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Carpets, Oil-Cloths, 60.
At Low Prices for Cash!
George II. T.. Hyaft.

Nos. 44+ and 4+G p:::~l- Street, (Ncar
Chotham,) Nc~- York,
IL AS now in store, and is coRstaat,y re-
- cciving wELL-AssoETEp SToCK OF
CARPETS. OL-CLoTus. &c, TO 2hich he
invites paSIc attention, believing that m
examination of both quality and prices. will
prove satisfactory TO Merchants and TO
Purchasers generally, who buy for Cash.
His Stock consists Of
RICH VELVET TAPESTRY g. BRJS-
Sells CARPETS, IN NEW DESIGNS;
SUPERIOR ENGLISH g. AMERL
lCAN 3-PLY, AND INGRAM
G. A X = + rs S:
Comprising many New .pattems, made ex,
rrcssl" for first class trade Also,
Twil!cd and plain Venetian Hall and Stair
Carpets. Oil Cloths in widths from to
"a feet, in various qualities. Rich Mosaic
Tufted and Common Hearth Rugs and
Doormats of different sorts. Table and.
Eialo, CQyers Of Choice Patterns. a.
Sd ard Ga Plaid and Plain Mattings.-
Window Shades of desirable styles.-
Stair Coverings. Stair Rods, and all other
articles usually kept in Carpet Stores.
HE Is ALSO CENT FOR SELLING
Carhart a. Nye's Power Loom Thrce-ply
and Ingram Carpets, as we'll rs Barber's
Auburn Prison-made Brussels 3-ply. Ingrain
and Venetian Carpets and Rugs.
All which will be fairly represented 10
purchasers. and sold at fair prices.
July 25, 24-ly.
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To Planters and House
Builders.

IN" subscriber rr!urrs hiS thanks fuE the
very liberal patronage received for the pa l.,
and takes this method To inform. the citizens
chichester and surrounding Districts, and the
whole South, that he has effected another
Improvement in the
Cotton Gin & Wheat Thrashcr.
that cXccls any that have ever been intro
duccd heretofore; and from long experience,
he has no fear in challenging any other Fac.
tory, either North or South, to produce nm
equal. lie feels very confident u SAY ing TO
the public, that hIS Gins excel in perform
ancc any other make or pattern now in use.
With dry cotton the roll cannot be broken
or made 10 spew over, which no other pre-
tends TO claim, ana with good driving pow
'r ard attendance, 40 SAW gin, will Gin
from i 10 bales or more in day, weigh
ing from $50 to 400 lbs; which is rs much
rs any one hand can well handle in dav.
Any person wanting a Gin or Thrashcr, can
bc supplied by sending on his order TO me
mt LewisvIle, Chester District. s. &. Work
will be shipped 10 any place desired
REPAIRING dong ut tie shortest possi-
bic notice
To House Builders, will say that am
manufacturing SASH, BLINDS g. DOORS
of any description, made Of the best material,
and dry her, and workmanship The very
best.
All work carefully packed and forwarded
TO Ordcr JOHN SIMPSON
June lin, 1896. l7-tf.
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Business Notices.
HoLLOwAY'S OINTMENT AND PHI,

nOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND PILLS
the finest Remedies for Bad lcgs-Flancis Tom.
kinson, OF Ouowa, Michigan, had the misio tune
six years ago, to break his leg, which was i'm.
perfectly set 10y the doctor, the consequence was,
that it iorned itself into an angry wound, and
despite of the various remedies he tric, he
could not get any thing to cause it to heal, and
it was feared hy all vino knew him, that he
would be lame all his life. About four months
ago; hc commenced using lIolloway's Ontacnt
and Pills, which soon caused an improved ap.
pcaraa &c in the leg, hc continued them for riinc
weeks, and the leg is sound, to the aston. hmcnt
oc al who know him.
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The Republican Convention.

PHILADELPHIA, June lS.-Thc Hon
Jpln Chas. Fremont WAS dominated Lv
the Black Republicans ,Q. day OH the iir,,
hnll,; as their candidate tnr Prcaiirn,.--
At ~ informal ballot for Nicc-prc.iicni
DAYTON, "f New Aerscv. had $50 votes,
Lincoln OF Illinois liO. WiImot ~ Danks
20. Suuir"r 80, and Scattering 5S. The
names oI MrssrS. Sumner, Wilson, Banks
aad Wilmnt wrrc then Withdrawn, ard
hlr. pavtnu nominated on the first bullo,
as the candidate of the party f1i Vice
i'rc.adent. The resolutions adopted cuIo
gizc the Constitution aud the Uniou--dc-
clare it The duty of Congress to wohbit
slavery in the Territories condemn the
administration for It's Prosecutors in Kan
sas, favor the admission "f Kansas rs u
free State favor the Pacific railroad, riv-
sr ard harhor Improvements aud extend
general invitation. 10 all free STATE mt,, to
Join hearts on terms of pciiec, equality.
Later FROM Kansas.
CucAGo, June l0.-Sevcnty five men
aft yesterday FOR Kansas. $50 Missouri
ans were cncumpcd three miles from Law
y.nce on the l2th inst. Col. Sumner was
going to Lawrence with Il strong lody Of
tr,nrs, including artillery. The lr,slavrry
Committee q, Leavcnworh had renewed
the notice to the frec SJate EscD 10 onit
Col. Sumner wanted the Missourans to
.!es;st. General Whitfield has arrived nj
st. Lomis ell route for Washington.
Congressional.
WAsmISGToN, June lG.--Mr. CLAYTON
introduced bill in The L. s Svnaielo day
TO promote peace in Kansas. ltpfo.ilcs
Tor a new census, the appointment OF rep
resentatives according TO the population,
aud tho repeal Of certain obu1xious acts
cf Territorial Legislature. Mr.. Adams
made n speech IN favor Of the amendment
Of the naturalization laws.
NEw IogK, Jane lG.
The North American Convention has
nominated Speaker Banks for President,
and Governor Johnston, OF Pennsylvania,
for Vice President. The scceders have
nominated Com. Stockton for President
aud Rayner, OF North Caroline, for Vice
President.
ST.. LouIs, June 20.--AfTiirs in Kansas
wear miider aspect. Rumors ofyiolcnce
are seldom heard, aud The aru,cd bodies
Of men have either dispersed or are skulk
ing in remote parts.
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Southern Commercial Association.

v NNSIIINHION, j UNr 10.
PtcrmiCaly Steps have been taken for
the formation ot n Suuihepn Commercial
Association Tor the purpose Of dIscriuina-
ting in the hcstownIur business patronage
lictwcpn the friends aud enemies Of the
South. The agemcy VIII be established
IN New York in season for the In.I trade.
he mat" will hc brought up before
The Savannah Commercial Convention in
December NEXT
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NOW IS TIE TINE.
CAPITAL $500.
5O3l prizes amounting to SGO,OOO.
Tickets, $40 Halves, S5 Quar- ters, $3.50
Prizes PAYABLE without deduction.

Persons sending money by mail need not
fear its being lost. Orders punctuaily at
tended 10, Communications confidential
Bank Notes Of sound Banks taken at par.
Those Wishing particular uumbcrs should
order imnrdiatcly. Drawings sent to all
ordering Tickets The 5000 Prizes of SS,
are determined by the drawing Of the capi-
,al o! $1,000; # the number that draws the
capital is IN even number those Tickets end
ing with 0, ,, :, 6 and $. are entitled to SS:
il "n odd Iumbcr those Tickets ending with
!. 3. D, :, Q, are entitled to SS.
Address, JAS +. WINTER, Manorcr.
last aacon. Ga.
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a TREATISE
Discusses Of the Sexual system.
BY EDWARD II. DINON, NJ. d,
EDITOR or "TUE SCALpEL."


Ninth Edition. 2S5 pages. Price 81.
Thi, edition contains an important chapter ON
the Loss or NIRlLTY - NOlNG MAERlrp
PGorLE--an unsuSpcctcd cau'". Every married
man dcsirous of preserving his health, should
read this extraordinary chapter; it il waittcn
with great plainnes, bnt in the usual moral and
elevated st,lc OF the author.
Horace Gccclcy rcma rs:
This l. Il work lot which there was thcmost
urgent need. Thousands are annually hurried
To premature graves 10y vices which they scar, O.
iy know TO be such, and would have been pre-
served for lives OF usciulncs and honor by the
scasonab!c pcrusal oc IL work Ike this. There is
not page that does not bear upon its face an
Impressive warning; shall not the warming be
htardy'
Ii is VOL; Of great value to the family.
Freeman.
" This hook is written with great d,lic9cy and
care, Yet with an apparent .icsira TO- ooHbnun-
cate truth with the utmost force and earnest
ness.'-N. Y. Evening Post.
"Thcrc are startling things in this book which
the ror-pro!rSsiOnal reader will regard with
surprise. We have our doubts about prcscnt-
i'g to all 81. Is oi readers these cNpositions of
those who labor under weak moral sentiment;
Yet the authors acknowledged originality and
devotion 70 the rational principles Of medicine,
and his ingenuity under fyi z surgical ciIcum-
stances, stamp il with rlorc than ordinary in
tcrrst. --DoInn Nadica! and Surgical journal.
" There are some strange ideas in thiS book
aud 1T contains great deal of useful information
to both sexes, while, although the squcamshncss
OF calling things out OF their proper names i
Justly discarded, there is not page nor line
that may not be read by the most artlcss and
innocent youth. N. Y. Weekly Dispatch.
Copies mailed, free Of postage, on reccipL o.
the price. -
o.. v. ROoRBACII, Jr., Publisher,
3T3 Broadway, y. Y.
- Editors inserting the above will recciv,
copy OF the book, postage paid.
June ls, 1856 ls.3m.
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W ASiilNGlON, June ~.
Mr.. Buchaman,s letter accepting the
Democratic nomination expresses hope
that lac will he able lo Iliny dumrsti, strife
aud maintain peace with fo'eign powers.
H. endorses The platform III all lis parts :;
declines "a election, and vii! refuse to
answer any questions curing The canvass.
lie thinks the slavery agitation is rapidly
approaching lis end. He promises to
maintain lhe NATIONAL honor at NIL ha-
.,,, I,
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G III Il S T E r.
Carriage FACTORY.

oARG The undersigned is now pre-.
H5Sts} pared to manufacture, at his
S---=- New Establishment in Chester.
Vile, all kinds of CARRIAGES, adontrd
to our rough and hiIiy country, and of the
best Materials. He would suggest. as al
most evcIy maR in the up.country is more
or less jn ige of timber, before you buy
or order Carriage, no matter where, look
around and see what sort of Lumber The
builder has and in what condition il is kent.
The Carriage-Maker may Lie, Boasi or
Biuster as much as he pleascs, but the Grand
secret OF carriagc-making lies in the LUM-
BEG-pilc.
To buy cheap Negro, Hose or Car.
riagc, is to verify the old. adage PENN
,oiSe and PoundJooiish. Give me a fair price
for my work, and then if il is not made
right, hold me responsible.
II II were not for Paint, Putty and Cline.
What would We poor Carriage. Makers do
G. f. llOLST.
'. 'hestcr jan, 81, 1895 49-H
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Notice.

All persons indebted to the Ledger for sub
scription, are Informed that the amounts ar,
due the present Proprietor.
r. 8 BAILEY.
June llih, 1856.
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NOTICE

We are requested to state that Divine
serSice will be- held at Perry's Church, two
miles east OF Iancastcrville, on the 2Sth
inst, by the Rev. l.. McDcNALD.
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Wanted.

Dry or Green Hides, for which we will
pay "for Dry Hides" 10 cents cash, or I2s
cents in trade, "for Green HIDES" we will
pay cents per III. We do not limit the
quantity We will take all we can eet nj
above rates. MAGiiL g. CAUTHEN.
June Ilth, 1856. lift
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Beef ! Beef!

The subscriber will Qpcn atecf market in
Lancaster Village, commencing on Monday
next; viii furnish the Villagers twice week
VITA the best Beef that the country affords.
), j C0uSABT.
june 10, ls-m
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WHAT ruE NEw YoHK CITY foLES FAY or
DIR MLANES CELEBRATED VFRMiF.GE

ok VI LANES 'CELEBEATED NFRMiF ..GE
MANvfA'rrHEp UY rLEMING nRos.
NEW YORK, August 25, 1852.
THIS is to certify that / am we'll acquainted
with man fifty years of age, for many years Il
resident CT thia city, who has been at times ca
tr"mvly III, but could not tell from what cause
uulgs it was worms. lie told his attending phv-
sican his suspicious but the physician at once
ridicucd the idea, ,auh .cflscd to attend him any
longer. Ills son then mentioned Dr. MEauc's
NcnniUgc, and asked him if he would take 1t {;
hIs reply was-l must take something to gctrc
lief, or die.
Ihgy Mt once procured bottle Of Dr.
MlmHc's Celebrated Nc,n4itugc, and AZ took one
half at one dose. The result was, hc passed
upwards of three quarts OF worms, cut up in cv-
cry forn. lie got well Immediately, and is snow
enjoying most excellent health; and Ike the
good Samaritan Of DID, is endcavoringt to relieve
Lis unfortunate noighbors. lie makes it his bus.
mess to hunt up and select all eases similar To
his own, that may be given over by regular phvs..
clans, and induces them to Try Dr. MLamcs Veg.
miugc. So far he la, induced more than twcr.
ty persons to take the Ncrmiluge, and in every
case with the most happy results. lie is well
sa'isiicd that DIR. MLane's Ncrmifugc, prepared
by Fleming Bros. OF Pittsburgh is far superior
to any other known remedy, and that il more
generally known would not fail to save many
valuable lives. For further particulars inquire
OF Mrs. ilardie, l2t i. Cannon Street, New
iork. City.
90 Purchasers will he careful to. ask Gor
DIR MLANE'S CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE
manufactured by FLEMING BROS, of Pitts
burgh, Ia. There are other. Pills purporting
to he Liver Pills, now before the public. DR..
ALares genuine Liver Pills, also his cclcbra.
ted crmiiugc, can ROW be had at all rcspccta-
hle drug stores. None genuine without the
signature of FLEMING BROS.
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DR.. ALFRED CRAVEN
EsCNiGEist Surgeon Dentist.

NoRKViLLE, s. c.,
Oilers III. PEo!oSSour! Services TO the citi.
zcnN of Lancaster Village and surrounding
country
ARTIFICIAL TEETH inserted on Gold
Plate. from one TO u fail sc;t.
JUnc llth, 1856. 16.lv
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ANOTHER REMARKABLE CURE OF
SCKOFULA.

SCKOFULA.
Sparta, Caroline Co, Va March, 81.
Messrs. Bennett q Beers, Richmond.
Gentlemen Your Carriers Spanish Mix
iure has performed II remarkable cure in The
person of servant man, afflicted with Scrof.
nla in the very worst form. So bad had he
become, that his eyes were entirely closed
and bad been so for more than a Year! AS
last resort, ms everything else had failed,
it was resolved TO try the mixture. We ad-
minisicred il according to directions, and
wonderful to say, perfect cure has been
effected. | am satisfied that no medicine
equals " Carter's Spanish Mixurc" as pu-
rifcr Of the blood. 1t is creating quite an
eSciicmcnt here, and sells very rapidly
Send another lot by Railroad
Nours iEnly, r. s. BRQADDUS.
Jun", l6-lm.
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June Is,
For snIe-

10000 SHINGLES at Pleasant Hill, nine
miles South OF Lancaster, on the Camden
road. MAGll.L g. CAUTHEN
June llth, 1856 I7H
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Wanted 80 Purchase

a Small two-horse wagon Enquire al
the Printing Office.
June lS, 1886. lS-tf.
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ShcEjGsS Sale.

by virtue of n Wri, Of III. Fa., 10 me di-
rccted, will sell before thc Court House
door in Lancaster, on the first Monday in
July next, within the legal hours OF sale,
the following property, viz:
Fifty acres of Land, more or less, adion.
ing The lands of Minor Clinton, James S.
Thompson and others, leyied OF aRd to be
sold rs the property oE Abncr Mackcy, at
the suit of Margaret Ingram, demandant.-
Conditions cash, &c. 225.
J. ID. UAILE, S. l.. ID.
June lllh, 1886. I7.4t
JUST RECEIVED large supply of DIR.
Iloohand's Celebrated German Bitters.
Call and get one of his Almanaes--at
HASSELTINE g. CURETONS.
May l2ih l3-tf
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ks;sgs! Esugs q!

lO,O"J lbs. OF Rags wanted, for which
goods will be exchanged at low prices.
}. Il. COUSART.
Junc llth, 1886. lT-f
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New York, June 90
Cotton is duh and the sales amounted
only /" about 800 bales. Wheat is droon.
ing. Flour has declined; Ohio S5.S5L
Corr declined to 5Ic.
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FOR SHERIFF.

Nix. EpiroE You viii please aunouucc
Capt. q. VI. FUNDERBURK. rs candi-
date for Sheriff at the ensuing election. and
oLiigc his friends.
MIR EpIToE You will please announce
HENRY HANCOCK, Esq rs candidate
Tor Shcrlii of Lancaster District, at the ca-
suing election, and obli~c
MANY SUPPORTERS.
MIR. EDrroR PLEASE announce JOHN
IL. WELSH, as candidate for Sheriff at
the next election, and obhgc his friends.
Mn. EuIToR - Please announce Mr. X. q.
billings as a candidate for Sheriff at the next
election, and obhgc, MANY FE!ENus.
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L A c A s e ER I DaEHs
Announcements.
FOR SENATOR.

MIR. EDI;oR:-Plcasc announce Mr.. =. Il.
HAMMOND as Il candidate for the State
Senate ut The next election and cblige
MANY VOTERS
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MR.. EDITOR: Please announce Mr.. GEO
McC. WlTIiERSpOON as a candidate for
Senate at the next election.
MANY FRIENDS.
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Late Arrivals.
Domestic and Fancy Goods

The subscriber has just received an add.
tiona supply of
Domestic and Fancy Goods,
consisting Of every article usually called fJr;
and some excellent Patterns Of Dry Goods
ncrer bciOrc sho!oH ia lis Market. He will
sell rs
Low is THE LOWEST,
and respectfully soIcils his friends TO call
and examine his Stock before PURCHASING
elsewhere. J. Il. COIlSART o
Jane lllI, 1906; 1851.
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" any mistakes occur. please iaforn MS
and they viii be corrected
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Hi. Buchanan's Acceptance.
WAslIlNCrON. Juup |,

December next.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-10
spIEcsl PROV ma asGHAsAN'

We earn from the Lancaster Er-
oress. that the students OF rankin and
Marshall college paid svi,it 10 Wheat
land Oh Friday last, 10 pay their re-
spects to the President elect. Mr. W.
4. Duncan delivered a congra'ulatory
address to which Mr. Buchanan repll-
Cd. After abiding 10 college life, and
the duties OF young men, the Express
says
Mr.. Buchanan remarked that his
election had been alluded TO. and he
might be expected to say something
on that point. He had been elected
10 the high and responsible Office OF
President, and he thanked them most
sincerely for their congratulations; but
whether the event would prove to be a
matter Of congratulations, time alone
can determine. Without saying which
party was right or which was wrong,
the fears Of the father of his country
had at last been realized, and we now
behold a sectional party. one portion
OF our Union arrayed in political hos
tiity TO the other. The object of his
administration would be to destroy
any sectional party-North or South
and harmonize all sections Of the
| Union under national and conscrva-
/ tive government, as ii was fifty years
| AGO. Unless this be done, the time
may come when these sectional ami
mosities which now unhappily exist
may break up the fairest and most per
feet form of government the sun ever
shone upon, but he trusted that the
same Power which had watched ovcl
AMI preserved US in the past will con
tinue to smile upon rs and make US
prosperous. united and happy people
In conclusion, he said, that if he coult
il any degree be the honored nstru
meat Of alIaying this sectional excite
mcnt and restoring the government t.
the principles and policy Of The fathers
he would then feel that he had not as
sumcl the ariuous duties Of the otiic'
N vain.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-10

~Dxl,vsa,Ks 0, WHrA, At Tpr-
WArER'-We have already stated
that the New York canals are to close
on the 10th inst The deliveries Of
wheat At tide-water, up to Nov. so,
amount 10 l0,s06, 900 bushelA against
A,A0e, 900 bushels last ysear, and
s,7so,o00 bushsls during the great
season Of high prissa ID lo47. III
Tour ard ladlAn tosat dtlivstiss ~
MxsA Ne aane y .ahl yeae.
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ATE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IOWA DECEMBER No. 1856


Two swindlers were arrested at Pitts
burgh, Pa. on last Tuesday night, who
represented themselves as Lord Arthur
John Hudson. and Sir Charles Miller.
Although stopping At one Of the CON-
moncst taverns in the city they sue
ceeded in impressing several cit'zens
and merchants with the idea OF their
magniiccnce, many Of whom they have
bled for considerable amounts. Du-
ring the fortnight they have been there
they have represented they had on de-
post, with . broker in that city,
100000, and that they feared his sta
bility. They actually bought an ex-
pensive safe for the security Of their
imaginary treasure. Lord John had
made arrangements for the purchase
Of farm, well stocked, for seventeen
thousand dollars, but when the deeds
were drawn and ready to be signed for
the contamination Of the bargain it
was discovered that the swindlers were
entirely penniless. They were arres-
ted in the presence Of the parson and
wedding guests during the progress Of
the marriage Of one Of the swindlerz
with the daughter ofthe landlord Of the
tavern where they we're staying.
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FOR SALE.

MERCHANTS can purchase at New York Prices,
lNX addine expense Of ovtting here, s. chests Of
Young Hysoo and Imperial Teas, to be sold In any
quantity. Also ecases No I Nutmsgs The seas
and Nutmegs are fresh and 10 good ortsr-wasrant-
ed.
Two CASES nne cut chewing tobacco in papsry OF
small \, and pound, suitable for retailing
Also, 100 gross pstsut window "a steniuep eseort.
edshe whole eonsisnsd 70 b closed up for cash
or short time paper. n. ". NORRIS, luc'r,
dec ~ beccud street. 9doors eos, Of Ferry.