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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-04

NOTHING GRows IN VAIN.-We under
stand that an enterprising German is about
to secure patent for the discovery Of flax,
or its equivalent, in fifteen different kinds
of weeds. The discovery is to be turnedto
account in the manufacture Of numerous
articles Of which flax is the principal, but
especially in the manufacture of paper,
which is a matter Of deep interest just now
IN the publishing world, the scarcity of
rags, being great embarrassment to busi-
ness. Nat. Int.
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tell You about the romance, (as you call it }
OF my humble dress and occupation:
G.Tuy A n,,,,, o.. >,


tell you about the romance, as you call it)
of my humble dress and occupation:
iaae-sr "THE APPLE GIRL"
went-the mother stood in the door to
welcome me, but the daughter ran to meet
me, and, taking both ofmy hands in hers,
in almost delirium Of joy, she cried
"He's come-he's come"
| In her pink dress at the apple-s:and she
had met Emile the day previous.
Istood that night as witness to their
union. and happier wedding never st.
tended. The devotion ofthe simple heart
ed girl was rewarded-her faith was not
misplaced--her omely tailsman proved a
true one.
TIE WINTER OF THE HEARr.-Let It
never come upon you. Live so that the
good angels may protect you from this
terrible evil-the winter OF, the heart.
Let no freezing influences freeze up the
fountains of sympathy and happiness in its
depth; no cold burden settle over its with
cred hopes like snow on the faded flower;
no rude blasts of discomfort moan and
shrek through its desolate chambers.
Your lile-path may lead you amid trials
Which for time seem utterly TO impede
your progress, and shut out the light of
heaven from your anxious gaze.
Penury may take the place of ease and
plenty; your luxurious home may be ex-
changed for single, lowly room-the soft
couch for the straw -pallet-the vands, for
the coarse food of the poor. Summer
friends may forsake you and pass you by
with scarcely a look or word Of compas.
sion.
You may be forced to toll weariy steadily
on, to earn livelihood; you may encoun-
ter fraud and the base avarice which could
extort to the last farthing, till you well nigh
turn in disgust from your fellow beings,
Death may sever the dearest ties that
bind you to earth, and leave you in a fear
full darkness. That noble, manly boy, the
sole hope Of your declining years, may be
taken from you, while your spirit clings to
him with wild tenacity, which even the
shadows of the tomb cannot wholly sub
due
But amid all these sorrows, do not come
to the conclusion that nobody was ever SO
deeply afflicted as you are, and abandon
every sweet anticipation of "better days"
in the unknown future.
Do not lose your faith in human excel
lence, because your confidence has some
tines been betrayed nor believe that friend
ship is only deluson, and love bright
phantom which melt away fom your
grasp.
Do not think yon are fated to be miscra-
ble because you are disappointed in your
expectations, and bafled in your pursuits.
Do not declare that Gnd has forsaken you,
when your way is hedged about with
thorns, or repinc sinfully when he calls your
dear ones to the land beyond the grave.
Keep holy trust in heaven, through ev-
cry trial, bear adversely with fortitude, and
look upward in hours of temptation Eand
suffering. When your locks are white,
your eyes dim, and d'limbs weary; when
your steps falter on the vergs of Deaths
gloomy vale, still retain the freshness and
the.buoyancy ofspirit, which will shield
you from the winter of the heart.
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New FooD FOR SHEEP. Whilst | was at
Geneva, l observed every one collecting
carefully the fruitoft the horse chcstnut,and
on inquiry, learnt that the butchers and
holders of grazing stock bought it readily
at certain price per: bushel. l Inquired
Of my butcher, and he told ME it was given
to those sheep in particular that were fat
tening. The horse-chestnuts were well
crushed; something, in the way, so l I'M
destood, that apples are, previous to cider
being made. They are crushed or cut up
in machine kept solely in Switzerland for
that purpose; then about 2 lbs. weight is
given to each sheep morning and evening.
1t must be portioned out to sheep, as toe
much would disagree with them, being of a
heating nature. The butcher told me that
it gave an excellent flavor to the meet
dg. Gag. g.e Pig
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C1ovEs.-When clover Was first intro
duced into Germany to fill up the year Of
naked, fallow, in the, ,triennial course Of
cropping, its effects appeared 50 extraordi-
nary, thatit was pronounced to be the limit
of he art Of calmre. 1t gave fodder for
cattle during the formerly naked year, it
gave d better crop in the following year,
and it was supposedto choke the weeds
which infested the fields of grain.-Von
Tkner l-.
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D1REcrfoNs FOR A SHORT LTE.-We copy
the following directions fora short life
from an old almanac. We doubt not they
will prove as eflicacious as any doctor
could desire: aSs(
1. Eat hotbread at every meal. sg's's
2. Eat fast. ,adg ye.
8. Lie in bed every morning until the
sun istwo hours high.
If the case should prove stubborn
4. Add the morning dram.
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PREsxcE OF MrH6.-A thief entered a
house in Sterling County, on Saturday
last. While the family were at church.
and was discovered searching drawers,
&c. by little lad Of the family. The
rogue threatened the boys life if he
didn't tell where the money was; but the
youngster shrewdy replied--;Meetin' is
lest out, and fathers coming up the road;
he'A tell yer-he knows better than l do
The thief. somehow or other, was net in
clined TO wait.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

orERsfS-ono year In advance, So 90; at the expra-
hon ofthe Year, Ss5O Clubs often, SI5OD; Clubs OF
twenty-five, $4,000
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GBt Ganeaster @azette,
CITY OF LANCASTER:
- opUsLIsHpp EVERY rnURspAYI MORNING
IS. SLAUGHTER, E0HOR AND PROPRIETOR,

oFFICE-old Public Building-soutbeast corner Of
~. ~ n VI tho Public Sqnare.
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The CAPTAIs's BAIHIEa TUB.
A SAILORS YARN

SAILOR 1ARN.
A cabin-boy of one of the ward-room
officers, On board United States vessel,
a good deal given to mischief, one day
made his way into the captains cabin,
while they were engaged above making
out strange sail in the horizon. Here
he finds. all sorts Of luxuries, including
various wines, of which he drinks enough
to raise his courage not only, but to
make him somewhat reckless of conse-
quences.
In this state ne finds himself in O room
adjoining the cabin, tin bathing tub in
one corner, luxuriously supplied with
rare cosmetics, and :. smelling like a
barber's shop of the first class" Now"
says he, "I had tried all the other good
things that I had found in the cabin
had drank the captains wine, and
Strengthened myself out on his sofa, and
swung in his hammock and thought |
wouldn't quit without taking dip in his
bath"
Accordingly he strips, and is just en-
joying the first pleasant feel Of the water
when he was interrupted by the messen-
ger.boy, who had been sent into the cabin
by the captain. Fortunately he was not
discovered this time, but it made him
cautious.
al must contrive some way to get out
with my clothes if any body came along
again. WASN'T long in finding the way,
The ports on the side of the forward ca
bin were open, and through them could
easily get out into the misen chains,
where could dress myself without be-
ing seen. There was big gun in each
port, carronade' as they call en-
short but fat-the biggest kind-you
never saw such kinds Of guns except
board ships of war. 1 could Chamber
out along side Cne of em easy enough,
tho was little fellow then"
He takes his shoes, clothes, and hat,
and sticks them outside of the port where
they couldn't be seen "and then," he
says, 81 went back to the tub. All
this didn't take more than half min.
ute, for l worked sharp, can tell you.
The only thing that l was afraid of was,
that the steward would come in and
catch me. / didn't care q tinker's cop
per for the captain. l knew could get
out Of the port in less time than would
take him to come down TIE poop-ladder.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, March s, 1855.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO the holders OF
IN stock OF the United States described in the fol-
lowing notice of Sd January last that for the pur
pose oil completing the purchase of the amount
therein named, this department will continue TO
purchase, upon the terms of said notice. to the c1-
tent of the residue of the proposed not yet oh
tained-say 81 585 05, If said stocks are offered
and received here prior TO the first cay Of June next:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, January 3, 1855.
Notice is hereby given to the holders of the fol-
lowing described stocks Of the United States, that
TINS department is prepared to purchase at any time
oetween tic date hereof and the lst day of March
next, portions of those stocks, amounting i'm the ar
gregate TO 81 800 GOO, IN tho manner and on The
te ms hereinafter mentioned, to wit:
In case OF any contingent competition, within the
amount stated, preference will be ven in the order
oi time IN which said stocks may be offered The
certificates, duly assigned to the United States by
the partic: who 20 receive the amount tnere0f
must be traRsT ttcd TO this department; upon the
receipt whereof, price will be paid compounded
oil tiie following particulars:
i. The par value, or al rount speciicdin each cer
tifcate.
2. A premium on the stock Of the loan au,horiz Il
ny the act of July, 1876, redeemable November I2.
1896, Of2H per cent; on the stock Of the loan an
thorzed by the act Of 1912, redeemabIe 3ist Decem
bcr ieO2 OF 10 per cent; on the stock of the loans
authorized by the acts of lSi7 and ls4s I'd redeem
able, the former on tn 3lst December 1867. and
tne latter on the 2oth June 1868, of is per cent
and on the stock of the loan authorized by the act
Oh 1850, and redeemab:e on the 3lst of December.
le64, Commonly called the Texan mdcmni;y,) 6
per cent.
D. Interest oR the par of each certificate from the
LIST OF janulry, 1855, TO the date of receipt and set
uement at the Treasury, with the allowance (for
the money 10 reach the Owne of one days interest
in addition.
Payment for said stocks will be made in drafts of
the Treasurer of the United States on the assistant
reasurer at Boston, New York, Philadelphia, as the
parties nay direct.
But to certificate will be entitled to the benefit of
TINS notice which shall not be actually received at
the Treasury on or before the said st day of March
next. JAMES GUTHRIE.
maT6-duunel Secretary of tiie TREASURY
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o. marriage, its duties ara disluaIiacaasEs, and
their remediss; With Autographs, iiustrciipg the
anatomy and rkJsiSloyy, and digsssas Of the repro
dactive organs Of both sexes tnsr structure, ICES
aud functions popular aud ccnprehe nsiye t-ss-
tse on the duties and eesusJ'.,s single and nar
ried Hfe-happy and fri;tlci sTsi. z.s mode g
curing them-infefcecrs &ld in9s-tjls o2e5-their
ebvistion and rsuCvs3-.n1crtslt hits TO those
contemplating RaAin.cny. that viii oys-cos,s CO
iectors to IT. nonS hewsver. sholid take tnis In.
portsnt step without ffst co1slliticg its psyss-
erumsntaries on the dseases and medical treatment
CT females fror, NANCY to old sge, each cse graph
ically illustrstei By beautiful EthcgI2p6c plates
neryoa5 debility, its causes and oGrs, hy Trecs5s
n once 20 sinSs, safs sri eectusl that failure z
lnposlble-zGIe5 for daily nanageusnt--sa essay
on spormstorrh9s with practical observations on q
Eafsr and more successful mole Of treat1sLt-pre
csutonGTy hints OK the eTiis resulting ffoE smp-i-
cal pr.eice-en essay al diseases a-iE,ns non:
iraiscreticn, with plain and simple rules by which
sl persons can cure themselves without mercury
remedies f- thacs sslf inflicted miscr:ss snd disap
poiEted hOpo5 sc r1<ortCSacsiy pEeTaieat IN the
young 1t Is . truthful sdTi-sf 20 tbs married and
thoss contemplating nsrTiGss. Its rsrUssI Ia per
tcuiariy recon ended to reItoas sEtertsiniuZ &c
cret doubts Of their physical coD6tsn, s1 vino are
conscious Of having hsEared tko health, Espoinez.
snd privileges 70 which every huzsn being Is TO-
Etied 70.
lar. Msiisd free CT postage to say pErt o. the un
ted Stats.
n. B-rho5s Eho prefer nay consult Dr. Ia CseI-
upon any Ct the diseases Gpel Ehich his bo5x t-.st
ether peTsonzlly or b. Inei Eesisine sca: 70 any
part of tbs Union secor6i1g to directions. e4fal;
packed and carefully sec"ri from Ill ohesrVat;cr
Address DR.. Il. g. Ls OKOlX, No. 81 Maiden Lad,
or Post Of,-e Box SO, AlSen; Il. 7.
81 0fice open daily fson = % u, and O.
Sunday from until II.
a. Offcs iSsBa OYsd frcE, 40 Sc Beaver e.
10 81 Esidsa Lane, Albany. E.Y
Secj
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IL taken from ScOti's Weekly:
DEAFNESS-We understand that the success
which has SllOwed the use of SCARPA'S ACOUS-
TIC OIL, IN cases Of Deafness, has been astcnish-
ing, Thousands of persons aving been cured whose
cases were considered hopeless. The calls for this
medicine are from all parts of the country it being,
we believe the only article before the publc for the
cure Of that distressing disease.
BE particular and buy Of z. ID. GILMAN, Wash
lngton, ID. C., and 8 s. HANCE, Baltimore, Md, as
there Is counterfeit article in the market.
feb 2S-2m
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kfAA's PATENT AMERICAN ACCORDEONs.
A several OF these new aid improaed instruments
just received and for sale At the Music Depot O.
- HILBUS HITZ.
Also, dozen OF Faa's new and cheap instruction
The public are invited % examine these Accorde
ons having received the first premiums in every ex-
hoit on exhlpited. uiLBUS l. HITZ,
mar " Sole Agents,
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LOOK HER Ell

lEORE BOUNTY LAND TO .fLL who served
Nl in Any WAR since 1880, whether as Officers
Soldiers, Sailors. Marines, Clerks, Indians, Chap
lains Wagon Masters, TeamstSrs, LandSm' ID, (Of
their widows or minor ehildreD) who have not yet
received full $50 acres and have been in service "A
days will DO well o. write 10 US. postpaid, and their
Land Warrants will be forwarded TO them for the
above quantity, and 10 charge If they do not get it,
LLOYD CO.,
Calm Agen,'s Office, opposite U. s. Treasury
Washington City, Dc >ai MAJ : om
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.

CUPREMEC COURT TOFTHEUNITEDS STATES.
- ROBERT J. WALKER and LOUIS JANIN
have formed partnership under the name OF
'Valker AID Janin," for the argument Of cases in
the Supreme Court OF the United States, at Wash
ington city, where both will attend throughout the
future sessions of that c6urt.
They may be addressed at Washington, N. York,
or New Orleans. ian l9-eo3mH
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s,o MEMBERS OF CONGRESS s. OTTER

5VO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS & OTHERS.
/ SILVER SPOONS, FORKS, Ac.-M. w.
GAIT K BRO. invi'e special attention to their
stock of pure Silver Table, Dessert, and Tea Spoons
and Forks, Ladies, Butter Knives, and all other ar
ucies Of pure Silver Ware which is larger and NOR,
varied than ever offered to their customers.
NJ. w. GAIT 4 BRO,
S94 Pa. avenue betw. 9th and 10th SITS.
6b 93-tf
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DENTISTRY.
TAKE NOTICE.
NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.

NHW Oh RlNO AMI OOMMEH UOODS.
ID w. BROWNING, Merchant Tailor, under
1 the United States Hotel, has just received
large supply of Spring and Summer Goods, and is
now prepared TO offer great bargains to all in want
OF good ard fashionable clothing. His Ready
maie Clothing" will be sold al the following low
prices
Whole suits, Coat, Pantaloons, and Vest, OF thin
cloth Or. Cashmere, for S12.
Fine Black Frock and Dress Goats, from $40 to
Sl5.
Good Business Coats for 81.
Black and Fancy Pants, nom So to 81.
Marseiles md Silk Vests. from 81 to :S5.
He keeps always on hand large assortment cf
fancy articles, such as Shirts, Gloves, Cravats, Um
breas, &c.
"sole Agent fof the sale of SCOTS Fashions
mar l0-t.
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PATENT ICE PITCHER.


ID = Il . n 3 WITH DEEECTIV K
l. vision are invited to examine my
extensive stock of all kinds of SPECTA- A-sssfssSsEs
CLES and EYEGLASSES. Glasses X
of aSy kind, such "a Cataract, Parab bola, VIZ
PerscoPic, Double Concave, Double Convex, and
Co,ored Glasses, put in at short notice. with great
care, aid PERSONS in want of glasses may be sure
To gel hose which benefit the eye.
AS- Circulars defective visOn," gratis at
IL. SEMKEN'S,
33O Pa avenue, betw. 9th and 10Th ste.
mar 30
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THE FIRST GRAND ANNUAL BALL
6AGL1 CLUB

WILL BE GIVEN IT
FORREST HALL, GEORGETOWN,
On THURSDAY kVSHIEG, April 10, 1855.
THE Members Of the Club pledge themselves that
Il no pains or expense will be spared to make il
one OF the most pleasant Calls of the Season.
SCOTS Cotillon Band has been engaged for the
occasion.
Refreshments will be servedu up by an experience,
caterer.
No Hats or Caps will be admitted in the room, ex-
crpt those worn by the respective Clubs
Tick ONE DOLLAR, admitting a Gentleman n
and Ladies, to be had Of any of the members of The
Club.
Committee Of .4rrassge,nonts.
Uriah ID. Harrison, J.E. Calhoun,
w. A. Cunningham, T. b. Davis,
Uriah ID. Hilton, Thomas Dow.ing.
Managers.
), =. u lion, L. Il. Waugh,
john Carr, A. ii. King,
A. Z. King, Gabriel Ficth.
Floor Managers.
Gabriel Fitch, Unah ID. Harrison, Thos Doylino o.
ap4-W,W&e
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DEy. JOHN LANAHAN, PASTOR OF THE
h EXETER STREET, NJ. e. CHURCH.-A
strong desire to benefit the afflicted induces him
thus 10 certify. We chal enge any other mrdicino
10 present such mass Of testimony from gentlemen
and ladies of high standing of our own wel-knovn
citizens. who testify of cures of COUGH, BRON
CHlTIS, RHEUMATISM. DYSPEPSIA, &c
BALTIMORE, January a4th, 1855.
Mcssrs. Mortimer & Mow6rdy:
take pleasure in SAYING to you that have used
your "Hamptur's Tincture" with very great profit.
From serious throat affection, my general health
mad become very much impaired, when { com
menced To use = Hampton's Tincturc.D | found
IL effects upon my general health most salutary-
h1y nervous system and digestive organs soon right
ed up under its use.
| have several times recommended it to my
tnents, and IN every case, as far as have been in
formed, they have use it with success.
Yours truly,
JOIN LAaAHAH, Pastor
Of Exeter st., M. E. Church, Baltimore.
BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS.
RALEIsu, N. c., Feb. 8, 1855.
Aessrs. Mortimer & houobrGy:
10 HEREBY certify that about twelve months aco
was ta ken with severe hemOrrhage Of the Lungs
and mad four attacks of il / was advised TO try DR.
Rampton's Vegetable Tinciure [ procured one
bottle, aud after taking which, was satisfied that
was much better; end that, after taking the fourth
b9tie, was entirely well, and now enjoy as good
health as ever did in my life. can and do, with
out the least hesitation recommend the Tincture
to al persons afflicted il my way.
fccrs, Czo. w. WrAKLxy.
CURE FITS-READ!
Here to the Sick than Go9.-From one ofthe most
respectable Druggists in South Carolina.
CHARLESTON, 8. C.. Sept. 81, 1885,
Hessrs. MORTIMER K MowBRAr:- sale Of
yoIr hsmpton's Vegetable TinctrTe is increasing
every Gay, and every bottle sold recommends this
vaiua'ds medicine To the afflicted. Several of our
planters have tried il in different cases with aston
shins success, and are getting it by half dozens.
has been found tU be thagreatest remedy fer rheu
maize affections, and wonderful cuIe ha, been
performed Cn a negro bov, suffering from Fits.
viii furnish you with number OF Certificates if you
wish them
ain, gcnticmea yours, VIC TKorr.
Call and get pamphlets gratis, and see cures of
Cough, Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Dys
perSia, Nervousness and General Weakness. As q
female medicine or for delicate children we beiiey.
i, unequalleG.
Sold by MORTIMER & MOWBRAY. l4O Balti-
more street, Baltimore. and 304 Broadway, N. York
CHas. STOTT & Co., }. B. MOORE. ID. B. CLARKE
CLARKE BnwLIsG, W. ELLIOT, and ii MCPHRR
SON, Washington; also, by z. s. r. CT Sci, George
town; and e. c. BERRY, Alexandria, and by Drug
Eisl, everywhere. feb 9l-tr
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AIARTIN'S UNRIVALLED GUfTARS.-Three
Nl OF these superb instruments are now on exbi
bitiOn for limited PerOI, al OR Mu.ic Store The
charming beauty OF their tone elIcils the universal
encomiunis Of Professors and Amateurs
HlLBUS HITZ,
mar2l Sole Agents.
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CHEAPEST BOOK EVER
PUBLISHED, and containing
nesriy d u5le tiie quantity Of
r.sdinG nsttec IN thst CT the
FIFTY CENTS Or COLLAR
PUBLICATIONS.
It treats OF the PEYSIOJn
GY 0g MARRIAGE, sni the
secret 1, iirnites and disorder
OF youth and maturity, re.
',ulting ron excessea, which
dectroyths physical and men
tai powers, with cbae-ystione
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Private Medical Treaties
PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARSIAGr,
n. b. LA CKoIx, N.

M. u. LA CAUI4, NJ, D,s
ALBANY, ~ Y.
$50 Pages and lSo Fine Plain srd Colored Lithc-
graphs and Plates.
~ Price oniy IS Cents "a
Arssnt free Of postage to st parts Of the UnionEe
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STOP YOUR COUGHING.

STOP YOUR COUGHING.
lust received, per Adams b Co.'s Express one
81 case of Ma'lIard's New York Gold Medal GUM
DROPS, consisting Of Banana, Vanilla, Raspberry,
Lemon, and Horehound fiavOrs.
Also, complete assortment of his celebrated
Chocolates, Of universal reputation and without
rival In the United States.
For sale at Il. NJ. Z, KINGS,
265 Vermont avenue, corner sueet.
mar l6-tf
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HAIR WORK.

HAIR WORK.
ORNAMENTS of Hair, such as Bracelets, Chat
" claims, Chains, BreaStpns, Earrings, Finger
Rings, made to order, of any desired design.
All orders faithfully attended 10.
Specimens may be seen at my store.
ii. SEMKEN,
No. $50 Pa. av., between 9th and lO,h sts.
- Mar 30 .'-a
DERRY'S AND GILLOTT'S STEEL PENS
Il various kinds and sizes, bought in person from
the makers and warranted genuine.
mae FRANCK TAYLOR.
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TABLE CUTLERY, ALBATA FORKS
AND SPOONS, sc
UST received large assortment Of superior Ia
y BILE Cutlery of every variety.
Also, every st lie Of the finest quality ALBATA
FORKS, SPOONS, TEA SETS, CAKE BAS-
KErS, CASTORS, sc.
NJ. w. GAIT & BRO,
/ 324 Pa. ave., betw. 9th and 10th SITS.
mar 9-tf
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BEAUTIFUL SPRING GOODS.

BEAUTIFUL SPRING GOODS.
M have now in store very Large and splendid
w stock Of NEW GOODS, and having been
bought at the large auction sales in New York We
invite the special attention Of purchasers to call and
examine for themselves before making their selec
tons.
We name few leading articles.
% pieces very rich black Silk from 10 cents to Sc
IS PEI yard
100 do rich pain, stripe and rldd Spring Silias,
very cii' ap
A large Assortment Of Spring MoHsselnes, Chally de
LANES, Ginghan-s, Lawns, Bereges, plain and
printed
% of the cleapest plain Crapc Shawks ever offered
in this market
With an endless variety of new style Spring Shawls
ard Scarfs al greatly reduced prices
Table Diapers, Napkins, Toweliing, Irish Linens,
Linen and Cotton Sheetings, superior Shirt
ing CottOns i'm great abuncance
Which will be sold low for cash or to cur prompt
customers.
n5- We must insist upon the payment of ell bills
which have bCCn rendered.
COLLEY s. SEARS,
No. 5S3 Seventh ST. 3 doors above Pa. av.
20-ety9w