-13
WHoLEGALE GROCERY
AND
COM MISSION BUSINESS
Norfolk, let July, 1854.

W NJ NJ SSIUN BUDt n ESo.
Norfolk, Let July, 1864.
WILLIAg s. CAMP tSho hes conducted
w business in this City for several years
past under the name Of Butler & Campo and
STEPHEN BONSAl.. havs formed Copar-
nership aud will prosecute the
Wholesale Grocery Business.
in all lie branches, under tbs name and style OF
1Al.ip y iD1XSAlko
They viii a, all timss offer TO BUYERS large
and varied STOCK of Groceries, which will be sold
at prices as low as they can be purchased IN 9th
or markets.
County Produce will he received on Consign
ment. and Account Of Sales and Returns prompt-
" made.
Sales Of Flour will he strictly attended to; and
from the long experience Of the senior partner in
the sale Of that article, they latter themselves IN
being able to give entire satisfaction.
Advsncemenis made on consignmsnts. and
al sales cashsd when made on time.
CT They are Agents for Duponfs PavnrR,
which will he sold al Manufacturers prices.
Augusl .. 49--3m
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-10

TERRIBLE SCENES At A SHIFwREcK.-rhs Liverpool
papers furnish full accounts Of the wreck Of the ship
Tayleur, the Irish coast, at the island Of Lsmby,
on the 2lst of January. having $40 souls board of
whom 400 lost. One of ths passengers saved
thus describes the scene:
"a raft was constructed on which great numbers OF
persons embarked, but It drf,ei against the rocks
and upset, when all on it pershed. A rops was then
conveyed shore. BY Of tbs swimmer and about
hundred attempted to gain the rocks BY clin gins
to 1t, when the vessel suddenly foil over on her sids
which sack.ned one end Of the rope and caused thu
entire Of thfm to let 20 their hold. The whole Of
.hem were drowned. Ths captain, whose name was
Noble savs1 but ths only part Of his dress that
he landed 10 was Aannsl shirt. The surgeon Of the
ship, who had his wife and child on board. attem ped
o swim to shore with his child on his bask and SUP
porting his lady with one arm, whils he swam with
the other; the three. however, unfortunately perish d
Ons lady had f 900 in bank notes we'd 10 her stays
she offered $1,000 to any who would ssvs her life,
but in vain. She was drowned. child OF av,
months old ia saved, aud both parents are drosn
German emiSrant rescued this childs life BY bsarioa
it in his teeth from the wreck to the Shore Oily ssvsa
women saved, ths rest, 197 n number. are lros
cd. There are now upwards Of sixty deal h,l.G o
the islaal, All 30 sarviv,n.''
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-10

What common thing it is for peopl,
to have some bad habit or other, which
is worse than useless, bu, which tie,
find it very difficult TO break then
selves Of.
A story is told Of man in one of the
New England States, who had such q
habit, and who, one day rendered him.
sell very ridiculous by it. The habit
TINS gentleman had was one OF frequent
~ handling his spectacles. He was a
me ber Of the Legislature OF his State,
and whea he rose to speak, he would
'irst place his sPectacles on his nose,
suffer them TO remain there a minute or
two. throw them upward on his fore
head, and finally fold them up and 10y
| them before him on his desk.
One day very important question
came up in the Legislature. and the fd
getty gentleman commenced speech in
opposition to the proposed measure. A
Trend 10 the projecr, who was somewhat
oi wag, determined that he would spoil
the effect of what the honorable gentle
man had 10 say. So before the speaker
entered the house. after Il recess, he pro-
fvlded himself with dozen pair Of spec
tacles. The member com mmenced his
speech with his usual ability. But
few moments elapsed before he was al
work with his specracles, and finally
got them nron his forehead. AT this
Juncture, our wag. who stood ready.
laid another pair on the desk before The
speaker. These were taken, and grad.
ually gained place on his forehead by
the side OF the others. third. fourth,
and even fifth were d sposed Of in the
same manner. A smile settled upon the
countenance Of the honorable mem bers.
which gradually lighted up in grin,
and a; last, when the speaker had warm
ed up into one Of the most patriotic
and elegant sentences, be deposited
sixth pair with the others, and there
was loud and long peal Of laughter
from all parts Of the room President.
clerks. members, all joined in he cho-
US. The speaker looked around in as.
constituent at this curious interruption;
bu, raising his hand, he grasped his
spec tacles. and the whole force of The
joke rushed upon his mind. He dashed
the glasses on the floor. took his hat
and left the hall. The bill was passed
by triumphant majority. probably in
consequence OF the g.ntlemans silly
and useless b ,bit.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-10

Be SURE THERE Is NO GoD.-It was
good counsel given to the Athenians
be sure that King Phi lip was dead be :
fore they expressed their JOY at the re-
port OF it lest they might find him
alive to revenge their has,y triumph.-
The like advice may be proper to all
unbelisvers. Let them be sure thele is
ne God before they presume TO defy
him. les, they 6nd him at last to assert
his being TO their destruction.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-10

IT is stated that OF every one thousand
persons, one reaches one hundred years
ol life of every one hundred. only six
reach the ago Of sixty I've; and NOT one
in seven hundred lives eighty years.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-10

THE DEAD OF TIE PAST YEAR.-At the
usual estimate, since The first Of January,
1888, more thsn l,o00. 900 OF the
worlds population have gone down to
the grave. Place them in long array
and they will give meving column OF
more Than thirteen hundred to every
mile Of The circumference Of the globe.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-10

Statistics, ca, efully prepared. demon
strate that scarcely one- fourth OF the
inhsbitants Of Philsdelphia are regular
church-goers. In Boston. i, has been
ascertsined Thar one half ot It's inhabi
isnts are stated worsaipsrs
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-10

CAPT. CREIGaros is six feet in height and eve
" inch mao.-Phi Sun.
Six times twslvs iachss IS ssventy-two inches, and
sv,Ry inch man. Enough to start village.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-10

The most stupendous canal in the
world is one in China. which posses ovsr
TWO thousand miles and TO forty cities.
II was commenced in the :en,h century.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-10

NEW York AxD LIVERPOOL. According
to Hunts Nerchants' Magazine, the total
registered tonnage o. New York on the
30th of June, 1852, was l,Ol6,599 tons,
and that of the whole United States Abs.
$40. Lawson's Merchants Magazine, an
English publication, gives the total tonnage
OF Great Britain for 1852 a. 4, ,424, ,393 tons;
and We gather from another source scarce
", however, as reliable-that the tonnage
of London for the same period was 682 900
tons, and that of Liverpool 634,OOO tons.
II this be the case, it would appear that the
commerce Of New York is nearly as large a.
that Of London ard Liverpool combined.
This scarcely appears possible; yet, If the
hgurss in relation to the aggregate tonnage
Of the two nations be correct, (and there
10 no reason for questioning them this
statement cannot be far from the mark. 1t
will be recollected that nearly twosthirds
Of the annual revenue Of our government is
collected ut one port-that OF New York.
The commerce Of Great Britain 10 more
equally distributed, and Southampton, Cork,
Dublin, Glasgow, Galway, and many other
towns, are places Of considerable trade. -
Liverpool was formerly estimated to engross
fourth part of the foreign trade of Great
Britain. q sixth of its general traue, aud its
exports to exceed those Of London.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-10

THs Senate has passei bill appropriatiug 81, ,000,
900 towards the construction Of war steamers.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-10
ca Miss Cary has just published book
Of poems, among which is the following
parody on Longfellou:

"Tell me not in idle jingle,
Marriage 10 an empty dream,
For the girls is dead that's single,
And things are not what they seem.
Married life is real earnest,
Single blsssedness 6b;
Taken from man, to man returnest;
Has been spoken Of the rib |"
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-10

Total, 592, 900
Supposng that each of these animals consumes two
1T corn per day, average, Tor other nuri-
meet equal in value to two OF corn J they would
in the aggregate, consume H. $40 900 bushels; which
At twenty ave cents per bushel. ~ould amount to ST.
900 600. This multiplied by 3s5 gives 81 $50 900
tbs total cost per snnum From these facts we may
learn
l. That domestic animals cost considerable whether
kept for pleasure or profit.
That the earths recuperative energies are aston
ishiog, and that its fertility should be q source not
only Of wonder and admiration, hut Of deep gratitude
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-12-02
Pert Deposit.
baltimore and Ssssquchahl.a
STEAM COMPANY.

d OCULAR DAILY LINE, Except Sundays,)
IL Tor lfAvRE Be GRACE, PoRT DEPOSIT AND
TIDE WATER CANAL.
aE-fssr TheStcamhoat Ports
g. a5A>re.,- ms"'A, Capt. Josrr,'
re-; ~. g. --,1::Sp t,EoGHEGAN, leaves
q sSS-s.ss lower end Of West
Falls Avenue, every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday evening, at q o'clock. Returning,
leaves Port Deposit every Monday, Wednesday
anil Friday AT O'Clock, and HAVE de Gtcce
q O'Clock, p. NJ.
The Steamboat Lancaster Capt. j. w. Toni
LINsoN, leaves same place every Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday evening at & O'clock. Re-
turning, leaves Port Deposit every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday evening at O'clock,
and Havrc de Grace al O'Clock, p. M.
1I7-fassage 80 cents.
Gy~Frei ghts received daily until O'Clock.
carried al low rates, ani carefully attended TO-.
O~Daplicalc receipts for Freghts will bt
require ell in all cases.
The A gent al H1vre de Grace will attend to
forwarding any merci,an Iise consigned to him.
for any Point on the Pennsy lvnnia Canals, or
will re-ship ireghts intended for Baltimore,
Philadelphia, or elsewhere.
II. ALEX. TAYLOR, Agent, H. de Grace
JACOB TOME, Port Deposit.
Uyrhe Steamboat sJUNlATA," Captain
Tomlnson, being in complete order, can be
chartered al any time.
N. B. Gram purchased al the hghes, mar
ket price AT the Warehouse of J. Tome, Port
Deposit; who also keeps for sale, Gnano. Plas-
ter, Fish AMI Salt. [Apr II.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-12-02
Rittcr's Family Medicines,

ID ITTER'S Z )MpDUND SYRUP OF TAR, WILD
II CHERRY AND WOOD NAPIrliA.-For
Cou chs Cords. As hint Bron ;httis, whipping
Cough and all pise ses tending to
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION.
Is one OF the best preparations of the Day for all
Il sc,s.s of H. Throat aud Lungs, as hous .nds cin
'cstity K contains no .rcOtc. it c II he Civ n
wi h perfect .fcty 10 he Youngest chi! |. Prize
twenty-five cen ps: bottle.
RiTTER'S AROMATIC DINNER CORDIAL.
For he cure of Dysprpi,. Dar!haA, Low Sp'ri.s
Ncrvo. sncsS General l,cbili y e..
This ror,li will he f,unl highly beneficial in he
.loyc Iii ,rlcrS; it Is pleas to the taS AMI will
relieve in short time all those dts rcssng feelings
To which lyspcpti:s are liable. \ few doses will
stop the most obstinate Diar.hma. Procure / bot
tie AMI b, cured at once. Prize fiji cents p,r bot lie
RITTEKS PICTORIAL SYRUPs CARMlNATlNE
This p.cpar ,tion has BEEN in use for over seveny
years in Philadelphia; it WIS formerly manuf,c
tnrcl by the grandf thcr of he present propr ctor
and rs 4 soothing syrup IS stood un.ivallcl. Ii
quickly relieves colicy pains and promotes mlturl
Sleep in infants. Prise - cents pr bot lc
VANSWFITEN'S OR BLACK PILLS.
Also known MS Moravan Pills Hurts Pills Dutch
Pills. and a safe Purgativc and tni-Hiious Pill and
no ,mily should be whnu them. Prize twenty
five cents per box. The ib"vc III 'ditincs can be OBJ
t,inol ofthc sole proprietor. |. l.. RITTER:
July % M. . South Front st.. Ph'lld'-
N. b. A libsr,l discount III ID: to Drug s'ts and
Storckccu is
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-12-02
Mems and Boys Clothing.

EVERYBODY should embrace this oppnrtu
u nifty TO buy clothing for Men and Boys, al
GEORGE CULLN'S
Cheap Clothing Establishment,
s. Z. Cor. Market and Second Sts., Philada.,
Embracing choice of the Best, Most Desira-
Bile, and Fashionable Dress and Frock Goats,
Habit 0oth do, Linen Drilling do, Twceds,
&C., with n great variety Of
BOYS CLOTHING, consisting of sack coats,
polka jackets, monkey jackets. vests and round
jackets, made oftwced, linen drilling, cloth,
alpaca, kclscymere, doeskn, sc.
FURNISHING GOODS. consisting OF Shirts,
Stocks, lIandkerchieis, &C., all Of which are
offered al the forrest possibie cash prices, and as
cheap as any other Clothing Store IN the Union
QrParens who desire BOYS CLOTHING are
earnestly invited to examine the Stock.
0yCountry Slorekeepe,; can be accommo-
dated at very low rates. GEO. CULIN,
S. +. Cor. Market and Second Sts.,
APR Nv PHILADELPHIA.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-12-02
Cabinet Furniture & Chair w arerooms

No. 45 SOUTH ST. BALTIMORE, MD.
THN!IE subscriber would beg leave to call
Il the attention of his friends and the public
generally. to his handsome assortment Of
ES.f'r7 CABINET FURNITURE, of super
r ior workmanship, and every variety of
SsfAss styles and patterns, such as SOFAS;
Centre, Route, Breakfast and Dining TABLES;
Mahogany and Walnut stuffed and spring seat
CHAIRS; retc-a-Tctes; Whatnots; Divans Ma
hogany French Brdsteads; marble top Dress
ing Bureaus, and every thing in the Cabinet
line.
ALSO, a very large and desirable assert
ment of cane and wood seat CHAIRS, of the
best manufacture: Arm, Office, Children and
Nurse Chairs; Settles; Bcdstcads; Hair and
lIusk MArrREssN; and variety Of other arti
cles in the housekeeping line.
Gy~Orlcrs from the country respectfully
solicited The above goods will be sold on Il $
accommodating terms as any house in the
country, and having large stock, offers great
inducements to purchasers.
BENJAMIN WASkEY,
No. as South Street, (rcd posts in lront.)
n. B.-TUENIyG AND SAVING done with
Dispatch and on accommodating terms, ut
No. SWAN STREET. opposite the Mary
land Institute, by BENZ. W ASkE1.
Mar. | |. lS34.-1y.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-12-02
Men and Boys Wear.
lkeady-n,aGe Clothing.
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.

VXTHILST the Russians and Turks arc sill fight
w ing for Their respective ella ms til sabcr.ber
wishes tn public the remember that Ii, is sill at
his Old stand wasnS war against high Prices and
that peace cannot b. made.
The subcrbar returns thanks to his friends and
pIhlic generally for heir pas PIT sc lib raj
ly be 'towei upon him; and rs!psc fully announc IS
that he has ja+t returned fom New Yo.k and Phil!
al !pha wi Ii the largest and -: assorted sock of
ALL :Nd WINTER GOODS
ever off red in this markc-. ALL of which have
bc.n bought ut he very Lowest CASH prices and
will b. sold for the CASH country prod &c, at u
very small advance. Purchasers would 10 well 10
give HIN call before making their Fail parch Uses.
for can and will Oft r. great Barg sins rs be
h ID in any city. All k.nl otP!olucc AK II in OK
chang for Goods.
~ .;cmemhcr he pace 20 fnl good nssort-
m.nt of Oh APP Good. il at
j. A. EIIASON,
CuEM CORNER, MIDnLGTuwH.
Sept IS, 'ji-:m* Delaware.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-12-02
Miscellaneous.
REMOVAL OF
J. II. HEALD'S
WHOLESALE IND RETAIL
BOOK s. SlEATEOMERY STORE,

1SOoEA a. . 4 N hoFa s>Ish 90 ~,
Rag aud Paper Warehouse, Book Bindery and
Bhmk Boo 1!ahuJm'ory,
No. 1T Norhct 81, HWmiE g'oa, Pei.
1--WE, sub5cr Der is fully prepared to offer 10
i the e teens ui Delaware and 10 mig todniic+
m th;.n ordinary ind icem ,nts To S:v re their
patronage.
The entire arrangements of his NEW STORE anil
cstib ishmrnt have be II eff .ctcd with the lies gu
and detcru iou OF being cnab ed to sLpp goo Is
in qualtitcs {: her large OF small with piomp.ncSs
in good order Mt the cheapest rates, and 50 rs 10
warrant full .tist;,s
The purchases Of the coacein are made for Cash
in Quantities and at the Auction Sales thus cns..r-
ing the lowest rates and at the same time more
general assortment of goods than can be mot with
in any sng'c Book and stationery Store in the larS
or cites
In II lition to . her facilities 30 TX BINDERY
AMI BLANK BOOK MANDATORY, with new
improves tools and additional workncn. viii gar
ntes Fl ling orl r. FIR s,lins anil Tor The Man f.c
ture Of Blank socks to any ittcra til promptness.
III apply. and in the hest manner.
W,;h 'ut II tempting 10 specify. pnrt'cnlr a.tcn-
ton is cl.cl 20 I'LL assortment Of the latest c
ions OF
Standard AMI New School Books.
Choice and ate nSre lancous Litera-
tLrc Ma sazines Periodicals and cheap
Publications, Ju; emile Books of every
style and price, 900 volumes Of the sun
dav school Mon Publications, Blank hooks
re dy made of al ordinary patterns. Wri-
ting Printing, Wrapping and Fancy Pa
per. Magistrates, Lawyers. and other
Blanks Staple and Fancy Stations
cry in great quantity and in great
variety, &c &c
Storckccpcrs. Traders and Teachers will be farm
ishcd ut liberal discount and consumers will have
their demands Supplied at low rates while our Gus
TONERS shall al be dealt with on the principe of
Entire satisfaction or sale
YoA are respectful ly invited to call and examine.
j I. IIEAlD,
No III. Maikc. Street,
Ger 81 ~ Wilmington. Del
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-12-02
FRENCH TRUSSES,
WEIGHING LESS THAN y OUNCES.

WEIGHING LESS THAN p OUNCES.
FOR TIE CURE OF HERNIA OR RUPTURE.
A CKNoW LEDGED by the highest medical nu-
n horitics of Philadelphia. incomp r,bly supe-
rior to any other in u.s.. sufferers will be grltitied
to learn that the occasion offers to procure not
only the lghcst and most easy, but as durable IL
Truss any other, in Ecu of he cumbrous and
comfort BILE article usually sold There is no diff
Guilty attending the ii ting and when the p,d is To-
Gated, it will retain its position without change
Persons at distance unable to call on the sub
scriber, have the Truss sent any address. by
RENTING FIVE DOLLARS for the single Truss or
Ten for the double with measure round the hips
aud st ting side effected 1t will be exchanged to
suit if not ting, by returning it at once, unsolel
For Sale only by the Importer.
CALEB II. NEEDLES.
Cor Twelfth & Race Streets, Philadelphia.
- Ladies', requiring the benefit of Mechanical
Supports, owing To arrangement Of the internal
Organs, inducing Falling of the Womb. Nocai Pull
monary, Dyspept c, Nervous and Spinal We knees
are informed mat competent and expo. ieno ID
LADY will be in attendance attcn lance at the looms
(set apart for their exclusive use) No. ia TWELFTH
St, LIST door below Race. June 81 Iy
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-12-02
TO Beef and Pork Butchers,
PRIVATE FAMILIES AND OTHERS.
4. Is. D1DIEEs s. BROS
IMPROVED
SAUSAGE or PIE MEAT CUTTER
FOR ISJi.

lVrATENT APPLIED FORA
FTNIIIS celebrated Machine is warran cd with pro-
l. PER car. and use. to cut nnce i lbs. of fine
mci. per minGte; m 2I0 lbs. per hour-not labc TO
get out of r.p,r. and easily operated by IL small
boy. The smpici of cons ,rGc;ion AMI The ease
with which every part. s"'iec I" wear. may be re-
placed. serve 10 rccomm nd his rs III. cheapest and
most pcrtc machine ever inven'cd Being made
IN rcy OF Iron. wi one or wo cxcrp ions renders
ii much more durable than lhoac usually made of
wonl. and much easier kept sweet and clean. and
no warping and swelling when necessarily used, us
is III. with all o hers.
y. u. One great ohcction to Meat Cutters is that
the knives arr stationary. In oar machine the OBJ
ice ion is nbvia,cd the XIV be taken out.
cleaned and put back III II minute 1h" machine is
regulated for cu NJ fine orscnarsr meat by pittin',
in more or less knives. V'It is warranted to ca.
Suusasc or Pic meat equal TO any Machine in the
coun ry. bo IN ~ regards quantity or quality. Also
warranted to cut times the amOan and of Il better
guilty than any cutter ut the price-Again, less
complicated. more durable requiring less power to
operate it than any similar invention oflhc Age
o The Maryland State Agricultural Fair. and the
Maryland Mechanics institute. awarded this ma
chine first class Premium in the years 1851. %
50: and cncom,iums of the like haiicring character
from discriminating Judges, have. on all occasions
of composition, favored ibis useful ar iclc Retail
price So 90
first rate ar icc of Sausage Stutf,r or Filler
tail fom 81. 81 30, 81. 81 30
n. Is. Agricultural Implcmcn! Makers and Ven
drrs. Hardware Merchants and o h,rs woald lo well
to take this machine sale. owing TO its popularity
and The liberal discounts made 10 The trade. The
W c!c is ho;nd be in the possession of every far
mcr and private family. We have in sore and ready
for The season about 5000 Cutters. for which We SO
lett buyers. Wholesale and Retail
+. b. DiDIER & BRO.
No. % y. PACA ST., BALTIEuRE. Nh.
Sent 49, 'Ji--.,m
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-12-02
McFAEHIAAD'S
Fire and Burglar Proof Safe Depot
No. AS P,un Street, Baltimore,

No. AS Prut Street, Baltimore,
directly Opposite the United States llotel)
WE are extensively engaged in the man
w utacture of Salmander Safes, suitable
for Banks. Merchants, jewelers. and business
men generally, who desire to procure an arti-
Gle of that quality which will i'll the most try
ing fire, prove IA true and reliable insurance
against the ravagcs OF the ilamcs. hcrcih
books and other vauabcs have been prcscrv
ed secure midst the fire by which they were
wrapped, and amongst the burning ruins
where for Is hours our Safes have lain, pre-
serving their contents unScorchcd.
Our Safes are made not merely to sell, but
each one is put up with the expectation that
some day it may be subjected to DES-
TROYING ORDEAL.
Our attention being devoted exclusively to
this branch of business, we are thereby ena-
hed to sell what we can consistently recon
mend as genuine, and can furnish to GUS
toners our safes at prices much below the
rates charged by those who sell only as agents.
Our envable reputation won by attention and
care in our manufacturing department, shall
not be brought into discredt by the disposal
Of safes clearing our inscription,) Of all infe-
rior quality.
Our present stock in store at our Depot have
all the improvements recently added to our
Fire, Burglar. and Damp Proof Safes.-includ-
ing patent impenctraoic ~" DEN hoor
LOCK-nalling the most complete safeguard
against fire and rogucs, ever yet offered to
the Public.
Persons in need ola genuine Safe, will find
in our stock all styles and sizes, suited to the
wants of the business community.
In addition to our own manufacture, we
shall always be supplied with the Phoenix and
other cheap Safes, many of which were taken
in exchange for those Of our own make.
BANK FAULTS T. FAULT DOORS,
furnished at the shortest notice.
MCFARLAND Y CO.,
Mar 25 ll5 Pratt St., BALTIC.
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COME AND BUY
YOUR SUGARS IND SPICES

YOUR STT.4RS IND SPWEH
TNDR PRESERVING.- have just open
IL ed our new Fall stool; CT Groccrics-Su-
CARS ofall kinds, Molasses, Syrup, Cinnamon,
Cloves, AlSpice, Ginger, Mace, Nntmcgs.
Pepper and Salt, Coffee, Coffee Essence.
Teas of all kinds. Bakers Cocoa, Munson's
Farina. Cheese, Tobacco, Snuff. Srgars, &c.
n. Is. We have on hand at all times, u
choice lot Of Wines, Brandy, Whisky, and Il
superior article of old Sc!inapps Gin, fol
Medicinal Or family use.
Scp9 A. j. SCOTT Il BRO.