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BRANCH OF
Reyes & Co.'s
CLOTHING WAREHOUSE,

Corner of } and 2d Streets,
SaCra entO.
HAVING opened Branch of our house
Ill in Sacramento, we cordially invite the
citizens of Auburn and vicinity to call and
examine the largest and best assortment of
FASHIONABLE AND WELL MADE
GARMENTS,
equal to the hest custom work. of the latest
styles and finest quality, ever offered in this
market.
The FURNISHING DEPARTMENT
is complete with every article requisite to
Gentleman's wardrobe. Our Shirts, Collars
and kid Gloves are manufactured to order and
WARRANTED TO FIT.
Our facilitirs enable us to sell the finest clo-
thing at prices that defy competition.
Prompt and Special attention paid
to Orders from the interior and up river
towns Branch of KEYES e. o.,
July l, '54-my Sacramento.
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WATER WORKS TO LEASE.

|NhE Trustees of the Bear River and Au-
l. burn Water and Mining Company are
prepared to receive proposals from respon-
slble parties to lease the various districts of
above works in Placer County for the next
twelve months, reserving to themselves the
right to accept or reject each offer respect
lively.
For local particulars inquire of Chas H.
Rockwell. superintendent at Auburn; and
address Robert Rodgers, President Of the
Board, No. 1872 lay street, San Francisco
San francisco. May 81, "a iel0 4t
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Bakers Ranch for Sale.

IN lis well known stand, situated =,
l. upon CHE DIVIDE" at the june fIfaf.AA
tion of the roads leading to Antoine, Esl...,
Ell Dorado, Michigan Bluff, Humbug, Mug.
wannup, Iowa Hill and Last Chance Diggings,
together with the Toll Road to Michigan
Bluff is now offered for sale. To those desi
rous of purchasing permanent Nm en-
ey paying location this affords one of
the best opportunities in the countr, and
will be sold upon reasonable terms by the
propretors BONNETT Il BAKER.
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Notice to Tax PAYERS.

NOtsCc 10 aX fayerS.
NOTICE is hereby given to all tax
IN payers who have not given in list
of their property, to call upon the Asses
sOr. at his Office in the Court House, at
Auburn, on or before the first day of Au-
gust next, and render correct list of their
taxable property, or they will be dealt
with in accordance with the provisions Of
the following section Of the Statutes:
"SEc 81 If the owner or owners Of any
property liable to taxation shall be unknown.
or non resident, or absent, or refuse when
cal ed upon by the Assessor or his authorized
deputy. to give list Of his property, real or
personal, subject to taxation it shall be the
duty of the Assessor or his aut orized deputy,
in either or all of the above enumerated cases,
to make st thereof, from the best informa-
tion he can obtain, and attach thereto such
valuation rs he may deem just, and enter the
same on his roll; and the assessment thus
made shall have the same force and effect ass
though it had been made by the owner or
owners of all property thus listed, and less
altered by the Board of Equalization in the
manner set forth in this Act. and the assess
ment Of all property of persons refusing to
give li't as provided by law, may be doubled
by the Board of Equalization"
VIM. MCCARTHY.
Auburn, July 1st, 1854-3tA
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Toledo q
Tracy Fri

Thorn John Tracy Fri
Tichmon Calvin
Valentine Alber. Van Buren, Geo
Vamdermark Jas a Vennerbeck Peter Q
Vaughan GeOw VinalI chas
Vaughan Andrew Volworth asustin
Water Oliver H 9 Wells Bezaieel r
Wallace Robert 2 Wentworth Nathan
Warning Lewis 2 Ward Franklin
Warner Abel BIZ Welsh Jacob
Walker Ado ph hen Al
Warriner Benz L White james
Warren Francis White Libbeus
Wallis Robt IS Whipple wells
Wallace wtnc Wheaton rheodore2
Watson so White l. l.
Walk David White Samuel
1" b White william
Walker WIN B Whitman JOS AS
Geo avery WhiFple WIN W
Weare Orrin 9 Whitney Daniel P
Winsor Johu B Woody sparreIl 2
Wilsey WIN Worth David P
Willard WIN Wright Samuel h
Winfield James jr Wilkinson Geo A
Wilsey O Wilson Alexander
Wi lment WIN h 8 " WIN F
Wilhite George " WIN
W'thee Lowell F2 Wood Henry B
WiIking B F Wilson Andrew A
Yates Young Abram
YaerIy Benjamin
Ladies List.
Allen Mrs J Henry Pickering Sarah Ann
Coon mrs Susan Petit mrs Elizabeth
Delany mrs mary W Smith mrs s H
Grain mary Anu Simpson A
Wildreth mrs m l. Story miss E
Kirk mrs Eleanor R2Snyder mrs Francis
Jones ,Hrs mary Zentuager mrs cillIns
Nash miss Louisa J
Da suerreOtypeS
Talbot d.. Perry HJones John
Sawyer James doffner Leonard
JAMES BOWEN,
Post Master.
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GEM HOTEL.
THE undersigned having taken this
l. we'll known and popular RESTAU-
RANT, hopes to receive the liberal pat
ronage OF his friends and the public.
"A His tables will he
l y furnished with ali the ~ Ee)
-X.AxGk deiicacies the market >><NI
affords, and st rved up in the best manner.
MEALS CAN BE HAD AT ALL
HOURS.
His sleeping apartments are as pleasant
as any in town-new Beds and Linen
with well-ventilated rooms.
The BAR
will always lie supplied with the best Of
Liquors and Cigars. In fact the "GEM"
will still he the gen.
/. w. CREDIT,
July LIST, '54 my International Block.
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JC. Hawthorne VS.. Jas. A. Smith

-. Hawthorne VS.. y as. "A SIM tn
Justices Court, Io,rnship, No. 8.
TT appear,og to me that that the plaintiff in
| the above en- titled case has cause of action
against the defendsn mt and that defendant has
departed from this State, hereby order that
publication of Summons be madelH the Placer
Herald for term of three consecutive
months.
Given under my hand at Auburn, this first
day of April, 1854.
HIRAW R. HAWKINS, Justice
SUNNI Ons.
The People IF the State Of California to
James Il. Smith:
You are hereby summoned to appear before
me. at my Office in Auburn, Placer county,
on the 9Th day of July, a. d. 1854, at one
o'clock. p. IN to answer the complaint of
J. c Hawthorne wherein he prays judgment
for the sum of one hundred and six dollars,
in an action for amount due plaintiff for pro-
fessional services rendered and medicines fur
nished.
And axe notice ifyou fail so to appear and
answer, plaintiff will take judgment as afores
said.
Given under my hand, this 1st day of April
A. d 1854.
II. R. HAWKINS, J. p.
apS 3m Township No. 3.
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Derfumery.---A A full assortment JUS
L received from Paris For sale by
nav cot r, n. MCDONALD.
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Mclaughlin Daniel RS
McNamara Thomas
McKewn VIM 3
McArton John A
McGregor Alexander 9
Morrill, b d
Moody daniel
Moore b f
Mugridge james
Murphy james
Murch benjamin 2
Mulkey henry
Nichols charles r3
Norton james h 3
Nowland michael
Norton William2
Noyce Samuel r
Osborn gould 2
Osborn john
Otis john q az
Owen. griffith
Owens franklin
Owen 0
petty charles
perry Jesse l
philips philip 2
phiffs henry
philips chancey
pinkham albert
pinkhouse charles 2
pitcher charles t 2
pixley asa
pinkston parnes r
plummcr John p
pl NIB Orriu
pollard lysander 4
pool William w
pagread m
pooler lyman q 2
porter John 8
pringle george c
Quinsman Michael
Riddle James
Rine john
Rice VIM B
RindIe Thomas
Rice Daniel A
Rous Joseph W 2
Ross Isaac H
Roach william
Robertson Cuinings2
Root Thendore 2
Rooney Patrick
Roberts Ceinale
Ross Isaac s
Robertson Edwin r 2
Robinson Jal,ez
Rucker ] W 2
Rut,sa,n Joseph 2
Russell John
ST Iesy Edward
Siddons william IN
Sloan James
Siocnnn James
Smith Charles c s
Smith John A W
Smith Joseph b
Soto Joseph W
Sorgenfrey WIN h 2
Spencer JabeZ
Spearin Daniel W
i" william
Spencer thomas
SpurrIer K
spencer James
Stanley A
Stokes Joseph
Stickney wm A
Steward Boyd 2
Stephenson A H
Stone MiIiiam G.
Sturtevant Jas 5 3
Staunton Henry 4
Stiles l. P
Stow + E
Stewart wm w
Stinson Charles H
Slevin Daniel W
Stanley Lyman 2
Stone John 8
Sullivan Jeremiah 2
Sutton WIN l.
Sweet thomas
Swift John
Syalond John M
Trip George B
Turner George 2
Tucker Levi W
Tyler stephen J
Tyler DR. JOS alonzO
Tyson WIN a
I'oain WIN
TowDer David
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KEEP COOL!

lust Received a superior article Of
y seamless hose. for sale by
June 3 If n. L. HOLMES.
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Suffolk County Wills Superfnc Flour
in tins always on hand. For sale cheap by
June 3tf II L. HOLMES.
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r ISC OF LETTERS remaining in
1 the Post Officce at Auburn, July LIST,

Amoreux Felix 2
Andrews Simeon m
Andrews cless
Avery Thos w
Avent Thos l 2
Brown J bowman 2
" lewis G
:: jesse 8 2
=" benjamin 4
Brigham robert w
Brill jacob
Brusie james
Brinley george
Bragg john
Brown john or Allen
BriSht henry
Braman Osborn
Brown Samuel 7
Brinn richard
Brown Orrin
I" joseph p
Bracy Aaron
Bower abram
Brooks julius p
Bucher theoc c
Bursk george
Butler ca
burr William A 2
buck Wyman 4
Butts george c
Burtic A G 2
Burr lewis "
burton james
buckley mark
buchanou philip h
burns ThOs r
bunnell william
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Jones james t 2
johnson asa t
Jordan Simeon q 8

Jones james t2
johnson asa f
Jordan Simeon .
Kilborn b o
" john .
Kindall joseph 2
King morris
Kinsler george
Kline lewis .
Knight jones
kyn john
Lake John = 2
I.angston j m
Lawrence charles .
Leatherman VIM h 4
Lewis Samuel is
Lecompt Edwin Z
Leighton augustus |
Lloyd c
lovindge Oliver p
lohermann Carl
longley pa
lisenby A w
lisenbee VIM J
loomis lewis .
Lewis Jesse
Mears john h
Meyers Edmund b
Mead garret
Merrick 8 d 2
Melton Samuel m2
Mead Stephen
Metcalf jothamc
Melton john
Mellus henryj
Milierd james
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Jacobs jacob william
Jefferson purnel t2
Jennings harvey G
Jones austen b
Keith granville Q
Kabler Nicholas
Kelsey henry
Keim | f
Keith granville 2
Kennedy matthew
Relay charles
Kelly joseph
Kibbe marvin
Lawson ] d
Lsrue james RS
Hampton james W
Land Thomas
Lamoreux francis
lambert mr.
Lawrence William d
lonrey Jacob 2
lucas Edwin b
lynch John y
lydlck Andrew
lorenson charles
lobdell Joseph b
loewischn Jacob
livingston DR.. VIM J
LermOnd Andrew ]
Mcdaniel burch 9
Neal William 3
Mcques:ton William 3
McLeran rslph 4
Mcclure william
MsCarty q
McKeen adam 2
MCPHERSON William
Nc owliH michael
Io-:l
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Auburn. Yankee Jims
Mills g. HiIIyer,
Attorneys and CounSellOrS at Law, i.
WILL attend punctually to all business in
trusted to them
Office vt Auburn. in tho Excelsior" next
door to the 'Temple"-at Yankee Jim's, two
doors above the "Coluen Gate
Auburn March 25th, "a n2s my
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1854
abbott joseph 2
Aoams charles
Adair g r
Allen john Farsdon
Allen chns Y 2
Allen Albro s
bartlett rrevanion
Banee VIM h
baldwin chas A
Rates Frederic A 2
barnet Ned
Barnett David 2
baldwin benz f
BAl2Iey SooISe
Baum ezra
palch ezra
Banester frederick 2
Barnhart christian
Basier calvin
Bedford j IN
Beck VIM or james
Becklinger henry
Benton er6
Benton willard A 2
Reavers Saml b
Besly daniel
Bell james "
Bishop h c
BOnnAm JOnn z
Book George
Boyce william
Booth alexander
Boynton henry
Boyd george
Booth john "
Boyles john morgan
Boyd William
Black john h 2
=" James h
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-16
slsrrh 10, 1885,
cry ELFgTTDS.

THE qns'issl vo'ars Of mo Civ Or Lsaesster. ioi
4 tie purpose Of ~c'ectisy iI the ensuing yesr,
-Four Trustees. one from zach Ward, Iwo Mem
bers % the Board ~ Education, 70 sipPly the PAGES
Of Ito5ert Rkei anil Joi7 R@ber. Fo5r Assszsors, one
rom each Ward. enc fi;y Treasures and, slsNsrshalj
W a meet in their Fssperi;Ts WARDS on the Third
say Of AprG1e zf heinz tho lEst Monday thereof
Il the following piaees, tJ-wi:
Por Ward No Dah, - The Ofi-c ofJscnS Err5ieh,
Esg corner Of Main and eoian5us Sirerss.
For War5 70 Ewo. az thsOAeeoffhe CieFs n the
Corf II Connon Pleas. IN ne Pdali- BgJtiugs.
70. TzrdEo Three. ~ the toy9r RON II she GaZ-
cite dice, N thh fionf eNtfoths POST OiBce. ard
For Nsri 30 -Four At tie City HalL
Also, that SAID electors Ti,l vote Hp0ntss PTppo-
sit.ou . aathogjze fha City CanGcil 10 borr9y the
sun oftiffyTboussn1 donsrs For he parrosro n erect
ingWstcrW orks Tor ssiiCty,ia thu manner following,
;haSe vy.ias ahrnl'iv=Is, shah endorse the words
''FoT Joan'ol the tekcb 70 ei for City Trus'ees
ard CITY Cheers. and these against tho proPesit:cn-
shall ea31rse the words "sgsiast L0an."-Tho or
lorsemeHfs TO be hsa5s theron Cif1of in printing
or writing JOHN GARAGHTY, MAYOR.
ianea5tsr. Ohin. Nsrch 7, 1851
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d MEAD THIs.

Lessons IN Cutting Lalie7 arG c5lifea's Dresses,
Hscba, &c, Sc,
VAIL 10 givon II 'he rom sto~e iIEs. Keys
~ Fancy S'ore. nv Miss THOMPSON. o. Day
ton. the celebrated TEACHER. The 81 " is RsE,sna hss
only been invented 2 httie eyer one year. Do no.
cast IBIS notice aside. thinking the Plaza is ths fane
which has been here before, and Giledto gives afis-
faction. b assured hath ia aew plan. p~erfsstly
single, easy To learn. and gipe3 entire sa4igrdii0a.
You can learn IN three h9uEs 50 as 10 understand
he sy5tsm parfeciIy- Mss gigesa eat Of models
10 all Fho iesrn- j. YOU have any dnHbt Of tho corr
~rectnez3 Of The syssayn. please call ARi bring with
yen a wsist-liaing aal a1Ye IL Gtssd TO your person.
ypa then car19t.f qGto BE cGaytaeslsG III eosrsc.-
ness. Aif tie p~riuci2al Dsess Makersin Sew YORK
sn! 8uiiAlo are usi1g this seatsm
Terms reasonable Patterns cut e. &c customers
for twenty I've cants.
Ladies who TisH 9 good b]zsiae7s can become tsscN-
ere. ho1eis supplied or reasonable terms. Miss I.
WIS iugtrur;ed D Ms Kenyon of Sew IaTk.
TFAlso, 10 tea'h yourg hdir7 70 make Flsver7.
Ladies wishing to see Miss Thompson vii
please call soon. March 6, 1854
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THE WHEAT ExPoRT.-Down to the end
of the second week in February, the export
from all parts of the United States, accord
ing to the "United States Economist
since the first of August, 1853, was 20,lo4,-
s57 bushels. This, in round numbers, is
four-f(ths of the entire export for 1917, the
year in which the largest export, ever made
took place. That is, during six months and
u half of 1884, we have exported four
f(ths as much wheat as in the highest
port year ever before known. II the export
continues at the same ratio, il will reach
nearly forty millions before the first ofAng'
ust next
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ARRIVALS syKnM SAT- LAKE CRY
Waller aaG ths Mormon.-Nfs J. II. Jones
and Capt. Homer Of S. Josepb, No, and
Mr.. Brewer Of Blue City, arrived a. Austin.
In this county last Friday IN thirfy-fve
travelling days from Sait Lake City. Mr.
Jones brought the U. s mail with him aud
deposited IL at Austin.
They lelt Salt Lake City or tho 2fth o.
December, aud encountered several severe
snow storms and bitter cold westher be-
tween there and Fort Laramie. From the
latter place 10 Austin they experienced
very mild weather. They report all the
mountain Indians in q starving condition 4,
and eating their horses. The Utah lief,
Walker, was preparing 20 give the Nor
mons battle, and az ne has ENLISTED IN his
cause the Camanches aud Apache, 4 biood-
y Struggle may be expected. Tie has sworn
a war oil cxtermination, snd woe betide the
Mormon who fall into his bands. The
hormons cndeaVored 10 make q treaty with
him, but his demands they consiJefe5 inioi-
Grant and would not comply with them
He required that they should built him q
house as large as Gov. Yonng's on = proni-
hence near theirei' p1y him a large sum
OF money and furnish him with as many
wives as their vcrita,lc G9gerno- has. So
Tar as the house and money is c ncerned,
The Mormons were, wiling 70. camplY. but
furnishing the wives was another matter,
and here the negotiations ceased.
IL Is 10 be regretted that This state OF
feeling exiss, as II Will be cpngerUui for
small parties OF emigrsnts 10 cross tie Plains
the 'oming spring and as in the case Of pooi
Gunnison and his party, many whites viii
perish who do not believe in the Mormon
creed.
A war party Of n. Sioux and CIayennci
was met within three sleeps Of New For
Kearney, who had BEEN after the PlwDees
but had nJt found any and were thea OF
their return home, which they left 81 day.
pror. Their appearance is described a:
grand and imposing. marching 10 the num-
Der Of fifty abreast, their SOnies and mules
following after them, and some 20 or 80
dogs bringing up the rear as guardians Of
their stock.
Mr.. Jones states that the first frost occur
ed in the Salt Lake City on the 17ih Dec,
10 TO which time green vegetables were
plenty. He reports that city as very
healthy, as also Fort Laramie and New Fort
Kearney.
Mr.. Jones' party had to traAel principally
at night, and lie by in day time 10 avoid the
numerous Indian war.parties proving a
round. They killed bufllo ffy miles this
side OF Fort Kearncy,
A. w. Babbitt, Esq, Secretary OF Utah,
and Orson Hyde were to cave Salt Lake
City in February for the Sts,es. Phs5
will be accompanied by Chief Justice Real
and Judge Adams.
The Arrapahs, Cheyennse and Sioux arc
making preparations 10 exterminaie the
Pawnees in the spring. They express 4
determination to wipe out tie entire tribe.
Bloody battles may therefore be expected
soon. -MisSour IntsAigsRosr.
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SINGULAR SrocK.-Robert Scott, Esq, Of
Woodford county, in Kentucky, who owns
one of the splendid farms of that region;h
a large pond Of water upon his domain, by
which he has hall domesticatcd a flock Of
wild geese. He first procured eleven and
cropped their wings, which retained them
for a season: They migrate northwurds in
the spring, and return in the fall with their
full-fedgcd young. The flock now number
$50 and it increases annually,-LouisriH'
democrat.
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IN ORDINANCE
Providing for a vote on the subiecto III LOAF

Providing for a vote on the subjectofa loan
for the erection of Water Works.
SFc. i. BE il ordained by the Council OF
the City Of Lancaster, That the proposition
to borrow the sum of fifty thousand dollars,
by and in behalf of the City OF Lancaster,
fer the purpose Of erecting Water Works
for said city, be. and the same is hereby sub
mitted to a vote Of the electors thereof, at
the regular annual election for said City, on
the first Monday ofApril, A. D., 1854,
SEC. 2. The will of the electors Of said
City, upon said proposition, shall be ex-
pressed as follows: The affirmative shall
be expressed by an endorsement, on the 70
ter's ticket for City Trustee and city Off
GERS, of the words''for loan" either in print
ing or writing; and the negative shall be
expressed by an endorsement, on the voters
ticket for City Trustee and City officers, in
the same manner, Of the words against
loan"
SEC. 3. The Judges Of said election, in
leach v ard Of said city, shall keepa separate
poll.book for said vote on said proposition
in which they shall make a faithful record OF
said vote; aud it shall be their duty to certi-
fy the same to be an accurate and faithful
record and return ofthe vote for and against
said proposition, and return the same, so
certified, to the Mayor of said City, en- the
day next succeeding said election; and it is
hereby made the duty Of the Mayor to make
immediate publication OF the result Of said
vote, in each Of the words OF said City
through at leust one Of the newspapers pub
lished therein, and to preserve said official
return Of said vote.
SEC. 4. This Ordinance shall take effect
and be in force from and after its legal pub
~lication. JOHN MicLELLAND, Pres.
Attest-J. b. REED, City Clerk,
Passed March 6, 1854.
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PARKER VEIN LINE sTEAEsHlPs.
Bnltiraore and Ohio Railroad,
WHEELING &LarISTIhhEG. line SfEiNERS

THIS magnificent line Of steamers are now running
/ regularly and win stop at Portsmouth every
dav, going down, from ; 70 3 o'clocl;P ~, and up
frirn + Ia 10 o'clock. P, NJ, rhAuiHs in connection
with the Baltimore and Ohio R.iiroad, and from Bal
fimors. to New York with the"Psrksr Vein Line" Of
steamships. We arc agents Of the above Lies and
ara authorized 70 eceiFtthrough, for goods and
mo6rad at the lanling in froat -four warehouses,we
are at all timas prepared TO receiYe and torNCrd
goods, on the most favorable terms Our warehou'
ses cover $40 square feNt, without cellars or up
per stories, we c,n therefore store an almost unliin-
itcd amoant of property. when required
b. +. CONWAY & Co.,
March s. Pig Iron Corner, Portsmouth, Ohio
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MAGAZIN FRANCATs.
FA,IILYe RocERIr oGEEEsHARH,

q EN as OF 4ACp 60 go NE2
ElELL1 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ter & co., 70 which be hiss Tnst sd3ed aiargo and SUI
psrtne variety Of FaBaslg G10ceSfss, now arriving
and 70 arrive from CiReinnati. aBd othernsrts. IN
gsking hispurchases be has had In view the accom-
n0dation Of his friends and Discriminating public, for
The coming holidays, IS wei a. fer AL seasons.--
He eonunsnds to them ittsntion, znong other Gti-
.cleS, at prices that eaaros fail 2 give satisfaction,
coHFRCFEoSARiEs-ss -esv
Fritz, preserved and nAturslo all kindS iforam-
-Sd1sH4 R1isias and csrrcEts, srstsBie for Mince
Pies. Fine Green Apples aad CIDER, for the ssme.
Cdadies. Tsrrsgoui1 Ainea5s, Engtish Walnut
and R~rszilian Rrts, Figs and Dstes. g'ne
~Of Family Groceries, Re SiIi only Tssn,ion Phil.
powdered and erHshse SIgGr. Sew OrleanS Do Teas,
RIO aid lava ClGse. Siices, Mofsaes, GoldenS yIup f,
Frcpch c~aoesEs.e, Mushrosn %slbuts. eat
sup, a splendid Iotof EagHsh Diary Cheese, and o.
tier articles too numerous 70 FufdpsnteEs
col vglssre-s rigzrs. 5yesrs Old. .rnokfrg khdc5ew-
ing T0J7n-3 Powder and ShsHor the s~pcrtsman.s
lie wil keep on hand a variety or PGizfs. Var
.rssL rnd Jr1a1 OF bis o,gsF1sanis<tsrs fsr thetrsae.
Not lezst, large and fuilasortHnent Of
.QUEENSIAgE, EARTHENWfRE. FRENCH
AID ENGLISH GLASSWARE.
Aso,
WOODET WARE TURS, BecKEFs &r-
FTHs horssto obtsin a tsir share Of the public
probation and Hatronsge Of Die fFiapds. Hspng
been compeIFG - relipgulshs his former business as
luxurious ID heath, hr will ina75e sfair tfisi Of thi7,
TO see if IL viii nas preitss5 pIfaer ss we'll as his
health. 1.-THE experiment. Sowhich he will devote
his undivided atten5on} eass not he will bs
a5le ha trusts, to serve the public in some other rss-
full e~aosritv. FFDX @. BARBENCH0N
Lancaster, December g. 1855. EE @s