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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-17

Joseph T. Barnes, Of Manayunk, Pa.-For
improvement in power looms.
Daniel Barnum, Of New York, N. Y.-For
improvement in machinery for trimming hat
bodies.
Joseph D. Elliot, Of Leicester, Mass.-For
water metre.
E. A. Hill, Of Joliet nl.-For smoke-oon.
suming stove
D. W. Horton, of Petersburg, Ind.-For i'm.
provement in shoemskers' edge planes.
Bernard ]. La Mothe, of New York, N. Y.
For iron buildings.
John II, Nanny, Of Freeport, Ill.-For i'm
Ante'dated June Is, 1854. !
Charles Ross, of Rochester, N. Y.-For i'm.
proved grinding surface in mills
Moses Sargent, jr., of Meredith, N. H.-Fo,
Improvement in rowing tubes.
John J. Squire, Of St. Louis, Mo- For saw.
ing machine. sTs!a ss.- g1srari II q
Richard B. Stevenson, of the township q,
York, Ohio.-For improvement in water pipes.
Conrad F Thomin and Charles Stumer, Of
Cincinnati, Ohio For. improvement in pro.
cesses for enameling iron.
Henry Wayne, Of Cincinnati, Ohio.-For
improved joint for toilet glass 1-.
E. D. Williams. of Wilmington, Del, and
I. Tyrrell, of York, Pa.--For Improvement in
brick presses r,,, l,.
John Yandell and Joseph II. johnson, of st.
Louis, Mo For iron bridge.
James b. Simpson, Of Baltimore, Md, ex-
ecutor of James Simpson, deceased, late Of
same place.-For improvement in vessels for
holding liquids. Ante.dated April II. 1854
John Richardson, of New York, N. Y.-For
improved pen and pencil case.
Designs.-Chas. Chinook, of New York
N. Yin design for clock case fronts.
VIM Resor, of Cincinnati, O.-For design
for Franklin stoves f." E.. go
T. VIM. ?: Gray, of Philadelphia, Pa assignor
to Cox, Hagar Cox, Of same place.-For de-
sign for cooking stoves. sF--s 49,.
Addsttonol Experimentation Reader
OF New York, N. Y.-For improvement in
machinery for polishing raw hide whips
Patented, May II, 1850 a.
vile, Ohio.-For Improvement in smut ma.
chimes
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MUSIC STORE.
NrvI Sn,e;ol We take great pleasure in returnip

NtV NUsicl We take great pleasure In returning
$S2skl our era sfui thanks to our numerous
@fr snds for THAR very liberal pstror.
age In IA. music business and beg Iesve TO assure
them that We have this week received the largest
assort msnt OF new aud populsr Mu.ic ever miro
ducsa u this City, principally from The oelsbped
publishers, Dilson, W.tsrs, Hall Son, Fir. b Pond
Ter Btscham aud othss Our assortment win be
found one OF the lsrgess, and most varied in the
@ty. c'mPr:sng Songs, Duets TIios, Polkss, schot
usches, Wslnss. MAranes, Opera Airs, Rt ndcs Noe
su,nS. Gems by Wsilac, DohIer, Boyer, Cramer,
voss Tha berg, jail and ott eminent com posers
tnstrpclion Books for every Instrument in use
Orders b. mail p,omptly attended to, free OF cost.
age, 81 49,, ..r' 49, JNO r. Ell. Is, -.
Pa. avenue, between 9th ana 10th ste.
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FRENCH MILLINERY.

- MISS s. WALLACH, ~1
1Aa Pa. avenue, between eth and Sih sts., IL
H. RESP ectfdlly announces to her aus. ~
tn.ners and the ladies of Warrington and vicinity
that the will open n.xt Thursday, Friday. and Sas
ufday, the 10th, 20th ana 2lst, beautiful sssos,
neut of Fall and Winter HATS.
An oonnection with the above viii be found an ex
csllent assortment of al, kinds OF Millinery Good
Embroideries, Laces, Trimmings, and Fancy Goods
Also beautiful assortment Of Hair DreAes and La
dis ID 'ess Gaps. -t2tbNTTT -lt o..
waate1 two Ladies to learn their trade ct MILL
merry business. oct l7-3t$
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FOURTH ANNUAL BALL
- OF THE
BOONE RIFLE CORPS,
Flint Military Ball at the Odd Fellows Hall
ia gro Navy Yard
T3fhK "BnoNB RIFLE OORpsn respectfully and
L prospective annouu~e to their military trienGl
and the public gen 'raily that their Fourth Annual
BALL will be given at Odd Fellows Hall, Eighth
street, Navy Yard, on the
EHE,CF fHANKSGIVING DAP.
Particulars in future advertisement. ~ g.
oct t7-lt 49,. -. =.
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MERcANTILE AGEAG1Es-A LIBELLER PuN.
IsHRD.-The New York Mirror SAYS:

MERcANTILE AGEHC1Es-A LIBELLER Pun
1sHsD. Tho New York Mirror says: :,
In tho Common Pleas, before Judge DaIv,
verdict was rendered in an action for libel.
Amos Keller VS.. Sheldon p Church, the
owner of one of the "Mercsntile Agencies
In this city, in which the jury muloted the
defendant in the sum of $4,000. The defend
ant keeps mercantile intelligence Office, to
inform his subscribers of the mercantile
standing and credit of persons in relation to
whom they wish to be informed. and pu blished
the following in relation to the plaintiff
"Oscar I. keeler.--This youth has got mar
ried and has bought good brick store at
about $500, on which he has made the first
payment, and has bought out the entire stock
OF goods OF his father (Amos Keeler) who is
now evidently endeavoripg to swindle his
creditors, as he neither pays his debts nor
turns over his sons notes. They Gather and
son are now receiving the attention Of John
.. IaPp, attorney, who will, perhaps, break
up the sale and subject the goods for tho old
mans debts % For the defence justifca.
tion OF tho libel was setpp. L4lerhG 81 ..se
Verdict for the plaintiff, 5000; IN addi-
Ton to which the Court granted an allowance
This is the second trial for a similar libel
which has been had in the same Court, lately,
"As. oA.a.Aor result. bOtn cases nave been
conducted by Charles Bainbridge Smith, ESQ,
tor the plaintiffs. Mr.. Smith has devoted
much time and energy in searching out tho in.
EQUITIES Of these mercantile spies and inform.
ers, who are said to be making money at the
rate Of Soo,O to $lOO, 900 year, by taxing
merchants in the city and black. mailing mer.
chants in the country. -.
We hope every trader from the country who
comes here to buy goods, and suddenly finds
ne has been stabbed in the dark, and robbed
OF his credit, viii prosecute these mercantile
libellers and instead Of obtaining S., 900 dam.
ages will claim and obtain $50, 900 If our
New York merchants are not smart enough
TO know who to trust and who not to trust, ie,
them get their fingers burnt occasionally. The
evils which these msrcenary agencies propose
to remedy cure themselves. or -
f-tH -H - - -.--4--- IS a. SIS :
u The democratic party at Valencia,
Spain, has published q political programme
for the election, which advocates uni 7srssl
outrage, Abolition Of the CONSUMPTION. the
supprssaionof the indirect taxes, and heavy
taxesta on hxfticlss of luxury; liberty and
equality Of all religious scots This is an
exhibition Of the march of Young Spain.
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NOTICE.

VVHE copartn. rship heretofore existing between
J. WA. 0rme and b. q. Lssenby is this day dis.
solved BY mutual cen emit b. G. Las.nbS retiring
nom the firm The business of the firm viii be set.
tied by W. "A. Orme
all ersona indebted to the late firm will please
Gail ana settle their accounts either by cash OF not.
.-.--aa g. -,-. W. A. ORME.
49, r. C. LAZRNRy
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NEW AUCTION GOODS.

T HAVE just returned from New Yora and Ph;la
i delphis with large and splendid st cs Of goods
rom Auction, consisting Of m5rsideries Lace, Sils
and Millinery Goods, Head Dresses, Dress Caps
Flowers, Feathers, ana Dress Trimmings all o.
which will De sold at unusually low prices.
Call early snl examine them at
r.. T. MYERS,
Pa avenue, between 9Th and 9th streets.
net 1r--ec3t
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Observation-Disclosures

m Gentlemen in want OF Hat OF ele- ~
Fl gance Of fabric, beauty Of style end Of Il
sop rior work, should visit UTT a.
no, KINS, hatters apd Dealers in Gents Furnish
iog Goods. corner 9th street sod Pa. avenue where
thsy will find everything new, novel, and bsauiiful
mt prices that will compare iavorah1y with any
house 10 TIE United States. oct IL coll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-17

THE UNDERSIGNE ED desires to return
MS sincere thanks 10 his friends and the public
in general Tor their liberal patronage. and hone
they VIII extend the same 70 his friend, Mr.. W A.
Orme Il q IAZeNRy'
iCc. 11-3tA 800 7h'r..- go.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-17

VlAE BUSINESS will be continued BY W.
l. A. OKME. who returns HIS sincere thanks tn
his rie ads and the public generally for their liberia
patronage and hopes, by strict attention to
and deire to please, to merit oontinu snce OF ths
same. '' - WA a0RMs :
+ 20 No. 403 It'll etr.et, between ii a.dI.
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II H u 6HAGE-Personal Reroiiect,ons Of tn,
II Stage, BY W. b Wood
further supplies just resolved 1t q 3--'A g,
TAYLOR 4 AAUKY'S
oct H. Bookstore, near 9th It
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-17
WARM UNDERGRADUATES.

4 s usual, cur assortment OF Morino, Sttrick,
IA Cheviot and Lambs wool, Silk and Cotton Uu.
dershirts and Drawers is complete in all its varieties
elsewhere, aud at uniform and moder ate prices.
STEVENS'S
oct 17-3t SsIesroom, Browns Hotel
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=. REMOVAL - = -
OF THE Is CT. DAGUERREAN GALLERY

M are happy to inform the public that We have
w moved from over Gilmsn's Drug Store to the
finest Daguerrean Gallery In the city, directly over
M-ssrs. dslts Jewelry Store, between 9th ana 10th
ST eeta Pa. avenue, and by thu new French process
which eusbIes Us n MARE splendid pi lures in ill
weathsTs, We are making from 30 tn 500 daily, and
We hope by our unusual swiftnsss aud accommo
dating PRINCIPLES to gain . liberal patron age
oct iS-eo3ts {. ID ST1WAkT, PROP
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GATHERS

THE RESTAURANT attached to this establish.
Il msnt, sfter q thorough renJvxti a, Is nov
opened Tor the bsson. Visitors can be served with
every luxury at rev min utes notice. -.
The rrtyate rooms for Parties, pirners ana ANN.
PAS are now IN mpiete order, ana are srrspred
70 accommodate any number OF lsdtee and rensis.
men. O. GAUTfkR,
oct l6-& 262 p. .v..u.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-17

q The Wing Congressional Convention for
the Allegheny N " district, after one hun
dred and fifty ballo6ngs, adjourned sixs dc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-17

~ hfontgomsry Guaris, Atten.
ton --Yoi arr hereby requested to meet Al
mi hi your srmorv on WEDNESDAY, EVENING
y " the 18th instant, for drill, and to make ar
ian ssment, for the Parade on the l9th. Every
Inenber is expected to be present. n.sl4. : - -
b. ords of Captain Key: III gsc an 9it5
oct 10 3t* THOS. McENIRY. Ord. sst.
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STAR.
WASHIN GTON OITY,,-,rr,
TUESDAY AFTERNOON. .. -. ). J. octobsr y

a Persons wanting the Epents,e Star in
Baltimore, can procure it early every after.
noon ae Henry Tayler's Newspaper Depot.
Sun Iron Buildinrs.p -. ',s,, - -.
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SPIRIT OF ras aokn,ra pRrss

Inc inteffigeneer, commenting on the
hgures OF speech used by the Richmond En-.
7'ssre' In Saying that 1t is not astonished at
che result Of the recent elections, in which
said figures Of speech the majority are called
All sosh Of ugly names and compared to tho
villsinous beasts of the forest who once on
time oo9qsslsd the hon by conspirins against
him and liking him BY surprise. The Intel
Ase"oer argues to show that these now 10 de-
tested slides of Whiggery, were, in the opinion
OF the Democracy, the best fellows in all the
world, until they took notion to vote opposi-
tion tickets The htstz,ssneer Is delighted
with the result, and especially gratifed to find
the Richmond Enqsirsr declaring that it, 100,
is exceedingly rejsiosd that the Democracy
have essght such thrashing so long before
tho next Presidential election. On the whole.
to read the newspapers, one might suppose
that every body was having jolly time, ill.,
decd, over the late elections, though the phises
Of many Of our Democratic friends in Office
Dme how or other seem bent on eontradictine
the so-exoesdingly agreeable impression de-
nvabie from the newspapers. ~
The IQnsoH denies tho allegation Of the
Philsdslphis North Aueriean, tina the Demo-
CRATIC party in the recent elections sought to
rally tho foreigners, as such, to their ban.
nerh and insists that their aim was but
TO Prsssrvs the constitutional rights Of all
CLASSES OF our fellow citizens in tact. Retalia
ting, the organ undertakes to show that Wing
eery, n these elections, was but the ally of
The different isms, lacking it, elf on to the tail
a that one Of them in either locality which
seemed most likely to be sble to give it tenn
porasy lin out Of ''the Slough of Despond /"
As NATURAL AS LIPE.-This morning We
Feoeivsd an admirably executed steel engraving
Of our old friend, Wm. III. Swain, Of the Phil.
sdslphis Ledger. We do not remem Der ever
having seen Q more Gfe-like picture Every
festure and expression of his face is portrayed
to nature. We like that face, it is an index
Of good heart and honesty and inaexibilisy Of
purpose. l
Nsw MUSIC RRok ELLIS We have 70.
A'S>AAAS<osouh Z. IiIlS3 I00uSylYa018 8Vo.
moe, between Ninth and Tenth streets, the FOL.
lowing sdmirsble music al com posi- tons: ssThe
Grave, Of Lilly DaIe;'' Moonlight, Music.
Love, and Flowers" . The Inssituts Polka, %
dedicated to the Hon 'Joehua v ansant; uThe
Ladies Polka" "Jessie Polka;', "Sup
Quiekstep;" Ingomsr Polka;o and Gre
ospsion Walts." r......
NovsxBsE ELEcrIoss.-On the 7th Of No.
vsmber New York. New Jersey, Illinois,
Michigan, and Wisconsin are to elect "a
msmbsIs Of Congress. In Now York and
Michigan State officers are to be chosen; in
illinois State Treasurer and county officers,
and Legislatures in all the States except Iii.
nois. The Masssch usetts annual election and
election for eleven Congressman is to be on
the ash. Minnesota elects Legislature in
November
a The Wing Congressional Convention for
The Allegheny N Y district, after one hun.
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No. Ata Meeting OF the Northern
S Hbertie1 Fire company, held at their nsire
House on Monday evening the 10th Instant. the fol
owing pfesmble and reso iutioBs vers unanimously
Whereas it kas vhassd Divine Providence 10 TO
move from among Us our respected brother member,
Alexander Forr st, who. for number OF years, hss
oeen An active and efficient member Of tbs Gonna
ny, and the loss of whose services fireman not
only to US but to the whole community, 1. much 10
be regretted, feel 1t due bis memory to bear Wit
ness to hts courteousness, kindness, and ben.vo-
lence, and to his punstusfty ct his port a. @.
man, either In our councils 1t thu rescue of tbs
property Of his fellow citizens from the destroying
element Asd although our loss is greet how IL !.
Comparable isit when think Of his beveayed fn
ily who trust and hope will I'D that consolation
In their hour oftaa afnicnn which the Rrlsr Of FL
Therefore resolved, Inst tie Room Of this compa-
ny be clothed 10 mourning for the space Of thirty
d sys, as . testimony of our respect. ss
md be Il further resolved, That the Secretary b.
requested to furnish the family Of our deceased
brother co of the foregoing preamble and reso-
lutions and also copy Of the Fame to our city pa
MIDDLETON BIRcKHBAD.
Prssijent N. L. &c.
EDWIN g. xvENs, secretary pro tenn. =
oct l7-t .iS, - - Pc
~ The Island Social Club respectful
| y snnosnce to their friends and the public that
their Second Grand Annual Fail will take place on
the 9Th Of November, 1854, at Island Hall.
Particulars IN future ADVERT ement.
oct f3-eo3t t'a '-. . g.. .a
- 80 PresIdc nt's Mount ed Guard.
The members Of the Corps are requested
AU to meet ut their armory on TUESDAY
--& SvENiNG, the 18th instant, ut O'Clock,
as business Of importance viii be brous ht before tn
nesting preparatory to tae parade THURSDAY, the
10th October.
by der Of Cap tain Peck: ... +'st -. 49,. -.'-
oct l6-2tA QEn gTT1A PIT
r OsF-supposed to be lost about the 10TH of'osp
IL tember between Whites Dry Goods store apd
Gait Bro Jewellers near the latter, GOLD
BRkASTP1N, with brown hair in It. Any perso d
finding the same ann Leaving 1t at the Star ONCE,
will be literally rswsrdsd.
oct 17-sts In BENEzErrR.
u ,R HIRE "A colored MAN, accustomed TO wait.
Il ing and general housework. sstiafactory rsfeI.
ences given. Enquire at the Star Office.
oct 17-2t* af F3-. -..
DRACEs for ladies and gentlemen az
I'D oct IL - BRGEs, WilIa,ds Hot'l
NITtZENs AND srrANG hrs will find 1t LAM
~ MOND'S, 9TH street, large and beautiful COL
lection Of Fancy Goods and Toys, suitable for prs
| ents. .-rr vs. H. oct list
NAU SUAL ALTMAN aCs, argiish aud Frer Oh
IN fos 1854 1855. 1856 and 1857, imported by
oct IL VRANCK TAYLOR.
ID AZ0RS, &c -Razors and strops, ,ombs, brush
IL "a, shaving Creams, U eophane, Soaps and Per
| tumery in every variety, Just received at
oct II a.:F BIR'ES, Wnlsrds' Hotel
ITTHDERGAKMENrs in every variety, Robes d,
| u Ohsmbre, Jsckets, Shirts, Collars Linen and
| Muslin Gosoms, Is, just recs ived at
Get II bIRaEs, wiiIsrd.' Botel
|
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GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC
DRESS BALIs.
r1NHE AMERICAN RIFLRMEN respectfully an
i nounce to their friends and the puelic, and tn
Ladies in partculsr that their first Grand Fall will
be given at CarusYs Balloon on the evening Of thu
18th instant - =" p r1'i'' - sF
The Committee of Arrangements are determines
to leave nothing undose that i'll tend to the plese
ure Of the occasion. r. I'D
prosperis celebrated Military and CotiIlon Band
have been engaged. ~ ~ = ahA'f
. The Msrinn Kifsnen Of Baltimore have been invi
ted and are expected to be present
Tickets $i-to be bal Of any of the members or at
the door on tn. evening Of the ball.
Committee of Arrangements.
Lieut. Vim Brown, sgs A y Williams,
1t Robt Knight, Sgt VIM Gibson,
VIM A Chsmpion, VIM Robinson
Wm Ferguson, oct 17-3t
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4 4 Nstionsl Guard, AttsRt,on =
81 q You are h-reby notified to meet at " uc armo.
hi Mfy on Thu RsDAf MORNING rext October
u d 10th, at 81 O'Clock m in full uniform, for
= The Company will form at " o'cloek pgscissly.
BY or1sr Of Capt. Jas. A. TAFT: - - = -
oct l7-2t @. X. BISHOP. Ord. Sat.
~ All persons engaged IN the 1t.
held Cd TUESDAY EVENING, October l7th - Odd
Fellews' Han, st71x o'clock, TO take into cons,sr
attain the law recently passed by our Corporate Au
thorities reletise to the sale of Liquor IT.
oct 1873
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~ Tavern * esPers, Attention.
~ Tue keepers q tavsrns AMI rsstAu,ants 1,
Washington are requested to meet at ODD FsIiors
Hal on Tuesday AFTERNOON next, at TX o'cpi
Rvery person N this ely sngag ID in the husiness
REQUEST ID to stirnd, MS matter, Of much importsnc
will engage their sarnest attention.
oct l2-eoJt
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LIVERPOOL, October 4.-Messrs. Brown 4 Shin
icy report cotton as having advanced I'd. ThesaIe.
OF the three days had been but 80 600 bales; TIT
advance being In consequence o. the unfavorablt
report Of the growing crops and the victories in the
Crimea. =. -, =
Breadstuffs. -Richardso reports brsadsuffs quiet
For retail good was firm and inferior trif1e easier
Cotn-Mc Macken quotes corn advanced Is; the
quotations being 39s. Western canal flour is quoted
At 3ls, and Ohio at 34s. 'e''- i.''' sIots E.'''
Proviions.-McHenry quotes Bacon unchanged
IN every respect. Cheese wanted. Lard and Tai
low dull. Rice, nothing doing 1.,4.
Consols are quoted at 95K@95X. "a dts-
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" announce to their friends and the public that
their Second Grand Annual eail will take place on
the 9Th Of November, 1854. at Island Hall.
PsrticuslaTs in future ADVERT eYnent.
fS--aoSk 5.tg Cd. 81 q
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MANUFACTURING OF ,JEWELRY-

/ HAVE now completed M arrangements for Il @
i mAnufscturing of all kinds Of fine 80 d yewrlry
in the best wuImsnhke manner. Diamonds NJ SET
and every description of New Work made 10 order
at short notice. No. AIS Pa, avenue. betv. Az and
9th BIS, dgn Of the Large spread Gage. i5t
III. o. HOOD
N. B.-Psrticus- stteEtios paid to th. repsirine
OF dpe Tatches. oct "a
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W Ak CLpfn, Inn y, six, aud orsid., Zephyr
/, w Horsteds, sewing Silk, Russers colored Sew.
Ing Cotton, Brissis Needles, English eins Buttons
20, at eHEDDs, 500 18th 1t.
h oct l4-3t 7- =.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-30
TIsEODORE TONG,
MERCHANT TAILOR.


In SAsGsr's Mem Block 6etpsen the Taliaadgs House
and Shefer'S Hotel,
m ETAS Just opened largo and beautiful nssort-
>sM a mcnt of READY MADE CLOTHING, to-
hA gethor with choice selection of Cloths. Cassi-
neres and VestiRgs. All ofwhich has been select
cd with grcat aud with special reference 10 tho
wants and tasts of this community.
His long experience In this branch ofbusjness, is
sure that his stock embraces the choicest and
best Variety and hia purchase has been ms6o upon such
terms that he can sell at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRI
BES. |.r o.,
The public respectfully requested to call and ex
anime his assortment. He has on handa general as
sorLment Of .-,.
SUMNER WEAR,
And Is at all times prepared TO accommodate his old
friends, either with an excellent article of Ready made
Clothing, or to MANUFACTURE TO ORDER, out o
the best material and by most accomplished workmen
any style of garments, FOR MEN AND BOYS, in the
best and most fashionable manner. He Is confident, IL
this respect, that he glvO general satsfaction
hisassortmenI embracesa general yarietyof
Linen Coats, ~Vcstings, Suspendcrs,
Dress do pantslooH', HHossisSyI,,
Carpet-bags, together with all otherartic
kept in Gcnueman's Furnishing Store, and manufac
tIrod In tho most fashionable styles.
THE ASSORTMENT is ENTIRELY NEW;
Ithas boen purchased ofwcll-established houses h
the Eastern cities and eH be pdrraHted, to DO made o
good material aud In durable manncr.
He respectfully invites his old customers and other
to call at his new establishments whore he will Mt nj
times be ready TO wait upon them with coon GOODS
THE LOWEST RATEs. To test his PROMISES ho asks nj
stock in trado and the stylo and quail
ity ofhis manufacture. T. TONG.
Lancaster, Mays, 1854.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-30

HuMAS LIFE.--Ah!this beautiful world
Indeed. | know not what to think Of it,
Sometimes il is all gladness and sunshine
and heaven is not far oif;and then it chang
eS suddenly, and it is dark and sorrowful
ana the clouds shut outtbe sky, In the
lives OF the sad lest ofus, there are bright
days like this, when we feel as five could
take this great world in our own arms
Then comes the gloomy hours, when the
fire will neither burn in our hearts or or
our hearths, and all within is dismal, cold
and dark. Believe, every heart has its Sc
cret sorrows, which the world knows not
and oftentmes We call n man cold when h,
is only sad.--Lonweilow. a