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4 FRESH supply Of Green and Black Teas Of SUI.
n perior quality jlst received at the "Old Corner"
1.,'v'' IS -
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Gilt Cornicing.

DANDS, Curtain Rings, Etc, Handsome Patterns
ID of govd SIZE :cs Drawing Rooms and Chamber
Windows.
Window Shades and Fixtures.
4 handsome assortment consisting OF 80 patterns
mostly Of now des;gn-Landscapes, Street Views,
Co! Patterns Etc. varying in prices from IS cents 10
Svr dollars C. L. CllATTEN.
May 1T!
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TOOPER'S ISING.GLASS Almonds, Yeast Pow
" ders Extracts. Canls Soaps. &C., Tor sale at Il
"Old Corner" ut the loves: prices.
Oct.lO L. W BONNEY.
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Hides.

THE highest price will be given for good hides
l. by W. AND ..RSON.
Aug % "a If.
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rINEIE undersigned, late Editor Of The South Caro-
i inian and Cp!unjia Bnlns1, prpposes 10 publish,
in"hc city OF Columbia, Literary, Political and News
Journal to be called
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A NJ. & R. KENNEDY'S Stock of Dress Goods,
IA. for Ladies' wear Embroderie>. Hosiry, Gloves,
&C., is very full I'd offered on the most rcasona.
BILE terms.
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EATHER and Shoe-FindinGS.--A
large assortment OF Leathe ard c-Findings.
or sale low by WORKMAN j. co.
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CHARLESTON
WEEKLY STANDARD,

NON1 1A1No <a5i It1I HIaI ! IIh : U1-
LISHED IN TIE DAILY.
ToGGTiiEi. WITH
THE LOCAL, DOMESTIC AND EOREi(iN MAR
KETS-TIlE PRICES CURRENT, INCLC.
DING THE RATES or SALE FOR
STOCK, EXCHANGE, AND DO.
MESTIC pKODUCE-THu
SHIPPING IN PORT
TIE LATEST
TELEGRAPuIC INFORMATION,
&c. SC. &c.
The STANDARD is tho Only :nor.a-; paper in The
Charleston which issues 4 WEEKLY EJEIION.
This Edition Is published e"ery WcpyrsoAY Mosy.
ING, and by tho eSering OF the acx. day can be re-
ceived in every section ofthe State
Price $2-payable invariably in advance.
l. w. SPRATT & CO.
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Wool, Wool.

W'ILL be purchased either in the Burr or clean
w BY W. ANDERSON.
Aug. % "a tt.
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HATS.

THE. subscriber wishing to close out his stock OF
i Bcebe Z Co., Warnock and Rankin, Duryee &
Co.'s superior Drab Fur Hats will sell thcm at New
York cost, and many other Drab Hats much below
cost. '" u. MeDo" ALL.
May Is, 2o IT,
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TNRENClI Brandy and Madeira Wine Of superior
L quality for medicinal purposes For sale by
April IL. III. WORKMAN & co.
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.SOfi(.c.

TIE Notes and Accounts of ". NJ. Watson ar.
in my hands (as Assigure) for collection. Those in
.lchtrd are requested 10 rakc immediate payment
and by So doing save costs.
Jan. 80. j. DUNLAP. Assignee
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NOTICE.

THREE MONTHS from this date appli"atiom will
i be made 10 the Bank # Camden S c., for the
Issue Of now certificate No. 4Ol dated January II,
1898, for one share of said Bank of Camden stock
standing in tho namo Of James Grice, the original
being lost or mislaid J. D. JONES.
June l9-3m. Ex'or OF James Grice decd,
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Feb G-tf
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T. J. WORKMAN g. co.,
Wholesale aud Retail Druggists,

T.. J. WORKMAN g. CO.,
Wholesale aud Retail Druggists,
:, CAMDEN, s. c..
nFFER for sale, for cash, or on approved credit n
~ LOWEST MARKET PRICES, a large and wELL.sELEc
TED assortment Of EAST INDIA, MEDITERRANEAN and
EUROPEAN
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
FRENCH, ENGLISH, and AMERICAN CHEMICALS, OF
ALL KINDS,
Patent Medicines Thompsonian Medicines Shakers
Herbs sud Roots, Saratoga Water, Wines and Bran.
dies, Surgical Instruments, Trusses Paints Oils Var.
nisles PANT Brushes, Dye.stufs, Lamps, Lamp Oils,
Burning Fluid and Camphene Druggists and Physi.
clans Glassware and Labels, Window Glass, Putty,
Hair, Tooth, Nail and Flesh Brushes, Bronzes Teas,
Spices, and Aavoring Extracts, Perfumery, Fancy
Soaps, Fancy Articles, Genuine Cod Liver OIL together
with every article comprising the stock OF Druggist
or Physician. Our stock is Of the best quality and
the best selected assortment ever offered to the pub.
lic Physicians Country Merchants, Planters and all
others can depend their orders meeting prompt and
careful attention, and upon accommodating terms
No extra charge for packing transportation to the
Railroad Depot or any part Of the town.
II Physicians Prescriptions carefully compounded
APRIL 25. II
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nj. IL .t..,.. So, -, ~ rou n ri, Iii
'"e -
the locomotive ~ passenger train rhiie ~ iu n""n
On railroad la Vermont podcd instantly killing three
-. ~, to,,n,,,.. l. .,,,,.sa -, nv. ,..p .,,,rs h.
49, " ~
IRbiniW
On the 10th ~ August 1stt a locomotive, with one
lpna,cd coal ca,. attached while In ,no,loo on ran
80 ~ " .,,.....
ron" bcAf h''a'ns - ~" uP"u''"s
Killing instantly tho conductor engineer aud too hrenen
suruosed 10 have been struck by lightning
49,, 80 ,s,h !, v-.h ,s4- - ,,s,. attached a.
" - 80 i,
passenger ualn On railroad h1cmgh between Atisnt~
and Augusta vas struck ~ lightning bu, ~ damage
revere SHOCK given ~ tho persons upon u.
have among my unasforted meuorsnda an account ~
an engte ying been struck ~ lightning FairOad
On the Continent II Europe by which several rrs0ns
we're Killed.
ttnte railroads have been ~ use have never known
~ heard II e.. u losa u Ne by lightning railroad
car md han II j. rccbsciei that many ul u pr
travel IN railroad during mnndcr storms, their
couT le'e exemption from death ~ hshihlhg rDnfFf
fri lndesd
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fAKls, aug. 1000.
american Jcurnaiisis and Statesmen in Paris-1xs
Ne,c York Exhibition The DiGicuitiss BetTeen
the European Exhibitors and the Directors Not
Yet Adjushd--7He american Department N
the Paris Exhibition Queen Hicforias Tish TO
The French Capital The Loan-Another .Suo.
cssstM Financial Operation-Rachst &c.
The arrival in Paris Of Mr.. Bennett editor Of the
New YORK HERALD, has happened to coincide with
the departure of Mr.. Greeley, editor OF the Nf1
York Tribune, for London. But the latter must
return, perhaps, more than once 70 obtain a final
decision upon his responsibility as an ex.director
OF the New York Exhibition. He has, indeed, be-
come legally a Partisan, having been obliged TO
"elect domcil' here while awaiting the tardy result
Of the investigations which his imprisonment occa-
stoned. The announcement that Mr.. Etex, the
artist had satisfactorily adjusted all the difficulties
between European exhibitors and the cxdirec0rs Of
the Exhibition, seems to have been premature. II
is quite certain that Mr.. Etex must have exceeded
bis authority II lie acted in the name Of more than
tie few individual exhibitors whose powers OF at
toney he held. As TO the statue Of NJ. Lachcsne, II
is to lie Hoped tie report u true that i IL ON Its
way back, saie and sound, but the French arbier
prefers deayin Until its arrival before releasing Mr.
Greeley from hs confinement 70 the limits"
Luckily, these arc wide enough since the alliance
between France and England 70 have let your quon.
dam reighbor cross the Channel with his white
coat, Ms soon az he found that he need not elect
Clicby as domicile. Even the delightful garden Of
that prison did not tempt him back there.
Mr.. Fillmore, exPresideDt Of the United states,
is quietly and unobtrusively (Gfter the recent ex
ample Of another ex-Pfesident, Mr. Van Buren,
going the usual round OF Sightseeing In Paris. II
would be well II oil their fellow-ctizens would im
tate, while in Europe the digncd modcsty Of these
distinguished Americans. The contrast between
the visiting card Of Mr. Van Burcn and that Of more
than one American traveller who has honorcd this
fashionable metropolis with his presence might sug
gest lcsson Of propriety TO not few. Some writer
(eiiher an Englishman or a Philadephian) has
lately said that gambling Is the national vice u
Americans. However untrue this may bc, those Of
them who come abroad tsome get quite far sbroad)
are generally very fond Of cards. card Of the
largest sizc contains with difficulty all the title.
military and civic. which IN American especially
II be has or has had any moro or less remote conDec
ton with the federal goyernment-afBxs and pre-
6xes TO his name. shall not say how many Of that
highly respectable and numerous cass Of men, dds
appointed Commissioners 70 The Universal ExhiLi
ton by the Governors Of the respective stats ot III,
Union. beuryed o weakness for cards soon aft~
/ their arrvsi; for mD~' ~ them quickly discovered
that II would be best 20 suppress the ar, edition
their tiaysd pAssebosrds. or at least reserve II ~
/ hopt circulation. Bp; nis' nsa..2a tat | Ia
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER g. 1866.

had done TO save her. Russian diplomacy was never
more active than 1t Is at present. and il doubt
with view OF disarming the openly expressed hos
tility Of the Prince Of Prussia that the latter was
summoned by the same dowager lady his sister, to
Sc. Petersburg. Russia wants peace "a much as
either France or England and this leads to the hope
that the Vienna conferences will soon be resumed.
Whether the Russians repel another attack on the
MalakoR Tower, whether the French take it
whether Sehastopol is able to defend itself,
whether it is taken, we shall have another Peace
Colgress--with what effect Heaven only knows.
Meanwhile, everything seems TO be preparing for
winter campaign in the Crmea. Ammunition,
provisions tents hnts clothing and hospital stores
are accumulated on q large scale, and the armies
will be in sight of each other while the dpomatists
OF the different Powers will be negotiating for their
nselessness Austria, emboldened by the success OF
her last diplomatic mystifcaton, is now formulating
new species OF aimed neutrality declaring through
all the organs friendly to her, and not considered as
Official, that she is determined to insist on the four
points stated in the treaty Of I'd December not only
to France and England. While she admits certain
latitude OF Interpretation Of the third point she does
not consent to any additional conditions being i'm
Pofed on Russia, or to any concessions being made
by Turkey to the allies, In the event Of Russian de-
feat. Austria las yet processes to adhere firmly to the
quadrupe alliance; but she begins to talk Of cond
tons, and the time may come when she will be
Russians were in the Princpalitics and threatened
the Balkan and Constantinople, Austria was I'M
doubleday sincere in her approach to France and
England; now that the allies seem to have taken
strong footing in the Crimea, Austria being alarmed
at every movement, at every approach to her own
domnions, is more DESTROYS of peace than the belli
gerents themselves. It is for this reason that she
was SO extremely anxious to have the German Diet
acknowledge her endeavors to pacify Europe. Her
position derived moral support from the resolu-
ton.
/ have already referred to the many reforms con-
templated by Austria in her internal organization.
They can only be introduced in state Of peace. The
army was eating her substance. 1t cost her $500 900
day, while her credit was at its lowest ebb and
her bank notes lost twentyeight per cent against
specie. Since the dismissal of third of her whole
army, her effects have improvedand her discounts
diminished. She wants peace-so does Prussia, so
does all Europe. The most successful war for the
allies, it is admitted, cannot save Turkey; and the
most reasonable peace that may now be concluded,
cannot last over ten years. when the "sick man"
will have another fit. F.J. G.
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n. r,,,.e.f Juyss1 oatsssttc. ~ report ihs, -
49, s..I~r. ttsif fessf Nssse f1svssfcu hst5 a.
rsl... I.as uesn ssssa g0ssrros Eyts their sAaA
80. a, te.srraf u ssfs Ibs c>ss,isaiss sof rfisnA
49,. ys,ss.ss 49, axrs ssfs fnsts At~s tee
:, ttyss lasss~taai Asflnss tw oasSl4sss 81 dSv.
So ia fssYss'ka sos<d 70 s1tosrs vsbs~t asSssx
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Sval.b1fT sAA ms, a ne yot~>--sbs f,r~>s -
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~ ssrsssfas, ~ wssssshasss.a ~ ~ ~ "A os@ -
Assss 80 ns'iouki sAsif4ssrstloa. A. w~srH
ssssf "a NJ RIA mn 70 sAsfsse sssrssss - -
tsoYspi.on . rssaintka .stgrslns TIE hs"e"s -.
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,sgsAs, r.sa.aT - ssls.s sAst .sss - ste sts
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10 Tnt hDirVt ~ TT Ut ~, -. ;, ~.
..s,sblf,s Afaa BsusassJ 70 o. me ssas~ ~.
justice. an. 49, A.
80. .tthsgt .s.ify ~ -oai5 ean syklns" ! veus
49, tsrs,s N W. El~ ~ frlsDi a his sko. vher
f.s.,,sd - tssfs Asa asa ~ fissgrb hiHs isft
$50 "a "a - tsbA Il ~ sssiy b,,gf M nsrt
l,s 20 sltsna e bss wants " f~ss ssf NJ fsrnh
80 kss- vbsrf H. ga assb- ff tsi ibsrB sJssa
~ sSsfr wss rarely seebsntsi a. inc TO rFnfisuea
- -.yr - knvv AMI cSssssi t.is ssses.i
80 - - 49, ngs.s@t " M ere1sfs,ss frga
sfi - ats egest' cAFessssb-..
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80 - = - "a ~ &aya rssf@~'ss1r,
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Who Is 50 he Chief Engineer az Russia
tn THE EDITOR or TuY HERALD

SIryotcjno In vour MINER Of Yesterday copied from
-, - . -. 49,, M. -, =,
'he aiuany hf9"s' "saen'"' H'a'e", an "ioan"n 70
10 be chief Engineer of the Russian Navy, take the
M erv aling through your columns the editor Of the
- 80, re, ~, , :, ~, - e,
@F"-iHn"s' Wv y =" 'A'"e' - i"o"P'oh' t'eo"p
ly " the editor Of the fs quite sure that Mr. Thomp
sn haa Ia, give years first engineer Of the Collins
\, !, . 80. y ~, $3.50.
S''A"sh'P '"'p'' ""' a'f, - " ' - - S'D'A
certain 81 Mr. Jhonpon being appointed Chsl Engineer
10 the Russian heef Tue collins SIC im.hp racine has
be- running only I've years and she has had four or ave
c'ef engineers curing hat line lhc present worthy oc
cuIant M A. IT, Cunningham hns le"h chief two Years
and As abilities a. engineer have been spoken Of IA The
highest terms W The tst talent ~ Europe ana cg1ciy
undtnlied. -FOUR obcdient set1nt, = II y
Ntw ioRSi Aug -, 1893.
A. kIn,Nl,S RI NJ fniyF rsGfSYFR OF Tux Rvs
80. x.rv
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-10
.IOWN WORK,

JOHN WORK,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
TIN Il SEEET-IitCN WARE,
dain street, aadrly opposite the TaiImadge Hoase.
4 GAIN tux es plcasure IN calling tho attention ofhis
IN customers and country merchants generally. to
the urges stock of Copper, Tin and ShcetIron manu-
pains to keep constantly on hand large variety Of
every thing that possibly be wanted in his line and
atters himself that from his long experience In the
Tin aud Sheet-Ir0n Business,
he will be able to give m satisfaction TO all who may
favor him with their work. Having practical knowl
edge of the business, his selections are made with
view 10 durability, style and cheapnoss.f ,.
Manufactured to order.
He also keeps In his employ some of the best work
men that can be secured, and always having hand
the very best material, Is enabled TO manufacture
order anything and every thing desirable In his line.
in as good style and ialr terms as can anywhere
10 had.
All Kinds of Stoves, &c.
Never In the history OF Lancaster was there estab
lishmetthat Kept on hand larger and more complete
also prepared with large number Of Fire rates and
for the accommodation of his customers keeps on hand
large quantity Of Fire Brick, manufactured express
ly with view TO putting up Crates, Ne.
In hne any aud everything needed In hisline can be
secured by giving him call. and at prices rs reason
able can be obtained In any other establishment IN
the State. lnasmuch his present stock is greatly
superior his former IN quantity quality, variety and
chenpness he feels confident that persons giving him
call will go away highly delighted and amply satisfied
"a ~ He also keeps constantly on hanC
\\--Nytzr-u=zDn n large stock Of steel PlOws,
<SSA\ of Cincinnati and Circleville man
eeGzislsa-R--SznhAHr ufacturc.
Lancaster, March 3, 1875 "A .- +.
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO OLD SOLDIERS
BOUNTY LAND AGENCY,
WASHINGTON CITY.
ALEXANDER M, EyANs,


NOR several years connected with several Depart
H' ments Of the General Government, continues his
\. III Bounty Lund Agency IN Washington City, and
fpuAwOuid call the attention OF Ola soldiers
YYs@fland their heirs to the very low terms upon
Bounty Land Law Of Congress. His arrangements
ment of such cases. will enable him to procure war
rants with the least possible delay.
In addition to his experience, he possesses much
valuable record and docu Mentar, evidence apperain
ing to the numerous GLASSES Of claims
lr PArmy Officers, Soldiers, Teamsters, Naval OF.
hcers, Seamcn, Marines, and Navy Clerks, (Or their
surDipjng DidorS minor ehidrcl) wLo oserved In the
Revolutionary War, War of 1912, Florida, or any Of
the Indian Wars for peror Of not less than fourteen
days are now entitled To Land Warrant for 100 aeres
Those who have already received their 40 80 acre
wnrrania arc now entitled to an additional quantity
(equal TO lG0 acres) pes
l-FRegular correspondents who prepare cases and
forward them TO my address, for management here
Will bo literally dealt with,
IrPA COURT OF CLAIMS having been created by
Congress, before which, nl PRlyATE CLAIMS not pro-
vded for by law. are to Represented for adjudication,
Mr.. Eyansw will ndcrlake the management ofany cases
before that court--feesto be agreed upon. s
" T'FEEs rnR PROCURING LAM WARRA ANTs;--(pithon
regard 70 sie On original applications, only S2 for
Increase 81.
RrrERESCRs.--Hon. l.. p. Waldo, Commissioner of
Pensions: John Wilson, Commissioner Of General
Land Office; John NJ Clayton, u s. Senate; S.A Doug
lac, U. s.; John bell, u s.; NJ Muson, u, s.; Gen.
Lewis Cass, U. s.; Sam Houston, US.iT j, Ruak, u.
s.; W. IL. Seward, aud to tho members ofthe thirty
third Congress. March 90, 1S55--51
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rnr aREAT rrRlTIER OF THE BtOOP'

I, NOR a PARTICLE or MERCURY IN TT. ,
= A N NFALIhBLR REMEDY for serofula, Kings
"A eyiI rheumatism, obstinate entaneous eTuptions,
pmpes or pustuIes on theace blotches, boils chronic
sore eyes ring worm or etter enlargement
and pain Of ls bones aud jolnls stubborn ulcers ~
philitic ,isorders lnmbao spinal complaints, and all
diseases arIsi from injudicOus of me Tcury,
impru,lence in life, or impurity of the blood.
Thisyaluable medicine, which has become celebrat,
tbroagb IL agency has Induced The proprietors at the
urgent request OF their frlends oeritto the public,
do with the utmost confidence In its virtues
and onderl We properties ThefoIlowing GER
tifeaes selected fr0m large number, are however,
strunge testimony that the mere word ofthe proprie-
tors; aud are alt from gentlemen well known in their
localities and Of the highest respectaby, Nancy Of
the IN Iow Residing in the city Of Richmond, Yirginia
F. Boy,len Esq, of the Exchange Hotel, Richmond,
known every whore. says no has seem the medicine
ARTsR aIxTrRE administered in over
I'D neary ali the diseases for whIchitis
the most astonishng good results.
lie SAYS IL is the most extraordinary medicine he has
ever seen. :. ,g \ - ~. <.
or three years had Ague and Fever Of the most yio-
lent description. had several Physicians, took Quan-
titles OF Qnnine, mercury, and believe all without
any permanent relief. At last tried carer's spanish
mixturog two bottles of which eheetuaily cured me
and am happy 10 say ihave had neither c6ills orfeser
since. the best tonic In the world and the
only medicine thathas reached my case. ]. L0NGDEN
i 5 BEAvER ID kMsneaF Richmond, Virginia, s b3sf3
O. B. Luck, ESQ.,, now in the city Of Richmond, and
for years In the Post Qhice has such coincidence
In the astonishing efficacy of carters spanish mixture
that he ers b0ught upwards OF so bottles, which he
given TO the afflicted Mr.. Luck says he has neye
known itto failwhen taken according 10 direction.
Il Dir. Minge, practising Physician, and formerly o
messedin in number OF instances the effects OF carter
snanish mi xture which were mosttruly surprising. HI
avs in ease Of consurnpon dependent on the liver
the good effects were wonderful indeed. -tt p st
Samuel NJ. Drink err Of the the firm of Drnker 4 Nor
ris Richmond, cured Of liver complaint OF eigh
years standing, by the use Of two bottles OF carter
spanish mixture ia
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-10
MAGA1EN FRANcAIs..
FamiIyG Groceries, 0neenswar. !, As.,

FamilyGroceries,Q ,Qncensware, &e:, ,Sc..
ENElLX G. BARBENCHoN has become proprietor.
by purchase, OF the Grucery store Of H. B. HbBter
20 Enn ~ nas.ass added large snd
from Cincinnati, and other marts In making his pur--
chase he has had IN view the accommodation OF his,
friends and discriminating public, for, all He
comments to their attention, among other articles an
prices that cannot fail TO give satisfaction. 3 .g
{ CARBOHYDRATES OF all Kinds, for families andl
parties. t n i ~ .,syz.. s,,l.. .,.s. a. 44
Brazilian Nuts, Figs and dates. i, .,,ss ID ~
JeIiies, and Geutine for Jellies, Prnnes, &C. p
or Famils Groceries he will only mention Phil. pow
dered and crushedSuGAR, New Orleans do, TEAS,
Rio and Java COFFEE, Spices, Molasses, Golden Syr-
up, French Chocolate, Mushroom Walnuts, Tomato
catsup splendid lot Of Eugish Diary Cdssss, aud
Not forget also, Liquors. brandy for the sick and
TOBACCO, Powder and shotfor the Spoftsnlah.
He will keep on hand variety OF Paints, Ya-nis
and Japan ofhis manufacture for the trade. 1897
Not least, large and full assortment of Qpeensnars
EarheN French wdre and EnghsA GIassa0drs l-
so, WoodeR pare, Tabs, Buekets. &c. 49,
t He hopes to obtain fair shir ofhe public favor
in his undertaking, and looks for tha appreciation
and patronage fhis friends Having been compelled
to renquish his former business as ipuousto hcath
his purse, as well as his health the experimcnt 10
which he will devote his undivided atento does
succeed he will 6eabe he trusts 70 the public In
some other useful capacity
May 1854, FELIX G. .BARBEN CHoN,
LANCASTER MACHINE FOUNDRY
~, DEvoLisprcparedt tofurnish all kinds Of STEAM
M. ENGINES. upon short notice and at Cincinnati
and Pittsburg prices. a. .s.,. ..ls Al ,.,...A l
Also, all Kinds of Mil Gearing, Hosting Screws,
Regulating Screws, jack Screws; Fulers Screws and
Cider Screws.
| Min Spindles OF cast iron or wrought. IA 40 g4a
| Balesand Drivers, &C., &c.
| He wilIaIso furnish the PARKER WHEEL to suit
any head OF water, aud with either iron wood shaft
Also the ATK INSON WHEEL 1T up as above The
patent tho Parker Wheel has expired and conse-
luently they con be had mucl. cheaper. esg. -
| He also continues to make DEVoL'S THRASHlNG
| n r.
ranted the best in Ohio. a.tssen
All the above articles will be made with especial care
and by the best work men. and will be warranted.
Il All kuds Of repairing done upon the Shortest notice
| He also keeps constantly on hand, ALE KINDS OF
HASTINGS, usually kept in Foundry. He has com
peted his front shops that those who call exam
Inc his work. -s.fA+
The known quality ofihe work done at this estnb,
In future, the subscriberwill labor desire the pat
/ ronage of the public. He invites eXaminaii0n. 4
Lancaster, May 10, 1854. g. pEVoL.