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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-15

Az EXAMPLE, FOR BoYs.-We have lad in
our employ. who during the epidemic of the last
summer was almost ut one moment, deprived OF
both his parents, by cholera. The luther, IN dy
ing lett to his son, thenabout fifteen years OF age
small house. worth perhaps four hundred dot
Iars This house he rents to family, at dollar
week, seveuty.fve cents Of which is deducted
for his board He carries papers Tor US aud Tor
an evening Journal receiving, for both, two dol.
lars a week, which sum, with the two shnss OF
rent he regularly deposits in the Savings Bank,
each Saturday night. The amount which he
received for Carriers Addresses, on New Years
day will clothe him very comfortably Tor the
coming year, and he will soon be enabled 10 pay
Of small arrsar still due upon his house aud lot.
which will leave that little property clear ef in'
cumbrance.
But the best Of the story is, that the little fellow
is very fond of school. aud though obliged to be
up at his labor before daylight, is always at his
seat in the public school where he attends, at the
ringing OF the bell. in the morning. In the after
noon, he is obliged to leave, at recess in order to
attend to his duties on the evening paper
Who shall say that this forlorn lad thus left to
his own guidance, may mol rise TO opulence and
distinction. in spite Of the many perils that sur
round hml- Buffalo Daily Courisr
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stiM Later from California

New York. April l3-The steamer Fl Dorado
with two weeks later intelligence from Caliionia
arrived at This port this lnurning
The news from California is Of the most dis
tressing character. A disastrous flood had occur
red in The Sacramento. aud the cities Of Sncra
mento Nevedn aud Mnrysville, were completely
OvertlnweI' Loss estimated at :I000O The
embankmeut at Sacramento had given way and
several houses hni llnaed down the river; Al
Marysvilie all the stores were submerged, and ii
large quantity oi goods deslro, ed.
The legislative halls in Sacramento ware sur.
rounded by water. and the members had 10 gn
in boats 10 reach Them All the houses on the
Marysvillr aud Sacramento road had floatrd away.
and nlnny of the finest brick buildings il Sncrn.
mento had been rendered un eunbIe. Ii was
hoped the crops would not be much injured A
great mIny lives were lost and large numb r
Of cattle aud other live stock persisted
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From New York,

NEw YORK. April l0.-At Albany last evening
tie liquor bill was defeated by l5 yeas, to So
nays,
Advices from Rio de Janeiro tn March 81 states
that the new Brazilian Minister NJ Carcotho
Mercina. leaves Rio soou for Washington city
There is not a word about public affairs The
La Platte trade was open between Rio and Buenus
Ayres
Money and C"Fee duh
The second trial ol William Reese, of Philadel
phia, for killing the lali,n hotel keeper, resulted
in an ncqulal on The ground OF sell defence.
The great case oflhe Methodist Church prop
erty commenced yesterday belnre Commissioner
Morton,
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TME TglE GRAPH lll1Es
Little Il Dresbachs
Stock of Spring and Summer Goods,

ID ESPECTFULLY invite the attention Of the citi-
III zens OF Ian aster and vicinity, to their large
and,splendid
Stock of Spring and Summer Goods,
just opened, comprising every variety of styles pat
tern and makes in the Eastern markets, which have
been selected with great to price and quality,
and will be sold as low as any other establishment
can sell West Of the Allegheny mountains. We will
make additions to our stock through the season in or
der to keep our assortment full and complete. The
public will do we'll to call and examine our stock
before buying elsewhere.
We can say to the Ladies' that Our stock of
Dress Goods, Ribbons, ,Bonnets Il ParasOls,
and all other articles for their use are very nice and
cheap, and will be very happy to have you calf and
examine our stock
The Gentlemen will as usual find heavy stock Of
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings,
and great variety of other Goods suitable for their
wear. We have also large stock oi brown and
bleached muslins, diapers, checks, tickngs linens,
baggings, drillngs cottonades &c. Panama, ieghorn,
pedel. straw and palm leaf HATS, boots and shoes
cotton yarns, batting, wicking, NC.
Also, large stock Of wall paper. bordering and
window blinds; Carpets and Mating.
Glassware and Queensware
Of the best quality and latest patterns. All you that
want nice sett Of ware, will do we'll to come and
buy VI us.
Also, a full Stock of Groceries
and every thing usually kept in our line.
GFWANTED at all times all kinds of country pro
duce for which the highest price will be paid.
GEORGE H. LITTLE,
CHARLES DRESBACH,
SAMUEL d. DRESBACH
Lancaster, April 10, 1862 80
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~ Mr.. Lucius B. Golden. hotel keeper in
South Twelfth St, PliladeIpl'ia has, under the
intluence of the present temperance movement,
become a consistent teetotailer. and resolved ~
sell no more Of the "ardent," To show that he
really Is in earnest, he made general crash and
smash Of his liquor utensils "Wednesday morning
on the pavement before his front door Casks ii
Jamaica. appe.brandy, old rye aud plebi4n whis.
key; bottles of prime C0gninc port claret aud
champagne: decanters. demiiohns lumblers aud
wine glasses. with everything else breakabs,
were reduced To iragmentary or atomic cnndi.
ton. Such a scene of destruction, says The Penn.
syiodnian, naturally attracted crowd of specu.
tors some Of whom showed the deepest concern,
sorrow and Indignation, while brholding what
they considered u wantOn waste Ol the precious
liquids. Some of the old soakers were seen lick.
ing the pieces OF broken bottles with an eagerness
which showed highly cultivated taste for stmu
lated beverages Others were fortunate enough
to secure good dram; for in several instances
the bottles or decanters were not thoroughly
demolished, aud portion Of the liquors remained
in the unbruked bottoms. The sharp edges and
angles Oflhe fractured glass made the act OF drink
ing little haEar dOus but the love OF liquor like
the love Of women, Overcumes all sense ol danger
We saw one redeyed old gentleman, whose per
sonal activity, would not allow him to engage il
the scramble for the necks aud bottoms of buttlei
which were not quite emptied looking On will
| rs melancholy c0untenance as he wund have
worn had lie hern attending the funeral Gt hi
| best friend. His appearances relDindrd us oI lh,
ancient warrior who mourned over the ruins q
| E1rth1ge,
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Tbr Ganfaster Gu3rttr.
CITY OF LANCASTER.
Thursday Morning, April 10, 1882
coEonr,.lonlL E1rensrs.-pr. odd, hn. dI..

CoEGREssIoNAL ExPEHsEs.-Dr. olds has dis.
tributed broad cast over this district speech re
Gently delivered by himself purporting tn be a
discussion ola bill pending at the time before the
House. twill be noticed by any one who may
take the trouble to read il that not one eighth part
10 devoted to the measure he proposed to discuss.
This is only sample Of alarge number OF The same
kind, discussing the presidential question aud 9th
or irrelevant matters. These speeches are print
cd, not in pamphlet form. but as part of the
debates at the expense Of the people We alude
to the speech Of Dr.. Olds only that the reader
may get an idea of the waste Of money and time
This allusion is called out by noticing recent
article in the North american. That paper AS.
serts that the cost of the present session Of Con
gress up to this lime, for the pay Of members and
the ordinary expenses incident 10 the twolouses
WiH reach fully a half million Of dollars. This
large sum has been literally squOndered in un
profitable discussion, contests between "Old
Fogies" aud young America" without any re-
gard 10 the interests ofthe country.
When Locofoco papers and orators talk about
Government expenses, let them be reminded
of what a Locofoco Congress costs and what it
has not done.
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OBITUARY..

DlED-On Saturday, the 3rd dAv oi April, 1852,
Of pulmonary disease. Mr.. CHRISTIAN F. GRI-
NER, of this City, in the 39th year of his age.
MIR. Grner was mn OF more than ordinary
energy aud intelIise ce. His early advantages
we're limited; but his thirslings for knowledge
prompted him, after he reached the years Of mau-
hood to earnest efforts lor the improvement of
his mind. His attainmr MS were very respectable
& fitted him to occupy his place re oi the most
efficient teachers in our Public Schools. 1t is
better praise that he was man OF answering in
tegrity, and beyond this of unblenished piety
His lingering illness was borne with u9murmur-
ing resignation; especially towards its close. was
characterized by the joyful triumphs Of the
gospel. He desired to depart as portion far
better; and confidently commended his afflicted
family TO the care Of a covenant keeping God.
Com.
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later from California.

arrived last night from San Jnau the Ith. bringing
dates t the 18th, two days later, and 1876 phssen-
gers, and $l5OOOO in gold,
The Democrat State Convention after discor.
dant session. elected William II. Richardson and
Jose NJ Covorrabeias delegates to the National
Convention
From San Diego, advices state that the Yumas
Indians are decidedly hostile, and disposed to
murder all Americans falling into their hands
Several skirmsles had occurred. aud vigorous
campaign against them was about To be comlneuc-
ed.
Ship Sir George Thatcher. Of Boston, was
wrecked at the Sandwich Islands. Charter elec
ton at MarysviIle had resulted in favor OF the
lVhita
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Nntice in Partition

NOTICE is hereby given to William +. Tabler, Of
~ Fairfield county, Ohio, and to William B. Davis
and his wife Rebecca Davis of Perry county, Ohio,
that John +. Wiseman and William T. Wiseman, mi
nors under the age of 81 years, by Joseph G. Wise
man, their legal Guardian and Sarah L. Wiseman and
Araminta S. Niseman, have filed their petition a.
gains them in the court Of common pleas Of Fairfield
county, Ohio praying for the partition of the Worth
west Quarter Of Section No. 25 in Township No. l6,
of Range NolS in said Fairfield count subject TO the
right Of dover in the whole of said Quarter section,
heretofore assigned to Susannah Manley, widow of
John Manev deceased so that one-sxth part may be
set apart to the petitioners leach one wentyfourth
part in severalty--ons-s part to said William B.
Davis and Rebecea his wife, and the remaining two
thirds part to the defendant William F Taber Which
petition will stand for hearing before said court the
18th day Of May next.
H. II HUNTER, Attorney for Petitioners.
March II, 1889 $3.50 6w45
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New York, April 9th The ch rse of per.
jury, by Forrest against w II Doty who swore
10 the scene IN the s'etmer hnny was taken
up by the Grand Jury on Wednesday, aud they
II probpbly find true bill
A Webster Young Mems meet ng is called i"r
the 10Th
The subscr ption to the New York Crystal Pal
nee, amounts 10 $50, 900 or $40 900 The sum re-
guired i, 100000
NEw YORK, April IA fire broke out this
morning at : o'clock, caused by the explosion u
steam boiler in the Sugar Refinery OF Hn" ell
King g. Co., Duane street. Six men sculded three
seriously Fire soon extinguisled
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Lake Navigation

Erie, Ap il9.-There hnve been from 1900
To 1900 passengers at this place waiting from
three 10 seven days for openi g of navigation.
The steamer Baltic. Ocean, j. D. Morton and
Queen City have all left her. this morning for
c eveand, but we do not think they can get
through atpresent.
CLEvELAHD, April 9-Bouts could not get far
ther than ConneauI. They may get to Erie in 8
or days There is considerable ice at Butf'llo
We d. not knnw anything ui tue Ohio, but
believe Sue is safe.
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SheriG's Sale.
Michael Wagner,
rs. : IN PARTITION.

Michael Wagner, -
Magdalene Wagner, ct GlS
DY virtue Of an order Of sale TO directed in this
ID case, ! will offer and expose TO sale by public
vendue and out-cry the door Of the court house in
said county, on Monday the 18th dGy Of April merit,
between the hours Of ten o'clock, A. NJ and o'clock,
p NJ of said day the following described lands and
teneinens, to-wit In-Lot Nc. T. in Square No. g. Of
the town of Baltimore, in said county. Also, lot
No IA in the central addition to said town. Also,
parcel Of land containing about 10 acres situate in
the Southeast Quarter Of Section No. "a, Township
No I6 Range No. 10. in said Fairfield county. Also,
certain other parcel Of lend containing about %
cres situate in the Northeast Quarter Of section No.
%, Township No lG, Range No. 10, in said county
Also certain other tract parcel Of land contain
ing about 81 acres situate in tn southeast Quarter Of
Section No. Is, Township No. 10, Range No. 10, in
said county. The above described tracts Of land are
situate in Greenfield township, in said county, and
are more fully described in the petition filed in this
case for partition in the court OF common pleas o said
County. .
Terms Of Sdle--One- third in hand, cne-third in
one year. and the residue in two years with interest
on deferred payments from day Of sale.
o. Fl. PERRY, Sheriff
March %, 1852. $3.50 SWAT
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See advertisement

1J-At this season of the year medicine is more
necessary than DR.. Hocaand's German Bitters. The
great stimulating power Of these Btters and their pro-
perty of eradicatng all impurities. and renovatng the
system, commend them highly, and in fact, all who
would enjoy good health should use them. The press
is loud in praise OF these bttcrs We can ndorse all
that has been said in their praise and from personal
observation, know them to be superior to the thou
sand nosrums forced upon the public through the
dum of advertisements. DR.. c. NJ. jackson in Phila-
delphia, prepares this medicine See advertisement
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Lancaster, Api
PROCLAMATION.

FVNHE Qualified voters of the several Wards of the
Il city Of Lancaster will meet at the CITY HALL,
on the i9h day Of april 1852, being the third Mon
day Of said month"; and then and there proceed to elec,
Mayor and Eight members of the city council, two
from each Ward of said city.
Also at the time and place, in pursuance Of an
act of the Legislature for the support and better regu
lation of Common Schools in the city of Lancaster
passed February 49, lSS elect for the term OF three
Given under my hand and the seal Ofthe city of Lam
caster, this 7th day OF April, 1867
April T. VIM. p CREED, Mayor.
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ApvAScE PAYMESr.-A subscriber to New
York paper makes the following sensible remarks
10 regard to advance payments:
ut is so much better to pay for it in advance.
that should be very unwilling to neglect it till
the close of the year. There are a number OF
considerations which should induce me to pay for
it in advance Ills but triAe for one 10 pay.
and then enjoy the reading, think, better than
should il was not paid for, Again, so many
trifles as your list of subscribers amount to- will
make very respectable SUN 10 delray the ex.
penses of editing and publishing the paper; and
things can be done to better advantage with cash
in hand. Besides as have had some experience
in agency for the paper, there are some, know
who are not very prompt In paying. How breth
rem can read the paper. with all its excelences
even. when it 10 not paid for and enjoy it, cannot
conceive. | should think something would be
Whispering in their ears, This is good paper
but is not paid for"
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Dissolution Notice.

TINE co-partnership heretofore existing between
l. Robert Fielding and John Fielding, under the
frm-name of FIELDING and Son, is dissolved by mu-
tua consent The books and accounts are left in the
hands Of r. Fielding and immediate settlement Of
all claims is earnestly solicited.
The business will hereafter be conducted by the un-
dersigned, who respectfully solics continuance Of
the patronage of the public. R. FIELDING.
Lancaster, April TO- 1852 50
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JOHN LYONS,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Every Variety of Family Groceries, Pro-
vision, Fruit, Glass and StOneware,
INVITES the attention Of the citizens OF Fairfield
and adjoining counties to his extensive stock
which can't be surpassed. .y,
He would say to the farmer in due season he VIII
ha snpjied with all kinds Of Lake Fish, to supply as
many as may feel disposed to favor him with cas'
Lancaster, February %, lao2 I'd
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NOTICEto thcStOckhoIders Ofthe Cincin-
~ natl, Wilmington and GAINESVILLE Rail
Road COmpany.-The Annual Election OF direct
tors for said company, will be held at Circleve.
Tuesday, the 18th day of May next
By order OF the Board.
WILLIAM TRIPLETT, Secretary.
April 10 1852
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nIhrhrr nnd Robbery

LdUlsvlLLg, April Mr. w. Miller. produce
dealer was killed to-day by his partner in business
a Mr.. Philips; the quarrel originated IN some
business matter Philips is bound over Tor trial.
The Lind jewelry establishment was roooe1
on Thursday night Of $4,000 worth oil witches and
iewelry
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LOOk Ont!

NFcELROY&BlLLINGH have removed their
IXA Boot and Shoe Shop to Giesy's building, first
door east of the Exchange and Immediately opposite
Mr. Samuel Beery's Grocerys, where they will keep
on hand and manufacture to order, Boots and Shoes
Of the best quality; all warranted and sold at low f.
CURES Please cal at the Railroad Sign.
McELROY & BILLINGHURST.
Lancaster, April 10, 1852 80
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Steamer snIuhn nlownto Atoms.

LExISGToN Mo- April 0.-The steamer Sauda,
bound for Council Bluffs exploded at this place
She had on board large number Of Mormons.
All the officers killed aud missing except first
clerk aud mate About loo lives supposed TO be
lost Boat total wreck. She was un old boat,
boilers been in use several years
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StnhIe for Rent.

VIE stIv and for several years past occupi-
i j., ,I,To him as a Livery Stable. The stand is a
voyabIe one, and every thing good order. lmme-
't nossesson will be given For further paricu;
lars enonre OF George Sanderson, who is authorized
to act for him. =, ,o-o SAMUEL S1,.ao
Lancaster, April 1852 Sw4S
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4 square consists Of y lines. Yearly bdveTtiserS
have the privilege Of changing their advertisements
four times each year. Persons contracting by the
year, ulust engage for certain space, Tor which
they will be expected 70 pay.
Job PTInting.-In this department, we expect 10
make several improvements. We shall endesvor
at all times TO execute the fayOrs OF our friends with
promptness, neainess and at the Lowest prices
BUSINESS CARDS neatly printed upon ressona-
be terms.
Dlanks.-We shallkeep constantly on hand BLANK
DEEDs and MORTGAGES JUSTICES BLASRs, and
will b. ready az all timea to print to order Snip
bc required
'Supp0rt y0ur oi0n" is the motto which we strive
to impress upon the citizens Of city and county.
and il would BE- curious il we did not it in
case. good support 10 any branch Of indusiTywill
be found TO be mutual benehto purchaser and seller.
Lancaster, January s, 1852
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CO-partnership.

THNfIE undersigned has associated with him in bust
4 ness, in his establishment in the Southwest cor
ner of the Public Square, Lancaster, GEoReE w.
WILHITE. The business will hereafter be conduct
ed under the name 4 firm OF LYONS S WILIIITE,
where may be found at all times a well selected
Stock of Family Groceries.
The establishment having the advantage of the
arge purchases ofthe senior partnerwi enable them
10 sell as low as any house in Fairfield county.
They solicit continuance of past patronage assur-
ing the public their object will be to render satsfac
ton. JOHN LYONS.
April 10, 1852. lmd2mw5O
lPEagle copy two months.
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CABINET AND CHAIR SHOP.

ID EMUVAL-T. G. DOdsOn has removed his
HI Cabinet ard Chair Shop rom Connells Row, to
the Room on Broad Street, South Of John Lyons
Grocery, and formerly occupied by d. X. Fishel,
where he will continue manufacture all articles in
his line, as heretofore.
COfiins on hand at all times, with good hearse to
attend funerals in any part Of the county, at reduced
rates. Thankful for past favors, he respectfully Iso-
licits contii uance Of public patronage. He will
labor to give general satisacton both regards price
and quality OF his work.
lancaster, April s, 1862 6m49
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Assirnee,s Notice.

A DIVIDEND of G. McFaddeu's and C. G. Wilson
n Co.'S, effects will be made on or about the first
August next. Such Of their cred itors have not
vet presented their demands. requested SO to DO
]. CLAYTON, Assignee.
April 1, 1852 Sn4S
4 TEsgle anu Telegraph copy
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NEw YoRK. April 9.-Advices from 81. Jago,
Cuba. to March 2lst have been received. The
United States steamer Saranac arrived on the
Goth There were apprehensons OF another in
yasion aud three vessels had been sent 10 cruise
along the shore.
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RAIL ROAD NOTICE.


NOTICE is hereby given to the Stockholders
1 V the Cincinnati. Wilmington and Zanesyille Raj
Road Company. that an InstalInent Of ten per cent
upon each share Of the Capital Stock Of said compsny
is required to be paid to the undersigned Treasurer
thereof. at his office in Lancaster, before the
FIRST DAY OF MARI II NEXT, and like install
ment of ten per cent every sixty days thereafter
til the whole amount is paid up.
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
JOEL RADEBARGH, Treasurer,
Cincinnati w. q Zsnesville Railroad Company
NorEs.-In;erest will be allowed on all subscrip.
tons Of stock IRON the time paid in, until the road
is opened and in operation.
And for the convenience Of subscribers, JOEL l.
FRANKLIN, Esq, Of Circleville. has been appointed
IN receive instalmens from subscribers residing in
Pekaway county.
DANIEL MCLEAN, Esq , of Washington, for those
residing in Fayette county, aud
LAwErscE FITzHUGH, Esq, of Wilmington, from
those residing in Clinton county.
JOEL RADEBAUGH, Treasurer,
Cincinnati, ". & Zanesville Railroad company.
February g. 1852. Is
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Notice.

EVNHE Stockholders of FAIRFIELD COUNTY Saw
Il INGs Institute, are hereby notified that an
Election, for SEVEN DIREcToRs to serve the ensuing
wear, will be held at their Banking House., or Mon
day, May 8, 1862. C. F. GARAGHTY, r, Cashier.
Lancaster April 49, 1852 6O
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Attachment Notice.

ATmy instance, an attachment was this day issued
IA by Edward Davis, Justice Of the Peace of Green
field township, Fairfield county, Ohio, against the
property and effects Of W. J. B. Darwin, non-resi.
dent Of Fairfield county.
March 81, lo52'4w ADAM BACK.
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BOOT AND SHOE SHOP.

ID EMOVAL.-J. NJ. Miller has removed his
HI Boot and Shoe Shop from his old stand to the room
nm in Sha,ck's Rotc, opposite Slocum's
Drug Store, and formerly occupied
by Springer g. Trout as Tailor
Shop, where he will constantly keep
- on hand and make to order Doors
and Shoes of all kinds manufactured from good stock,
by the best worlmen, and sold at the lowest rates.
Thankful for past lsvors, he solicts continuance
Of the public patronage. April 8, lS62-3m49