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A Powerful Puff.

\ New York pill doctor who advertised in
a Cincinnati paper, asked the editor to give
him puff The editor, good naturcd, wrote 81
first rate notice." from which we make the fol-
lowing extract:
"Onc single pill in each pocket, will Instant
ly give and elasticity the ghteSt pantaoons.
A little quantity will create appetite in the
delicate stomach, or physic horse. They will also
he found to give rich flavor to apple dumpngs, and
peculiar zcst to picked oysters; they will thicken
sOnp, reduce corpulen persons and excellent bait
for mouse traps. One pill dissolved in bucket of
rain water will be found perfectly water proof lining
for canal cmbankments; placed in steamboat boilers,
they will eecuay prevent their bursting and great
y increase the speed Of the boats AS for their med
ica qualities, they justly entitled to be called,
"MEDICAMENTUM GRACiA PROBATUM,"i e. 'a
remedy approved by grace,"-lor they effectualy
cool ST. An'hony's fire, and stop St. Vituss dance;
they purify the pimplcs in the small pox, and radiate
the red gum in tee,hing; they reduce white swengs
and cure the black aundce, blue devils, yellow, scar
let, any other vers; they cure also the thrush in
children, and the pip in hens, the saggers in horses
and the nightmare in owls. But further enumeration
is unnecessary; suffice it say that this medicine is
combination upon new principles, discovered by tie
present proprctor's immortal grandmother and are
an exception to all the rules Of science, common
sense, and experience; SO that while they are the
most powerful agent in nature, revOluonizing the
whole animal economy, and eradicating the most in
durable diseases, they at the time perfect
y innocent preparation, and may be taken with en-.
tire safety by the nursing ntant-all powerful, all
harmless. small dose Of these pills was taken UNI
der similar circumstances by man in Illinois, who
had an attack Of the ag"e, severe beyond parallel
In endeavoring to support himself, he held by one
of the beams composing his log house, and in an in
slant the whole fabric tumbling down upon him;
and he only saved himself by shaking off the logs as
fast as they fell. BY taking these wonderful pills he
was not only cured HIMSELF but every stick of timber
in his habtation was restored to its original position
This is Eact''
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The Conncaut, Ohio Reporter mentions the mar
rage at that place, on the 1lth Of February, of Mr.
Elias Jones and Mrs. Deliah Swap, and gives the
following interesting sketch of the parties:
''Thcre is little history connected with the above
which may not he uninteresting to the reader. About
the close of the last war with Great Britain, the
parties became acquainted with each other, and in
April, 1922, were married, in GeneSsee county, n.
\. against the consent and wishes Of relatives on
both sides. few weeks prior to the birth of their
second son, Bradford, Of this place, Mr.. Jones
left his family for the purpose Of purchasing piece
Of land, and during his al.cnco his wife per-
suated by her relatives to leave her home and hrs-
band and reside with them. Mr.. JONES' on learning
the fact, and being threatened with violence if he
attempted to claim his family, left the country and
went to sea- Onhis return, several years afterwards,
he learned that Mrs. Jones had again married, and
removed to the West.
In palation of this transaction, it should be stated
that the wife supposed her former husband dead, and
from that period until few weeks since, lost all
traces of his wife and sons. After space of 25
years he CHANGED to learn the residence of his two
sons, and wendell his way to this place, where to
his graticaton, he found their mother was still liv-
ing and widow, having lost her second husband
alter rearing ten children, and then residing in Mcr-
Ger, Pa. In company with his son, Mr.. J. immcdi.
aely started for the residence Of the partner of his
youth, who ut once recognized and welcomed him To
her home; though she could not have been more sur
prlsed had he risen from the grave confront her,
ne Trials OF the past were recountcti, the love OF
youth renewed and after brief courtship, they
again plghed, and the finale is recorded at the head
of this article.''
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B6s" Thirteen slaves have been committed
to Jail in Concordia Parish, La, charged with
robbing fatboat and numbering two men
who had it in charge
BY the new postal arrangement, newspapers
can be sent to Germany by the Bremen line.
upon preparing postage of three cents
Much excitement prevails among the Alum
nj of Columbia College, New York growing
out of the refusal of the Board of Trustees of
that institution to appoint DR.. Gibbs to the
vacant professorship of chemistry, because the
Doctor is Unitarian.
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Fillibusterism.

The Lower California experiments in this
branch of speculation, we take it, must be eve
rywhere by this time, regarded as most con-
temptible failure. The conviction lately in
San Francisco, of one of the flash Presidents
cabinet, has modulated materially the nation
thieving sentiment in that city, and the last ac
counts from Lower California indicate that
Col. WALKERS stay in the country which he
has appropriated must of necessity be short.
Failing to enlist the sympathics of the natives,
his men were gradually withdrawing from his
standard, and returning to California, where,
as an appropriate finale they arc arrested by
the government authorities, for having been
concerned in an unlawful enterprise against a
neighboring country with which we are at
peace. Those who remained were quarrelng
with each other, and it was believed that the
whole affair would break up in an indiscrminatc
and murderous fight among themselves. -Four
descrtcrs had already been tried by court mar
tial, two of whom were shot, and the other two
whipped. Under these circumstances, it is
reasonable to believe that the star of WALK
ER's expedition has before this sunk in shame
and disgrace, as he will some day rise, by the
aid of hemp whenever he shall venture again
within the jurisdiction of the United States
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REMARKABLE CHARACTER.-New York
possesses many remarkable characters, remarkab
for diverse reasons, but generally for their eccentric
ity. We have in mind, il Madame Del, who
is now probably sixty years old, and lives APP
parcntly in extreme destituion in the garnet Of the
house she owns. She pays taxes on $4,000 of real
estate, and $1,000 personal property and owns bank
ing and railroad stock to the amount Of something
like $4,000. In the street her appearance is well
calculated TO excite commseration. Indeed, some
kind-hearted individual few days ago, benevolent
ly offered her ono cent as gratuity. The insult,
however, was resented, became her insulted hon
or. Dminutive in stature, and decrepid, her head
is covered with hood, slouched and almost peren-
NAL. The cloak is well matched, and appears to
have done good service, the folds in the cloth are
mostly worn to the warp. Her daily food consists OF
shilling loaf OF bread, which is left at her door
regularly, aud there is added to this small portion
of meat, such other food she sees fit to obtain
at market. Even these small comforts are shared in
solitude, and in her quiet retreat. The human face
divine, has no more charms for her. Her property
naturally desccnds nephew living in Cincinnati,
and the old Iadys greatest fear is that he may get
~ Y. Journal Of Com.
COST. George Festivals were held in New York
NuII
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N. 0. RAnRoADs.-The popular vote in the
city OF New Orleans for raising means to COM
plete the two great railroads they arc building
the jackson, or Great Northern. and the
Opelousas or Great Western-resulted fayora-
bly, to the roads. For the jackson road, yeas
57O5, nays 9oS; for the Opclousas road, yeas
5731, nays 9Ss.
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ORIGINAL,

Two there are, and one with Beauty,
Radiant, peerless, is encrowned
And one whose meek brow wears Duty
Wreathed around
Pride on ANNA IS lip sits scOrning
Those who, like her. breathe Gods air
Weakness clothes, as light the morning,
EVA fair.
Annals brow s of marble whiteness,
And like marble. coldiy purej
Annals eye of hazel brightness,
Shines to lure.
ARMA's locks, bright hued Circassian,
Bind the hearts her eyes disarm;
Annals breast, unstirrcd by a ;sion,
Swclls to charm.
More like conqueror than woman
Walks she through gay fashions mart
Head may bOw-for she il human
But not heart.
Hearts ne 'er bend to false shrlncs, gilded
Though with tints from Heav'n above
Even statues Art hath buiLled,
Win not love.
Love is heart-born, and love only
To the true heart ever yearns,
Love, no true heart finding, lonely
Inward turns.
So. whenc cr you chance to meet her,
It's as thing of art
Outward sense alone can greet her
Not the heart.
All unlike our Fashions lady
Pride of soirec-queen of streets
EvAs hear swcls mid the shady
Cool retreats
Spots where beauty crowns each feature,
And are twined leaf covered bowers;
There joy winged to this glad creature,
Glide the honrs.
All things round her and above her.
Human hearts trees, flowers the air
All things looking on her, love her
EVA fair.
Fen the common things of nature,
Brighter grow beneath her gaze,
For love throws DER each cliaste feature,
His mild rays.
All hearts love her yet it is not
That her eye shed, witchng light,
Or that w:eathcd are, in love-knot,
Tresses bright
But that from her inner being
Truth and purity Ger beam,
And all eyes, her love'seycs seeing,
Iovclight CLEAN.
Thus Away Though robed with Beauty,
life i as a worthless scroll
If within, no acts of Duty
Stamp the soul;
While the heart that wOrships ever
At the feet of Duty's shrine,
Human love wins, and, forever,
Love divine. G
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The DAILY MINNEsOTIAN-Wc learn that
this paper made its appearance yesterday
We have not seen the sheet, and cannot there
fore 81 eak Of its merits.
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Galcna ard Minnesota Packet Co.

Galcna ard Minnesota Packet Co.
ARRANGEMENT FOR
1854.
nc, n. TIE GALENA AND MINNESOTA
-s1E1+tr1i PACKET COMPANY will run a daily line
e---S@=c-a OF Boats during the ensuing season. be-
tween Galena, saltwater and st. Panl, stopping at all
intermediate landings leaving Galena at IL NJ, daily,
except Sundays
The line will consist Of the
NOMINEE, CAPTAIN r. BLAKELY.
WAR EAGLE, :. d. $. HARRIS.
GAlENA, ID. Ii. MOREHOUsE,
ROYALARCH, " T.. II. Glenn.
All class boats, and commanded by experienced
and accommodating officers.
These boats will connect at Galena with the Saint
Louis and Gaena daily line of steamers, which line
connects at Rock Island with the Chicago and Rock
Island Railroad.
This COmpany's boats being United States Mail
Steamers their punctuaty can be confidently relied
upon.
Freight shipped at st. LOUIS between st. Louis
and Galena. the ST. Louis and Galena line of Boats
points above (alena, will be re-shipped at Gaena
free of charge for drayase forwarding without de-
lay.
The Railroad between GaleDa and Chicago, connec-
ting with the various Eastern Roads, is peted
within few miles of Galena and the unfinished pOr-
ton tf the Road stocked with comfortable Stage
Coaches.
b. II. CAMPBELL e. CO., Agents, Galena-
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MONEY SAVED! TIME SAvEDy Ia.
Dor SAVED!
CLOYHXNG.

i THING north ST. Louis is to be found at this es.
tablishmcnt
You money because we are selling thirty per
cent cheaper than any other house in tho city.
You can save time because in assortment Is to be
found every article necessary to the genemans wardrobe
and you may be Of being suited without running
round to the small clothing stores in town. who have
half the amount of goods to be found i'm this house
Labor can be saved, because goods all made
equal to the best costume work, and warranted.
Listen not to the idle tales of small shopkeepcrs who
calumnate to induce you buy of them Read our list
of prices:
Italian Cloth Coats from so 90 to $ So
Blue frock Coats from. .......7 90 to sl2 90
Blue r. do, do;:...s 60 to sls 90
Linen p Pants mt ,. ::.''''.1 90 90 tos2sS
An immense stock of Shirts Drawers. Gloves. half
Hose Sspcnlers and in truth, rything that new
and fashionable for gcntlenfens wear.
NOLEsS THAN 5000 GARMENTS
On hand for examination and for beauty of material
and unsurpassed workmanship not to be excelled in any
city i'll the Union
Large sales and small profits and we study to please
shall at all times be motto and to study the interest
of friends together with shall Ire utmost
endeavor Country Sorekecrers would do well to examine
stock before going below. satisfied that they
both time and money.
Strangers visiting city would do well to examine
spring summer stock all the latest STYLES
ha wing been i'm the Fast during the whole winter having it
manufactured under my superintendent. and every
garment manufactured equal to the best custom work.
Our system of selling for cash at New York prices has
thus far worked admirably and patrons have all
knowlelged their satisfaction. Having been engaged in
business and being connected with eastern house.
enabled to get goods for than those
who buy but small quantities and have little CAPT
tai. Call and see 81. of jackson street
LEWIS HYNEMAN, Proprietor.
Il IYNEMAN's
4 500 PAIR FANCY CASHMERE PANTS at
Il HYNEMAN'S.
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\ EsOTA RIVER PACKET.

MINNESOTA RIVER PACKET.
s0A THE new and splendid Steamer
Lila MINNESOTA BELLE, HUMBER
G:Yt1IfESSI} STONE, Master, will run as a regular
EEEXEz4 packet between st. Paul, and the
ports of the Minnesota river during the present
of navigation The Minnesota Belle an entirely new
boat just completed Pittsburgh, having been built
expressly for this trade and will be found equal in every
respect to any steamer OH the western waters.
April Is, 1854 1T
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COST. George Festivals were held in New York
and all of the principal cities of the Union.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-07-15
Triumrh Gf Science.

hrs Pharaum's Cough Cn,Jy ! Wor'r and
Blessing cfife ,}gc Coughs C,ids and H0arse-
aess cured IN from one 20 i'r,ire hours
Mrs Pharuum's Cough Candy IS composed Of
u twenty-five Of the most curative med!cal
herbs in the materia medica, aud can De used
bv PERSONS Of any age from the Youngest iI.ant
TO those most advanced in age ,wi'hpcriect safety.
lie that hath an ear to hear, let him hear
BAITIMoRE, Nov TO- 1872.
Dear Madam:-The duties Of my business
have exposed me TO coughs, colds, asthma and
pulmonary affections. | have been deprived Of
the power OF attending 10 the duties OF my pro-
lcssion, and should have been, had it not have
been for the benign effects Of your .uedicatfa
Caaa,. tried it but few hours before ! be-
gan to reap the advantage C lis effects. My
cough and hoarseness soon lett me. Ny LUNGS
ARE HEALED, and u.y appetite greatly improved.
!, therefore, have no hesitation in adding my
testimony 10 that Of the many who have eXpe-
rienced the benefits Of yodr valuable cough
candy. To Mrs. fharnum. ~
WILLIAM MERCER.
Price . cents per package or - 90 per doz
For sale By Joseph Enter aEd E. c UjWGnS,
Shepherdstown. Nov. 70 le53-ly
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FITS! FITS ! FITS :!

The Vegetable Extract Epiicptic Pills, for the clTl
qfIuS, SpasmS, Cramps and all Nervous and Con.
Sii,tticni Diseases.
Dcrsons who are laboring under this distressing
{ m2lady will find the Vegetable LpiePijc Pills
80 be the only remedy ever discovered for curing
Epilepsy, or Failing Fits. These Pills posses,
q specific action on the nervous system; and, al
though they are prepared especially for the Pur-
rose Of curing Fits, they will be found Of cspe-
cia benefit for all persons afflicted with weak
nerves, or whose nervous system has been pros
irated or shattered from any cause whatever.
In chronic complaints or diseases Of long stand
ing, superinduccd by nervousness, they are eX-
ceedingIy beneficial Price 50 per box or two
boxes for So. Persons out of the city, enclo-
sing a remittance will have the Pills sent them
by mail, free Of postage. For sale by sETu S.
HANcE, No. I00 Baltimore st. Baltimore, to
whom orders from all parts of the Union must
be addressed postpaid. For sale by JosLPH
ryrLER and f. c. WILLIAMS, ShePherdstown
November &c 1853. l-ly
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FvrlherPrOofs ofthe Efficacy Of Hancf8
Compound Syrup Of Hoarhound IN re-

FKrlherPrOotS Of the Efficacy Of Hdnct S
Compound Syrup of Hoarhound in re-
Hering afflicted Man!
MR.. GEORGE T. W.4RRLNGTO.N, residing
" in York street, Federal Hill, Baltimore, was
attacked with violent cough and sore throat,
after trying many remedies, was induced by a
friend 10 use Hanec's Compound syrup of Hoar-
hound and before using one bottle was entirely
cured.
.4noiEer, yet more astonishing Mrs IIenrict-
ia Merrick, residing in Monument street, be-
tween Canal and Eden streets, was attacked
with severe cough and pain in the breast
which was so intense, that it extended to the
shoulders, she was afflicted also with pain IN
the side After trying many remedies she was
persuaded by friend to use Hance's Compound
syrup of Hoarl. ound and after using three doses
she experienced great relief. and before she had
finished the bottle was entirely cured. Price
81 cents per bottle or bottles for - 80. For
sale by Seth s Hancs, lO5 Baltimore street;
Baltimore; and in Shepherdstown by E C. Vii
ligas and Joseph Entier Nov. % l5j3-ly
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AFPLICTED RERDIl

IL \
i)HiLA IA MLp w.. LI\,EFJI\,
L 'aoiiSIoG u, ~ cas- .,ro.,s hrt,,.,,,
corner OIL m'ro anu C"'V" 2'''N'''
spruce anu a. me- "'l"1C H., NJ L:,L,I;p
IN ''1LL"~ d. ~ -. I,,,,,l "a
confines MS pratUce 10 pa "'I'1' ,,,..,,
medicine, when engages Ms U''"' 49,.
ton lie cautions The uNio lU""'
abuse OF mercury tn9u'aIa9 are 1' Titys orc
cuCla!Leu Out VI i'0, -
promptly eXl'n.U!',,,g' or, ,yprpyr\rcr, in
TWENTY lE'fh5 of A-N[ T. n L., - ~
me treatment u d 60 ~ S.I d.. rl,i
!eC'et anu In'rC'i 1','l - -, C.j. pr
D'. ~ TT the caI,scs
SeIC~''o"'' ~ Pc wa I - ,-,-t-nt;orai
oil nervous uco'','!' r..,;,,, ..
weakness u'e"'"i ~" - 49,, ,,,.t
'raceaoIe ~ OI - c,aI ,o~;,s # Iomcs,ir
secret y'' "'"N'l CIV
MISERY ana pI, ma, IIc 'u ~ ,i,).,, ,r. 81,
Linz i'li' q, l. LIN - -, 49,. j..
an EVIL ha0t sometimes '"os'" ~ ~ 49,
solitude, often growing up VIII" '"'.L ~ u, Ill
hood, and winch, Il not !ei''!"@' "' ""' w
not only Degsis serious ~
happiness, but gives rise 10 S'rle' o' p'','e-
led, mSldIouS ana devastating "'V,''"'9'
of those who give way 70 la. ieih,l.G>
are aware "a N-e -, ,it'I E..I .tr,,r, and
the nervous system shattered l''' strange ',."
unaccountaS!e feelings ana ''s"e iO''S 80 So
ulhu'
The unfortunate Nus aHc''eu O'Co"i'' ''',',
Is unable to labor with accustomed Ni5o[' OF 10
Apply us "',' , ~ 80. ,l,,.,,,r.i IN.
weak, he Is duli, lrresoi"'e' a'' '"s'7'S % '''-
sport with less energy IMAM u'u-"
If he cmanclPate himself before l"e P''''i,'e
has done us worst an ana G"'er , 'o ,',3 n. him
marriage - 'u''",'lT' 81" 10 r., .,s,r.
that this i caused by his carry io'.,'' .,as ~,
considerations ~t'c6 s"9"'' "'s"'" '' ''.''''',' q"
those S,minig situated ,,cr....... - go.
.uiRRLiGL requires 'ie H.N'.iii'''. ~ ~.
raj conditions. IN orcer lhat IL may ''
cause OF mutual happiness No"d '"| ''' "'' ~
covers the origin oil domestic "teici'""''7 .''
raised, and ITS true source m every "'''h'' Us
closed-jn how many could 1t b. traced 10 FoS-
steal disquahhcauouS ana incr a't""2"l o's"i-
pointments Apply then While IL is !rl uih'' III
order to have your unslr1ng ana relaxed 'F4"ssT
ization rebraced, fe'iylhed an" s'Iehg'I,"c'i
RE HE.hBhh, he VINO places nuns" ""GGi
DR.. kiHSeE"'s tFeatmGnl may Fe'lgloHS'! co'Il"e
in his honor as a gentleman an" re-! upon '"e
assurance, ihai 'he 'eI's'' "' ~ II : ."''''''
will never be disclosed ..,.,....,,
Young man-ie' no j''se n'"t,.l u'''' =, you
from making your case mo" ~ one
education ana te99ec'a0'''!' '"' ''' ain! ~
iIi ,r lou ,li,L ,boy vii, conceal the secret
100 man! mum .N Wv W. ,I",.,..',a. a.,
~ 'ftcn i his fatal deiuson, AID how ma
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THROUGH BY EXPRESS
THIS II TO CERTIFY THAT
MnZIGAI Mustang lLllhGN?

-. - .-r.r.-
40 been u>ed qui'e eA'e"si,e iy ~ .'''
IL oi ADAMS COS 9reat oou' %lii 80.
aud ~ cstern Expresses, lot curing hdius, C""'o
Scratches, SPra!ns and BRUISES, ana II mas proven
very efsctual. We have no hesitation III re-
commencing it as a valuable preparation, to be
used externally on man or beast
DUNNlNG.
Foreman Of Adams Cos Express Stables.
New DIRK
We take great pleasure in recommending the
and customers as the best article we have ever
nscJ for Sores, Sprains, or GaIds in Horses
We have used it extensively, and always eltec-
tnaIlv. Some of our men have used it for severe
Bruises and Sores. as well as Rheumatic Pans.
and thew all say it acts like magic-we can only
s,y that we have entirely abandoned the use Of
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CHARLES l.. DGEBING, RoPE Manu-
IrAerrrra, .Mar,ipsburs. Berkeley County Va,
invites the attention. Of Merchants, Farmers,
MIlIers and others, TO his stock Of HopeS, com
pgising a general assnrtAeu. Of con- ROPE BED
CORDS, PLOUGH lI,:Es, MASON LINES, Halt ;,
BLOCKING TwINE, BROOM TwINE, Sc .ditL ana
Machine Ropes manufactured 10 order. Punc-
tual attention will be paid to all orders received.
November %, 1883. l-ly
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TERMS OF THE REGISTER.

The "SHgrrERDsrowN REcTs7EH is pub.
Ii,trJ weekly at ~ a year, positively Il be Part
within the expiration Of lhe year. Single CO.
Ap,LerlsrMExvs Of one square or less, so
cets for he first Insertion and - cents for each
insertion Observation-Disclosures ones IN the sane
proportion. Advertisements not marked tor any
tneci6cd time are continued till forbid and charS-
ed accordingly. 4 deduction made 10 those who
advertise by Jhe year.
Letter, or Communications TO tie Editor, up
on which there ; postage, unless they contain
money. should De postpaid TO insure attention.
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COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE

The undersigned have THIS day (Aug. II, SOD
| associated themselves in this CITY, under lie
firm and style of Harper s. .rcJeish, for tie
prosecution of General Notion Trads, similar
to that in the Northern cities.
HARPER &. NcTEIGH
Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Notions, Giorfs,
Hosieru aid Fancy Goods generally. opposite So
rspIa Hall, King street .itrGndTia, nave the plea
sure 10 inform their friends and The pubic geo.
orally, Of the arrival of their STOCK, consisting
Of great variety Of every description of GOODS
usually found IN the NOTICE HOUSES Of larger CT
ties These purchases have been mace undoT
the most favorable circumstances of the imPor-
ten and manufacturers, enabling them to offer
TO country merchants and other dealers as great
inducements in the way Of bargains as can be
had North. Nov. 20, l853-ly