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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-01

The HORNED HoHsEs.--A pair Of clks,
with horns properly trimmed, SO as not to
interlock, rings in their noses, harnessed
in regular style, and hitched to a vehicle
containing four persons, were driven
through our streets yesterday. They
seemed to be pretty well "broken" of their
natural propensity to run, for they were
hard to start; and when under way, gave
no signs of willingness to do mile in o.
40.-Erchange. ....
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-01

The friends of L. D. Campbell gave him
a complimentary supper in Cincinnati, on
Saturday eveningt Speeches were made
by Messrs, Chase, Campbell. Raed of the
Commercial, Roberts of Boston, &c.
Two children were bitten by mad dog
in Cincinnati on Friday last.
We have rumor from Washington that
a special Russian am mbassador is OIL his way
to the country--for what speial purpose il
Is not stated.
At thelats Indian1 State airthere were
2,646 entries--nearly 1000 more than al
the Fair last year. Almost every Western
State was represented.
The Huckleberry is native Of both Asia
and Europe.
The Cranberry, Of Europe and Ameri
ca.
Turnips and Mangel WurzeI come from
the shores of the Mediterranean.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-01
Lntest from Norfolk.

We learn from the Norfolk papers of
Monday that there were fyo deaths in that
city on Friday. two on Saturday, and two
on Sunday, but only one Of the Latter fever.
There were also three new cases on Sat-
urday, among those recently returned. On
Faiday night the city was visited by SO
we're storm OF rain and wind, bnt on Satur-
day the weather was warm. tho thermom-
eter being above 80. On monday, how.
ever, it was rainy and disagrecable. Mr.
j. Perry, who had been i'll of fever near
Fort Norfolk, was recovering. The Norfolk
Herald says:
That the epidemic is still liuering with
us, though in miIigated form. is not to be
doubted. Gases OF fever are of daily oc-
curcnce; and indeed the diseases ordinarily
incident to the season scarcely develop
them selves now, before symptoms Of fever
become apparent. and it is hard contest
between them sometimes which shall ge
mastery. We have no data at present tc
ascertain accurately the amount OF sickness
in tho city, but wo fear there is quite 0.
nongh to excite apprchesions for the safety
ofthose who come in from abroad. .
Among the new cases we may mention
that OF a daughterof Mr.. ]. Odendthalwho,
since the epidemic broke out, has been
living few miles from the city. A few
days ago she came in to town for some
clothes and other necessaries, and though
she remained but short time, took the
fever and now lies very low.
The weather has for several days beer
warm. To-day it is very cloudy and rainy
The stay of the refugees. will necessarily
be protractod until cold weather, which W.
may not have for week or two.
! Three churches were opened for ser
vice yesterday. noticed in ono of them
that nearly all tho ladies present were il
deep mourning, and every gentleman pres
ant that recognized rs n mem5sr( number
ing FIVE or six )had lost his wife by thu
fever, and several OF ,hem other near rela
tiyes. Hastily, i.
A letter in the Petersburg Express, da
ted Portsmouth, Oct.29, says:
Bob Butt informed me this morning tha
he buried Eve persons yesterday; and thi
morning he was in service for four othor
to be buried to-day.
We had heavy rain last night, but tn
sun is out to-day with great heat. and
would advise our people not to come hon,
until there is solid change in the weather
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-01
SheriF,s Sale.

The State of Ohio Fairfield County, 80.
DURSUANT TO the command OF 3rd order OF sale
4 from the Court orCoumon Pleas OF fairfield coun-
~ and to me directed, wlsoer at public sale at the
Court House in Lancaster Saturday the 1st daV Of
December, 1855, between 10 O'Clock a. M and O'Clock
p. M, the following described Real Estate, to-wt.
Lot Nos in the Central Addition to the town Of
Baltimore, Fairfield County. Appraised at $500
10 be sold as the property of George II. Houser and
wife, nt the suit of Edward Calkins.
Terms OF sale cash. VIM POTTER, sheriff.
per c. NJ, L. WISEMAN, Deputy
HuSTEH DAu0nERTY, Attorneys.
November /, 1e55--5w26pf$3 ,......
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-01
REPAIRISe OF THE PUBLIC WORKS By
CoSTRAcT.--The o. S. Journal says:


CoSTRAcT.--The o. S. Journal says:
1--WE understand that at the recent meet
ing Of the Board Of Public Works in this
city. the specifications under which the
work is to be let were agreed upon by a
majority of the Board. After due exer-
tons to mako them what they ought to be
in detail, we understand that Mr.. Blick-
cnsderfer voted against them in gross at
their final adoption, on the ground that
they were not specific enough for the pro-
lection of the public interests. FOO much
latitude is given the contractor. The Off
GERS in charge have too little power in the
direction of the work. This is what VIC
gather from casual conversations on tho
street; and from what we know of Mr.. BIS
views, and his favorable disposition tow
ard the contract system, We are satisfied
that only some such controlling reason
could have induced him to withhold hi
vote on the final adoption Of the Specifica
tions.
"From the hasty and crude manner il
which this contract system has been adopt
ed, and from certain unmistakable indica
tions, we predict grand display of plum
der and abuse on the canals for the next
years. Before this experiment, adopted
by majority without experience or inqui
ry. is disposed of, the General Assembl,
will find itself called upon to interfere il
more ways than one. We shall not los
sight of this subject"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-01

The New York Times makes very
close calculation Of the butchers profits
when he buys beast at 10 to l2 cents a
pound, and retails 1t at from 5 to 10 cents
and shows that ina case where the animal
weighed 800 lbs. and costs S66, the profit
was only 1898
The New York Tribune suggests ma
tional subsoription--through the churches
and otherwise--for fund toward building
at Norfolk suitable monument to the
memories Of the doctors end nurses who
sacrificed their lives for the good Of 9th.
ers.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-01

ARRIVAL OF ANOTHER DETACHMENT OF
ScoTcu FACTORY GIRLs.-Among the pas
sengcrs by the ship Star of Empire, which
arrived at this port on Wednesday, from
Liverpool, were about sixty Scotch girls,
engaged to work in the factories here
They were mostly young, neatly dressed,
and some of them are quite good looking
They were forwarded to Holyoke their place
of destination, last evening, via the Boston
and Worcester ailroad.--BostOn Trausler,
October %.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-01
LEGAL ADVERTIsEMENTs.
sherIG,s sale.

TAs sists eC oAis, Fairfsld osuHfy a..
DUkSUANrt TO the command Of an order OF sale
rom the Court Of Common Pleas IN said county
and 70 me directed. will oaer al public sale Al the
Sourt HOUSE Lancaster Saturday tAs lat dog sJ
Osesnbsr 1855, between the hours oflO O'Clock A. ~
and 4o'eioek NJ, the following des eribed Real rs
tate, to-wit; part OF tnLot No -, in the town OF
hushvlle, bounded and described as folowa, begin
ming at the Southeast corner OF said InLot No al ON
The Aieyi thence running West - and two Inches
n the southeast corner ofthe Dwelling House on said
Lott thence North through said Lot so 70 include
The ware House on the North end OF said lot to an
Alley, running kast andWest thence East thirty eight
teet and four inches 20 an Alley; thence along said
Alley 10 the place or beginning.
Appraised at Two Hundred d Seventy -nVe Dollars.
To be sold as the property OF Samuel Work ct. ais
at the salt Of David Wilson and John r. Mumaurh
Assignees, &c. Torms Of sale cash.
WILLIAM POTTER, sherin.
per C. NJ L. wISEMAN, Deputy,
Hunter and Daughcrty, Attorneys.
Lancaster, November 1, l6SS-Sws6spfS4 so
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-01
SheRin,s anIc.

The Ssats Of Ohio, Fairfield County, sx.
Abraham EVersolc, In Partition.
VS.. .
Eversole, at. ais. } Fairfield Common PIe,s,
DURSUANT 10 the command Of "a order or snIs
a from The Court Of Common Pfens OF said Condfy
and to me SiTected, will offer at public sale a. tie
Court Mouse In Lancaster Saturday the 24fA Gdv 6
Nop psmber, n. d. 1855, Between 10 O'Clock A. M AUD
4o,eioek y. NJ. the following Real Estate, oGwft:
The East halfof the Northwest Quarter OF Section
NO. ~, T1waship No. u, Range No. 10 subject TO Tho
Dover Estate OF Catharne Bailor assign
cd to hor by metes and bounds.
Appraised at ($3s1 thirty eight doIIars per acre,
WILLIAM POTTER, Sheriff
By c. NJ. l.. WISE3dAN, Dcputv,
HUNTER & OAUoHERTY, Attorneys.
Lancaster, October IL, ,le55-5w94pfs3
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-01

NeU Je'Oclry Slors.-We refer our read
ers to the advertisement of L. C. BUroH,
in to-day's paper. Mr., Butch is a young
man of energy and industry. who has re-
Gently established himself in this city. and
we take great pleasure in recommending
him to the confidence and patronage ofour
citizens.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-01

ETThe proposition Of the Central Ohio
Railroad, the provisions Of which are, ir
substance, that the city Of Wheeling is to
subscribe $50. 900 towards the consruc-
ton Of the "Kirkwood Extension" was a.
doptOd BY the Council at their meeting on
Monday night last. So we learn from the
Tmss. This wo suppose, will end the
quarrel between the city Of Wheeling and
the Central Ohio Railroad Company
Shl6nMRe Herald. t.a
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-01
BLANK nook MANUFACTORY AND
LOGkvIlIc Mills.

YNNHE subscriber has rchasod the above property,
Il and Is now prepared 10 do custom work as W ell
as merchant work. The mill has been well repare l.,
and Is in good order 10 do work in either way. He is
also prepared to buy wheat at all times, or -four tho
same for customcrs.if desired. He has employed an
iioA
TThc Wstillery, with all It's machinery Is 70 sale,
together with Boiler, Tubs, &c. Tho Saw-min ad-
joining II is also for sale
Persons wishngto buytown lots can beaccoGrno-
dated Tho proprietor can at all times be found at
his milf in hoGkville his farm. IL miles south
cast of Lockvilc, and mile west of Carrefi,
DANIEL BoYER.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-01
Prnhate Nntice

.NToTICEis hereby given, that the account Of VIII
liam Brown, Administrator Of the Estate OF Sarah
Barr deceased md also the account of William Hut
ton. Executor OF John Hutton deceased has been A.
ed in the Probate Court OF Fairfield County Ohio for
inspection and settlement and that said accounts are
set for hearing on the 18th day ofNovember next or
o soon thereafter as may be convenient,
VIRGIL Z. SHAW, Probate Judge.
Lancaster, October ls, Ie55--3w24
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-01
Prohata No,;ca

NOTICE is hereby given, that Sarah Keller, Adj
minlstrator of Daniel Keller, deceased, has filed
her account and vouchers In the Probate Court of
Fairfield county, Ohio for inspection an settlement
and that the same will be for hearing on the 10th day
OF November next. or as soon thereafter may be.
VIRGIL K. SHAW, Probate judge
Lancaster, 0ctoberP4, Ie55-3ws5
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-01
Probate Notice.

M Office is hereby given,sahat James Pickering, :,
Guardian for Thomas Morton, has filed in the Pro-
bate Court Of Fairfield County, Ohio his account and
vouchers for inspection and etement and that said
account will be for hearing the 10Th day OF Novem
ber next, or as soon thereafter may be.
VIRGIL 4. SHAW, Probate Judge.
Lancaster, Ohio, November 95, 1s55-3ws5
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-01
Estate OF Henry Friesner.

NoTICE is hereby given; that the undersigned has
IN been appointed and qualified as Administrator
on the Estate Of Henry Friesner deceased, late Of
Fairfield County, Ohio Dated at Lancaster this 18th
day OF October, 1855. SAMUEL JACKSON
October le, le55--4w24
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-01
--- - =
WAETED:

A active honest Man in each section of tho State,
"a to take orders hy SAMPLE for VELPEAU'S
MAGNETIC AGENTS. a salary Of ssOD per year,
bio Monthly For particulars address DR. NJ. VEL
PEAU. 429tl Broadway, Naw York, enclosing stamps
iopay answer. Navember /, 1855 -4w20
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-01

"cleanliness is next TO godliness'' m.
pesra to be the motto in Wisconsin. The
Niles Enquirer records the good luck Of =
citizen Of that village, who, while bathin0
IN the river. discovered, after an industrI.
Qua Scrub, Of his person Of about fiy,
inmates, 3 pair Of drawe-s which he ha{
sSSitToyears before.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-01
Estate of Regina Gundy

NOTICE Is hereby given, that the underaigned has
y been duly qualified az Executor Of the Estate OF
Regina Gundy, deceased, and all persons who are In
de6ted 10 said Estate will como forward and make
immediate payment, and those who have claims ~
gainst said Estate will them TO the undersgn-
ed for allowance, duly within ono yeer
october II, leSJ-3w29 HENRY LEoNAhp.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-01

HEArnEsDoM There are Eve hundred
miliiOas more Of heaihens than Of Chris
tians in the world. For this mighty mass,
y was recently stated at an anniversary in
Berlin, only i5hundred missionary stations
exist, and only thirty.seyen societies have
been formed 10 promote their conversion
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-01
Estate or George TIais.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
| Y been appointed and qualified Executor on the
Estate OF George Heis, deceased, late OF Fairfield
County, Ohio, dated this 18th day OF ofoctober 1885
Oct. 10, le55--4wAe DAVID MILLER, Ex'tor. Il
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-01
Dy tIo UUFeTHVT'
WILLIAM THEvIrr, Sec'y Of State.


MONEY AND STocKs.-The stock market
in New York has been very much depres-
sed during the pSSt week, particularly the
latter part it. In speculative stocks the
market seems completely overdono, The
demand for State stocks assuddenld ceas.
ed, and lhereappears to be general Want
OF confidence and want of'mcans among the
speculative hsngcrs.on Of the stock Elk.
change. In all such cases the money len.
der is cautious, and appears more afraid to
move than any other class. The Tribune
Of Friday says:
There has been an active movement in
call loans to-day. aud has been dificul,
TO borrow at loyal interest. The banks arc
calling in TO some extent, and the usual
sources Of supply DO not yield freely
Needy borrowers arc paying ! TO i pei
cent over legal interest for short loans.--
The supply Of paper is not pressing on the
market, and rates continue at 10 10 per
cent, the bulk Of FIRST class namos going at
. per cent. Outside Of the stock circles
thcre is no scarcity Of money, and bust
ness appears to bc perfectly healthy. The
merchants are receiving free remiltances
from the interior, and all the great inter
eats Of the country are fourishing. Any
one who only movss,,about in the neiahbor.
hood Of tho board Of brokers would SUP.
pose that the end OF the world wa, near Al
hand. whereas outside Of that atmosphere
the sun shines clearly and the skies are all
bright. We speak only Of the present
what may bo the appearance Of affair,
should commercial disaster oyertNke Eng
land and France, we will not undertake t
prdic:.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-01
MASONIC NOTICE.
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE lshcreby given, that there win bo pet
" tion presented TO the County Commissioners o.
Fairfield County, at thoir December Term, 1858, fol
the vacation Of tho County Road leading from the
Slate Road one fourth mile North of Geneva to Good
and Grins Mill, and also, for the establishing road
commencing three.fourths Of a mile North OF Geneva
on the State road at the School House; thence Eas
ford's lanl:ihence Northeast ncross SoomonHunorl,
Jr Land to the corner of the Widow Huiurd's land;
thence North to tho Min road leading from Bremen to
Good and Grlm's Mill, thUre TO terminate.
Nov. ], ls55.--IW96 MANY PETITIONERS.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-01
Administrntors, Notioe.

NOTICE in hereby given that the undersigned was
~ on the 9Th day of September 1885 duly appointed
Administrator ofhe estate Of John Jones Fair
field County, deceased by the Probate Court OF said
county. All persons interested will take notice as-
GEO. HALDERMAN, Adm.
Lancaster, Sept, 10, Is55-3w19p.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-01
PUMPS, PUMPsu PUMPs,!!

PUMPS! PUNISH PUMPs!!!
IN R.RoCBEY, aftoran experience OF rourtec n
NJ years In tho manufacture Of Pumps, and a tho
roughnvestgason into til cir Durability, feels conf
don't he can now rCcO HTniend his
Superior Fancy Wood Pump
asbeng surpassed by none manufactured in tSis re-
Eion OF country. Having been thorougiS tsstod by
the oldest clzons in this adjoining counties,
bthers-and far surpassiRg the Chain Pump in dura-
oity. viii promptly attend to all orders given ver-
baly sent by mail. Persons desiring an excellent
and durable Pump will please call, as fesis conf
lent that render entire satisfaction. None are
genuine except those manufactured by the under
signed as he isthe sole proprietor.
Lithopolis. May 81, lS55--3n4t ID. R. .R0CKEY.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-01
STR NYED

ENROM the subscriber Saturday Inst. = DROWN
H. HORSE MULE, sprlng Colt Amy pcrson who
will give Information touching tho samo, shall be sna-
bly, awarded. JOHN 7. BRA ASEE,
Lancaster, November |, 1e5J-3w25 .,.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-01
Rrrunn or Mls,ronAnrrs--MRs. Jupp

RETURN OF MIssIoNARIRs--MRs. JuDD
The N. Y. Tri5ans of the Goth says:
1t win be gratifying to the friends oI
Mrs. Dr., Judd to know that she has arrived
in the United States. She and her hus-
band were among the first Missionaries tc
the Sandwich Islands, and now, after an
absence ofnearly thirty years, Mrs. Judd
has returned to visit her numerous friends
from whom she has been so long separated
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-01
NEW JEWELRY STORE

L.. c. BUTCH
EKAs just received at his establishments three doors
h South ofthe Post 01ice, Martins Row, n NEW
* LOT Of JEWELRY. direct from tho Manufac-
va turers comprising all the latest sly OF Breast
GA.SsA Pins Ear Rings, Finger Rings and Gold Peas.
Also, WATCHES fromihe best makers.
Chll and sec for yourselves.
IrPWatches, Clocks and Jewelry carefully repaired
on short notice, and warranted to perform well.
Lancaster, November /, 1886
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-01
Superior Fancy Wood Pump
NEW ORUG SrVORE.

TENHB undersigned has opened in the White Build
ii ing, fow doors West Of the Hooking Valley
Bank, well assorted Stock Of Drugs and Medi-
c;nes, which he Offers to the public at very fair
prices. I'll. b. III ElER.
Lancaster, October IS, is55--sJif
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-01
CHOICE CITY LOTS FOR SALE.

4 WILLsell F0UR ofthe most beautiful and valuable
Lots in the Lity containing 60 feet front each, by
about 40 feet deep, situated Columbus Street, inn
modiately North OF the Rev. John Wagenhals, and
bounded by Allen Street, on the North and by 25
feet Alley on the rear, being the highest location on
said Street. The above Lots arc well inclosed, and
curbed and paved with Gravel on Columbus Street
and planted with Shades Trees. They will bo sold
separately or together. Prico reasonable, one-half
ia hand and the balance In one and two years with
interest. T. U. WHITE, Jun.
Lancaster, October e5, 1s5s-Im25
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-01

THE WAY 10 MAKE rowxs GROw.-A
number Of the citizens Of AassillOn having
donated the land necessary for that pur,
pose. The Machine Shops Of the ohiO&
Pennsylvania Railroad are to be located
there. This viii add 10 the population Of
the place. and materially enhance its pros
perity--certaiu important ends that would
not have been accomplished had the land
owners there asked two or three prices for
their lots the minute they found the Rail-
road Company was on the lookout for a
site for shops SlOug the line of its road,
Larger towns than MassiuOn can take
profitable lessons fromher in liberality and
enterprise. Our own city would do well
to initiate heri in many things. ~-
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-01
NEW CARRIAGE SHOP.
f. G. DIETz

f. C. DIETZ
yEzzTzh " I'D RESPECTFULLY informsthe citi-
l. q zehs OF Fairfield county that he has
E%fZ>Tsf@ recently put up anow Carriage Shop,
--.-imn nsdiatsly in tAe rear Of JYhitsS Ldtta'
Hardgare store, Centre 7sy, Lancaster Ohio, where
he Will constantly keep on hand and manufacture
ordcr every variety of vehicle in his line -.
lcTRcpairing done on short notice, and the -
aVornble terms. Dec. IA, I654-39
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-01
EYE INFIRMARY.

EVE INFIRMARY.
nR..J. D. HADLEY respectfully informs those suf-
Bifering from chronic 0pthalmia, general
~ termed INFLAMMATION OF THE EYE, Dim
ness OF Sight arising from injuries &C., liberation Of
the Eye or It's membranes from any and every
the result OF Fever, Measles Scrofula &C., either of
short duration or Of many years standing
U 'ie Is preparedto givo rellefand perfect cure;
or all money REFuNpRDl
References.
r. b. Harlan, Wilmington, o.; G. D. White, Will
mington; William Fullor, Wilmington; Isaiah Nor.
rls, Wilmington; J. NJ. Haworth, Wilmington; David
Fisher, 9Th ST. Cincinnati, o.; II. Simonton, Colum-
bus, o.; D.. MeLane, E. Liberty, Logan county, o.;
Col James Houston, ,JeGersonville, Ohio; John White
Bonneville, Ohio; George Hanawalt, Bonneville, o,
~Aomas Coddlngton, Hiilsborough R. r.; F. A. Nc
Dowell, @. W Il 2. r. r.; Lcvi Smith, Washington
ohlo Jamcs Purcell, do Ohio; David Hitch and Robt
Lowry, Lancaster, Ohio.
0alce In Wilmington, Ohio. Oct. 95.-3m.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-01
RAILROAD NOTICE !
ID N. TIIoMPsON--lIerchant Tailor,
AMANDA, OHIO,

Has Just opohed beautiful assortment of
Cloths, CnssiIieres and Vostings,
All ofwhch has been selected with great care, and
with special reference to tho wants aid tnsto Of this
community and which he Is prepared TO manufacture
10 orderand is prepared TO make the best FITS n the
latest style UTAn his work will be warrantedl
He is also now manufacturing every variety of
CLOTHING,
which he will SELL AS Low as the same quality of
Goods and work can purchased at any other estab
nshment. His Clothing is manufactured under his
own supervision, and Ia consequently superior TO that
which Is brought from other places.
The public respectfully solicited TO call and OK
anime his Stock;--and while thankful for the liberal
patronage he has enjoyed no assures his old custo
mers and ohors, that he will labor give general
satisfaction both In the quality and price his goods
and work. B, w. THOMPSON.
Amanda, October 25, 1855. a5f