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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-01
HARDWARE AT GREAT BARGAIklS!!!
Cheaper than ever before Offered in
Lancaster. .lat
.IOlN EE Al

HAS lately purchased from r. Bope his interest in
the Hardware business, aud In addition 10 his al
ready large stock, Is daily receiving, direct from
the MaHIfGetnrers and Importers large purchase OF
new goods which will make his stock of Hardware one
ofthe most extensive to be found In this market His
facilities for purchasing aud arrangements with Manu-
iacurers which are equal any will enable him to
any other eSta5Hshment. The attention Of FARMERS
and MECHANICS is invited to the extraordinary induce
mentsnOw held out to them In tho way Of great bar
gainsfdly satisfied that they consult their own in
erestthcy Will be certain to call and examine his pri-
ces before purchasing elsewhere. By close attention
to business, and by constantly keeping hand full
and complete assortment and the best goods he hopes
to secure large share ofho patronage of tho Farmers
and Mechanics ofthe county. 't
ADril 20, 1854, ... 10 =. ... I..-.. ... .' .. ...
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-01

FArAL AfFRAY.-on Thursday last, Jas.
Pagan, of Monroe township was shot dead
by Joseph O'Neil. Itappears that there
was dispute between the O'Neills and
Fagans about the right of possession of
farm. each party claiming the rightto sow
wheat upon it. On Thursday morning the
O'Neills threatened to eject the Fagans from
she premises by force; in consequence of
which the latter got some Of their friends
and neighbors to be .presentto assist them
5iakeeping possession. Tae 0'Neil faction
having gathered force AMI armed them
selves. proceeded 10 the disputed territory.
After considerable wrangling. and some
knock downs Fagan was killed by the dis
charge Of a rifle in the hands Of Joseph O.
Neill; Patrick 0'Neill also fred pistol at
Pagan at the same time. On Saturday
aast Patrick O'NeiH, John O'Neill and
Donahoe and his wife had an examination
before James Shreve. Esq, Of Monroe tp.
aDonahoe and his wife were acquitted ;Jno
o'Neill required to give bond fer his ap.
pearance, and Patrick ONeill was sent to
prison to await his trial. Joseph O'Neil
made his escape and has not yet been ar
rested.-- New Lexington Lo, omotive.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-01
UNIVERSITY FAMILY REMEDrRs.

SSUKD under the seal, sanction and authority Of
tho University Of FREE MEDICINE and Popular
knowledge. Chartered by the State OF Pennsy yania
April29 1853, wtha capital Of 900 mainly for the
purpose Of arresting the evils of SPURIOUS NOS
BILE remedies whereyera competent ply sician cannot
or will not he employed, have purchased from Dr..
JOHN X, ROWAND, his celebrated ROWamdSP
TOntc Mixture, known for twenty Ave years as
Tho onlysule and safe cure for FEVER aud AGUEI
&e and his inesiimable remedy for BOWEL CON-!
Root which highly approved and popular Remedies,
together with the University Remedy for mplainta
OF the Lungs The University's Remedy for Dyspep,
sin or Indigestion. Tho University,s for Co.'S
tive Bowels. Also the University's Almanac may be
had tthe Braneh DispeDsary, or Store OF lalli h
Il S. berry, Bremen, Fairfield County, o,
=. ~ b. OoNNELL, City Book Store, Lancaster.
Mays, ,le55-l9m3 NJ. q. KREIDER.,
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TIN SHOP a FOUNDRY wARE-ROoN
James NEcNInnnnlY

HTAVING established himself in the manufacturing
of TIN, COPPER and SBEET-IRON WARE in
GieSys Building Door Vest ofths Hooking YaiIsy
Bank Is prepared 10 furnish the people oT ths county
with every thing that may be needed in his line. He
keeps on hand every variety Of COOKING and HEAT.
ING STOVES for WOOD and COAL, consisting In par
Of the Lion Air Tight, Western Queen.
Triumph, Buck Presidents and Preference for Wood
and Black Diamond for Coal. Also Ploughs, Plough
Shares Sugar Kettles & Hollowwa All OF the abo
articles will be sold low be bought else
He invites citizens generally to call and examine his
stock. sf tt.s + .a JAMES McMANAMY.
N. B. House-spouing lobbing done upon short no
tca. Old Copper Brass Pewter and Iron tax in
change for any Of the above articles. J Me.
Lancaster, mny |, 1854
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eoi, Fifth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
NEW FALL MILLINERY q 00Ds
Mrs. y, A. HENDERSON,

Mrs. y. A. HENDERSON,,
n ATE Mrs E. NJ. RICH, Is Just now opening a
U A Splendid Stock ofnew BOnMets, lI ibbOns,
Frenc h Flowers, Fcnthcrs, Trimmi ngs
De- suitable fer the FALL IRA ne TO which she would
respectfully invite the attention Of her HeI
stock will bo kpptreplets throughout the season, (by
daily arrivals from New York; with all that is and
beautiful In hor line of business, and at tho lowest
cash priccs. .+ .-.
Country Merchants and Milllnors will Ind II to their
advantage 10 look through hnr Wholesale Department
before purchasing elsewhere. o. }.rr .. -.t
.aEr - r....i a. Mrs. J, A. HENDERSON,
204, Fifth Strcot, between Elm and Plum Streets.
Cinclnnati, September 20, l555--20 s,.I .h
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READY MADE CLOTHING,

which will be sold at great bargains am dctcrm
cd to sell at the lowest figure for cash. He most
spectfuy socits rensoRpble share Of public patron
age, expect continue In this place for years. Ia
SUPPLY the citizens in the richest clothing. All who
wish TO purchase clothing am satisfied VIII do we'll tC
give him call, as shall he enabled with the stock OF
Goods hand to crafty the taste of most fastd
ious dandy AMI mechanic down to the honest farm
or. shall be enabled TO conduct the business In the
German, FreDch and English language. ..3.s a..
Lancaster, June q, le55- 3in1 !. /. y.
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The last snake story is as follows:

"The State Rights Democrat, published
at Elba Ala says;--Two gentlemen were
lately in the woods, when their attention
was attracted by an uprorias noise OF hogs.
Thinking that something iincomon was
to pay, they repaired to the spot, and found
that the hogs had been in fight with n
very large ratIlesnake. The fight. from
appearances, had been long and desperate
one. The snake was torn to pieces, three
hogs dead and fourth dying They say
that as the last hog would groan, the snake
would raise his head, being unable to do
anything else. The snake and fourth hog
soon died. They report that for thirty
yards around. the grds, and ground was
torn up. The snake was six and hall
or seven feet long. The hogs, in the fight,
had demolished all the rattlcs except two. -
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FURNITURE WARERooMs,
d. Ii. FISuEL.

-'" d. X. FISUEL.
HAVING returned TO the city and erected a lnr1a
IL Il building in the OF the brick house ON tha
corner Of BROAD aud Chesnn Streets one scuars
Of tAs Market Hcgs;, intends manufacturing upon
"A large scale all the various articles
W OF Cabinet Furniture, Bedsteads O. n .if|sS.,As.
N1and Chairs. Which he will keep ~ g5tIil15.1sl k
b. always on hand. together with ~
large assortment Of Cincinnati manufacture HIS long
experience In the business Will enable him TO have
manufactured at home and imported from abroad The
very best of work and as no intends 10 employ none
but the most skillfu workmen and the best mate
rails, he natters himself that ho will give general sa
tsaction to all who may favor him with their custom
The public are invited to call and examine tho as-
sortment The entrance to the rooms is upon Broad
Street. istftf~1. d, X fISHEI
N. r. Repairing done on the shortest notice. and iS
tho neatest and most workmaaiike manner. Charge
reasonable. Lancaster, May 90.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-01

DEATH OF A RACE HoRsE. The "a
nous racer Henry Perritt, which il is said
had made the fastest mile on record, fell
dead few days ago. just after winning n
four mile race on tho Nashville course.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-01
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

ME spbseriber has his establishme ut into
II hisNew Rooms North Side JMain Street.ovsr Z;nL
Bish. and has fitted them up in style unsurpassed
In the West He hopes that the public will appreciate
age Every thing has been done that could be done 10
ensure department ofthe art and HE
picture ec9hnot DO surpassed m V.M, GRI6W0LD.
N B. Persons wishing to learn tho art will have gres
facilities esfor ding so here. slf 81 ~ ~ rNo
Hourstrom O'Clock A. NJ. until o o'cioek RsMs
Lancaster, November 10. Ise5--9e
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-01

ADoUr EvES.-- A temperance lecturer,
discanting on the essential and purifying
qualities OF cold water, remarked, as a
knock'down argument, that when the
world became SO corrupt that the Lord
could do nothing with it he was obliged to
give it a thorough sousing with cold wa
ter" YES" replied wag, 'bul itkillcd
every darned critter on the iace of the
ealh-" ...,.,., ..s. t.....,., .,...,..l,'
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LANCASTER MACHINE 7ToIiNDRy

HANOHSAEh MACHINE FOUNDRY
A. DENOLis prepared 20 furnish all kinds ofSTEA A NJ
" .ENGlNES, upon short notice and at Cincinnati
and Pitisburg prices ---' - ~''~ ~
Also, all kinds OF Mill Gearing Hols,inr Screws.
Regulating Screws Jack Screws; Fullers Screws nnd
Cider Screws. ~ 90 ~
Mill lSpndlcs ofoast iron or wrought
Balesand Drivers, &c., &c. ~. rI.
He will also furnish the PARKER WHEEL to suit
any mead 81 water and with either iron or wood shaft
Also the ATKINSON WHEEL at up as above Tho
patent on tho Parker Wheel has expired and conse
luently they con be had much chopper. t'l TT
He also continues 10 make DEV0L'S THRASUlNG
ranled the best In Ohio -
the above articles will he made NTH csnecial care
and by the best workmen, and will be warranted ~
All kinds ofrcparing done upon the Shortest notice
no also keeps constantly on hand, ALL KINDS OF
CASTINGS, usually kept in Foundry. He has com
pletcdhisfront shop so that those who call can exam
inc his work. f...,- 80 :, -,
, The known quality orthe work done. at this estab-
shment for many yearSphst the best guarantee that
In future the subscriberNill labor to desire the pat
ronagc Of the public. He Inv tics examination.
Lancaster, Mny 10, 1854. e. DEVOI
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MEDICINE AND VARIETY STORE.

MEDICINE AND VARIETY STORE,
mel respectfully advertses the pub
lie that he has on hand for sale, on terms
for cash, comp ists assortmentof r.....rlsl -
Fresh ana Well Selected Medicine,,
comprising every crude aud chemical derived fro m the
Hegefdbie, Mne-didnd Animal Kingdoms, and used In
AM0pdfhio, HeneoPdthic, Eclectic aud Bolane
iheassortmentembraees all the .9tkaiOids, ,RssmOids,
alcoholic aud .7gneoHs Extracts, &c. &c. TF WV
HIS stock ofSurgeal Instruments Is Of tho
Full Stock of Family Groceries,
French and American Perfumcry in greut Variety
Havana and common Segars, Chewing and Smoking
fobacco; best quality of Wines Brandes &C.. native
andimported formedicnaluse; strong Cider Vinegar.
window Glass and Glass Ware, together with allthe
popular patent medicines, and endless vericty of
odds and ends both ornamental and usonit fai -
Physicians prescriptions pntup with great care by
competentand experienced dispenser.
.....-y.lf If.U3 Hlta NJ. u. KREIDER,
Oct. 95, 1854 No. 100, Main Street, Lancaster.
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CHOICE CITY LoTs ToR ~ :

III WlLLsell FOUR ofthe most beautiful ana valn.h,o
u Lots In the City, containing 60 feet front esch h
about 40 feet deep, sitnaed on Columbus Street ,s
medlately North OF the Kew. John Wage nhal,. ana
bounded by Allen Street, on the North and ~ es
said stroeif THIS above LOIS arc weiIincIoseS .y ~
eurbed and paved with Gravel on .ColnmbnS stree,
and planted with shades Tfoos They wll 10 scld
seperaiely ~ together. Price zone -haii
10 band and the balance N one and two yearN Win
mIerest 7. Y, WHITH, Jttn, !.
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Mechnnic,. Tools.

SUITED to all trades and orthe most approved make
0Bptcher's Cast Steel, Firmer and snckct's Gougcs
Spear and lack yon's Cast aud Spring Steel Saws,
Butchers Double and Single Plane Irons,
Ohio Tool Conpuny Planes,
Masons and Plhsters Trowls,
Cooper's Drawing knives, ote, for sale cheap by
ADril 90, 1874 JOiIN EFFINCRR
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NEW oAeRIAaE SHOE.
r. c. DIETZ

HMV I'D RESPECTFULLY in formsibe citi.
4f9SIIOzens of Fairfield county thathe has
5%fSrSf% recently put up anew Carriage Shop,
Sz- fNamediaisIg in fhe rear Of RhifeS LHita'
Hardnare Store. Centre Aisy, Lancaster Ohio, wher6
he viii constantly keep on hand and manufacture
order cry variety Of vehicle IN his line.
" PRepairing done on short notice, and the $
avorhble terms. Dec. IA, le54--39
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-01

Every purchaser Of the splendid large Llthographic
Engraving. VIII receive Certificate of Member ership
entling them TO chance in the above list OF valua.
bic and costly Gifts for the People The Engravings
part ofthe country ~ .-.--.. --.tN n 80
TTFIrst Come First Scrved.IN
Persons wishing 20 act Agents for us win please
send recommendation signed by the Postmaster or
place where they reside. p 1ft'a- ~ f7'f ~
To those persons who have been rs centsfor
us IN our former Distribution, this is not required
orderswith the money enclosed, free Of postage
VIII meet with prompt attention. ~, ...-i = %
IL FInorder to Prercnt mistakes, 0geafs and others
transmitting MONEY tons Mill please lass IL sealed in
thePreseRer Of the Postmaster and the amount enter
ed on tie pay bin. -s y
We prepay all our letters, circulars, &C.. to our
agents and correspondents and expect them 10 10 the
same withus. 81. l' rf'A- '' - N
II PAgents wanted in every town, whom we will
furnish with posters, circulars
&e'.onappication at our office. or bv mail post paid
For further particulars see descriptive bills, &c. or
enquire ut office, No. 9. Wacntts Block Town Street
Columbus, Ohio. BURNELL &c CO., ,Proprietors
~. JOHN II. sHEFFER, Agent 70 Lancaster.
! March g., IR5r--44
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HOUSE nUILDERS DEPOT.

VoHN EFFINGER would invite the attention OF Car
- psaierSdnG House BHiidsrS to his largo stock OF
House building materials. They will find constantly
on hand, tbs bnst Juniata Nails, Spikes and Brads;
Tho most approved Door Locks and Latches;
window Glass and Sash Of all sizes; . ,...f
Concklln and Woods Pure White Lead and Oil;
Door and Blind Is, shop Hinges, Bolts, etc.
Those about building will be certain to save money
by examining my prices before purchasing elsewhere
April %, 1854, %. e... '-... a.. 1s
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CINCINNATTI, WILMIN GTON ANL
ZANESVILLE RAIL ROAD.

open TO NEW LEXINGToN.--Twoda daily Trnin,
" (Snndnys soXceptedO h fftr 1T. Y tb
FirstTraiH leaves Cincinnati Rt A. NJ, arriving ri
IAncasteratli 30 NJ and New Lexington at - A.
y, N.
RoturninR, leaves Now lie xington at I rs y. NJ and
Lancaster ut2 u Y. arriving at Cincnai ats 90 r.
Second Train leaves Cincinnati at y, NJ arriving a
| Lancaster Mt $50 = NJ, -... ~.
Returning leaves Lancaster at $40 A. M. arriving
at Cincinnati At ll.Ia A. NJ, r. .. sz
Trims stop for passengers at all intermediate points
and connect with tTans on little Miami Road for Co
lumbus, Dayton, Iiillsborough and Chllicothe,
Stage lmus connect ut Clrclcville for ChllIcoth,
aud Columbus, Mt Lancaster for Logan, Nolsonvillo
Athens, and Pomer0y, nndnt Now Lexington for Som
erset and Zanesville, arriving Mt GAINESVILLE In tm
for Eastern trains on Central Ohio Railroad3 'is
For information aud tickets apply at Ticket or
Zee. corner Of Broadway aud Front streets, and at tn
Ilhc Miami Depot, orto the Station Agents on the line
"h ~ J. Me. l.. STAUGHTON,
u sl.-..sss d o e. Englneora and Supe rintondent.
n-T''rhc Company will not 10 responsible for bag
gage evceedlng sjOin value, unless the same be re
turned to tho Conductor or Agent, and freight paid
the rate ofo assnge for every s5OOin value above tha
amount taE XIX. Lf|i ~ August 30, 1855.
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tIoGs.--There have been but few con.
tracts made for hogs in this region. The
opening price will probably be from s5 to
$50. A contract for a lot OF two or three
iundred. early delivery, was made in this
city last week for IS. AT Petersburgh we
learn contract was made for 100, ,oO0ibs
or about 800 hogs, early delivery. at $50
hundrod.-- Evansville journal.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-01

ISLUcK.--A young lady, teacher in the
grammar-school at Cambridge, Mass, has
received letter from the authorities of Pa
ra, Brazil, stating that gentleman recent
ly deceased, in Para. has willed to her, pro-
perty valued at $4,000. The bequest,
SO unexpected, comes from disappointed
suitoT of the lady, who. in dspnir Mt hi.
rejection some years ago,wanderedaway tt
South America, and made fortune there
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pRs. woRTMAN = NAGLE.
tsss.-si ssANDUsKY, CITY, -
iOCULISTS AND tPHYSIOIA Ne

I T..
Z ioeULISTS AND PHYSICIANS
NoR diseases Of tho Lungs, have made arrange.
bl which one ofthe drm viii Walt LANCHR-
IER, and adloining towns every o. Weoks herenf-
especially those Of the Throaf and I1nS. On, IN. sna
ten otpraetiee In Lang dseases s thc same IN prinel
@ mat PEnetieed BY DIR. RoboEt Hunter of New
hotk Siyi vlE; by MEnlcATED INHALATION. Our sys-
igm o. Inhalation was Introduced by The Bromptou
Hospital. In LoDdons and psed BY the most eeis brssd
afths OF the cases were sueeessfnlfy cnfed.
Those roslding al distance by writing TO US. aeeu.
rately describing their disease, be SuppIed with
tho inhaling apparatus, and directions suited
TO their wants, sent BY express. To satisfy the public
assertions and Intentions, we refe them 10 the fooS
Ing notices by the press at home, whore q are known
and to numerous certificates heretofore pnbliahed:
The certificate Ofone Of DR.. Workman patients ap-
pears In another column. We are assured BY gen
oman who Is familiar yith The case, that hope
less one apparently, but that the success OF DR.. wou
man has been complete. tits but justice to the PLY,
Register. ltt oiGa r e .| ~ l54fI1ff
JCPThls may certify that have been eured nv in
halaon, Gas praeised by Dr. Workman Of this city, Of
an affection Of my Throat and Lungs which was ecnsl
deredby my friends, and numerous medical men with
whom advised as hopeessly ineurable. 1 make This
statement with the hope ofpersuadng who are
afflicted in like manner, ''go and be heaed" " beI
lieylng as most .mly do that the inaling treatment
Is the only proper and enecual method OF treating
diseases fhe Lungs and air passages, and that by
~ L. s. GRIswoLD,.
p.ra,. Late PastofO Wellington BnPtS, ChuIeR!
bellevue. July esth, 1855. 80
|, lCPDr. w. L. Workman, ms will be seen by m adj
verusement IN another column, has effected copArt
nersh,p Win Dr. T. Nagle, late OF Philadelphia,
gentleman possessed OF much ability and scientific at
tanmcnts. We have had the pleasure or looking over
me eredentinIs and recommendations OF DR., Nagle.
anu from tne naierng manner in which he Ia spoken
Of cannot hesitate TO present him to citizens and
Ine surrounding country, as physician In whom the
| tunate in having made this arranre rement-one ia,
add fresh laurels to those already gained by him
treatment 0f hal
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fEw CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT
n, FR RANK,

HAS just received and Is opening for sale In the
city Of l.ancaster.on Main Street, at the vel
known stand In DE-. Shawk's Row, opposite Georg'
kauifnan's Drug Store, large. now and splendid
sOrIment Of the most fashionable
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MAGAzIN FRANCAIs.
FnmiIyGrocerics, Quoenswar. &c. a

. Cs
LNBlLx G. BARBENcHoN has become proprie,or.
i by purchase, of the Grocery Store ofH. b. Hunter
Co.. to which he hasjust added large and superine
variety OF Family Groeeries, now arriving and to arrive
from Cincinnati, and other marts In max ing 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 ai
prices That cannot fail to give satisfaction. =
hCONFECTloNARlESo Of all kinds, for families and
parties. srst l.f.- r ~ IT, 'TTT''' TT'''
Candies Tarragonla Almonds, English WalnIts and
brazilian Nuts, Figs and dates. - 81. TF7T'7-
JeHies, and Gelatine for Jcllies, Prunes, &C. rf
Of Famils Groceries he will only mention Phil now.
dered and crushed SUGAR, Now Orleans do, TEAS.
Rio and Java COFFEE Spices, Molasses, Golden Syr,
up, French Chocolate, Mushroom Walnuts, Tomato
catsup, splendid lot of Epgtish Diary Cheese, and
other articles TO numerous 10 put down hero. - Z
Motto forget, also, Liquors. Brandy for the sick and
conyaescen cigars5 years old, snIoakDe and chewing
TOBACCo, Powder and Shot for the Sportsman - .
He Will keep on hand variety Of Paints Ya-n;sh
and Japan ofhis own manufacture forthe trade, :,
Not least large and full assortment of QMeenspars
EdrthoH mare French nare aud English GiGsspare nj
so, Hooden mare, Tabs, BHekets,&e.
THe hopes to obtain fair shair fthe public favor
In his new undertaking. and looks for the approbntion
ana patronage Of his friends Having been compelled
to renquish his former business MS Injurious to henlth
he viii make fur trial of this, to SEQ IL II will not front
his purse, ns well ns his health. II tho experiment (to
which he Will devote his undivided atentio does NOT
succeed he viii be able he trusts serve the public in
some other useful capacity. ra..,.. 80 -
May 1854. FELIX G.. BARBENcUON
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Buggy ana Carrinrc MAKERS

NMTlLL find, at tho Mem Hardioars Store, site
w the Taiinadge House, ofthe largest and be ISL
selectod stock of Trimmings opened In this
ket. Consisting In part of .. .
cfr 100 Pieces Enaml'd Duck and Canvass,
1J " - Faucy colored do ID trs.
50 :" all Wool and union Danlnsks .
t.4. so Hides pateut and Enam,ld Leather, '. D.
.a, Brass and Silver Plated Bands, Top Props, .-
Stump Joints, Laces, Spring. Axels, etc.
Lancaster. April ~, l6Ji JOHN EFFINGER.
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MER CHANT TAlLoRs

I'd SPRINGER & TROUT, 2y
M RE AVE removed their Clothing Establish m eni
..lA- TO the Taiimadge Bfoek, fret door East sJ
WhhtS LGHG'S Har1pdre Store, whore they are opcn-
nE large and extensive assortment of SPRING AND
SUMMER GOODS, and are now manufacturing every
variety of Spring and SHmmer Year, whichthey viii
sell as low ns the same quality of goods and word cun
be purchased at any other establishment in the city,
Their clothing manufactured under their own super
yson and Is consequently superior to that which Ss
bIough from other places. They have also hand.
beautiful B1riety@ Cloths, CdssimsrsS, YeStings
which they arc prepared to manufactue to order They
have In their employ the best of workmcn and are nj
all times prepared to mako the best fits In the latest
styles fHtheir pork oiIi be bepaFraRtea. H1- 90 II
The public are respectfully solicited to call and OK
anime their stock, and while thankful for the liberal
patronage they enjoyed they their old Gus
toners and all others that they will labor give gen
oral satisfaction both in the quality and price OF their
goods and work. SPRINGER & TROUT
LoRccster ,Apr.'3, 1854 -tf -a-. ..rt