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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-15

/ g.. r,lroad and bridge builders have GER
INV been highly favored by the weather
~. season aud they have taken advantage
~, 10 progress with those works rapidly as
.iMe. The principal difficulty expert
..d has been in the scarcity ofhands, the
a,,,c,ors finding it almost impossible to
Attain a sufficient number to prosecute the
'o,t with that yigor they desired, although
,r.rua sl.25 per day as wages They
IN think tina. the cars will enter Iowa
~, :, the lst Of January and are suaining
.,v nerve to accomplish that object, the
nm ii 6i,y thousand dollars depending on
h., contingency.
Tn. bridge iis adssncing rapidly. With
Ne exception Of the great pier, or crib for
!. draw. the entire stone work. il 10 es.
I.,,ed. will be completed next week. Mr..
Warner, the contractor. has made good
!. Of those piess and they appear now as
hvuah they were permanent ss time i'seli
r.. lies are now being placed on the track
.,o.. The island and soon the rails will be
I'D and the ,imbers conveyed across them
the msia or Iowa channel. The con-
,,e,,rs We learn vii. commence raising the
,,oc,urc SO soon as the track is completed
y the river. Both sides Of the main pier
l., hc constructed at the same time. 1t 10
kouemplatcd to finish the great crib above
alter before the river closes, the east end
las already attained its intended height. BY
be LIST of June next the entire work will
l. finished and the bridge be in readiness
Er the cars. The massiveness Of this work
IAN scarcely be comprehended, even by one
iewing i, from the shore. II is gigantic
,rder,aking aud we are well pleased to see
be enterprising contractors progressing so
spd'y with it and hope they may realize n
handsome sum for their labors.
load after load Of frui, trees have
nssed our Office within few days bound
a the interior of our State. We are pleased
witness this evidence OF prosperity upon
pc part Of our farming community. Until
BITE years they hare been contcnted with
are livelihood and although aware that no
INVESTMENT would pay better than that made
fruit trees. yet they could not command
ffcient surplus TO make the purchase.
NV, hawevcr, with every article Of produce
Commanding high rates, they hrve abundant
cans not only TO buy trees, bot shrubbery !
ilb which to tenutify their premises and to
uke their homes,eads attractive.
-ies,crdpy it rained steadily oil day
he raiu is much needed and will be Clio
Gus thrg for next years crops, but still il |
kscry unpleasant While il lasts. Wish
mebedy would get up az invocation 10
brig mo!sinre up from the car'h. instead
hav'ig il tunb bic townuion Us rom the
IDS.
We refer 10 the advertisement OF
He'srs, Mrad. Smith & Marsh. Their saw
lnliI situated in the lower part Of Rock
'Iaid, employs eighteen hands and saws at
Fae Tnie o! 20 U0o feet of lumbcr in twenty
col hours. The proprietors formerly con.
uetId the McCarty saw mill in this city
5ihey have machinery for turning broom
andes in connection with their mill
hey Keep constantly on hand large quan
'yoi lumber whica they sell on reasonable
Terms. |
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-15

CunE FOR FELos.. The Scientific American
says the past year We have known the
spinal marrow Of an OK or COW applied ny
three different persons, with the most satis.
factory results, in relieving the pain and
securing speedy cures of their felons,-
This, We are confident. will be very useful
information to many persons. The spinal
marrow should be applied fresh every four
h us for two days.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-15
SANDY Hook, Nov. IA p. NJ.
No signs of the Pacific now due.
Louis lana Election Late from Texas.
New ORLEANS, Nov. IA.

New ORLEANS, Nov. ii.
iorny State ticket about 200O We are in
receipt of later dates from Texas. The
Governor hos cent me,sage to the Legisla-
ture. lie justiies the. proceedings OF Capt.
Collingham but opposes unau thor'zed ex-
petitions in Mexico for the purpose Of chas-
Using the Indians.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-15
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
Kept by Jas. Mnllin. Front Street

ARRIVED.
NoyI3 Iamartine. Clark, Muscathe.
Mckee, Dodge Montrose.
Oakland, Merrowson, 81. Paul.
Latrobe. Gait, 10
Envoy, Campbell, do
DEPARTED.
Lamartne, Sells, Muscatinc.
J Mckee, Dodge, Montrose.
OakL, nd. MorrowsoD, 81 Louis.
Introbe Gall do
Envoy, Campbell, do
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-15
Yellow Fever

Baltimore, Nny. 10.
Several new cases of Yellow Fever and
two deaths have occurred at Portsmouth.
Vn
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-15

j. man named J. de Bois Chacon recent
anu s'eo al Lima. Peru, leaving a fortune of
," s "hl'Ion OF dollars, all won a, the gamb-
my s 'ao.e, He wIled the whole to a wo-
sh" " ,r'sld'ng in tho city, on cond ton that
aa ,u give aprseta Quarter of a doilar)
,roy 70 every convaescent discharged
non "' ''e hospital, and receive a hundred
"'en ana women daily at her table
ehLo ot The legatee negleeting to fill
s.'eF OF the provisions above mentioned,
~. n u. Of the money is to be We ted in
"n governments Of France and England,
'h the same terms.
Ga. gentleman has left at the Michigan
VIII, Hhsefaflse a portion of pumpkin
.ao5, contains; in the cavity where the
Kin "o4a be. number Of young pump
l,n,,h," ines, from three to four INCHES in
Al, The pumpkin, when cut, was TO
FP'"'ances perfectly sound.
IN - -
N DISPOSAL OF THE DEAD .-prentics Of
,'' louisville Joarnal, givesthe geography Of
'"f''l and burning:
bo., a south Carolina editor inquiries whether
u "nng Or burying is the better. IL we
10y ',s 20 Nie in Kentucky, we should prefer
Ave cur remains mingle with her glori.
~ sol' out II we were so unfortunate az
W., " Waw our last breath In South Carolina
W. sh'''@'''' 80. h"saina By all means"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-15
THE AMERICAN CITY ADvERrIsER.

ITO be published in the city Of New York;
DEVoTED ExCLUSIVELY TO ADVERTISING
i and Editorial Notices OF First Class houses In
the principal cities Of the United Slatcs Is an elegant
llgill octave gotten up of the best materials and IN
the most attractive syls, by Rev. John T. Campbell,
Nashville. Tennessee.
w, s. SPENCER, OF Davenport, Is agent Of the
above work for the cities VI the Upper Mississippi
and will call on few &c the more promaent houses
IN this and the cities above and below and laay be-
tore them the general plan VI the work.
lQsQ- d'v-u.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-15

A SIGSiFicANr FAcr.-An administra-
ton paper frankly admits that nearly two
thirds OF the papers in Iowa are ant-Dem-
ocratc. and states further, that they are
literally supported. This is one OF the
signs OF the lines, and Should be kept be-
fore the people. Madison Argus
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-15
Books Il Stationery.

WRITING INKS, &c.
Near the New Post Office.
ESTES METROPOLITAN BIZ CK INK;
II Maynard & Noye's
Uarrison's H
Arnold,s steel Pen Fluid:
Estes Copying Inks;
Arnold's Carmue Fluid;
Harrison's s. IS
David & Back Red & &c.
In large and small bottles; Also iplelble Inks. Mu
ciiagc, Sealing Wax, WATERS Notariai Seals, &c, nc,
at
THE IOWA BOOK ROOMS,
No. SO Brady Street,
doors North of tbs Post Ofiee, Davenport, Iowa.
I0mo30 ELI ADAMS 4 CO.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-15

Arrivals mt lie claire House,
J. BUTTS, PRorRiKroR.
Wednesday, November a.
l. L. Papier. St. Louis Il Smith, philadelphia
w n Johnson. NewYork b u Barkalson Il 'ami'! =,
T. Springer, indianapolis Toledo al,
j Gamble & lady let aireJ PrcLtn & 2ladies,ohio
A + Il Bradley, Toledo, q ~ Jori"n
C NJ Merricks, New Brgh' T. Hensley, Chicago
ton Pa J Rogers. Paterson NY
A Harness, Ind Il W Vandcrwopt
w Cady, 81 Louis h stem, cnc'nnau
A Davis n lady James Grain, Spr'hehe'"
n A dc ghom III Cook 4 wife, III
q M Turner Al Jansen, lie Claire
Dr. Pritehard, New YorkA II Taylor, Muscatine
G II French, Boston John Weaton, Union WI
q DicL inson. ConwayMass laGe, .
K X Cole, Flushing j.. J.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-15
Town Of Wsleott.

"Eh have for sale one hundred choice building lots
w In the Town Of Waleott and fifty. we'll situstedk
hve acre iotsn the vicinity OF said Town all which
We will sell to actual settlers on liheralsteTms
September LIST 1S5S COOK 4 SAHGRNT
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-15
A Farm for sala

Farm for Sale
n EAk DuRANT, ON The Ssaes Road N lov. en-,
4 100 acres upon whieh 10 eeectpl ecod Tr..yy
house and oat'tuildings. Price els per Acre.
o,,sx. GEORGE L. EMKOLIR
ooio ID NV Corner Main and SevesnA -
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-15
Davenport Market.

G,zETTs orrIcE, "Wednesday. Nov. "a; r. NJ
+ he rainy weather to-day precludes all out-doo
operations. Very little wheat has been broughtin'"
mark ct and we lrave quotations al yesterday :
figures.
Corrretca Dolly By Barr0rs 4 Prettyman.
OoaAis.iss Mss,nANgs, FRnaT STREET.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-15

TALLMAN & POWERS,
LAND AGENTS.
Office south side Of Second Street, befDeen
Brady and Main.
improved Farms, city property and unnproved
land Tor sale commission. @a@t ss
forty acres 0fland situated on the blur one and .
half miles Court House, having upon II sever
al line vicwsof river. The cheapest property in the
virinity Of davenport. Can be bought very low BY
applying soon.
several desirable houses the city for sale cheap.
Improved farms in scott county near Davenport.
A large quantity ofunimproved and In Scott, Clin-
ton, Cedar and Musc&tiac counties.
May %. ta55. TALLMAE & POWERS.
BOUNTY LANDS.
'CTE undersigned are now prepared to procure
I Land Warrants for all persons entitled TO them
under the late act of Congress.
Land Warrants located In any Office in the state.
TALLMAN Il POWERS
Aprii IL. Ja55-d-tf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-15
Real estate.

JoHN r. n. TALLMAN, CHARLES PowrRs'
Pouyikeepsie, N. Y. Davenport, Iowa.
TALLMAN Z POWE0D.
Attorneys & COunsc llOTS AZ Law,
and Land Agents,
DAVENPORT, iowa.
Office, south side Of second street opposite LeClsife
Block ovo9 Wiley's stSSc.
I ANDS bonyhtand sold on Cpmmisslon. Having
lJaiso office in Eastern Ssw York, at a point
iron, which niarge emigration may be expected during
the present season, have unusual adv sHtages to
dispose oI lands to 4ctuai settlers.
IL PLoaDsnes ,tiated on Real Estate security.
-REFERENCEs-
New York City. Psughkeepsie, MY.
Hon. John Van i;uren, Hon. ChariesH Raggics,
=. A.C. Fiagg, . Gilbert Dean,
ss Charles J'IoaoF, 8. NJ vasser Il Co,
William + .Havcmeycr, % Benson Losing
Anthony j. Bieeckcr, So Prof. 8. r. Il. Morse,
William Is Skidmore. Utics.N. Y.
Aibany,N Y. Hon. Horasio Seymour
HILL Cagger & Porter Chicago. ILL.,
HO9eboOnc, Ing and Boics RK.Swif and Co..
Erastus Corning. Mile and 70 wIeY,
ApiI3d wlf W.iR. Wood aud Co.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-15
SO Lots for Sale.

TINE undersigned offer foYSaie 50 lotsi In
their additions to City Of davenport, ON liberst
terms-a credit of and4fyears will be given 10
parties who will build this seasoR..
June 18th, 1855 COOK SARGENT.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-15
L0fs m UPPXR DAVEVP0IT.
Fresh Grnefrixs.

NJ nave Just received from the East the 'nrcast
ana ne stock Of Groceries ever offered snr =. =
IN davenport We haveevery article in our n ard
VIII warrant our goods to be Of the beet quality M
our prices reasonable. We invite both ,leaIe. .
families TO call and examine our stock.
Vel Ia nALZEIIA
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-15
For Sale,

- DWELLING Houses. Pleasantly situated on Par
I ker's addition fe city Of Davenport. All new
possessions given i'm M aatelY. Terms liberal.
July 2Sh. 1sa5. COOK SAR0ENT.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-15
liz nailg 6asettt:
LOCAL MATTERS.

! i. ,erpor,, november IS, 1888.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-15
Fort Des Moines Land AgeneJ.
LAND WARRANTS.

Notes of the above bank will be received at on,
IN SaHkiB. Houses same rates as other eastern 81
western ear'cncy. COOK e SARGENT.
Oct 2, IS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-15

New Arrival
OF ENVELOPES. NOTE PAPER. SCHOOL
~ Books, School Inkstands. Pens, &c.
ALSO. Bank Books, Blank Notes, Eyc'atts. assort-
ed Rubbers, Pocket lnkstinds, Read! Reference
Files dc, 1t
Oct3D No. lie Claire Block.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-31
The Yirrinin Election.

There is no longer any reasonable doubt
of the triumph Of Mr.. WISE in Virginia. /
We think his majority will be at least TO-
600, though the returns from the western
counties may change these figures material |
ly. Until within few weeks we had re-
garded his defeat as almost certain. His
former violent opposition to the Locotoco
party, and bitter denunciation OF General
Jackson and his policy, made it difficult to
secure for him the support of the Locofoco
party in the Old Dominion. Several prom
inent members OF the old guard bolted and
refused to labor for him. But with an en-
ergy and vigor worthy of better cause
he went into the field as his own exponent,
and no man for years has labored so hard
for his party as has Mr.. Wise during the
late campaign.
We have watched the tone of the Vir-
ginia papers with interest, to see what
questions were in issue. The Richmond
Wig and the Richmond Enquirer were
fair exponents of the two sides. The
theme ofeach appear to be discussion OF
Know Nothingism, and that discussion
confined to one particular point-its bear
ings upon the slavery question. 1t is idle
to deny that this was the turning point in
the Virginia contest. For months the two
parties have been engaged in the laudable
effort to prove each other 1nsound on the
great negro issue. The struggle has been
to see which side could be the most sub
servient and abject in its fealty to the pro-
slavery interests ofthe South. Each swore
Justify that it was true TO slavery, and that
the other was not to be trusted.
Such being the interesting situation of
affairs, it was not difficult TO see which
side, in the end, would prevail. Tried on
its naked merits, the Administration would
not be able to rally any thing like major
ity of the people of Virginia. But when
the contest was narrowed down to the
question whether Administration, Nebras.
ka Locofocoism was more true and reliable
as friend and ally of Slavery and Slavery
extension, than the Know Nothing party
it soon became evident to our mind tha
Virginia would in all probability, remar
where it has been at the head of the Slave
Democracy of the Union. The prepon
derance Of authority was decidedly in it
favor. 1t could point to the services 0
that party in securing the annexation o
Texas; in prosecuting the Mexican war 70
the purpose of procuring still more Slav
Territory; in the repeal of the Missouri
Compromise, by which Slavery has bee
5 established in vast and fertile region
4 where heretofore, it had been excluded; i
the purchase of Territory from Mexico
and in its strenuous efforts to buy or stes
: Cuba, all for the benefit of the Slave hold
i ing interests ofthe Union. In all its acts
. the Slave Democracy have been true to til
= peculiar institution, and the orators an
= papers on that side were not idle in array
n ing these facts, strongly, and frequentl
o before the people of that old Slave boldin
G and Slave breeding State.-State Journd
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-31
The suprcme Rench.

The great importance attached to the
Office of Judge Of the Supreme Court is
beginning to demand of the People and the
Press the. consideration which should
have been awakened years since.
The disastrous defeat of the Democratic
ticket last fall caused the eighth of January
convention to nominate many men of ster-
ling integrity for the consideration of the
voters of our State next fall, among whom
there is none more worthy of mention
than the Hon. WILLIAM KENNoN for Su-
preme Judge. Judge X. is sound and
discriminating lawyer, an ornament to the
profession, and a true American. We see
by the State journal that some of his
friends in the Republican ranks will put his
name in connection with that of Judge
WALKER of Cincinnati in nomination be-
fore the Peoples convention on the 18th
of Jdly next. To these nominations we
would give our hearty support and we
have no hesitation in saying now that the
Convention cannot send to the people two
men more worthy of the station sought to
be filed They would receive the hearty
support of the Republican Party in this
county and would be elected by majority
equal to that rolled up for Judge SWAN last
FALL
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-31
That Monster.

The Monster Circus of Spaulding and
Rogers combining the Travelling and
Floating Palace Companies give US "a
taste of their qualities" on Saturday, June
9th-aIternoon and evening. This exhi-
bition will be the most classic chaste and
entertaining of the season. NED KEN
DALI, whom all the world knows, once
took Europe by storm with his Bugle, while
CY. BALDWIN the Juggler astonished the
natives at home,
DR.. SPAULDINd and Mr. ROGERS the pro-
prietors, have succeeded in getting up an
Exhibition justly suited to the taste of the
Western People, and deserve much credit
for their indefatigable exertions to please
all.
We bespeak for them a crowded canvass
afternoon and evening. See advertisement
in another column.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-31
An Ordinance

For Lcvyng Taxes for City purposes for the year 1856
SSEC. l. Belt ordained blythe City Council ofthe CitV
- Of Lancaster, That Tax of ONE and THREE
FoURrHS of MILL on the Dollar OF Valuation, be
and the same is hereby levied on all property subject
TO taxation for state aud County purposes within the
incorporate limits of the City OF Lancaster for City
purposes
SEC g Be IL further ordained By tAe aathory afors-
said, That Tax Of oNE-HALF MILL on the Dollar
of Valuation. be and the is hereby levied upon
all property subject to taxation for State and County
purposes within the incorporated limits OF the City Of
Lancaster for the purpose ofconribung to the main
tainance of Fire Department of said City.
SEC. 3. Be Il further ordained By the authority Gfore-
said, That Tax of FOUR THOUSAND FIVE HUN
DRED DOLLARS ishereby levied upon all property
subject to taxation for State and County purposes,
within the incorporated limits of the City of Lancas
ter for the purpose of defrayng the expenses of tut
ton in the Public Schools in said City.
Passed May %, 1855. c. T. SHRFFER, Pres.
Attest-G. S. WILLIAMS, City Clerk. May 31-3w4
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-31

EyWe are gratfed to learn that our
old and respected citizen, THOMAS LITTLE
FIELD, ESQ.,. has recovered all his money
amounting to some $3.50 in gold, also
some $500 worth of cloths lost by the
burning of the steamer WIN, KNOX, on the
Ohio river some time since.
We learn that he left on yesterday to
prove property pay charges &c, when he
will proceed Immediately to his new home
in the west. May better luck attend him
in the future.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-31
DIED.

Al his residence in this city, on the 18th Instant
after brief illness, Mr.. WILLIAM ELLIS, aged G6
years on the e6th Of March last He emigrated from
the State ofNew York in 1921, and settled in Fsreld
county, where he continued reside until his death
aud throughout hislong residence among sustained
the character Of an useful citizen He was a soldier
In the warof 1872, and amer serving five years
OF duty, was honorably discharged at New Orleans,
where he had performed the greatest part of his
ofservices in 1873 Thus passing away the gallant
spirits Of the second war of independence. Peace to
their remains. His venerable partner through life
seIvives him, and whose loss cannot be repaired.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-31

B1DwELLs BAR, CAL, April 10, '55
Ed. Gagette.-Having beena constant
reader of your paper while athome | have
concluded not TO do without it longer here.
Enclosed please find one gold dollar and
put me down as a subscriber from this on
If do not return when my time is out
will remit again. Your paper is much
sought after by all the boys from old Fair
field and other parts of Ohio, from the fact
that nearly all ofthem are full blooded A
mericans, and in that respect your paper
Just suits them. Ihave determined not to be
withoutit whileI remain in California, so
send me the first number after the receipt
of this.
We have had a very pleasant winter, in
appearance of May in the Atlantic States,
with Just rain enough for farming purpos-
es. 1t has been raining all night and con-
linues while | write Bdwells Bar, the
County Seat of Butle County has become
quite a business place; all the mountains in
the vicinity pay good wages to the miners.
On the Gin inst. Mr.. Mitchell took the
contract to bring the South Fork Of Feath-
or River in ditch from Stringtown to this
place. "a distance Of eight miles, at the small
sum of $40, 500, to be completed by the
1st of August next. This ditch will sup
ply between 500 and $50 miners with wa
ter for miniAg purposes.
All the Fairfield County Boys are well
and doing we'll as far as l have been able
to learn. Yours truly,
JOHN II. ALLsPAUGH.
We forward the Gazette with pleasure tc
our friend and if any more of the Fairfield
BOYS would like to have all the news from
home, let them send us their names aut
the dust We hope to see them all return
full ofhealth and vigor and pockett full o
rocks.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-31

POSTMASTER WIN. G. KENDALL COMMIT
TED.-Commissone Lusher last evening
rendered his decision in writing, com
hitting VIM. G, Kendall, the late Postmas-
ter oftNew Orleans, for trial before the
U. S. Circuit Court on the charge of
emoezzeling o valuable letter from the
Post Office and destroying it. The Com
missioner's decision isvery long, occupying
twenty -four pages of foolscap. Itsums up
the evidence and presents a succinct view
of the case, and quotes several authorities
bearing upon it.
In reply to the question whether he was
ready to furnish his bonds, he answered
that he was not; and the Marshall was di-
rccted to furnish lin with every facility
for doing so.
He subsequently furnished security
however, to the amount of SlO,0O0-tho
Hon. John Slidell being one of them
". O. Bulletin, 16th.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-31

EyMr.A. ]. Davis who haslong delight
ed our lads and lasses, left us last Monday
morning for the purpose of establishing
himselfpermanatly in Columbus. He car
ries the wishes of many for his future sue
cess
That Joquet left upon our table before
leaving deserves pvssing notice and shall
not be forgotten
Success attend him.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-31
NEW STORE-N NEW GOODS
W. ROPN.

VTAs Just received and is now opening general
usually found Dry Goods consisting part Of
Cnlicos, Prints, Lawns, Ginghams,
Brown and Blcached Muslins; 5, & l0quar Sheotngs
Black aud Fancy Dress silks; Delanes; Barages;
Alpaccas, plain and figured;
Linen aud SILK Handkcrchiefs and CravatS;
Bonnets and Bonnet Ribbons; Cloths and Casimeres;
Satnets and Flannels; Checks, Tiekings, and
Mems Summer Ware of all kinds,
together with variety OF other goods for Ladies' and
Gentcmen. All of which have been purchased at
very low prlces IL will be sold equally lew for CASH
or COUNTRY PRODUCE ONLY.
His Store will be found two doors West OF the Fair
field County Savings Institute and opposite Shner's
Hotel, Lancaster, Ohio. May "a, 1865