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Orphans' Court Sale.

DY virtue of an order of the Orphans Court of
j. Cambria county, there will be exposed to pub
lie sale at the Hotel of James Reamer, at Crcsson,
on Saturday. the 2sth day of March. instant. at
one o'clock, ?. II, the following valuable timber
land, situate partly in Washington and partly in
Munster townships Contiguous to the Rail road
bounded and described follows. viz: Beginning
at a post (the South East corner of the tract of
which it is part) thcnce South Ga degrees West,
by land of James Bradley, l03 perches to post,
(the South West corner. Of the tract,) thence
North, by land Of David O'Harra, 122 perches to
4 post, thence North CA degrees East. by the res
iiue of the tract. lo3 perchese to post, thence
South. by tract in name of john Murdock, 122
perches to the place of beginning, contoining 20
acres and 12o perches;it being the South end OF
a larger tract of land Of which James Smyth,
died seized.
TERMS.-Cash on Confirmation Of the sale.
ALICE SAIYTH, Admr'x.
Of James Sn,yth, deceased
March 4, 1s57-3t.
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TIE New Caninet.

The following named genten' IN constitu c
the Cabinet of SIR. Buchanan, Tiz
.cec,etory q .Stc:e = Lewis Cass, of MicLi-
gan.
.Secretory cf tie TreosHry.-IIowell Cobb
-ofGeorgia
Secretary cfIK~.-J"hn .. Floyd. Of Va
Secretary Of tie Nufy,-A. Y. Brown, OF
:. enncssee.
Secretary Of tie Interior Jacob Thomp
son, of Mississippi
Fostn,oster General Isaac Toucey, OF
Connecticut.
Att0rney Gentral.-Jcreniah S Black,
of Pennsy ivania.
There is hearty satisfaction expressed by
the democratic press in regard TO the con-
struc,ion of the above Cabinet. There is a
Homogeneous character about it, which cannot
fail to commend it to the people generally
The gentleman who are TO act in an advisory
capacity with Mr.. Buchanan, are all men of
large experience in public affairs, and are also
of conser vative, moderate antecedents on the
exciting questions which have seriously dis
turbed the fraternal intercourse of different
sections of the Union We believe there is
an earnest and sincere desire in the public
mind. that Mr.. Buchanan's administration
ehall be successful one. There are narrow
minded and bigoted partizans, we are well
aware, who would rej1ice at, and magnify bis
most trivial errors of judgment, but the great
mass of cur people are patriotic and only de-
sire that he should administer the govern
snent for the general welfare Many of the
oppositions papers have already spoken kind
-ly Of both Cabinet and Inaugural, while a
few indulging in their habitual crossness, can
see nothing good in either.
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The Inaugural.

The Inaugural Of President Buchanan
which took place ct the National Capitol on
"Wednesday last, will be found in the Senti-
mel of to day The address Of the pew Presl-
dent is short and contains an enuuciation OF
the general principles which are to control
his administration He does not descend into
the details of his policy, fo- that is not espec-
ted in an Inaugural. His views, however
on all the questions discussed are clear, bold
and to the point. We commend this ilrst
paper of the Pennsylvania President to our
readers, and predict that even his opponents
viii iud little in it with which they can ind
fault.
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For Sale or Remit!

Sx9HE Subscriber offers for rent, the Washington
House, situate at Plane No, ?. The house
is large and commodious. and expressly built for
a hotel It is pleasantly situated, within $50
yards of the new Portage Railroad, and mile
from Portage station, where the mail train stops
going cast and west. This house if well kept
would become place of resort, especially In the
Summer season. as the air is always pure, and
the spring water Of the best kind. Trout runs
are convenient where trout can be caught IN a.
bundance. The Messrs. Whites steam saw mill
Is close BY. end to those who never seen one IN
operation. it is worth & visit. Also Gen A, NJ
Whites Mansion, where the latch 1trlng is never
pulled in. The above named property. WI! be
sold or rented on very moderate terms. Apply to
C. Hager, Esq, Lancaster, Pa, or Wm' Russeii,
agent. near the premises.
The subscriber has also for rent several good
Dwelling Houses, saw mill, with house and gar
den, a smith shop with or withoutout dwel
ling house. This is good stand for good smith,
as there is none than three miles from this
noint. The settlement around made up of good
customers. Apply soon to WM. RUSSELL.
Portage Feb. IS, 1S5I.-St.
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LrCENsE NOTICE.

PURSUANT to the provisions and directions of
4 az Act the General Assembly OF this CJn-
monwealth. entitled +" Al Act to regulate the sale
of Intoxicating Liquors. approved March 3lst,
1856.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That the fol
lowing persons have filed in the Office of the Clerk
of Quarter Sessions in and for the County of Cam
bria, their petitions, and intend applying for Ii
cense under the said Act, at March Term, 1857,
of said Court.
To sell Vinous, Spirituous. Brewed and Malt
Liquors, in quantities not less than one gallon.
together with other goods:
Patrick Walsh of Johnstown Borough.
Richard Il. Tudor OF Ebensburs Borough.
For Restaurants or Eating Houses
Patrick HOLLYWOOD, Conemaush township,
Henry BaltZer,
James Downey, Johnstown borough,
George n. Holman, ''
Josept Allwine, Conemaugh borough,
Casper Cradle,
Isaac Par6t, Conemaugh township.
Phorrras Downs, Cambria City,
And athe following named persons have Fl III
their petitions for Tavern License, which will be
presented at the same time
Roday Bradley of Allegheny township.
Daniel Mcdonald, Conemaugh township,
tFrata;is Setz, Conenaugh borough,
Terrence Delozier, Carroll township,
ReHeens Llewelians Cambria city,
Andrew Smith, ConeInaugh township,
Adam Pfarr, Cambria city,
John Sibert Conemaugh borough,
Michael j. Smith. Gallitzin.
JOSEPH MDONALD, Clerk.
Ebersturg, Feb. IL, 1857.
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ST. PArKIcK's DAY AT j RFFgRsoN. The
Rev. T Mullen, of Allegheny city, Pitts
burg, Will deliver an address in the new
church at Jefferson, on the 18th inst. The
long established reputation of this Rev gem
hemen as a pleasing aud highly accomplished
speaker, together with his extensive acquaint-
auce along these mountain regions, will no
doubt secure for him large audience. The
exercises appropriate to the day will commence
at III o'clock, 4. NJ. No charge will be
made for admmittance.
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And all other kinds and styles at the retail pri-
PREMIUMS PRESENTED TO PURCHAERS.
To every person buying gold pen of us we
present numbered certificate. ard each Of these
certificates entities the holder OF it, by the extra
payr.ent of 25 cents, to an article OF Jene!ry, IN
vaine from 81 to 500. This jewelry consists of
Gold and Silver Watches in great variety. Silver
Gob,ets, Silver Fruit Baskets, GoId Guard Chains
for ladies. Lockets. Bracelets Gents Gold Fob
and Vest chains, Thimbles, Breastpnes, Brace
cts, Ear Drops, Studs, Rings, Crusses, &C.. none
of which sell for less than ST. For Ere'y dol.
lar ,,aid us the PdYty is Entitled 10 @ Numbered
ccriifcase and By the payment Of 25 Cts. Extra on
each certificate he is entitled TO recetoc ghdterer Tie
number Of the ert:tieote designoses. We have
been in operation Tor three years anu thousands
have bought OF us, and we have mover learned
that aily one was ever dissatisfied. This plan
affords every opportunity of obtaining gold
watch OF some article of jewery, Tor a trifiing
sum- Aniour pens, pencil cases. &c-, are Senu-
inc articles manufactured by ourselves with great
care and we offer them precisely at prices asked
in al other stores in the city. To agents we
make advantageous offers. and an. energetic per-
son can do we'll by working for us. We wish
arents in every place in the country, and persons
who would like to become such Will please ad-
dress us. and we will send them printed circulars
of prices. terms, &c, We have no stated periods
for distribution The momen. pen e i'nrchas-
ed the purchaser is entitled to receive his ITemi-
um on the payment of % cents extra.
All orders by mail should be addressed
MERRICK, DENTON & DEAN.
335 Broadway, New York.
AGENTS " ANTED-
N. B.-Gold pens repointed i'll superior man
ner. Enclose the pen and SO cents IN Z. y.
stamps, and the pen will be repointed and return
ed post paid.
The BROADWAY GOLD PEN MANUFAC-
TURING, Co. is well known throughout the
country, but as their are undoubtedly some who
are not acquainted with we append the fol-
lowing well known firms as references:
FELLOWS s. Co., No II Maiden Lane, New
York.
HICKS & MITCHELL. No. do do
BENTON BROS, Cor. Broadway s. CORTLAND
St. New York, and Chestnut street. Philadelphia
J. ii. STURDY & Co, No. Gilsey Building.
New Yorks
GOULD & WOOD, No Maiden Lane, do.
Feb. 18, 1857.
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"WoonLAyD CREAM'-A Pomade for beou,i
fsing the H.ir-highly perfumed, superior to any
French article imported, and for half the price
For dressing Ladies Hair it has no equal, giving
a bright glossy appearance. 1t causes Gentle
mems Hair TO curl in the most natural manner
1t removes dandruif. always giving the Hair the
appearance of being fresh shampooed, Price only
fifty cents None genuine unless signed
FETRIDGE & Co. n. Y Proprietors of the
For sale by all Druggists. ''Batn; ofa thousand
Fouers.'
March 4, 1857.
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Wu1rr TEETH. PERrUxED BnEAru AND BEAU

WurrE TEETH, PERFUxED BREATH AND BEAU
TIFUL CoMPLExION-can be acquired by using
the '' Balm ofa thousand Flolcers." What lady
or gentleman. would remain under ths curse OF
lisagreeabIe breath, when by using the {. BALM
OF Thou SAND Flowers a dentifrice. would
not only render it sweet but leave the teeth white
as alabaster2 Many persons do not know their
breath is bad. and the subject is delicate their
friends will never mention it. Beware of counter
feits Be sure each bottle is signed
FETRIDGE s. Co. y. u.
For sale by all Druggist. Feb. 1s, 1857:
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TO the President, and he was followed BY other
,licnitaries. The crowd at the same time re-
uewed their cheering, and the guns on the
Capitol Hill believed out the news that uew
President had entered then his term of otlce
The salute, consisted of thirty-one guns-one tor
each State Of the Union.
The ceremony being concluded. the Prf $,
ident returned to the Senate Chamber. an .
soon after resumed his seat in the Garage and
,yas cond dactcd 10 the White House, the ex-
President and others accompanying HIM
The military and great portion OF the civic
PROCESSION formed again, TO escort the Presi-
dent and those along with him to the Exeeu-
tive Mansion.
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Court Proceedings.
FIRST AND SECOND WEEKS.

Commonwealth VS. William Brown In
dictment Larceny-A true bill-Jury sworn
wife tiud the defendant not guilty.
Commonwealth VS. Michael Lattermer-A
true bill-Dcfendant pleads guilty" and
submits-The court sentenced the defendant
10 pay fine of twenty dollars for the use OF
Carol township School district and the costs
OF prosecution
Commonwealth VS. Adam Pfarr. r.-Indict-
ment keeping tippliug hcuse-A true bill :
Defer daut pleads guilty" and submits
Sentenced TO pay fine of twenty dollars for
use Of Conemaugh School district and costs.
Com,nonwea,th VS. Conrad Myers-Indict-
ment keeping tippling houSe-A true bill
-Defendaut pleads g guilty. and submits
Sentenced to pay fine of twenty dollars for
use of Conemaugh township School district
and costs.
Commonwealth VS. John Morris-Indict-
ment keeping tippling house-A true bill
Defendant submits-Sentenced to pay fine
If twenty dollars for use Of Conemaugh
School district ami costs.
Commonwealth VS. Charles Andcrson-In-
dictment Larceny-A true bill Defendant
pleads :. gultv"-The defendant III this case
was found guilty, and a so On Two other indict-
inents for larceny
Commonwealth VS. Jane Noil-Indictment
for selling liquor to nit ora true II l-De-
tendant pleads ~ not guilty Jury sworn
who find the de fendant suilty-Sentenccd to
pay fine of twenty-five dollars ana the costs
Of proseeasion, and to undergo an imprlson-
n.ent in the county jail for Zen days.
Commonwealth VS. Elizabeth Grifith-In-
lictmcnt assau t and battery-A true bill
..und guilty bv the jury-Scntc" ICED to pav a
Fl ;e of five liars and the costs of prosecution
Commonwealth VS. Mary Ann Kinzie-
selling liquor TO a person Of iD.emperate hab-
.ts-A true bill-There was also true bill
onnd against the same defendant for selling
liquor on unday
Kcelon Francis Kelly, Jacob Dyer. Thomas
Mcguire and Andrew Smith-A true bill
Not taken.
Common wealth Va james vi Keo-!ntlct-
ncnt for selling liquor on Sunday-A true
biil-Terdict guilty and recommended to the
mercy of the court.
Commonwealth VS. Charles Anderson and
John Bruce-Indictmonr ]arceny-A true
bill-On motion Of p S. Noon Esq, one OF
he counsel for defendants. John Bruce was
discharged Charles Anderson was found
= guilty"-Same day Ja;nes Potts, Esq
moves in arrest of judgement and files rea-
sons.
Commonwealth VS. David Jones-Indict-
nent for fornication and bastardy-A true
bill-Recognizanc forfeited
True bills were found against John Morris,
Joseph Mardis Thomas Downs, Casper Cra-
die and Susannah Harris for keeping tipping
houses against Lawrence Schrotte for selling
liquor on Sunday, and the cases continued.
William Griffith for selling liquor on Sun
day, was found guilty, and sentenced to pay a
fine of ten dollars and costs, and undergo an
Imprisonment for ten days in.the Jail of Cam
bria county.
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THE undersigned will dispose at private sale his
] farm situated on the North Branch Of the
Blacklck, Cambria co. Pa, containing $50 acres
of Land. 90 acres cleared and in good state of
cultivation. Their is on the farm double log
Barn and square log house. Also coal vein
feet 10 inches thick, together with good Mill
seat. Their is on the farm good orchard. The
farm is only Z miles North Of Ebensburg. An
!ndisputable fitle Will be given.
WM. CUTTINGS.
CarIo.t tp:.iFeb. %, 1s57.-3m.
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March IL, 1S5
ExecufOr,s NGtlce.

LETTERS testamentary having been granted
by the Register of Cambria county, to the sub
scriber upon the estate of Encch Rees, late OF
Of Cambria township. in said county, deceased,
he hereby requests all persons indebted to said
estate to make immediate payment, and those
having claims to present them properly authen-
ticated for settlement
F. J. WATERS, Executor.
March II 1S57
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Executors Notice.

LETTERS testamcntary have teer granted to
the subscriber by the Register of Cambria county,
upon the estate Of Mary Susan Litzinser,- late OF
the borough of Loretto, in said county deceased.
All persons knowing themselves indebted, are
requested to make immediate payment, and those
having claims against said estate viii present
them properly authenticated for settlement
WM GWINN, Executor.
March IL, 1S57.-6tso
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LAND FOR SALE.

THE Subscriber will sell 400 acres more or less
of land. situate in Cambria township, Cambria
county, about miles West of Ebensburg. South
Of the Clay turnpike, about co acres cleared,
with good cabin house aud barn, thereon erect
ed. The land is we'll timbered, and a never
failing stream Of water running through it. For
particulars apply 10
E. j. WATERS. Executor
OF Timothy Davis, deceased {
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APPEALS.

TAKE NOTICE, that appeals will be held at the
| Commissioners Office in the boroughef Ebens-
burg for the year 1857, for the different borou5hs
and townships in Cambria county, Gu the days
and times as follows. to Wit:
For Alleghenv, Cle.rfeld s. White townships.
and Loretto borough, ON Monday the "a aay o'
March next.
For Carroll, Chest and Sasquehanna townships
en- Friday, the Sd d. y of March next
For BIacklick, Cambria and jackson town
sh;n. on Wednesday the 4th day of March next
For Conemangh township. on Thursday the 9th
day of March
For Johnstown and C.nemaugh borouGhs' on
Friday the 9th dag Of Marcn next
For Richland and summerhiii townships, on
Monday the 9th day Of March next
For Summitville borough, Washington 4 Mum
ster townships, on Tuesday the 10th Cay OF March
next.
7. S. CLARK,
A. LITTLE, fConmissihers
THOS. MCCONNELL.
ArrEsr GEo. C. X, ZAHM, Clerk.
Ebensburg, Feb. IL. 1857.
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THIS WORK having been enlarged through
out to admit the largest sized Pennsylvania Canal
Boats: the water will be let in from Aliddletown
to Recalling, on the first day of April.
Toll Sheets end information respecting the Ca
nal can be obtained at the Office of the Compa-
ny, No. 56 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, ,-on ap-
plicatlon to j.
II. RUMBLE SMITH, President.
March IL 1S57.-3ts
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TEeuse and Lot for sa.e..

TIE subscriber offers at private sale, the prop
I erty occupied by the undersigned, in the
Borough of Ebensburg 1t is situated in . desi-
rable part of the Borough. The improvements
are, good frame House, also a frame Stable,
Wood and Carriage Sheds. There is never fail
ing well Of water the premises
Au ndisputable title will be given, and terms
made known by applying to
w BATEMAN.
Ebensburg, March ., ls57.-tf.
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Valuable Town Property
FOR SALE.

THE subs riber viii offer at private sale his
lis dwelling house and, LOT, situated on high
street. two Iioors west of the Mansion House.
Also, good store room two stories high, with
back buildings adjoining, with a good stable lsth
Also, will be disposed reasonable terms from.
I2 to Is acres Of excellent land in good cultiva-
ten, and adionir Tie borough of Ebensbu
DAVID j. EVANS
Ehcnstrrg Dec 81, 1856.
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Cancer Cured.

TIE subscriber would respectfully inform al
persons who arc afflicted with the above dis
case that hc can cure it without fail. Numerous
ca ses have been cured, and any number Of cettti-
Gates can be procured if necessary. Call on the
subscriber miles from the village of Strongstowa,
Indiana county, Pa.
PATRICK MULVERIL.
Feb lS 1857
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HALr-WAY HeUsE-Maj. Gideon Marlett
has leased the above Hotel. formerly kept by
Geo. Murray, Esq. for term of years
The Majors well known reputation as land
lord is wide spread, together with the assist
suce Of lis amishle- lady, will make it desi-
rabls stopping place for the travelling public.
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Our Agents.

S. NJ. Peltcugill & Co , Of New York, and
J. Webster, OF Philadelphia are our author
s.ed agents to receive aud collect money due
this offcs
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March IL. 1S57.-f
A Chance 10 Get the Worth Of YOar
HIOney.

THE Subscriber, residing in Cambria town
ship, near the Walton House. viii sell at private
sale, the following described property, viz: one
Horse, six years old. one Mare with foal, eight
years old, and one Wagon.
D. W. EVANS.
March II IS51-3ts
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The War Ended!l
ARRIVAL DF HgT G03DS

NDWARD ROBERTS has arrived home With
IL q large stock Of choice goods frons the Eas-
tern cities, which be Will dispose of tc.a.s &c
suit ell customers old as well as new ones. Ills
stock has been selected with great care, which
for quality and quantity cannot be boat on this
SIDE of Jordan. The stock consists Of
Foreign and -4meri- Ticking,
can Cloths, -A!apocos,
Ptat" Cassimers, Delaines, Ae,c Styles,
Fancy do. Cot,rg Cloths
.Satiaetts. Black Slks,
kentucky Jeans. Fancy Silks
Treeds, NeU style of Print,.
pestings of all kinds. Ginghams,
Shirts and Drorers, Cuitcoes,
CrdUxts Hooten Ptat:ts
Handzerehiefs, Ssirtimg Aus ms.
Gloees and Hosiery. .S,eeting do
FtdnneIs,
A large supply of HARDVARE, QUEENS
HiRE and GROCERIES,.
Call at the store of Ed. Roberts If you wish To
purchase goods and at low prices. We consider
il no trouble to show our goods-so walk in and
Judge for yourselves. EDWARD ROBERTS.
Ebcnsburg, April %, 1856.
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G9- Several articles intended for this
weeks issue have been crowded out. owing to
the want of space. The list of Township and
Borough officers viii appear next week.
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NOTICE.

VA HEREAS, Letters Of Administration ON tle
w estate of Catherine Behe, late CT Allegheny
township, Cambria county, deceased, has been
granted b. the Register of said county, to Il IN
dersigncd, residing in the township aforesaid. ail
persons having claims against the estate OF said
dece3ent viii present them properly authentici.-
ted for settlement and those Indebted are Iecues-
ted 70 make payment without delay.
JACOB BEHE, Administrator.
February II, lS57--6t-
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Valuable Property for sale.

THE UNDERSIGNED residing in Summer
hill township, Cambria county, Pa, and about J
mile from the village of jeff rson, will rent his
vel known property, consisting of his farm, COZ :
tanning 90 acres, which has been in clover for the
last four years,-there is on the place, barns,
dwelling houses, l tan yard with all the neces :
ary fixtures. Also-2 fine or, hards of the choicest
fruit Call on the subscriber residing on the place
OF to VIM. Kittell, ESQ.,. Ehensburg, Pa.
March ii, 1S57.-tf JOHN KEAN.
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y. B. The subscriber will dispose of the fol-
lowing at private SALE Milk Cows Durham
breed.) Fat Hogs, lot of sheaf oats, corn in the
ear, and large quantity OF hay, together with
a lot of household and kitchen furniture. j h.
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LOUIS L.UCkHARTD.
WATCH MAKER, Ard l. EALER &c
CLOCKS, WATCHES AND JEHBLRY.

"a VILE undersigned respectfully ga
begs leave to inform the ESxeaoM
citizens of Johnstown and vicinity 81! 5ffa
that he has Just received and is now -sSSsS L-1s
opening the largest stock Of Clocks, Hdtoies and
Jeicet,y, ever brought to Jolnstown. sciitout
ceptioa, which VIII be sold cheaper than the
cheapest His prices Will al.roys.. be uniform,
One customer will not be charged more for the
quality of goods than another. y Lisi Of
of the articles comprised in the assortl lcit
is annexed. Prices may be ascertained, anc
goods examined, at the Store or. Main Stoot
Gold Hunting English Levers,
Gold Detached levers, full jewellea.
Gold Lepines. kcles
Silver English Levers, "
Silver Detached Levers,
Silver Lepnes, Gold Guard Chains.
Gold Vest Chains, Gold Pencils, with Pens,
Gold Pencils, Gold Medalions,
Silver Extension Pencils and Pens,
Gold Breastpins, Ladies and Gentlemen,
Gold Eardrops, Gold Earrings,
Gold Finger Rings, Gold Cuff Pins,
Gold and Silver Watch Keys, Purtmonaics,
Ladies' Fans, fancy and plain,
Silver Tablespoons.
Silver Teaspoons, Silver Thiubies
Plated Tablespoons, best,
Plated Teaspoons ''
Silver Gbard Chains,
Plated and Brittania Tea Sctts,
Violins and Bows, Violin Strings, &C.,
Colts and Aliens RevolveIs, inches,
Gold Bracelets. Accordeons,
Silver and Plated Spectacles, &C.. &c, &c.
ey-.ALL sorts of Watches, Clocks and Jexelry
iticnt that be cannot be undersold, the undcrsgn-
respectfully solicits the confidence and patronage
of the public. LOUIS LCCKHARDr
Nav IL 1856 2q-tf