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Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-05-06
MUSCATINE JuURNAL---MAY 6. 1851
sheriR's Sale

ID virtue OF an execution IN M directed ard ieliv-
l. cred from tho office Of the Clerk IF tie ID tricf
court OF Muscatne county, STATE Of lows, against III
goods end battles, lands and tenemfus q ,urge u
CIR s.hwaite, have levi-d ppm and will oxoose to
sal7, on Wednesday, he 3 Isl day 4 aay, D 1854
at the Court House door in the City Of Mu catine te
following described prop rty, towir TIE south bali
OF the Nth west quarter of section fv 80 fnd the
south half of the suheast quarter of section six %
all in township seventy eight (7S,) north rang oue
west. con'ar!pg In all one hundred and six ceres,
all OF which vii be sold to satisfy said execution in IA
vor of Reed & Co.
Sale 70 com nence bstwesa the hours Of niae nc1ck
In the forenoon and fonr eel elk the sferp on of
said day. ID. G. Met LDUp Sheriff
asy H. losl-2-w. Mlseatine Cnu v.
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Arrivals at the Hotels.

lUnder this head will appear the arrivals atNths
hotels provided lists Of the same or brought to the Of
foe at or before o'clock P. NJ preceding each pubi-
cation dav.]
OGILVtE H0USE-BY USHER THAYER.
Corner Uate street and Iona luents.
May John Scott, o; J Ricord. Iowa CITY: n =
Horton, Cincinnai John VI Haws, iowa City: M NJ
yackman, Ill; Cone, Vermont Central r II; PsW
Duane, vRR, III; Levi Leland, sprngdale
Cedar COZ John Mccormick, Iowa City; Jane Gray
Ellen Gray do; James Greenleaf wife and children
vi; McConohay, Ind; Peters, O; NJ Peters. do:
q Thomss. wife and children, o; T |, Putsell'
Iowa City; 9 Purse. do; Ira Whtcomb; James
Gisgk' Iowa Cty Bardet, VT; Mr. Canada; Thonias
Little and ladies'; Bay, city; j Remedy; Z ID
whiting, Ia; Bradley, st Lonis; d n Wilcox.
Rock Island; Sames NJ ken, DauvilIe, In: w B,adee
indianapolis; tiilleit, Upton; II oldom; Keiths.
pu.g; Alexander; Senecaville, o; John Max sell
J shalcs, Pa; H Palmer Iowa City; John Done
hive lady and children; John r Boyle Henry. m.
Gromdycke; W der and children: q whit,
man; VIM French ana lady; Chester Henry. Thomas
Ihearyi Lamb, Thos Janet; Y 9 IL Sc, Rock Is
a , Allguler, Georgetown, KY; NJ Blayuey, james
Bayney, Mt Gilead, o; S Wanbrode,. Pa: Issac All.
man. Logan county, D; Daniel Lee Cincinnatj: q r
0EeI Resd d qy; Gardeer d.; otterna va
John Cross; Mrs N L Thomas, o: Martha A Priro
l,wa tlty; Elliott and wife, o. j Elliott, wife and q
children, do; Elliott, wife aud children. do: r h.
lott. ~ III
PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE By JOSEPH A. M,1,s
North east side of Curt II use square.
May l. Wells Rec, Marshal co, Iowa: ID Frapt-
IN Wells, city; Dawson, Nd; Book. e. A
narris, lady and children, New Castle, Pa siias
Bennett, d.; Andrew Orf, DE-; Noah Luter' civ. r q
Andrews, Iowa Cisy;J II Ditki SOP, Tip.on. -
May E Ii Page N II; A Tuit'e. d !: Charles
swet,'nd, Tiptoo; Hoag, cas-; w N McNauph-
,en Rochester; Iowa; Rev John Summing. Bsnton Q ;,
I Iowa Dsrran Washington o.; Iowa; Jas Pollock,
Fairfield; WIN Penn O-gap, w shineto,; w chan
bers, pom; dso Sowdsn, do; w III Maun, d.: ]
II shaiees, d.; Joseph Lyle, do; Hiphsnith, do;
whitney, L'nn co; B'nj Lenaison, do; ] I'm white
Maasska c.; } Fredcli Tiptor; B.DiP Merrili d.
:, My S.-M II Page, D.mascus, n Y; R Il Scatsor
II; Dem more, Wis; 5 Hatch, r EEK I.IapS: G n
nswetf, X; FS Gprd,er do; J Johnston.
Cedar CO; G'o Br.wn. Chc1g; VIM Meow. lows
City; VIM Bragg Y; G NJ b 'kr, chester: Dr. T
T. Mccniitush. Iud; + Csrm ,hael Dsvtnpor,: r 7.
thompson, Buchanan co; r Shin, Marion; q Demipe
m lsny, Iowa; ID II 0 ct and lady, de-; NJ Horton
cedar Ss CO.. ) 19dol', Y; R Mills, New Boston; M A
sherwood; Organ, Washington.
nay ~ Mstlin, I'll; II w SER Iowa; Isaac
tones, g.; Q Haley and lldg do; Mss Mtriab ia.
ley' a. L Hu'tari, Pa; d w Culver, NJ Vernon;
orc c' Iowa; q Dsmng. jr d. J S 'ieles, linton:
v ;nu%,elman, p c Taft, Marsha! co; s Kaber,
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Sherif,s Sale.

pY virtue Of special ~xeoutier to nae directed ani
- delivered from the cfics of the Clerk # the Dis
trct Court of Muscatine county State o Iowa. against
the n of the s. w Of Section cosy ia Towr.sip
VOoker and John w Kirk, I have WED uuon and
will expnse to sale, or Saturday the 20 day OF Nav,
A. ID. 1854, at the Court HOUSE, door 10 the City Of
Nuscatine the following described prop ,ry TO- wit
The north half OF the southwest quarer ~ section
twenty (2sl 10 township sevensvsix (76b range
four GAY west of tbs fifth Srncips meridian contain
ing eighty acres, all of which will be sod satisy
said special execution in favor Of the Mutual Bsne
Life lnsu-aacc Company.
sale to commence between the hours Of nine O'Clock
in the forenoon and fcur eclok in the Afternoon OF
said day. D. g. McCIOUD Sheriff.
Apfil ~, lS54--2-w. Muscatne County
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nv AUTrpORlTY.

Az Odnance to amend an OrdnaDce entitled " An Or.
dnance defining the width Of and requiring the side
walks certain streets therein named to be pa.
ved.n
SEcTIoN BE it ordained BY the City Council of the
City of Mnscatine, that any person owning lot or
part Of lot fDtng any street in said city is here
by required to pave the side walks in front of and
along said lot within twenty days after resolution of
the City Council requiring the side walks TO be paved
and personal notice ten days If the owner reside in
said city.
the side walks required by the ordinance, to which
this amendatory after notice required in the pre-
ceding section, it shall be the duty of the Marshal
report the same to the Council agreeably TO section
Ave. of the ordinance to which this is amendment.
Sac. 3. That section one OF said ordinance be ard
the same is hereby repealed, and instead thereof the
following be inserted: That the width Of all side
walks hereafter to he constructed shall lie eight feet
except those Of Water street. which shall lie ten feet
Attest: j. A. PARvIN, Mayor.
D. p. JoaNsoS Recorder.
An Ordinance repeating Ordinance entitled Z" An
Ordinance relating To Beer Shops, and liking pen
atty for selling Beer, Porter ard Ale.
SECTION 1. BE it ordained by the City Council of
the City Of Muscatne, that AN ordinance, entitled
" An Ordinance relating IN Beer Shops be and the
same is hereby repealed
SEC 2 That no person shall keep house shop or
other place for the retail of strong Beer Ale Porter
by the glass in any other quantity where the
b to he drank on the premises, and whether sid or
given away, aud ANY person offending az iinst the PR
visions Of this Ordinance, shall forfeit TO the al
the City Of Musca inc any not exceeding one hun
dred dollars. Passed May Sd, ls54.
Attest }. A. PARNlN, Mayor.
d. II. Joa NsoN, Recorder.
tsrat ---- -z-+---- ---s---
The work Of construction upon tho Attain
tic and Mlssiss'ppi kaIlr ,ad will be com
mensad aanont the l-t III May next. L. is
expected 10 complete rto III. iiauie within
eishtven Lvnshs.
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stowell's Evergreen Sweet Corn.

vENHIS is doubtless the best and NEST prolific kind
u Of sweet corn eve grown. Oae of the advan
tages claimed by Prof N pes, Editor of the "work
ing Farmer is that ma be Kept fest and green
the gear round. Spe, me, boiled. when one or two
years old graced the dlpnsr Of the managers of the
American Institute in 1851, and one stalk was pre-
sented containing eight full and fair ears and maov
hundred stalks could have blen shown with six ears
each.
A few bushels for sale by j. g. GORDON.
Muscati re- March 81 !S54-iy
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ilANGEROUSs

/ no put eff till Tomorrow what can be done To-
+, L day. As life Is uncertain, and many have
/ not yet bad their Pictures taken for their fam
{ lilies and friends, We advise all those who have
been. putting it of from day to day, go at once
and got one of Mitchell's perfect Daguerreotypes.
Z Ever If you should live till an cid ags--shas
satisfscsan it would be to yon, to see yourself a.
l you looked in days past by.
I MlTCHELL'S SKY AND SIDE.
(LiG TIT Daguerreian Gallery, over
} Chas. * VIM Il. Stones Slose, Sec
/ ond Street.
/ Museatire, b. "a, 1Sl4-ts
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Iron luear Nu.Iers

oh euttias sausage msat o. imnrns IA lr,s,
The ai,ea,gon at hatrheTs aal :hit tgs j. esi.
III la this vaia ihie invrai,n. Ols m,n, VITA
ihi machine, Will -ut 3tl0 lbs If ms,i ,ss holr
Oh CHAS. ! M. 4. ZONE
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Es1ray SIs.e,.

'rAKEN UP hy j. B. Hsnn,ker, in swectlara
township, on the 18Th dey Of March, 1854 end
appraised Before Silas @. p r"p Jusflce of the
Peace, as follows "a ligh'rd val, on betty ant
back-marks, on left ear sn urde- hs's cfrp right
ear allow-forked--suPg,set 10 bs three years o.d
ard "alu Mt ninetet dopr-."
mb3l-l3y A AASfTIRV ca IT,.
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gIAKRaaiD,
ssaED,

On the ith instant at the Pennsylvania House. l.,
Judge Waahourn, Mr.. ISAAC n. CouSs to Miss Ma
gAH HALEY a ~ this countp
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A NSON &CO.-Hnu7e, SignandO nam ertsl Paint
n ers, Glaziers and Grainers 81. Shop--Iewa
Avenue opposite the American Hotel.
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City Property for Sale.

| VIII Sell on resssnsble terrs for one third m
L tapd The remaihder in " and 81 months with 10
" eei' s''ur.d ty lnortg ga for the imp
cd rropry ari the uni,nproy,d one-l a in ban tna
remainder in II months with 10 rer cert TIE follow
ng rroPery to.w: The City H,sI hui .l'p. situate
On The Garner OF Avenue ans ird s'ree.s- 7, 4 n,
fee', the II tel LIT in block 81 upop .hi,b "a =
hi house 20 By % feet conveniently arranged
in block l24 mon whch is a large frame dwelling
la, IN block a2-West feet of Lot in hocl "a.
Ably 10 Tie d'rSgoed At his eff % in CIV TOD
ou,o 5. y. LArfA.
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Hon, Samuel d. Marshall, distn-
gulshed citizen OF Souihern Illinois,
died al Shawnee TO Wa, on the 18th ulr.
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Hart ware----Wholesale and Retail.

Hart Ware----Wholesale and Retail.
7 AM OF ming I'm the house formerly occupied
by Hrg!, on second street, near p3ppoasc
Br'dge,) cjm?'.te ste OK Vt Hardware Cutlery Az
rcult3rai isnp'ements, Carpenters Cabinet Makers
aud Backsmiths' tcois, 20 which invite the at.en-
ton CT purchasers. Ny stock is large and selected
with great care, and being exclusively ia the Hard
ware business, oter greater Inducements N the
rad than any other house in the city. can supply
the retail houss at all times, on the most reason
tcrms-wi pledge myself du olieate st. Louis or
Chicago bills. Call and see fcr Yourselves.
GEORGE q. MAHAN.
Muscaii~e March q, '54-tf.
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Snodsrass II AieCimabell,
Wholesale a d Retail GrOcers.

AUSC s9YNE IOWI.
AVE Just received . genr,ai stock al goods
Il IA Their Ia. consisting u the following arti-
rles, te-tvii: s
Sugars Of AT qraiirios ticmon syrup IS "
,iciiS-es. ia hbls, half fubs hnrkrts sue
hhls aud EGGS {NIlow-wa'e clothes pins
Cullee -itio ,uh lava Ghnrns spades sb.se!s
Teas, nf an knlds l!nes Is n,ans
~nIrraf',s. md 20 mlArr ,alnn VAN and batting
Mats assorted ;nuIir wic,ins
Codii.h !Carpct chain
Nos. AMI z tckefel {Cur,laer, assorted
Nnimegs, cinnamon Veal Strives
Spre. pefpe', eingsr yiIass tumiders
Lemons. oranges, SFalm leaf hrts
DIieG apples and peaches Soap. ,oh,cco
White lead, aigars-- reeais princi.
Wfndow.gIass Sxl0 atn's pes md ,ul,a sizes
loXl2 lrupas, raisnS almonds
star and 'alInw canl"S Pecans, peanuts. 8
b'ns"ed, sperm aud olive Died entrants. rice
obs Cheese Frru,Ier .sauce ID.
Aud all other articles usually kept hy erncrrs,
which viii be- sold as cheap ~ can he bought in
Nnsca'ine, far rash or cp3rorea country pr3duce.
My g. 1883 -ap22-3
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In this city oa 2nd inst, of mes CELIA L,rRl.
htaht Daughter OF Jonathan and Elizabeth Fainter
aged . months aud "a DAVIS
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Jacob Blake.

NIER"HANT TAILOR, at Iieiibrun a.d 81 v4r-
NJ ueL's Clothing D.pot. April 2s-wf
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Notice

rs hereby gwen, that the COOS waves ard IN rchs--
disc, together with Tn notes and accounts due A.
W. HUI, OF the town Of Muscatas have baen this dlv
assigned TO the subscriber by sold Hull FOE the benefit
OF hs creditors Persons indel led to said Hull are
notif.d to make payment 70
CHESTER WEED, Assignee.
Muscatine, Iowa, April II, ls5f-3w.
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Notice

a LL Ters0ns indebted. either iy note or box ac-
cna"', " the late Il IN # Parmer 4 D,olittle ar
Ttsiee' u ~ requested to forward ans make In !,
AIMED at piynentto tho undersigueS, otherwisea lc
gal couro will he taken to ccNect the cutstaud;r
teo's. Lam mpeled 70 iake this course in order /,
meet { c presen, liahi.,sies Of ,sii m.
A!th ~ 1924 III; i. d. FARMER.
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HUNTE IS
Sky-Light Daguerrean Gallery.
LISBON MILLS-S upertine.

IF YOU WANT a superior article of FLOUR, call
l. at HENRY HO0VER'S store, who has constantly
hand, by the barrel or ls,aii, supply from the
above mills.
Dry Goods, Groceries, De-, &c.,
As cheap as the cheap st, for ready pay, az Henry
Hoov.r's cheap cash store.
Call and see. ux3w,f
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u. vi. RRAMsi.TOS,

II fSIOTE-N NM Do hU 10
Muscatme. Iowa.
OFFICE In the h IT f BarnStts Book Store.
aaucatine, VI. rca 3, 1854.
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= slaeiAsg as.d ssn-;.igry

III su5zcr her Las dt,,d up a part If j sfph
Crane'sFl u:h hep 'ur the pu- pose ~ horSc-
shoeuT, AMI from bis long experience ard constant
attention, (, bcp % gain liberal 81 are o. patron
age in the as~ye husiHs S. None but good p-atti"a
osrs mplay cd, 81 ,,peial sn,'', a'd :" NJ
e-si and b, I feet aar GEORGE PERRY. E
" 25 1883 IT.
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"A splendid s. ock Esarm

f0R aLE, consisting Of $40 aces, in township II
q ~, west, is miles s. w. OF Iowa City, in
washington county. This place has ever $50 acres
timber 100 under cultivation, well watered by springs
branch, be. There 200 grated fruit trees three
leg houes, stables, &c. Sc. The tabIe land IS well
divided into grass land, and upl nj prairie. Terms
right L can be divided into two or more FARMS and
will he sold SEPARATE, il desired
ALSO, 100 acres timber, and $40 first rate prairie
in I'wa County, 80 miles west If City, near the
surved line of tho I c Rsi'rcaa Er.lnlre Of W. A.
DRuRG. Esq or CLOUD i 0'C0NNoR, Mus.atipe,
GEO. ). HAMPTON, Esq, I,-a City. q.
CHARLES Eos rER
Near Richmond, Washington Co., Iowa.
NH 10 IL II -
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List of Letters

DEaAINTNG in the psf Onica at Musc,tine. Iowa
u on tbe.S0th April, 1854. Ordered by Law TO he
published in the paper having the largest srcu.
latiCn:l -
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NEW arsstfDS !!
OLDS a. BONN
Have iuss received full ASSORTMENT Of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY-GOnDs

Groceries. QHsen>,cQre Gkr,,,care. Dc
niRECr frem New York end Philade' phi a. which
II we fir at prices CHEAPER THAN THE
CdE APESr. Come and all, and look for vour
Ives Our stock Of fan y goods is complete, con-
sis'ing of
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New ArriYaIi

II NJ BURNETT would inform the cilis MS OF Mus
Ia catine AMI all others whe want ROOM PAPER,
that he has just ceived new assortment of W Ill pa
per, Borderinr. Ere prints, Oiled end Paper window
curtains, 6., a.. His sto,k is now the best in the
II .te Csil AMI ex nina IL
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DIR. 8. SCIIoCK

DIR. s. SCHoCK
CONTINUES TO practice ir all the BRANCHES b.
~ longing to bis profession. lie may be found 8,
James N uGherty's drug store, Second ST. eet, OR IT
t 0gilvic Heuse.
Maseatine, March 81. 1914
noUBLE- BARRELED Guns snd Pistols Tor sac bV
~ January ID, 1854. A. DusssoPr.
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wilson a. Bows,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL GKOCERS,

Iai STREET 4eGr I,ca .Ic0tat:
+ A. WTLSoN heviug 'ahen in'o par uarshiY
81. JsIRps Pfows tn hss;uess III b r, A. TER he
cLGaeted d th style of wilson 4 B.owa. Hsv.
ing increased fsc;!itie for hnsinsss they lrp
10 eel everything in th. lIae as clesp vi er
house in tn CITY. u
They hzye jas- rece;yse 6 large and We SCI cttd
stick, to WSh h. attention If toe pnnc i iuyi..d
m9pgst wi irh ave the 70 lawing a-'icl )
Sugar-eured hams y ls and siass
Sh u'dcrs aud sides l. rsrel ell
Il I'd ~ TIE hHl or retail Waita had
Ma7kerel, oSfsi herring Salt DAIRY, q end X T.
rout AID vhit fish rsgha
Died al PES and peaches Shose's, ,pales
Pared I,acnss r x, sc this E
Sugars cf ali kinds Sr.ath, Hers
holasses do Wo d n and willow ware
Teas d, Tugethcr win amos I
Coif e-Rio and va every srtie's u.ual'y pa
Flour a ID eprn msal IL such establish a .ass.
Cd ase ard crn' kS-s
Gsg- All kind I mark ring wanted Al articles
mt ncns if r,quirGt. Aeri -.
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Wanted |!

t3HVE CABINET MAKERS wanted al the Bed.
4 steal tartayof DUNSMoRE Il CHAMBERS.
April II, lS54-tf.
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Hs- Persons calling fer any Of the above Letter
viii please say "adyertseG " o. erwse thew NJ rot
&c. them. PENRY REECE, P
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. kimhaiiiS City cash Store

gmas 7a1 aeG'o 80 asivofst raf aaa
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[under this head will appear the arrivals at>ths
hotels provided lists Of the or brought to the Of
foe at or before o'clock P. NJ preceding each pubi
catinn dac I Il
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-07-27
CARD .
GEORGE D. sHOCKLEY a CO..


TTAVE Just received and arc now opening at theiI
extensive establishment, the largest and most gen
eral assortment Of Boots L. ShOesh
~ ever brought to this city, g. being orelu- ia
~ Siueky In this line, can and will sell at ~
prices i0oer than any Other house in rVut of thiS market
Said stock consists in part of
200 cases Mems, Youths aud Boys wear, such as Patent
Leather, Frenehca II, Oak tanned calf, Kip and coarse
boots, trig
MEMS Patent Leather aud Congress Gators,
Oxford and Kossuth Ties, Pumps and slippers.
A very large stock OF Goat, Enamelled, calf, Kip and
coarse brogans from 80 cents 10 Sl,40 per pair,
Youths and Boys fine and coarse boots,
Patent Leather, Gulf, Monterey and Enamelled Leather
brogans from 40 cents TO 81 per pair.
The Ladies', Misses and Little Ones arc largely provid.
ed for In their line;
200 cases, comprising Ladies' Caters OF all cOlors, Al
from 81 to $3.50 per pair,
Morocco buskins from 20 cents TO 81 so per pair,
slippers from 30 cents 10 81 per paif,& all other kind
In endless variety and proporllonably low prices,
Misses' CATERS, Fancy Jenny Lind, Goat, EnanelleG
Leather aud calf booteeS,
Thousand Of palrs children's boots and shoes, all kinds
GEoRGE'D SHOCKLEY& co. intohd neither L
blow nor brag, but mark what they says they are tn,
largest dealers, have tho largest stock In the market
and will sell ut rates defying all competition.
WTCome soc and try and buy. .-
In addition to the above, we will manufacture 10 or
der any article that can be wanting In our line, and 70
pairing done In the shortest possible notice.
Boot anI Shoe Finding.
W. have also a large assortment of Shoemaker,
Kits and Finding of all kinda, which we will sell low
or than any other house In tho city.
GEORGE D. SHoCKLEY G 60.
Lancaster. June 4, 1884,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-07-27

FamilyGrOccries Qncenswars, &C.,

NOseNCs
EyRILX G. BARBENcHoN has become proprietor,
l, by purchase, OF the Grocery Store Of II. b. Hunter
d Co., TO which he hasjust added a large and superfne
variety of Family Groceries, now arriving and TO arrive
from Cincinnati, and other marts. In making his pur-
chase no has had in view the accommodation Of his
friends and discriminating public, for all seasons. He
comhends to their attention, among other articles, at
prices that cannot fail to give satisfaction.
CONTEMPORARIES Of all kinds, for families and
parties.
Caadies, Tarragonia Almonds, English Walnlts and
Brazilian Nuts, Figs and dates.
JeHies, and Gelatine for Jellies, Prunes, &c.
or Famils Groceries he will only mention Phil. pow
dered and crushed SUGAR, New Orleans do, TEAS,
Rio and Java COFFEE, Spices, Molasses, Golden Syr-
up, French Chocolate, Mushroom Walnuis, Tomato
Catsup, a splendid lot Of ERglisA Diary cAssss, and
other articles TO numerous to put down here.
Not TO forget, also, Liquors, Brandy for the sick and
convalescent, cigars 5 years old, smoking and chewing
TOBACCO, Powder and Shot for the Sportsman.
He will keep on hand u variety of Paints, YarRisA
and Japan ofhis own manufacture for tho trade.
Not least, a large and full assortment OF QueeRs1are
EdrthSH care, French mare and English Glassware, al
so, Wooden icare, Tabs, Buckets, &c.
v He hopes to obtain u fair shair ofthe public favoI
In his new undertaking, and looks for tho appreciation
and patronage ofhis friends. Having been compelled
TO relinquish his former business as Injurious to health
he Will make n fair trial Of this, to see II II will not froAl
his purse, as well as his health. II the experiment., ia
which he will devote his undivided a~ttontlon) does MOI
succeed, he will be able he trusts, to serve the public In
some other useful capacity.
May 5le54. FELIX G. BARBENCHoN.
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mothers heart, making her forget her
bereavement making her even forget to sor-
row that she had 4 blind child, in her JOY
at feeling that she had another living dar-
ling. =
The sunshine of Mites girlhood came
back to her spirit The dear blind girl
IA the JOY OF the house. How could any
body cherish a feeling o~fdiscoutent or pee
vishness when that glad voice was pouring
out its songs of thankfulness from morning
until night Oh, dear blind Mittie, neve
more-happy spirit that she was-mourn-
ed that God had not given her eyes to see.
"He has given me back my mother" she
once said land these precious brothers and
sisters, and he will let me see them all in
Heaveni"
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1854 THE TELEGRAPH LINE. 1ss4
II & DRESH


VEToULD respectfully announce to the citizens OF
wv Lancaster and vicinity that they are as usual in
receipt Of a very heavy and well selectedstock of
Spring n Summer Goo
Embracing every variety and style to be had in the
Eastern market, TO which we invite. the attention OF
every body, as We intend selling as cheap as goods can
be sold West of tho Mountains. In addition to our
large stock, will be found a general assortment Of
Boots, Shoes, BOnnets and Hats,
Parasols and Umbrellas, Looking Glasses, @
Queensware, Glassware, carpeting and Mating
Wall Paper, Bordering and Window Blinds;
g., Cotton coverlet aud carpet Yarn,
Batting, Wadding, candle wick, etc. etc.
Also, a good stock of Fine Groceries,
Tobacco, &C., in short, every thing usually kept in o
Store, and moro too.
We would say to our old friends and customers that
we return our sincere thanks for their very liberal pa
tronago extended during our business career among
them, and ask a continuance of the same. We will en-
deayor to please and give satisfaction 10 all who will
fayor us with their custom. All kinds of country pro-
duce taken In exchange for Goods for which the high.
est market price will be paid. May 90, 1854.