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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-08-26

q, u. eskI4sC y NO..
(On the West SIDE Of the puh.c Squ.ee)
ssEsHAit. lyNas.
Al THI OLD STAND or GRfGG : KY,
NfHEkh We va. b. mos. happy 10 scr,t
w aur Old friends and the fab..e generally
rs dealers in Dr. Coed, Xara.ers. Csf'ey
Wocd Ware, Qas.- ,icG-e, HNs, Cops, Hor.
v',, Boots. Sso,,, Essip No., t!;k'ne,
Scheol Books, s:e:'ors'.- d.. Sc. where al (,
articles generally found IN eoun.r; s'ofss, can
Be had on tn eloat f..orekle ,srms for cssh
Of on tim. 10 good prompt paving customers.
We tender our sincere thanks to tho people,
Of Harrison and adjoining counties fot that
patronage so literally extended fo' the pas,
nine Yeats. 70 ouy Mt u o Gregg. during his
connec,isn ~i'h the lsss Arms Of Lvs.s, Gregg
4 Key, ard OssGs 4 Key, Ard mos' respect
fully solicit continuance Q! TIE ssrus 10 ops
new firm. hoping By . ssCgh, forward. fat.
vprlah. course In bGsnssa, to merit the CON
hdsncs Of the psapls ard liberal sha,s Of trade.
p.sde.ne ourselves 20 p'sse our customers
on an equality, in every ssspAss, with thoss Of
the best nors.x 10 Marshall All re ask $ .
q, M,,.b.u f,ur,v 1854
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-08-26
VI, -, ~.
DR.. ALEXANDER,
SURGEON DENTIST.

4 c. MARTIN, resident of Mathali FOR
~ five years past, thankful for past faeors,
requests continuance Of the same Having
received fresh supply of teeth and Instruments,
he will insert teeth from one to full set, with
or without clasps.
Office at residence, second block, east Of the
square
April ?. 1853. "
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-08-26
April %. 1854.
pun. BRON y,

BARRIER and HaiF Dresser.
HAS opened shop ON rhr Norih SIDE Of
! the public square, Marshall, Texas, which
he has fitted up as neatly a. possible, and sup
Piled with every convenience usually met with
IN the best regulated establishments, aud where
he viii b. pleased 10 serve al who may favor
hiip with thcf custom.
Marshall, June 10, 1854, t6 r.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-08-26
JUST OPENE ED,

FRL WEIR & ADAMS.
April %. 1854 ~
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-09
CincinnnIi NTurket

CK1EEeTI. Nov. Flour and Grain
The market FOR Flour Has again hrmer
to-day, with sales Of I67 bbIs, at 7 80; Ga
and III do at 1886; loo do at 1885: l0C
and l2o do at 600. In Grain, $40 bush
New Corn sold at SO. Oats have adyanc-
ed TO 45. Received during the last "a
hours, 9,0I9 BIDS.
Proyisions-A sale, to-day of 2, 900 pcs
Green Hams at &c. and small lot Of gu
Lard at 8ic.
WhiskY-Sales Of 100 bbls. from Miam
Canal at l83e. 400 do from river at 284c
and 70 do from Miami Canal this Afternoon
at 28c, indicating further decline, with
dull market.
Cheesc-A sale of 200 boxes At 1oc.-
The market is unchanged
Hides-A sale Of A wet sailed at 61c
Salt-Sales Of 600 bis. Kanawa, from
the landing.at 49c,and 800 bushels Turk
Island at 100. Indicating an advance 70
the latter.
Groceries-The market is dull and til
sales small, but inpriees there is no change
The sales comprise 10 bhds, fair Suga
At 5sc, 80 bags Coffee at l1ac, and 40 bl
! Molasses az l8c.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-09
New York Market.

New YoRx, Nov Cotton is un-
changed, with limited demand.
Flour is dull with declining tendency
in prices. The sales to-day comprise G,
.oO0 brls at 8.8l az. l2 for good Ohio. and
'9, ,25 $50 for southern.
Wheatis duh; sales Of White Missouri
at 2.1o.
Corn is easier, but no. quotsbly lower.
The sales comprise $4,000 bushels.
Pork is unchanged. with moderate de-
mand.
Beef is a shade easier. Sales of GoC
brs at 8.5Oa10,5o for country mess, and
Is for repacked Chicago.
Lard is firm.
WhiSkey is firm at Ale. for Ohio.
Coffee is unchanged, with moderate
business.
Sugars are firm, with a fair demand
Sales of Orleans at 3-8a6. Molasses il
unchanged and very dull.
Iron is active, and prices tending up
ward. Sales CT 1000 tons Sco.gh pig a
S39a34, 50, six months.
Money is unchanged Stocks are lower
Erie AZ 5-s; Reading 79 l-8, and Cleve
land and Toledo So IA
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-09
Cattle Markets.

New YoaK, Nov. 6.--The offerings OF
beeves this week were about the usual
average, but with an improved demand
prices were shade firmer. The current
rates for common to choice were -2al0c
Eper lb. me-. Swine ranged from 4 to 4 1-2
gross,
BALTIMORE, Nov. 6.--2, 500 beef cattle
were offered during the week, of which
1890 were sold, and the remainder driv.
ennorth. Prices ranged from 2 34 to 4c
per ID gross. Hogs sold at s I-2 to 6 IA
net.
The cod fishing business has generally
been successful during the past year.
The Massachusetts, Fire and Marine In
surance Company has failed.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-09

THE BRrr1sH QuARfERLifs.--It is ut
terly out of the question for us to do with
out the republication of the British Quar-
terliss by Messrs. LEONARD ScoTT 4 Co..
New York. Our neglect to give them the
proper NOTICES Was on account Of therecent
elections which required all our time and
space. They cannot be> noticed too often
nor commended 700 highly. They are en-
inently worthy a high place in the estima-
ton of all lovets of refined literature.
Price So a year, Price Of Blackwood
and any one of the four heviews, SIS; the
four Reviews and Blackwood, 8io. Post
age payable quarterly in, advance) on
Black wood and the four Reviews, 80 cents
a year, viz: "a cents on Blackwood and "a
cents on each ofthe Reviews.
The publishers can rest assured thatthey
will receive due attention at our hands ir
future ,a@A
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-09
Sir John FrankIin's Expedition

Consisted of 1873 men. The place where
their remains are reported TO have been
found is in about latitude &c, ,and longitude
95 west from Greenwich. 1t is nearly
seven degrees of latitude south of Yelling
ton Channel, %hcFe the last traces of Frank
lin were found four years ago, and the
graves of several ofhis men, buried in 1915
-'46. 1t was through this channel Sir
John was supposed to have forced his way
north into the Polar Sea. Nearly all the
various expeditions fitted out have under
this belief, explored regions too far north.
The land expedition which went out in
1848. was too far west, having followed
the Mackenzie river from the same lake
which the Black river starts from running
east. Capt. Austin, who Investigated the
region of Lancaster Sound in 1850, con-
cluded that the missing expedition had not
been to the southward and westward OF
Wellington Channel. Yet at this very
time, Franklin's party were suffering the
psngs of starvation some seven degrees
south Of Lancaster Sound. having been car,
red down Prince Regents Inlet past Lam
caster Sound by the ice. 1t is estimated
that $4,000. 900 have been expended il
fitting out the various searching gexpedition'
| in England and the United States. Mr.
John, Rae. who has made the discovery o
the remains ofthe lost voyagers, was en-
gagged for three successive years in explor
ling the lands and ishnds north of the Cop
per mine river. ~ soy m
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-09
New OrIeams Market.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 4.-The news by
the Arabia was published this morning, but
it had no effect on the cotton market. The
sales comprise 5000 bales at 80 for Mid
ding.
Flour is unchanged; super6ne. So.
Corn firm with an upward tendency
Sales at 81, ,0O@1, ,O5.
Mess Pork, $l4.
Rio Coffee, 10.
Lard has declined to 81.
Molasses, 19c.
Freights are declining.
There is now in port, 116 ships, and 21
barks.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-09

PALPITATioN OF THE HrARr, Nervous diseases, Liver
Complaint, Neuralgia, Dyspepsis, coSiveness and
Piles all relieved and cured in incredible short
time, by Carriers Spanish Mixture the great tonic and
purifier Of the blood. l. contains not particle OF
M3rcnry, Opium, or any hoNiOus drug; is perfectly
harmless, and has cured than Ave hundred cases
Of disease.
We only refer the reader to the eerticaesa few
OF which may be found in another column, and all OF
which detailed in full around the bottle. 1t is the
greatest OF all Spring and Fall Medicines, and posses
ses an influence over the blood iruIyremaTksble.
F.fSee advertisements. Nov. s-lm
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-09
Indiana Banks md the Ohio
HnRIe. -lL--

Ine recent failure OF number OF rot !
ten institutions III the heretofore DEMO
CRATIC sgte Of Indiana, known in the
monetary catalogae as Banks. seems to
have furnished the editors Of the Ohio Ea.
gle another opportunity to smugglo little
political capital. Allat oncd these saints of
Democracy have made the astounding dis
covery that the ruinous Banking system of
the Democratic STATE of Indiana was
brought into c*istchceIby the "Know Moth
ing Party. The Eagle says;
of the Know Nothings can but stick to-
gether another year, we are to have sys-
tenn Of Independent Banks in Ohio, such
as Indiana now groans under"
"a system of Banks in Ohio such as In
diana now groans UNDER" eli? Was ever
hipoeracy, bare-faeed false-hood and down
right impudencc more apparent? And
pray, worthy saints of the Popc's organ,
who was it that brought this hotch-potch
system of Banking into existence, and
where did it originate? We will tell you.
1t was in a State no less Democratic fhan
Indiana. and by Legislature more than
tDo-thirds Democratic-a party the Ohio
EOgle belongs 10 and claims as the only
true Republican party.
Yet inthe face of this corrupt, aristo-
cratic. perfdious Democratic Legislation
that has flooded our country with thou
sands and millions of worthless trash cal
led money, the editors of the Ohio Eagle
have the hardihood. the bare-faced impu-
dence, in order that they may gain capital
for the worthless and corrupt political
hacks who originated and carried through
this whole scheme of yillainy, to come out
in their last issue and declare that the A.
merican Party recognise and bolster up
this rascally Democratic system of Bank
Iplunder.
Are you not aware, worthy sainsts of the
Pope's organ, that the Democratic party to
which you belong, originated and carried
out this system of Bank plunder in the
State of Indiana long before the Know
Nothing or American Party had an organ
tization in either that State OF Ohio? Are
you not aware that Indiana until quite re-
Gently, and when that system of "Free
Banking" was first put in operation. bore
the name of Democratic STATE, and thai
fthe Legislature that passed this swindliug
system of banking was Democratic by a
majority oftwo-tAirds!
And are you not also aware, gentlemen
that just so soon as the American party
gained the power to do so in the State o.
Indiana, which was not until the recent
election, that they repudiated at the ballot
box, without stint, the corrupt and treach'
erotis Democratic Legislature that had COW
cred itself with infamy by the passageo
this villainous and wholesale scheme o.
bank plunder? If you are ignorant Of
these facts, gentlemen, We would respect,
fully refer your sainsshi's to the past po
litical history of Indiana. and more partic.
ularly would we refer youto the recent re
pudiation of the whole Democratic Banl
system of Indiana by the triumphant elec
tion in tha. State of the entire Ameriea'
Ticket.
? Docs the Eagle take its readers to b
knayes or fools, that it thus attempts {
palm off such political clap trap hum
: buggery?
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-09
COMMERCIAI IErRILIoEECE.
Lanensler marIkefs.

GAZETTE oETIcE. Nov. 0, le54.-our
quotations this morning are as follows
wheat, so; Flour, e@o,5o per bbl;
Corn, 4oa45; Rye, 7OeI Oats. 28aSOe,
Buekwheat. $50 per 100 bbls; Clover.
seed 5A6,Oo; Timothy seed. 3a4, 90; Pota.
toes, 1al,25. Flax seed. 90cai 90; But
ter, l9al5c; Eggs, 12al5c, Salt, 2,6Oae,.
rs; Beans, Ia1 20; Soaps. 5a6c: Liquor
CAFE; Coffee. l3a15c; Tea, 5ocaIO0;-
MOlasses, 8oa87c; Vinegar. isaasc, To
baceo, l6a25c; Hay. Q, ,O0aio,OO.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-09
NEW ADYERTIsEMENTs
GRNAT RAMG AXNsI
First Door East ofthe swan Motel,

nCR sJsek being DOS cemplots We aro prrnarod 10
~ oaer tho m0st hoice and cheap aoods ever
exposed 20 sae IN ts Market consisting VI ever dis
enPh0n OF Dkf GOODs ia The WO0isa, LiAsa. sin,
and Children, and IN use about the dwelling incl
choice HAhs Go0ds. Drsss and Fsaes Gssds, Hossirg
OiSrss, ckSfAs, CassImsrss. Yssfiars SafiHsts Sc
Also choice lot Of China, Glass 4 Queens-
ware, Of BSsfs, sASss, SIp1sTs, Ss for al agss,
selected aud Cheap GTOcsfies,
NE Tsss szgGys. cgssss Mslsssss sSiess sad syrEp
being vOry choice.
sell without regard u profit In order ~ eloso up The
same, she reduction OF stock aud pay ment
liabilities being our great object.
Tbs public therefore bsfoTs buying elsewhere are
Invited 70 examine 0urs splendid stock.
LsueEstsr, Nov. 2-3m WHITE, ,Jr. g. JULIAN,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-09

THE ANNExAsEoN or MoNAoo,-It was
mentioned some time sinSe that for about
Two weeks the Office of U, S. Secretary Of
Legation, in Paris, was regularly beseiged
byan agent of the Prince Of Manaco, and
by'a deputation Of the people Of that princi-
pality, with proposition to either buy, an
mex or place it under the protection of the
United States Government. Itisn stat
ed that the application was dismissed as
entirely inadmissable, and since then nc
renewal of the negotiations has been at
ssmpted. Taa.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-09
He's a Know NOthingA--lIfck Him
Out! t,...

Such. reader, is the language of the Ad-
ministration at Washington. What right
has an American 10 be an American in
feelihgs Roman Catholic 1rishmen@-Jes.
uits and aliens-membersofthe society oi
Jesus, &C., can beappoihtedto to Office; but
an American who is suspected Of acting as
he pleases must be kicked Sut! Accord
ing othe views dfthe preseHt AdMinis.
tration, an American citizen has no right to
hold Office. And yet if an American il
not entitled to an Office who In the name ol
all that's sacred is? IN.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-09
INcEspIARY ArTEMpr WIRE 4 sus GLAsa

INcEspIARr ATTEMPT WIrH A Sun GLASS,
The San Jose Zeal Telegraph states
that some one, with the design Of Destroy
ing by FIRE Mr.. John Connoy's grain. re.
sorted to the following scheme. The vii
lain got piece Of shipgle. six inches long
in the centre of which he fastened small
upright stick, about eight inches ,ibng, and
On the top Of the stick q sun glass wa,
placed. So arranged he put the ihstru
ment among the dry grass and grain. Oh
cutting the grain tie mowers struck thi
upright stick, and discovered that til,
sbingle had ignited, and was half consum
edS and that the grass for few feet arount
had been barued, bat had gone odt
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-09

Wool TRADE.-The wool trade has beet
quite active in this market for the pas
week. Messrs. Harrington d Warren have
sold from their depot during that time
some 10000 ID, ofvarious grades, at from
81 to AZ cents per lb. The demand con.
tinues good and prices favor slight ad
yance.-Troy " " Traveller.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-09
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that petition will bs pre-
~ s.ntedt 81 :Ae CdnGiissohers u FirseiA county
Al sr next regular session in Deeefnbsr praying fJr
alteration Ia the road leading from Eina, Lscki
county, Oo lancaster. beginning tbs lownshi
line between iihesty and Greog1-id tOSLaps ~ sis
Southeast corner Of John M ADdrcgs I4Id inLi1efIy
t0E nship, running thsnce NOda tb line between
said John NJ. AIdfsg aud j. r. Galaxy, along AHdreg'
East line Fredshck BoTn's Land ID the old road Gid
/ Iher re terniDAts. MANY PETITIONERS.
| November ., Js5l--gecf
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-09
no TnR PunLIc.

OK ID. is.h dsy OF fAuru.tiass. NARoA RET 1AN1
lOHOY, bouhd airi, spveuteen yearl ~ nge, Hu4
abducted from DE prslscs 81 the snhseh 10 fio.
let township, falfhcld c0uniy. ohios and renatnoo
seereted until uhc ieth ~ SeFlelnlcF. sI
Daring gh3 l4s hcf hsfl 40 80 81 ~ ~ iaIat
teryh "a became currcftiy E1por1 thNt thp undfftt1-
od had murdered hog ald Ssarch made nf hl prclniJ
ais to and rho BODY This yep0u was donhlnaa put
hiOat by malicious and ucsiHnng poraon % par
sons, and has caused great deal u auFiopa pSa-
bls aud many unhapIy mOnients; bat AN new happy
TO make known 10 tss public that the irl hna since
beru found alive and sell aud thua unoQniF0caly re-
futs the report that she Had been murdered. a
The girl was found by Rev. ApplemAn and David
'-D''' '''' = - Gs5RGE n. HARRIS
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-09
KDTICE.

TTNHE Board Of ElueA,ion Of Hooking Townshhp At
III their October m selling, Ofdsrsd that the fsxl
Books TO be used n the Sub pI Scho0lsl said town
ship sIOBld consist Ofie fdiloxing: McGans's Ecloe-
te Spelling Boo eG ufe's .ssiss Of sadsrs J. p D.
and .: ksy sPTA'tcAi Afethmetc, aud .; 90. AZ
zebra, and 2nd part coms,oek's Philosophy flnoos .
Grammar aud u teAsil's Geography aud AllAs.
~ order Of the Board.
November p IeS4 MARIs LEVERIgG. cl,rE.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-09
FOR saLE.

TENHB undersigned, eEcnt for the Merchants and Me-
Il ehanies Bank Of Wheeling Virginia, Will sell 81
private szls reasonable terms, that valuable Zeal
O. Estate situate on the corner OF Columbus aud
E,,; MAIN Streets, Lancaster, known rs the SWAN
III. HOT Ell, including the whole property, formerly
csned by Thomas q. White, Esq.
II not Sold that part Of said propey occupied the
Swan Hotel, will be for rent asr the rst Of October
neXt. II. Ii. HUNTER, Agent, &c.
lancaster, August II, le54-l5
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-09
new BOOK $.
lust received dir set from New York the following
ID New bo0ks Wieh will be sod al catalogue prices
AppistOn's Dictionary Of aeehapiess vols, large
2g1O pEH IS, price 6I2lO

lust received diTset from New York, the following
- New Books. Ntieh will be sold catalogue ynees
AppistOn's Dictionary Of aeehapiGs,s vols, large
2UIO pages, price 1I2OO
AO0Hsy's History Of Ireland, 2 vols SEQ pages 90
ROLLINS AneieEt History (Oew edft.on) TOls } So
hyron,s POs.leHl Works, vol 70 liastrAtsd Is
Aoors's - -
Napoleon Dynasty 2 IS
Memoirs Of Empress Josephine2 vols u mo 9 %
bon QaIxote vol w ilil s;rAisd go
dictionary, PoeiiesI Quotations mo -
HyperiOn (iJoHgfellUgl "
RarmiBgdae - 70
People 81 sdieal Hghthoase 2 20
Captain CaLOi, or ~ ysarS VI an AsrieLn SlLTer Is
Lue OF Elizabeth 70
Kiss and F4ll Of the Irish Nation ! -
SHADY Sid. 6 e'sfs; Parish Sids 20
Fathers Of e. Dcssrt 20
Complets scis Of Grace AauilaTs Works, peTyol 20
saHe's POtBs, sjcts; Wild Wss.5ra Sesass bOand I5
Private Lfe Of Daniel Hcbslsf IS
Rev. Dr. Cgll's " Orks IS
Sick Cuil-, g cts; LIZ IN Galway CO
/ a. sia4tA's Poems, s0e cts; Tri4ls Of a Mind 50
I Life Of Christ 30 etl; 1uber Dsrg DC 50
LILY q Israel 81 ots: Tales Of tue dge 50
! Paradise Losi 4y cts; Gr4ces Of Mary o.
4 Llndu, or ths Young Pilot Ofths Eelle Creole ~
ALSU-~Th following New NOTels:1 tie Secret Ofths
/ Old sIalihy, DOnby and DdughysH; III. Comic Wan
deriHg Jew; III. Widows Walk; Weary Foot Com
mon; Hard Times Eva May; Paui Jones; DAshes Of
Amere9n HdmOr Mrs.. Parlingos's Carpet Ba, VI
Fun tsnarR si DR.. Val sntines Como Lectures; Blek
Koase; Ysnke. Notions, for October, DC.
ALhO-A compiets assortment OF ali kinds Of Fancy
Goods, Sationery &c, us1slly found ID such la
! Isbllshmsnt. Nov. 2. ID. b. NUDGE.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-09
CARnoLL MILLS,

- TaIHE undersigned ID having purchased the Gris
E:;; and FIGURING Mill heretofore owned by Gen
~ J. c. Reynolds. deceased, would hereby inform
the public that is hs purpoe to make this l wba
il should be. Grist mill forthe accommodation Of the
neighborhood In which II IS isloeAted.-And having
cured the serFices df Experienced Miller is prepsr
ed, as he believes, to do WORK ehIeaiEted 10 please
and therefore solieits pattsBaee.
May 20, 1854. J. RADEBAGH
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-09
rANCf GoOOs, PEnFUMEnY, &c.

A FINE Assortment OF LnbiD's and HarrisOn's Ex-
tracts, Toilet Water, Cologne. Bureau peffnr1e
Tooth Powder, Pearl, Ivory and Fancy Porte aohies
Of all kinds Lyons Katharo, BaTry's IricopheroBs
and Oils all kinds, Soaps. Shaving Cream, &c.
Call At the Boston Book Store b. u. NUDGE.
lancaster, Juls L., Ig54
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-09
MERcHANT. TAILoRs S
sPuJ<GER AZ TROUT

~ SPRINGER & THOUT, 4
II TEAFR removed their Clothing Establshmehe
-5AsEE 70 the TaItaq4gs Block, fret door East sC
WAfts Lafta'S BdrdTgre Store, where they are opens
SUMNER GOODS, aud afe non notwithstanding every
variety OF Syrfzz aud Samasr Hear, which they will
sell as low az he same gnaiity OF goods and word
be purchased any other establishment In the city,
Their elstlng is isnufaetgisf uSsrtbsiE own super
vision aud il consequently superior ~ 9hat which 10
kIouylt from other places. Ty have El-5 ON band, a
5saoifsi raristy Of ctotAS, CdsstFasrSs YesiHgs
which they prepared 20 nAafactue to order They
ell times prepared 70 make the best fs Ia Tue iatest
siyies iIftls str p0rk lcHt BE rarraatei.. .
The prblie are respectfully solicited 70 call and ex5
anime their soek and while fshkful fo,tse Hbernl
they have eII55 ed 4ey ther old cus
ers sati-fscton both IN tie ;iEgy ard price of tholF
goods and work. SPRINGEk q IhOOI-
| Lancaster .AHr:,5. 1854 --s-
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-09
REMOVAL.
DIR. o. y. DAVIS,

DIR. q. u. DAVIS,
ITAS removed his residence and Office to the brick
building formerly Occupied by John Stsllsmiih,
Esq, south side Of Main Street, doors west Of Dr.
Ereider's residence. October u, lSJ4-g3