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Foreign News.
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The steamship Arabia arrived here this
morning, with daies 10 the 18th. from
Liverpool.
From Madrid We learn q hat the Spanish
government has made fall and complete
TeparatiOn for the Black Warrior out
rage.
The steamship Glasgow, from Glasgow,
90, aruund in the Clyde on the LIST Of
April, nnd sprung leak, compelling her
10 return and discharge her cargo
The ARABIA reports having passed the
Africa for Liverpool, on the l6;h.
March goth an imporian, sally was
made from Kale(at, and sanguinnry
engagement Of four hours duration took
place. The Russians were routed aud
pursued for some distance.
A British war steamer arrived al Malta
on the 7Ih with important news.
The Turks purposely left free passage
for the Russians 10 Hirsova, and then at
tackled them in the rear. After n hard
fight half of the Russians were cut to pie
ces, and the rest crossed the Danube.
Gen. Gnnobert and 5000 French troops
arrived at Constanlinople, April 5th.
The declaration OF war by England and
France was known in Turkey, and caused
much excitement.
Hanover sides with the Western Pow
ers. All the minor German States except
Bavaria do likewise, and, will, support
Austria in forcing Prussia To declare her.
self, should the subject come before the
Federal Diet
The Independent, Beige, announces
that permanent treaty, offensive and
defensive, had just been signed by France
and England, independent of the pressn,
wnr.
CoPRNHAGEN, l3Ih.-Four steam ships
under Admiral Phenrize had detached
from Sir Charles Napier's feet and were
sent to the Gulf of Finland.
The British Frigaie Empress had chased
a Russian Corveu into Speavord.
MARsErLLEs .l4'h. Admiral Brunt had
replaced Admiral Hamlin in the Black
Seaforthe purpose of giving Admiral Dun
das the chief command OF both fleets.
while General St, Arnaud is TO have COM
mand of the combined land forces.
LONDON. Sa,urday.-The Daily News,
under date of Copenhagen l4.h says the
British Friga.e Amperon, with 81 guns,
is ashore near Drago and all attempts to
get her off have proved frui'Iess. The
Post from Hamburg 18th reports Admiral
Napier having received report from Ad-
miral Philesadge that l6 Russian ships of
war were anchored off HeIsingfois, and
wished to gain the fort Of Revalis, making
all attack.
ODESSA. 2Otk,-AIl the French and
English vessels have been ordered ou, of
port.
ENGLAND. Nothing doing on accoun,
Of Eeasler holiday. Weather dry and
farmers complaining.
SPAIN-Mr. Snule had received in.
struc,ions 10 demand pre- paration for the
Black Warrior affoi'. IOn the 9th the
Spanish Gnvernmen, made the needlul
apologies andGuIl security recompense,
besides blaming the Governor General of
Cuba.
RUSSIAN EEPEDIHIoN AT JAPAN.--The
Russian steamer Bostwick arrived at
Shanghai from Mangeshi .on the lo,h of
February. She isporiedt that the Emper-
or ofIapan had consented to negotiate. and
had sent ministers to treat with the Russ
ians. The Japanese ministers thought
they wodld undoubtedly open their ports,
but required time
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PLYMOUTH LEATHER MARKET.
REPORTED BY sEELy AND CASE.


Mr.. JAS. MGuFFEY With gratitude to you
and sympathy for all who are suffering from
Rheumatism, feel compel ed to say that the
cvual of your Liniment has never been present.
ed before to the public. For years have been
suffering beyond description from Rheumatism,
and have tried every remedy that was brought
to my notice, all to no purpose. Everything
else failing, l was induced to try Bushfe DIS
Nerve and Bone Linment and by the nse of it
am now restored from every symptom of pain
or rheumatism. Several of my ncighbors have,
used it with equal success. That its merit
stands above all others, feel confident to say,
and the only query to my mind is, why don't
you bring this invaluable remedy before the
public in manner becoming its merit.
ANNA LITTLE.
Allegheny City, August TO- 1853.
For sale by IL NJ Mnnstcr Plymouth
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SANDUSkY MARKET.

Office of the Sandusky Register, April %.
WHEAT-l,6I for white. and ] go for red.
Flour--At the mill we quote Sandusky City
at SS,2j by dray-load, and Bay City 1915
Corn-i9@ soc. Considerable arriving.
Oats-Little arriving. Wanted at 34GD36c.
Fish-white at So, 80 bbls and "a, ,Sj hlf-bbls.
Salt-By retail $500.
LuMBER-Cea' sells at S2S per VI, 2d clear
90, and common at Sl2alS per NJ; shingles at
SS;50a4,O0 d NJ for first quality. Lath $2,7j
h VI.
Potatoes are selling at size T. bu.
Apples-According to quality I5cGSl.
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WASHINGTON April 26.
The Union says the Gadsden Treaty
was ratified by the Senate and arranges
the Mecilla Valley difficulty and provides
route for the Pac, ,lic Railroad. 1t alb
rogates the second article of the treaty of
Guadalupe Hidalgo, and recognises the
transit granted in 1853 over the Tehaunte-
pec.--for oil of which Sl0,000,o0O is to
be paid.
The Unionintima'es that the Treaty will
lead to peaceful relatious between United
States and Mexico.
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NEW YORK MARKET

NEW YORK, April 81.
Flour-Thcre is little change in our market fol
Western and State and Common. Sales Western
Canal at 81 G2a7, 81 for ordinary to State; SaS,-
81 for mixed to good brands Michigan and
common to good Ohio.
Grain-Rye firm at slal,0 Barley nomin-
al. Oats at 54a56 for State and Western. Corn
at SOC for unsound; 50 for mixed; S3 southern
white; 81 for round yellow, Sc for south. ycllew.
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WAN

NEW BOOKS-rhe following new Books
~ just received, and for sale at the Plymouth
Book Store: Mark lIurdlestone or the two Broth
ers; Northend's Teacher and PARENT Father
Gavazzi's Lectures and Life; Byrncs' Artist and
Tradesman's Companion; Hints on Public speak,
ing; Cushings Manual for Debating societies,
&c; Beatrice, or the Unknown Relatives; a
deeply interesting tale. nlO
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NOTICE,

Alb PERSONS kunwing themselves indebted
to WEBER 4 COURTRIGHT, will save cost
and trouble. by calling on J. w. BEEKMAN, Ply
mouth, Immediately, and paying up, as the ac-
counts must all hop paid by the 1st day Of March
next, or otherwise satisfactorily arranged.
JOHN W. BEfKMAN,
lltf Assignee of Webber & Courtright.
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Culver WARE--Spoons, Knives, Forks,
- Spectaclas, Thimbles, and-just call and see
them. aprl22 LIGHT g. HOFFMAN.
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Ready Made Clothing,

For Spring and Sunsnser Wear,
ever brought 10 thistown. His stock consists of
every thing wearahe, at the lowest prices
Goats, Vests, Pants, of every possible style,
Fine Shirts, under Shirts, Drawers, Hosiery
Of all kinds, Stocks, Cravals OF the la,eststyles,
selected by himself, in Boston, New York and
Philadelphia. just before the late great break
down in the east, which ena5 es h IN to under
sell the world on anything in his line.
HATS AND CAPS,
of all styles and prices. always up to the FASH
lions, constantly ON hand.
The General pays particular attention to
Making Salts to Order,
and spares no pains to make complete fito.
The Generals new quarters are commodious,
and what is better, he has filed them with the
largest, richest and best steck of Goods ever
brought to Plymouth, Coll and see and be con-
vinced that old fogyism in business must sue.
cumb to enterprise, and that the General caa
and does sell cheaper than the cheapest.
plssynouth Aprij 90 1854
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Great Attraction |!
d. 0oR N B e EK,
LAND EK SALE.

LAND FIR SALE.
VIZ subscriber will sell so acres of land living
Il m Plymouth township, known as a part OF
,he ,i Gar'sner farm. For particulars, enquire Of
htbECCA GARDNtR, living in Plymouth.
ALso-The house and lot in which she resides
IN the town of Plymouth, all of which there can
oe good titles given. Payments made easy by
oeing well secured REB CCA GARDNER.
plymouth March IL, lS5L.--Gm
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OHIO LIFE INSURANCE GOWN. W.
~ BRENNAN, Agent, corner of Main and
Plymouth-st. Plymouth, o. aprl22
NOLD AND SILVER PENS AND PENCILS
" AN endless varietyof styles and prices.
aprl22 LIGHT e. HOFFMAN,
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WESTERN EXCHANGE,
SoutA"east corner Of the. PublicSqndre
1 mouth, Ohio.
TNHE subscriber would respectfully inform the
above House formerly kept by H. Lininger) in
Plymouth, and having thoroughly reparedt it, is
now well prepared to accommodate travellers and
others. His table will always be supplied with
the best tho markets afford His stables (tr Dr.
oughly rspaired) are under the care of attentive
astlers aprl22-3m JOHN SMITH. q
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DLASTER. Salt, Fish and Water Lime, for sale
L by aprll5 y. WORNBEER,
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pIBLES.-We can sell Bibles cheaper
- than any establishment in Northern Ohio
Call aud see. A. G. DU BOlS s. SON,
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Ashes,

ENXCELLENT Swedes Cable-some of it to be
IL had yet at u. HOORNBEEKrS
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Y ARNlSH--Bronzes, Paint and Var
nish Brushes, God and Silver Leaf Glue
chinese and American Vermilia Sold by
octl5-y1 H. M. WOOSTER
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NEW GOODS At BURGOYNE'S
GEN. r. #. BURGOYNE,
LAS received and 10 now receiving, little
LII the largest, incest and CHEAPEST as
vortment of
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Ea1sH- Cod, Mackare and White--the best
! IN markets, at the lowest price at the store
OF 7"~ar H& w ROGERS
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TEARTH-STONE REvERIES, and Temper
III ahce Tales, by Thurlow w. Brown, edito
of the Cayuga Chief. "A book which should u
placed in the hands Of every family in the cou 2
try. For sale by A. G.. DU B0IS d SON n
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rUTLERY--The best manufacture of Pen,
" Pocket, Butter and Desert Knives, Shears,
Scissors, etc. LIGHT & HOFFMAN.
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HATS AT COST.---Seely & Case
IL are anxious to close out theft entire stock Of
Hats, ut New York cost. 30 says Mndam Rumor.
GOOD Crayats, yatt RURGorNE's. H..
~ has the plain, rich black, those with as
many colors as the RAINBOW, in fact an assort.
menl 10 suit all tastss. .,., e.
BUFFALO ROBES-Some choice whole skins
ID at (n9} !. SPENCER &WR1GHT's.
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GuNs--Double and single barreled Guns,
~ Rifles, Rcvolvers, Pistols and Rife barrels
Locks and Trimmings of all kinds at the Jewel
ry stoIe of LIGHT & HOFFMAN
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WARRANTED Of the best quality,
made Of the best white wheat, expressly
Tor Family use, by the Plymouth Mill, will b.
kept constantly on hand, snd for sale by
g5'g3a# III r. SPENCER T. WRIGHT. ~j
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NJ OTlONS to all intents and purposes. Cash
~ paid for gold and silver nj the store of
april22 LIGHT & HOFFMAN.
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TNEAs for fifty cents u ib, equal to that which
L issold in other stores in town for S,I-call
and satisfy yourself at the store of
april1o 5W ROGER
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1854-04-27
HDEAD THIS. WILL YOU ?-The

81 - LAD lI1lO, w ILL 1OO - lie
q O. undersigned is now opening at his store in
the borough OF Belletonte, very large assortment
of Dress Goods consisting in part of Lawns from
Ia to 81 l-2 cents, Bereges, solid and figured,
Berege De Lains as low as IL 1-2 cents, Muslin
De Lains as low as IL 1-2 cents, Fancy Ginghams,
Black 6 ro De Rhine Silks, Chame leon Silks Kid
and Silk Gloves of every varie ty, Alpacas, Qaeens
cloth, Camleteen, Mus. De Beges, Linen Lnstres,
Madonna Cloths, Undersleeves low as 81 1-2
cents, Chimezettes of every variety, Tamboon
and Needle Work Collars
An extensive variety of Straw Goods embracing
Bonnets from 81 1-2 cents 3.00-Hats from IL 1-2
cents for Palm Leaf, up to o00 for the latest Pana-
ma Press Hat, including Canada and Braid hats of
various qualities and styles; EI so
A large stock of gentlemen's furnish ng, such as
Hosiery, Kid Linen, Silk. Linen and Silk, ST Kid
finish and Thread Gloves. Spring Stocks and
Stocks with buckles, Shirt Collars, Napoleon Ties,
Italian, Silk, Linen, Silk and Linen, Gingham,
Lawn and Gingham lawn cravats and Shirts.
ALSO,
A beautiful assortment of Ready-made clothing,
material and make according TO the styles and
black, olive and brown habit cloth, tweed, Ken.
lucky jean, cottonade, green and farmers linen
coats,-Buff, white and fancy marseilles, linen and
black satin Vests-bla ok and fancy cashmere, sum-
mer cashmere, linen illing, cottonade and far
mer's linen pants-boys linen inc coats' @c.
Gents calf and morocco boots, Kip and calf mon.
roes, French calf CATERS congress boots, with pa
tent leather tips, shoes and sippers-boys monroes
ladies black and fancy lasting CATERS, Kid pump
buskins, New Haven and Jenny Lind ties, Kid
slippers and boots of various kinds-a large stock
of misses and chidrens' gaers, boots and shoes OF
good quality.
ALSO,
Shoe findings, such as lasts, avis, awl hats, heel
ball, shoe thread pegs, awl blades cast and steel
hammers, French Morocco, Brush Kid, Roans,
Bronze Morocco and Pink Innings.
ALSO,
corn husk Mattresses, sacking bottoms, red wooden
names. wagon whips, fly nets, carpet chain, well
ropes, &c.
Together with large assortment of Dry Goods,
Hardware, Groceries, Drugs Tobacco, Mackere,
Herring, &C., &c, all of which he will sell at his
usual low prices for cash or country produce. Call
and examine styles and prices. No charge for
shelving goods.
JOHN TONNER.
: Bellefonte, April 6, 1854.
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BeIlefontc, January 10, 1S54-15.
IW EsHgTDG E,S ssar Daguer.

IL lie REAN GALLERY, Brokerhof'' g Row,
Second Floor, next door to the one formerly oocu-
pied as the Centre Democrat Office, Beefonte, Pa.
Nature has triunfphed, and ingenious art
May to each chain an added grace impart,
Control the rays that mellow from the skies
And bid the image from the chemic plate arise
This Gallery of art has a reputation for finished
pictures firmly established without the foreign aid
of imported 6 heads" or native hnmbug. We in
vite the test of examination. Good judgment and
correct taste we feel assured will not require the
incentives Of high sounding boast to direct
choice of Pictures intended to perpetuate the image
of those we love. We do not rest our claim upon
the vaunted popularity of name, which, before
real worth is destined to pass away
''Like the baseless fabrics of a vision"
Price of Pictures varying from rs cents to $40.
Likenesses taken in cloudy as well las fair wealth
er Child en- and deceased persons also taken.
~ The subscriber has on hand and for sale
first rate Apparatus and all necessary fixtures
which he will dispose OF on reasonable terms
February 2, 1854. IT
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1854-04-27
C1onrad House. EgeIIefonte,

" PENNA.-The undersigned would respect
fully announce to his old friends and the public
generally that he has just removed 10 the large and
commodious new Stone House, near the Diamond.
Allegheny street, Bellefonte, Pa. The building
having been erected expressly, for the purpos E,
and according to the plan of the most elegant and
approved hotels in the eastern part of the State he
feels confident that it is much better calculated for
comfort and convenience than any other in this
country. He has also furnished it in the best man.
ner ;-sparing neither pains cost 10 render it
comfortable and agreeable tothose favoring him
with their custom.
The Stabling connected with the establishment
is large and convenient with an excellent carriage
house.
BY strict attention TO his duties long experience,
and determination not to be excelled by any
house in this sect ion, he hopes to merit the favor
and custom of the public.
Persons visiting Beefonte on business or pleas
will find the "Conrad House" pleasant and
cheerful stopping place.
JOHN H. MORRISON.
Bellefonte, Nov 10, 1853. S Proprietor
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NE w FIR M
NEW FIRM.
LOW PRICES AND NEW GOODS! /!
The Greatest Place for Barga ins i'm Town
WILLIAM J. KEALsH & co.


AVE old Rohrok Arcade building
a 70
n
Gntzn GaBlack blue, and invisible Cloths Casameres
color and quality velvet silk and fancy vesngs; handkchefs
robes &c. &c.
Goods-Bac
aks and fancy lpacas; sack
hann pher scar and hoods KID silk and thread gnghams and
silk and ladies collars, unesves linen
handkerchefs null thread edgings, &C.
bhed
HatA large and excellent assortment Hats silk mon, kosuth, g.
and hoades kid slippers CATERS fancy ditto, gentcemens
heavy calf and bgan boots calf and og Shoes and hdens duc large
variety
eaay Cyoe-A large selected stock dymade clothing
consisting coats pa silk and fancy, pants mag
nable
misunderstanding in that lne such shovel spades hocs fork
Knives and forks spoons pocket and pen knives, hinges
Saws Nails Spikes &c., &c.
endless
articles that talk about advertisement.
Quick Sales Small The
be examined.
will be done exclusively principle uoaent
ket price will be paid IN goods
" Pedls furnished with goods at wholesale prces
to
patronage
Belefonc January 10, 1S54-15.
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Bellefonte, July %, 1s53-tf.
q GOOD MILL SITE FOR SALE
II. HUMES,
E. c.. HUMES.

"A GOOD MILL SITE FOR SALE
IA ANY one desiring an investment in property
of this kind may find it greatly to their advantage to
make an examination of the premises. II is very
pleasantly situated in Nttany Valley about three
and quarter miles East of Bellefonte on never
FILLING stream of Limestone Water and SO neal its
fountain as not to be affected by the ice during the
wintar, and in place that defes opposition from
any other quarter than those now IN existance.-
Beefonte is the nearest on the West, the Bald Ea-
gle (3a miles) on the North, Hoys q miles, on the
East, and Gordon's Y miles, on the Souih-connec-
ted with some of the best farm land in the county,
and in neighborhood that fully warrants the con-
section of a small Store with the Mill /; and there
- 10 serious obstruction to almost any amount CT
bower with an overshot wheel. These, together
certainly make il desirable site for any one pre-
pared to enjoy home of this description.
For further information apply at this Office.
Dec. 2, 1852.
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YEvHE YOUNG AMERICANS Ii

n
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Lives of Distinguished Men, written with much
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Containing the life of Daniel Webster, the great
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Illustrative of his character and the following Illus
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The Life of Henry Clay. the Mill Boy of the
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The Life of Benjamin Franklin, mine illustrtions
|. The Life of Gen Washington, nine.illusfratlons
The Life Of Marion, nine Illustrations.
The Life of Lafayette, nine illustrations
The Life of VIM. Penn, nine illustrations.
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February I'd, 1854. 3mo
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1854-04-27

NASTINGS.-The undersigned having
q leased The LOGAN FOUNDRY, in the Bor-
ough of Belefonte, together with all lis patterns,
notifies his friends and the public in general, that
he is prepared to make all kinds of GR.ST, SAW
MILL, FORGE, FURNACE and ROLLING
MILL CASTINGS, as well as any other kind of
Machinery Castings. He is ais making a large
variety OF
STOVES & PLOWS.
including the Wortz Pow, the Wortz improved
Pow and several others of the most approved
styles, and at the lowest rates for cash or prompt
pay; or at fair rates for trade of all kinds. Being
himself practical workman he fatters himself
that his work will give entire satisfaction He has
now on hand
COOKING STOVES
snitable for either coal or wood, which he will
sell on reasonable terms accordn 10 size and
style: also nine plate, Air-Tight, egg and other
Coal Stoves, at reduced rates He would call at
tention to neat pattern of COAL STOVES, ex-
cusively Of cast iron which he is now making and
for .neainess and durability cannot be excelled.
He has also on hand every size and kind of Sied
and Sleigh Soles, wagon boxes, kettles, Brice and
Durkee wheels, &c.
He is also prepared to make IRON RAItING OF
any and every description, also WATER and
BLAST PIPE of every size from half inch bore
to whatever size desired
All orders from distance will be promptly at
tended TO as heretofore. and he hopes by care and
desire to please 10 keep this, what it now is, The
leading establishment In the county.
PeIIefonte Mar % 1884 2I =
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= HNIssOLUTION.-NEW FIRM,

b hlSSOLO LOllON.-NEW + IL M -
~ The copartnership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned and John Tonner under the
firm of E. c. HUMES 6 Co., was dissolved by the
withdrawal of the latter on the 10Th inst. 1t is de-
sirable that the business of the late firm should be
closed as speedily as possible, and hence all those
having unsettled accounts are respectfully request
ed to call and settle the same at their earliest con-
venience. The books of acc cunt in the hands,
and will be settled by the undersigned TO whom
payment of all claims will be made.
The business in future, will be conducted at the
old stand, by E. G. Humes and w. H. Humes, un-
der the style of E. g. HUMES u BRO.
And, as they are particularly desirous of accom-
'Rodaling the old and highly valued customers of
this establishment, they confidently look for re-
newal of their patronage, promising to use their
best endeavors to sell goods at as low rates, at
leastas the same quality sold in this country,
and at the same time satisfy them in all other re-
spects. They will continue to purchase grain OF
all XII nds for cash.
H. HUMES,
&c. HUMES.