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lls The penuon Of Richard Montgomery and Levi. Harris
sanssraed New York praying for the extension Of paen,
rndns bark years from The expiration Of .ad patent
which TAKE. P.es on the twelfth day Of August, isst
Monday, yam OF Juy, 1854 at 10 O'Clock me and All
pson ought no @ sn,sS any '' have
% NE s , sqsd e @ ~ s
days before The day o. hearing An esnopy BY either
cordsnce with the rules Of tbs once which will be az
The testimony IAN day Of Jaly
s az. 3 ~. " and Other paper. relied upon Testimony must
ofJa,y. ist the arguments within DAYS
n,''s ea rc
previous he ss day ' o. July 's ses,
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents,
r.sEdor. o. the above papers viii please copy and send
Their bills 10 The Patent Office, With containing this
CrTs Of pi.s.snrs .-a County OF A,,.gn.ny, PENN
city r.burr county Alesbany, pepn.yivnnis
These bond. .aed the Pi,.eu and Railroad
we conadn,y recommend them capitalists and de-
The bonds together exhibit, statistical info,
10" % ''''s 'pG 1ossToS Y s'
Assn" or he ri'shus and Coousssle Railroad ccnps,r
ELEGANT Floor o,cIosh.J.s, received and on sale as
'sssu Of goods In The above line which rapidly cutting
Those in wan, q o'.,oss which he produced
y 'ns worSmanshp and maea win do wen 20 c.i
and examine our stock On specimen
cf the cloth have exhibition life IKE poy,,ait ~
Washington, which the attention Of public invited To The
ocohs h,g,e., III.
medal At the Worlds Pair, New York
Amones, designs viii beautiful imitation mosaic IN,
saa patterns of flowers vsuegsied tiles, BODY
Tapestry patterns amer rich velvet - -
Oah .nd walnut grained panels
msrrr rsnitc, ard porcelain tiles, and chntz
'"
H"usrkeepers in of goods line
car on " Soon as find difficult keepup supply such
have. = 80 - '
May l6-3weod Cl.AGrTT a DopaoN
MBHEIfsAs AND CANEs.-staven.. Brnwn,s rIotsl h..
received sciect srh and
~ the styles and heat qualities 10y y
Alec,
desgns and moderate uniform prices.
sTENENiS
May l9-m .4s mI. ssies-roon, Browns Hotel.
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FORM OF OFFER.

IIhrtft The dhteJ I634
sn Tor WEI agree furnish and deliver the yard
conformity with the advertisement of the Bureau Of
May 1854, all wheoak yellow
boh be- therein described.
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G}-Finh WerG.-Mr. Editor; Please announce JOHN II.
HOUSTON candidate for alderman Fifth
nasing election. .ce.t
. y Z
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EDWARD x. COLLINS 90.
No. "a Wall street N. w.
BROWN, sHIPLEY, 4 Co,
Liverpool
r. @. ROBERTS h CO..
- Kingr AIMS Yard, LONDON
]. MUNROE CO.,
~ Rue Notrc Dame DIES vcoies
Paris
GEO. II DRAPER, Havre.
The o. these ships win not be accountable m gold, silver
bullion, specie lewelry, precious unless bills
fading signed therefor and the value nsof
Jan5
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By j. @. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
CxCELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
II at aucon-on "Wednesday morning. May "a b. at 10 o'clock
residence Of gentleman declining housekeeping the
street, 9t and 10Th the flag will
designate house) sell excellent of funi
tuTe, viz;
Mahogany French spring seat sofa as
Do and paror chairs
Do serpenune card tables. light stand
Handsome what not, astral lamp
Walnut and maple chairs, rockers
Buff window shades, lace curtains, cornice
Three ply and Venetian Competing, mating, rugs
Iron hat stand hall lamp, door mats
Mahogany French and cottage bedsteads
DO dressing cabinet, marble top washstand
Hair and husk mattresses, holsters and pillows
Chids cnb and mattress, toilet sets
Walnut extension table, clock
Cooking stove and futures radiators, &C,
Together with the assortment Of kitchen requisites
Terms SIS and UNDER cash that credit OF thirty and
sixty days, for satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
Pss-The house is for rent, apply TO the aucioneer
JAS G. McsUlRE,
MAY 90--d hucuonecr
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limited STATES Mall C.Iifor MIA, via Aspsn-
wall and Panama, the J and 2oib Of
class steamship approved BY the NAVY Department
2oVO ots nn'den, raaranyng speed and safety
Inc Panama railroad completed Obspo,
II r'~' = ~
The transit rom ocean TO embraces
from Aspswa 70 ob-po and u miles o over
Dry road recently pnt IN thorough
therefore, hopytss
and their baggage being 10 and from
alorg-idc the - 800 ~
There will he ve transportation in future rout.
The entirely free from sickness
Reserve being always kept IN port YORK. pans.
san francisco, detention sccidsn
The = entirely roiiatle. F
u expected nai ne the Atlantic win be rrsu
larry IN and the Pacific, in - 10 f9k
.II110 : 1fl7NTa -
West New York. - ~
Jan s--dW
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DraH Ia reply your which
for opinion the tnco
Of clay taken ~ m "ovcon, adjoining Relay
the Bain and ohIo railroad
plastic hlgmnous piso clay, OF yeowsh
burna variety which = especially appropriated the msnufac
turing o pottery: carhen fyece
pfopef quantity OF sand
BY opcuing aud working this valuable
a and most important resource Of State $1,000
Vefyt mly. Nc
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EXrENsIVE Superior Assortm.nt OF Mattings.-
We respectfully
above article this think, complete
offered this community
asked which marked
follows: N
Extra contract a., 81. and 6 white Gowaua
Do
Extra coocd Foekking in Brussels figures This Is entirely
n market.
Extra white Manning, exuahcavy qualify, and low
prices.
Also delightful Loos, India mats,
for
Those who ussd this article have idea what
compensate for the Of importation
ALSO, 10 bales perior 4, a., and matines
10 bales Spanish and Manila manes, coors Both
kinds the
lie halls and horougbfares
Aso, | bale o mating nd carpet bindings
All goods confidently
their kind in this country and will be sold prices which
fail 10 satisfy.
May l6-eo3w CLAGETT 81 DoDsoN
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NowLffs's Psonounciap Dictionary Of the English
Language, Incorporating the labors Of Sheridan and ake
and adding above hny thousand additional
octave 100 pasos Londlu, 1888 Price, ~ IS Imported from
London by FRANCK TAYLOR.
April %
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10 g. H. LUcKErr, EGO Baltimore city.
Nav unet.
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IroR ALE or LesseA oommodous four and
lbh side, House
and
Terms accommodating and
ste Address 10, Solicitors Once Treasury Department
St
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NEW forh, May al, is53-rhe undersigned has ib. a.,
~ opened an ofhce No ~ William street fuercants
for the transaction 81 general brokerage business.
securities bought sold. f N'' e'V
rromissoy notes, bite exchange loans negotiated
Nav fa-df rNss,f,sT 10 =, a.
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Notice OF the Of tho Land once from
~ sfARTA, to ELIZA, In ALABAMA
Under authority Of entitled
eh 70 he location Of land Offices, approved March
heehy Declared and made
me public lands IN the SPARTA district Alabama
moved from he town Of SPARTA, present location ELIZA
,oHse county IN said state The fret April
s'vsn under hand of Washington,
hfty four,
ny the rrcsidenfs
iouS Wrsor,
F~b i7-vIsw
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T. AhBATr, Secretary.
cuinLss DE ssLDtSo, IN opposite Odd Fellows Bn
agent
w:P JoH'srOs,M =. opposite City Post omce nh street
physician.
Pamphlets explanatory Of the principles operations
company can be obtained nn application at the agents Office.
9-u
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CO John w. mnury having Hsscnted 10 the of
his respectfully Kim candidate for
lion to the office of the duties of which he has discharged
during years with ability, fidelity and
citizens with the fullest confidence their appreciation
good officer. Ert ~ .gS.x gw MANY CITIZENS.
NAV
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RosIos american Aim~noc for 1854, aud lrepos,tor,
~ o. Useful knowledge, Statistics, Sc. &C. For sale At
LAM aoos.or. 49, ns on !,
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E'hsssUEp House Hent-The three basement
house situated The side % f7th sna
The House including
neatly and furnished P6sst Immediately
re-, particulars inquire At No % wisder's Building
May 1851
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naLrrmonn AND ONO RAILROAD ron

Cincinnati, Louisri Indianapolis, Counl, zapesris osrs
#0 land, Toledo, Chicago, oud 81 fouis
THROUGH tickets for all above points had the rail
Il road station in Washington.
Passengers leaving Washnrton g. arnv Wheeling 10
time with In. splendid Du
for Wesve 40 miles from Wheeling thence direct by railroad
Cleveland, Toledo, Chicago and Alton steamboat
miles, 70 ~ Louis Leaving Washington 5, they viii
csnnect the afternoon with the spsndd "Unon Tne
Tor Cincinnati and Louisville and for Indianapolis by railroad
bewrcncehufr
Through tickets sold for Cincinnati, Louisville and Indanapo
lie, also for GAINESVILLE and Columbus national from
Wheeling holding through
point the information apply IT, w.
PARSONS, agent, Washington.
J. n. DONE,
feh7-du Master Transportation.
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IfRENCH Shirt BOsOms.-Ths day received fresh and
large supply fashionable Freach shirt hosoms
Shirt makers Others will find this article only elegant
prices this article
sTEvENs's
May 2l--3iif Sales room, Browns Hotel.
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q. II. SAND, % South a., N. Y.
G. A. HEiNEkEN & Co., Bremen.
MhR1INEAU, CROSKEY, X Go Southampton
WILLIAM iSELIh, HAVE.
25--diy
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w hNIED 70 rent immediately comfortable dwell
w nEhouFo, IN good neghborhood eight
rooms with Kitchen Set location First wsrs'
/ preferred.
SWUNG hoe win parors, i've or sr Chambers dining rooms
Kitchen rantfcs bei &c The house furnished with r
and bath hHinrcs, and tho locality upohe
Persons having either Of the desirable
tenants BY eivng written description Of with me
Price Sc on Or before Wednesday, 9th nan with the sub
scrihor. las q NcgtfiRF
Mar I'D Auctionecr ~ Comm sion Merctaat
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fMBHELLAs AND CANEs.-stayen. Bro~u.s uo,el h..
received sriec snA large variety
of the newest styles and hest qualities y
Also and varied
Of designs and moderate uniform p,ice
sTENENi'S
May l9-Sm .4. m@.. Sales room, Browns Hotel.
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NOTICEThe weather being length equable, persons
IN siding Capitol informed
vapor other
applied above, being
heanng extended, when desired spacious airy
United States infrmary e.t8
BOYD REILLY,
Vapor Bathing Rooms, Capitol
u5-see front basement, n Fountain
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and shares certificates packages the
above .pandd will receive the prompt
drawing viii DO immediately
10 all who order from
Address +. J. HUCkEY, Agent
May Wilmington, Delaware.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-01-12

ESCAPE or A SNAKE FROM A MANS Mouth.
An extraordinary circumstance occurred
a few days ago TO Jonathan Smith, gunner's
mate, who was paid off at Portsmouth, on
the 9Th Of May last, from Her Maiesty's ship
Hastings, ~ guns, on her return to England
from the East Indies, lie obtained ak
weeks leave, and at the expiration of that
time, after seeing his friends at Chatham he
j9ined the Excellent, gunnery ship,at Ports.
mouth. After some time he was taken un-
well: his illness increased, and he exhibit.
ed a swelling in his stomach and limbs.-
The surgeon considering that It rose from
dropsy, he was removed TO Haslar hospital,
and, alter much painful suffering, although
he had every attention paid to him by the
medical officers of tho establishment, he
died. Two hours before his death, n living
snake, nine inches IN length, came out OF
his mouth, causing considerable SURPRISE
How the reptile got into his mouth is a mys-
terry. IL Is supposed that the deceased must
have swallowed the reptile when II was
young, drinking water, when the Hastings
was out IN India. as the ship laid for some
time at T~rlcomolee, and close to a small
island, called Snake Island. The crew us
eli TO very often find snakes on board. The
way they used to get into the ship was by the
cable and through the hawser holes.-Lon
don Chronicle,
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FrOlrl New York.

New YORK, Jan. 4.--The ship New Eng
land arrived at New Orleans from Bremen,
having had seventy deaths on board during
the passage. There were 500 passengers.
The Washington correspondents of the
city papers, state that Senator Fish is col,
lecting information with a view to a thorough
revision Of emigration Laws, aud that a bill
for that purpose will soon be prepared.
The enlisting of foreigners in New York
ostensibly for the Turkish war, is supposed
by the Administration to be intended for FL
libustering purposes near home, and the
matter has been referred to the attention Of
the Attorney General, g
Tho British Government has not receded
from its demand for a full participation in
our c~oasting trade.
A meeting Of merchants is to be held al
the Tabernacle, to consider the subject of
ocean postage. Mayor Westetvelt has con-
scented to preside. Elihu Eurritt will be
present and address the meeting,
The Herdld'S Washington correspondent
states that a treaty with Mexico has been
negotiated by Mr.. Gadsden, which is now
in the hands of the President, and will soon
be communicated to the Senate. II pro-
vides for such a boundary as will enable
the U. s.. to protect Mexico from the Tndi-
ans for the right OF way for a Rail Road to
the Pacific, with an alternative that Mexico
shall cede to the U. s, a boundary that shall
extend nearly to the Slst parallel, giving a
extent of territory, including lower
California and Sonora, upon payment of
$50, 000, 000-also for the enforcement Of
the Tehuantepec right of way.
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rHE oLp SLOW aud EASY FouNDRY.
Messrs. Clarke, Wright & Co.,

MCcclSs NANNY a.
4 fave taken. forh term Of years, the Foundry
owned by John Arney, Esq, situate upon To-
lisabus and broad Streets, in the city OF Lancaster,
where they are determined to be on hand with ailsueh
articles in their line, as the country requires.
COAL, WOOD, COOKING AND PARtOUa STOVES.
A@-MlLL GEARING, MACHINE
&zaCASTINGS AND PL0UGHS, OF
various patterns, warranted a superior article, togeth-
&C with allminor articles in the Foundry line
CLARKE'S Cornstalk aud Straw Cutter,
An article supericrto all others of the kind IN the
country. and one to which we invite the special at
tention Of the FARMER. This machine for cutting
shock corn for high feeding or iattening stock, will
ave from 80 to 40per cent. Cord Fodder, when cut,
y nearly or quite equal To hay for feeding either cat
tie or horses, making an acre Orwell saved corn fod-
der worth two acres Of the best grown hay in Ohio.
They are calculated for either hand or horse power.
w care also preparing to furnish TO order
MccORMlcK'S REAPER AND GRASS CUT
TER AND MOORE'S WHEAT DRILL,
Farmers give us call. Everybody give us a call,
and buy our goods and wares our ploughs and shares,
md we will try In turn to buy your corn, your wheat,
your -four, your meat, your hay, your oats, your
rag bank notes, or aught you may desire to spare, Of
broken pots and other ware. We therefore have the
.highesthope, without designing any joke, that you
will give a liberal share of patronage to us who are
determined to do business on the most liberal terms,
CLARKE. WRIGHT & co.
l. xeAster February 10, 1853 40
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PoIsoNINe.-Thousands of parents who use Yer
mifuge composed of castor oil, calomel. etc, are not
aware that while they appear to benefit the patient,
they are actually laying the foundation for a Sc
ries of disease, loss Of sight, weakness of limbs.etc.
In another column will be found the advertisement
ofon Of all directly Interested in their own as well as
their children's health. In liver complaints and all
disorders arising from those OF a bilious type. should
make use Of the only genuine medicine, Hobensack's
Liver Pill.
IT'Be mol deceired," but ask for Hob"nsack's
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and observe that each
has the signature fthe proprietor N. Hobensack,
as mono else are gennine.--N. Y. Erpress.
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Nolice DO BMiIdcrs and MochnnIcs

TIME subscriber is now establishing an EXTEN.
n SIVE LUMBER YARD,
At GIesy's w~harf,-root OF Columbus and
High Streets, Lancaster,
and intends keeping constantly on hand a1lkfndso Of
Lumber and Coalfor sale,
His extensive acquaintance and knowledgeo Of LWIp-
Der, will enable him to select the best qualities, and
sell at such prices, as will merit the patronage Of
generous public. %e
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS
sving special bills tolll will find it to their interest
to call on him before purchasing elsewhere.
Z TPHe will also furnish at Wholesale and Retail,
LIME and CEMENT ola superior quality.
Believing in the old maxim, that "a ninible Sifpeace
Is better than a sloto shilling my terms will be cash.
August 81. WIN. J, CARD.
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WEIGH AND corys1Dpn.

Dr.. Halls BALSAM, Is no Paregorie Preparation
but a Medicine sOhich makes cures at home
tchere the parties can be found.
The Great Cough 81 COnsumptIvs Remedy
READER! have You a cough, which YOU are neg
~lccting under the idea that it Is only a common cold,
and that it will soon swear itself out2" Let a friend
tell you, in all kindness. what will socn be the proba.
BILE result. In a short time, IL you continue to neg
lect yourself, YOU will begin to feel a sense Of tight
ness and oppression across the chest, accompanied
with frequent sharp darting pains. Then, dry hack
ing cough will set in. and when you raise anything II
viii be a thick and yellowish, or white frothy matter,
streaked perhaps with blood. If you still take no
medicine, these unpleasant symptoms will increase
and you will soon have hectic fever, cold chills. night
swests, copious expectoration, and then great prostfa-
ton. If YOU still neglect yourself, a few weeks OF
months will sec you consigned to the grave, leaving
your friends to mourn how rapidly consumption did
its work, and hurried you away. Friend! have you
no cause to be alarmed Inthe above sketch YOU NAV
see in a glass, how every case Of consumption pro-
crosses. with more or less rapidity, TO a fatal termin-
alton. Ofall the thousands and millions whom this
great Destroyer has gathered to the tomb, every sim
gle case began with a cold! fthis had been attended
to, all might have been we'll; but, being neglected, un-
der the fatal delusion that II would swear itself off, !"
IL transferred its deadly action to the substance of the
Lungs exciting there the formation of tubercles. Cold
after cold added feulto the flame, until these tn
bercles began to soften and suppurate. leaving. by
their liberation, great cavities in the Lungs AT this
crisis the disease Is very difficult of cure, and often.
times sets at defiance all human means.
In the latter, or VOL st stage, this medicine will Of
%tentimes arrest the disease or check its progress. and
will always make the patient more comfortable, and
proong his life, and il is therefore worthy ofa trial
but in its ~incipient or forming periods, consumption
Is as durable as any other disease, ana DIR. HALI's Raj
sam for the Lungs, if taken at this time, will cure Il
as surely as It is taken! We earnestly exhort all who
have a cough, or are subject to colds, to keep the me.
dlcine by them. and whenever you take cold, eradi.
cate il thoroughly, and at once, by this powerCully
healing compound, and leave your Lungs uninjured
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LAMARTIEE says: 1.-THE Turks, ia a race
OF men, and as a nation, arc still the first
and most elevated amongst the people of
the East. Their character IL noble and
grand; their courage is Intact; their virtues
religious, civil and domestic, are calculated
to inspire in every impartial mind esteem
and admiration, Their mobility is write
on their brows, and In their actions. n
1ssy hla hsttrE iUsvs ard a more enliuhened
Governmeut, they would be one Of thc first
people In the world,h
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PAINTS, OILS. &c.

New Process of Self-acting GaIyanizing
JAMES GARAGHTY, at his Matchmaker and
- Jewelry Establishment, three doors cast of the
Hooking Valley Bank, is now and at all times pre-
pared to Galcanise Watches or any other metallic
%asticles with the purest Gold, in a manner to defy
the best Of Judges, and warranted to stand better than
that done by the old principle Of a Battery, on the
most reasonable terms and shortest notice. Speei-
mems can be seen at his Shop. The highest PRICE
puidfo California Gold.
b., JAMES GARAGHTY.
Lancaster, January 60, 1853.
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6-Itis now definitely settled that the
Crystal Palace Is TO bea PERMAsESr Issrr.
TUITION, devoted TO the Exhibition of indns.
trial and artistic productions Of all nations.
we deem this a matter Of high national
Importance. Not only will there be a dis.
play side by side In the duplicate force OF
positive character and comparative merit, OF
The outworkings Of all the great nations,
but there will be the technical means OF
judging Of the value Of the things go shown
-Ne1D York TrIbuns.
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From California.

San FANcisco, Dec. 6.-The total trea.
sure shipped in California was SI,l67, 200
including that transferred from the Win
held Scott. Mining news generally favor.
able The Utah Indians were committing
dspredations in Southern parts Of the State,
The markets had been quite active, and pur-
chases tor the interior are heavy. Rates
generally remain unchan red.
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NEW GOODS.


VMIE have now received a large and complete as
w sortment Of New 81 Fashionable Goods,
which we are daily exhibiting and selling at the old
stand Of RETNMUND AND Son.
All we ask or require, Is, that persons visiting our
city Ia pursuit ofgood bargains, will give us a CALL
We detest hnnbpggery, aud, besides, our goods, once
eramined, recommend themselves. Our stock is full
was bought in a cash market, and we are satisfied
with small profits We can supply. our customers
with almost every thing heart can wish for, from an
ounce Of indigo to a hogShead of Sugar; or from a
yard Of Ct cent Calico to a full suit Qf ciothesf for 81.
of Shoes, Hats, Bonnets. Hose, Ribbons, Psrasols.
silks, lawns. ~bareges, dc LANES, ginghams, calicoes,
cloths, cassimeres, sstinets, teeeds, &c ,,wear we'll
supplied asresPeets both qualities and prices.
I'VE keep on hand the best Of Family Groceries,
such as Teas. Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, Syrup, Rice,
Spices, &c.
And we are alwsys supplied with a large and vain.
able stock of Ready Made Clothing, made here
at home. on special order, and therefore greatly pre-
~ferableto that imported from eastern slop-shops.
gJCash and country Produce always taken In ex-
change for goods. REINMUND e MARTIN.
AOril 30, 1852. d89