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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-13

LAAiS FAMILY hlEiitiENh,t
! and Dealers at Proprietorh' lowed
.gency, No. ISL CHARTERS ST.,
Iibbard's Wild Cherry, 5.
/ Richardson's Sherry Wine,
finlching's Vegetable Dyspepsia,
tGouley'a Vegetable, Colaman'a,
liIoolHnd'A German, ORIGINATED.
COSMETICS.
Cologne Water, Bay Water,
Florida Water. Meen Fun,
IJoueA's Lilly White.
SOAPS AND CREAMS.
Lowe Brown Windsor, 2 ~
lJones'B Chemical,
lRadways, Medicated, CASTLES,
Almond, Toilet and Family,
IShaying Creams aud Compounds OF
all descriptions. A..
wright's Indian Vegetable,
IMoifatt'p Life, Brandreth'e,
EMorriscn'g, Lees New London,
Parr's, Sappington'e, Champioh's,
graofenherg, Jayne's Sanatlve,
Jayne'a AgGe, Winer'n Camomile,
IHibbard's Anti-bilioas, Pster'B,
lSpencsr's Vegetable, Coak's,
CoopeI's, Coyel's Rheumatic,
Anderson's, Allebasis' Health,
Wihtar's Gentle purgattye,
AllsbaHis' hgue, Hooper's, s a'Nf
lChickner's SugGr-coated,
Herrfch's Sugar-eoatcd,
4 Gilberl's Anti-bilious, Beckwiih'H,
,lLeidy's Blood, lngoldsby's Pile,
Scotia Vegetable, Eagon'a,
| Railways Regulator, 55!'98
Roses Railroad, Leidy'H Female,
!, Louden's Indian Saaaiive,
5lLouden's Agle, Hollpway's,
. lialsied's Anti Dsspeptie,
Gordon's, MeIAueis Liver.
lE HAik DYES. ".@
, Phalon's Magic, Batchelof's,
Giimab's instantaneous,
Batiarll's, JulgB Hauul's, NJ
, lnyne'a American, Enst India.
MISCELLANEOUS.
DIR Morse's lnyigorating Cordial.
. Thorn's Extract,
Tarrauts Aperitnt, ,.
TaTants Elixir Of Rhnharb,
/, Carter's Spanish Mixture,
Mothers Raliei,
A T'oothaohe Drops, .
Lyons Magnetic Powders,
Mrs. Kidderis Cordial,
rhampson'e Eye Water, M
Watts's Nervous Antidots,
Billings Astringent,
/, EHyatt'a Life Balsam, .....
lMcMum's Elixir OF Opium,
Railways Ready Relief,
/. Railways RGsolyent, ... 80" a. ,
Tafrant's indoiible Ink,
DR.. Fiteh'a Body Braces,
DR.. Fitch's Shoulder Braces, ,.
DR.. FitGhisInhaling 1'ubsa,
Dir, Roses Preparations, "a
Winer's ArcAnun Extract,
Teneur's Specific.
aIarshall's CatlIolicon,
DR.. Fiteh'a Preparations,
Alotse'n Compound Syrup OF Yellow
Dock,
Perry Dlvis's Pain Killer, %
Browns Essence o. Ginger.
Mortimore's Rheumatic Compound,
Morumore'a Cordial Hittcra,
Myers Extract Of Rock Rose,
Crossmnn's Specific,
Dir. Wards Specific, -t'
Upham's Pile Eiectuary, NJ
lSteer'a 0podeldoc,
GodEray,s Cordial. Ll
lTurlington's Ba sam,
tDr. Cullen's Preparations,
Bateman's Drops, m
DR.. Jayne's Family Medicines,
ISeidiitk and Soda Powders,
Epping's Fluid Extract Buchu,
Lueina Cordial,
Juno Cordial,
Harris Remedy for Fits,
Wilson'S Death on Rats, etc.
, Leidy's ErasiPG Soap,
Kirty'a Cholera Drops, ~
Balls Cholera Syrup,
lspohn's Headache Remedy,
connslI's Mixture, .+g1t
DR.. MArchioi's Uterine Cathollcoa,
Cowan's LithontFiptic,
I,ouden's Preparations, &c..
Houghtou's Pepsin.
SCHEIDANI SCHNAPPS.
aud all dealers in any OF the articles
ill fihd it to their advantage by call
b, where will be found the NEST OK
'ATEST MEDICINES in the United
'lss4e address
IGnT 81 CO.,
NlYrfhyET MY, trt1nF1Et- ~" "N
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DRUGS MEDICINES.

III WRIGHT & CO.'S CATALOGUE OF
d.. GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES,
which they offer supply Druggists and Deae at Propeto lowe
Nv General Depot and spscia agency No. ISL CHARITIES ST.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-13

LACEY u CO., 81 st. Charles street,
EFT BRANCH OF LACEY 4 PHILLIPsJS CELEBRATED f3lH
NESS nNurAGToRY, Phadephis offering he i
fashionable HARNESS. SADDLES AND TRUNR% ps,
sv- REPkIaIES STRICTLY ATTENDEpTo. iss7 lysE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-13

United States Life Insurance Annuity and
TRUST COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA.
s. r. CRAWFORD, President,
c. G. INLAY, Secretary.
BRANCH OFFICE FOR THE SOUTH AND WEST,
No. &s Camp street, NeworleRns.
BENJAMIN FL0RANCE Agent.
HARMON DoANE Asst Agent.
k Riaka the iyeso WHITE PERSONS
Uhe niostfaPorahie terms octs iy
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Office Home Mutual Insurance Company

Office Home Mutual Insurance Company
OF NEW ORLEANS. sasss szss esS
81 The h following statement Of the af-
ornsy With the requirements of their AEea8@sasaE<
premiums year ending Dec ST. 1885,.
~ RiTsf Pn. sag 4
For Marine Premiums siiaf s.
Tosl Premiums 84ss,s04 50
Loss sssss sss5 81
Fa afas sa FlsHaas fSs ps S L; losses; W. "
For RiysT Loasss ss,lsI u
For Marine Losses. 27,sS4 10
....uu ..,.-....., sl9s,28s 0s
fs, 0s9 45Ifl sss II
Ne. earned Profaf me ending Dee 81 1852 90
Bills receivable being II
Due Tor premiums ia course Of coilscsion *
Cash on nand 0,24s u
Total amount Of assets 10
p.,,.. ! STATE q, g OF 10 LIoygIAN6.
Berenembersd hs. the 18th 1855 me-
ss ~
ssne as MS4 Ns
sssonntsar a.
5iaas H. WHErLsa, seoIstay.
G. JoSTE second jasa i he Psse ls''
s The of Dividend Of ForsyNin
@ 81 III the ya ,p sng
The Company psrs ssas River,
lamp street. &LEAANDEB BROTHER, PreMdsnt
JOHN RS HAW, Vice President.
sAa H. WHKKLRR, Secretary Naworsnua, JAM is, 1885,
John R. Shaw, 81. Levy J. z. Caldwell,
John Thoman, 4. H. May, W. L. Lrnier,
III. Green, V. X Converse, VIM, Tufts
John O. Woodruff John H Owen, 8. dc VsBer
VIM. Knox, John Hall, Robert Dyas,
snmuel Stewart, Ruus Mrhsnny, W. Boeaft.
h. W. Milbank, j. Cocks, ]. W. GAYLE,
B. 9. Nelson, ]. A. Dougherty, J. Eager,
=. Shaw, H. Baxter, John Rodsnburs,
hiaunsel White, T. B.. Taylor. W, H, Lotchfofd
r. 8. hogers, John c. Goodrich, iRul1 II
United States Life Insurance Annuity and
TRUST COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA.
s. n. CRAWFORD, President
c. G. INLAY Secretary.
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X D Prison ~
WILLIAM BcKET black, fec. " inches high 81 ysassA
old has forshead packnaked. Ssya he
free. but Il supposed 10 be runaway slave 8f
EDWARD muato feet " inches high, about 10 sess sa
Says he BeioDga to Mr.. Enlanpsi
JOE black feet ION inches high, about SO old
longs Mr.. Robinson, Of The Parish Of st. James. -
The viii please comply wh tha law esipg them.
JONATHAN woRRALLs warden
Nawoslsans December H. 1883. ala iAsS~
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4 n N'ALfIN. l7-ss - P.s.M :
NE cALPIN, e. M g. CO., Wholesale Grooers
I've Dyasisi Liquors. casnnon Ga
nal Row, Ee~Qfieans suil ~
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FYRENCH MILLINERY
"A g e e

eAU respectfully the Ladies' Of New Orleans call
as store CAMP STREET, above Julia
THURSDAY The 10th inateq when she viii ss IND hand
RIANTlLI.As, EdBRo1nERIEs GLOVES, PERFUMERIES,
various suitable for Lades' Toilette. sg fa
sell goods light profits purchasers will
equally much prices
az BoNIS altered cleaned also, CLoAKS
MANTTTLAS made to order. NIL 1y
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G9s0cEe9'g, Ggetse0 0sses &EGssacssY-
D X. FELL 4 CO., 81 Common street, gaga
NewQreaa Importers Dealers, Wholesale and NJ
hs,ai LAMPS Plated md britannia CAsIots CANDLE
STICKS TABLE CUTLERY, JAPANSNED WAITER Set Ss
NJ Goods will Ia offered prieos when Ter tne connrY
ph'ksh ~ he pateat manner r-yge v
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HA LgynHruH.
n EVRRICH, VIM. e. & CO., Cotton Factors
a and gomIaissou Merchants ~ Old Lsyes. api ~
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DROUGHT to the First District Police NJ
, Prison. & ~
THOMAS, black feat1K inches high a. old has,
and face. Says he Deldnga Mr. H. C. IN
Thomas otthe Parish Of ST. Jack
belongs to Mr. Frederick Boyd. Of Na,qhez, MsaAspp.
The will please comply with the law respecting ther
JONATHAN W0RRAIf.s Wagd.s
New Orleans December 10, 1888 dis iAw3s
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r. HtAER-z n.
IAT ARRszR s.. H., Attorneys at Law, No. 10
LIVE Commercial Place, New Orleans n4l "
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-14
BOSTON book STORE.
WHITES BLOCK, As MAIN STREET,
LANCASTER. OHIO.

TENHE subscriber having re-Atted the East Bo,s a.,
on W -, 6tges, Main street, would respectfully an
hounee 10 the citizens of Lancaster and Fairfield Coun-
y, lhat ne VIII open on Monday, June 9th one of he
svs ~ anu pes, selected stock of Books Stationery
WdH PdPer and Music, eN or offeredA in tiis eouptyH
MS stock of School Books will be complete; comris-
ing as II does all those in in the Union Schools in
inns Clty and in all others in Fairfield County and VIZ
lication, N " WV '"''e' pun
have been made with the Eastern Pub
a cvhnpio'e assortment OF Theo!bgicaI and SABBATH
sehoot 6oosS OF all DenOmiadfOnS viii bo found here
any ordered not hand, will procured at the
good stock of LGa, Scientific and Mechanic works
StGioneryin this establishment will bo of the bcst
Inay' being purchased at one of the best Importing
The stock of WALL Paper. Borders onJ vi,do,,
shades VIII consist of all styles and quacsthe par
qualities. e"s' Vi "'N
Gilt Picture Frames.
,b,1les, Prayer Books, Testamepts aid Hymn Books
oinll denomonations, and all quality may be procured
at reasonable prices.
Legal Cap Letter and Note Paper of all qualities and
Monrni1g Paper Envelopes, Rewards of Merit, Ad-
aress cards q all styles, Drawing Books Paint Boxes
Wax. Waf,rs uor% EGns OF all styles, suPerfnc Sealing
States, &c. &c. e "''A''
MUSIC. .5
This Department WIFI open with THO Uundr,d P;,,.
Just published in the Eastern Cities and will be replen
M snod onthly and Circular containing List Of Mu-
SIC VIII Issued every four weeks and delivered to on
sHnsiedt Friends ut their residences.
asso.mentls conpos9d Of COMPOSITIONS from tho
touowlng Authors, vz Jullfcn Gottsehalk, Wallace.
Strakosch and tire great Western JHusieian, Henry
hIeSer Music Books bound to ORDER.
u. u. NUDGE having for the past eight years been,
connected with Publishing House in Boston, Massa-
hesltaes not in assuring his friends and tho
public that In the selection aAd purchase of the above
stock his facilities are unsurpassed, enabling hm 10 scf
N eastern Prices, which he guarantees to do.
Teachers, Country Merchants and Others will find il
to ther to call and him. low price
me following list of Monthly Magazines will be found
uponour counter and will be furnished by the YpAR
or singly, viz: - ~
frank Lesie's Ladies Book of Fashiohs,
Illustrated Magazine of Art, 90 Engmvings'
66odcy's Ladys Book, Harpor's Monthly Magazine,
Putnam's Graham's, Peterson's do
Knickerbocker do
Also, GIeason's Weekly Pictorial, .H
Flag Of our Union, Yankee Notions, &c.
one or Gibert's Boston Pianos be scen at (ht
Establishment. ID, b. MUDGE.
Juue 1894.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-14
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

! The wonderful elasticity OF the Ameri-
cansiS one oftheir prominent traits that is
much dwelt upon. There is a gutta per-
cha .pliability or disposition. and temper,
which prevents them from beingcast down
aud discouraged. however great may be
the misfortunes and reverseS to which they
are subjected. They never make great
loss without a considerable gain; they sell
dom fall great distance withoutbouncing
up in corresponding position, Like
Blucher they never know they are beaten,
but riseatter every defeat, however hope
less itmly seem to others, and hight on as.
it nothing had happened. Read the lives
ofour prominent men, and observe how
great variety of fortune many of them
have experienced. If Patrick Henry had
been able or willing to pay a lltle more at
tention to his business, when. lie kept a
small grocery, his shop might have sup
ported him, and his name unknown to
fame. Gen. Greene coull not reconcile
his taste for books and his military ardor
with his labors a. the forge; SO he dolIed
his leather apron and quaker's hat, babe
adieu To his young wife, and enlisted as a
private soldier. A bungling use of the
aps,one and awl made Roger Sherman a
signer Of the Declaration of Independence.
Elihu Bupitt threw down his blacksmith s
hammer, and short time aftor was aston
ishng the great an learned Of the old
world by his powers as lingust, and the
extent Of his learning. John Neal and
John Pierpont, so distinguished as poets
aud prose writers, were once together in
the dry goods business. After two failures,
one was driven to tie magazine and news
paper and the other went to the pulpit
Even TWO or three reverses in business
were necessary to develop the peculiar but
world-renowned talents Of Barnum. Some
distingui he'd preachers have run the
gauntlet of occupation before they became
ministers of the Gospel. They have been,
perhaps, shoe makers, peddlers, school
teachers, horse jockeys, and what not, be-
fore they reached the pulpit. Their vaii-
ed experience has enabled them tocarry
to the profession of the ministry practical
knowledge Of human nature, which makes
their preaching, if they have talent, very
effective. Coarse tastes and habits, to a
ready adaptation ofdisposition to circum-
stances, almost enables them TO leave of
their old clothes. Instances oflhis kind in
the old countries, are the exceptions; in
this country they are the rule.-Anony-
mus. ..s
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-14
(oRIGlNAL.)
Certificate of Authority.


fTo expire on the 3lst day of January, 1861
7. STATE OF Quo, AUDITOR or STATES 0EFIcE,l
Columbus, Sept S, 1854.
Whereas, The Home Insurance Company, located at
the city Of New York, in the State of New York. has
required by the first section ofthe aet to regulate the
Agencies OF Insurance Companies not by
the State Of ohio,' passed May ], 1854:
And whereas, Said company has furnished the un-
dorsgned satisfactory evidence that is possessed of
at least hundred thousand dollars actual invest
cd in stocks of at least par yalue in bonds or mort
cages of unincumbered real estate worth double the
mount for which the same is mortgagod:
And whereas, Said company has fled in this Office a
written Instrument, under Its corporate SEAL signed by
the President and Secretary thereof nominating and
appointing John D. Martin, of Lancaster is Agent for
the transaction Of the business of Fire and Inland In
surance, and fully and unreservedly authorizing him
to acknowledge service of process and on behalf
said cOnsentng that service of process upon
valid as il served upon the Company, according to the
laws Of this State, or of any other Stae and wing
all claim of error by reason OF such service:
Now, therefore, in pursuance of the first section of
the to regulate the Agencies of Insurance Compa
nies not Incorporated by the State of Ohio" passed
May lst. 1854 l. William ID. M ,rgan. Auditor of said
State do hereby certify that the said John d. Martin
ia authorized an Agent for the said company TO
transact the business of Fire and Inland Insurance. in
this State until the 3st day of January in the year 1855
far as they may be legally empowered so to do BY
his letter disappointment, and the instructions which
may be given him by said company. 'u
In witness whereof, l have thereto subscribed my
name and caused the seal of my Office to be at
H. s. fixed, this 5th day of Sept, in the year OF our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty
four. WIN. d. MORGAN, Auditor.
Sept. %, 1Sj4--al. -.t..
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-14
MAGAZIN FRANCAIs.
Family Groceries,, Quecnswarv, &c.,Sc.

INElLX, G. BARBENCHON has become proprietor,
II by purchase, of the Grocery Store of H. b. Hunter
K Co., to whichho hasJust added large and superne
variety Of Family Groceries, arriving and to arrive
from Cincinnati, and other mars. In making his pur-
chase he has had In view the accommodation of his
friends and discriminating public, for all seasons He
commends to their attention, among other articles, at
prices that cannot fail 10 give satisfaction.
CoNFECTIoNARIESo Of all kinds, for families and
parties. E .st
Candies, Tarragonia Almonds English Walnlts and
Brazilian Nuts, Figs md dates.
Jsiiics, aud Gelatine for Jellies, Prunos &c.
OF Fumils GrOcc ries he will only mention Phil pow
dcrcd and crushed SUGAR, Now Orleans do, TEAS,
Rio and Java COFFEE, Spices, Molasscs, Golden Syr-
up, French Chocolate, Mushroom Walnuts, Tomato
Casup, splendid lot of English Diary Cheese, and
other articles 10 numerous to put downhcrc.
Motto forget, also, Liquors. Brandy for the sick and
eonyaescent cigars years old, smoakng and chewing
TOBACCO, Powder and Shot for the Sportsman.
He will keep on hand variety of Paints, VdrRish
and Japan ofhis own manufacture fOrthe trade.
Not least large and full assortment of QueeRsDare,
EartAcn odre, French Ddre aud English Giasspdre al
so, WO0deH parc, Tabs, Buckets, &c.
He hopes TO obtain fair shair ofthc public favor
In his undertaking. and looks for the appreciation
and patronage of his friends Having been compelled
to rclinqush his former business njuriousto health,
he will make fair trial Of this IL will not frOt
his purse we'll his health II the experiment. TO
which he will devote his undivided attenon) docs not
succeed, ho will be able he trusts the public in
some otheruseful capacity.
NAV 5Is5I FELIX G. BARBENCHON.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-14
TIE cosMoRol IrAn
ART AND LITERARY ASSOCIATION

ART AND LITERARY ASSOCI ALTON.
DIffaslon az LITER & se,sn' s y sns General
on a New and Original PLANT ''''sE ''N ''s EANE ahis'
This now Association is designed 20 eneourage and
y,Shi'Iaso,o iS,r.' anI essehiha.o pure and
this purI,ose Galley of Aria n 10 ha ossn
founded, which will each year contain a choice and
'"iu"0'0 'olieS''on Vi ifnhunsst otaiuaryi &C.,
re- DS'rtDutAon'
The Association will also publish aud issue 10 n,
members each year, the best Literature on Tho dny
consisting Of the most popular Monthly Magazines,
TnE oFFloERs OF TnE AssbUIA ArIoN for 1854 have tho
pleasure of announcing that the snbscrntion hont s
the year are now open, and lhhthe rs annual
Gallery, will take place in January next on which oe
the Association. free of rhsr, h9 oil
perb Works of Art among which will he the os,n1a ,
and worid-rehowned statue of HTK AM PowTSs
The Greer SI.v.
nurcbosed at an a. exnonsa or a a noSe;
~ @ AZ an eNpehse OF over S5,CO0 Also, large
INGS. CONSISTING of ha haSt ot OIL PAINT
American nnd Eo,ainb Isl tP PIouucuons OF celebrated
Rarls oTSo~ o,r r"lEisn Arusts among which are the
~, @ NJ " N P iAo, 4ukhAkh, READ, hENsETr. GRiswoLD,
Artists. which, with the constant additions made
h s an agent nown Europe, will by far
o"'ier! Vi Ar's III the United States.
Ihe Literature
published 70 disseminating amonO tb. ,0oxt.,.,
Association, for 1854 Will consist nS 'nn
Monthly Magazines Reviews Gc VI. 'v iollvNi!hg
gdziRe. Pntaata B1orirooJ S:,h w. harPer's Ma
LGdy's Book and C5rahams Mara.;rr too,h uoSes
me following Quarterly Reviews reprinied In Nh
York, viz: Westuinstcr, Lonaon olorrssJ. ." NV
British. and EdiH6nrg1 Revrep. ~'' WORT"
The association is open 10 Mi. nnv ne,sor -, 4,
come a member on ~ ,, ~ M Shy person may be-
him to membership and one ofthe Sbove M.en enuues
in the annual dislrbn,;' So also 10 Jrae ticket In
All persons who take FIVE membershins are enti,i.d
any the five of the Magazines ono year 1 enea nd
ueEeis ,Et II IN the distribution. ''"'' ""u ''N
The wide spread fame of the above uar,od,o., -
der 1t needless to say any thing in tbei nran rem
conceded that, as literary organs tboy prs S q; i
naheo OF any others In the world The publisbsr,s
price Of each of which is invariably 90 yepT i'm" hS
neeonhga member ofthis II secnres 10 -,
he Two ioid benefit Of three dollars, worth nS ,
ing literature and ticket in the disYibno%O % 81 IT.
most Magnificent collection of choice Woy%. IN al to
the country, equal 10 that of tho old AmeA i Ar. IN
Union. on
InE GALLERY Ofthe Association is Ioeotad nj Son,.
Ky eiiy; where SUPERB GRANITE BuILpISos have henn
ior ~ and in whose spacious Saloon the Nhol%
C9eeton OF Painting and Statunry will he e%Sih,od
~ nc net proceeds derived from the purchase Of WorH
OF Arr for the ensuing year. Vi "orAS
=, AL PERSONS desiring TO become members c,n box.
one Magazine commence with any month they cboose
ana rely pm its being mailed to them prompti a re,
p5st % Of every month direct from the New YorR i" anT
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-14
All Kinds of Stoves, &c.
TH H o ID O n Il ONG,
tN. MERCHANT TAILOR -

IN ShGfers Mem Block, bGpeen the Talimadgs House
aud SheGcr's Hotel,
"a Has Just opened large aud beautiful nssort-
~ n u ncnt of READY MADE CLOTHING, to-
1 gother with MS choice selection of CIoths Cassi-
Ill meres and VestiRgs. An (which has been select
cd with great care and with special reference to tho
wants aud tasts fthis community
His long experience in this branch OF business, Is
his stock embraces the choicest and
terms thatho can sell ut the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRI
BES. tl.e .ff ... ....
The public are respectfully requested to call and ex
anime his assortment He has ON banda general as
sortmentof
Etr SUMMER WEAR,
And is at all times prepared TO accommodate his old
friends, either withan excellent article Of Ready made
Clothing, or to MANUFACTURES TO ORDER, out OF
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, in
this respect that he can give general satisfaction.
His sassOrtmcnt embraces general variety OF
Linen Goats, Vestings, Suspenders,
Dress do PantalOons, Hosiery,
Sack do CTavnts, Undershrts,
Carpctbags together with all other articles usually
kept in Gentlenan's Furnishing Storc, md manulc-
tured In the most fashionable styles.
THE ASSORTMENT is ENTIRELY NEW;
It has boon purchased Ofwe estab shed houses in
the Eastern cities and pH eparrantsd to be made OF
good material and In durable manner. gff..
He respectfully Invites his old customers and others
10 call Mt his establishment whore he will at all
times be ready to wait upon them with coon oooDs AT
THE LOWEST RATES sTo tost his promises, ho asks an
examination stock In trade and tho style and quail
lty ofhis manufacture. H A fT. TONG.
Lancaster, May 1854.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-14
GEORGE d. sIIOCKLEY 4 co. !,


VVAvE Just received and arc now opening at their
n eral assortment of Boots & ShOeSaa
Va ever brought 10 this city, & being erslH- -
- siusig In this ihe, edR aRd lofH, sell attA
prices AaR any other house IN orOHt market
p Said stock consists in part Of ~ .r.ti -t.l
go Mems Youths and Boys wear, such Patent
Leather, FrsHchealf OAK tanned calf Kip and
baots. r., a.tJA ..fJ,-. ~ ..l- lHl 2 ga. .-r
Mems Patent Leather and Congress Caters,
Oxford and Kossuth Ties, Pumps and slippers q
very large stock of Goat Enamelled calf, Kip and
coarse brogans from so cents to 81 40 per pair,
Youths and Boys fine and coarse boots,
Patent Leather, o.if, Monterey aud Rameled Leather
brugans froin4O cents IN 81 per pair.
The Ladies' Misses and Little Ones largely provid-
ell for In their lins: %. 81 -.f.-1
200 cases comprising Ladies' CATERS ofal colors at
from 81 to $50 per pair,
Moroccobuskins from 20 cents to $3.50 per pair,
in endless variety and propurtonably low prices, r.
Misses Caters, Fancy Jenny Lind, Goat, Enamelled
Leather and calf bootees, fN
ThosIR of pairs chiidrcns boots and shoes R kinds,
and at all prices Mt from 1875 cents to as cts per pair.
% GEORGE ID. SH0CKLEY d co. intend neither to
blow brag, but mark what they say; they the
largest dealers, have the largest stock in the market,
and viii sell at rates defying all competition. ..
TTT7Cume see and try and buy. .r .r..
In addition to the above, will manufacture to
der any article that he wanting In line, and
pairing done in tho shortest possible notice.
boot and Shoe Finding. l-'
We have also large assortment of Shoemaker's g
Kits and Finding Of all kinds, which We Will sell low
or than any other house w the city. .-
GEORGE d. SHoCKLEY co.