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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-16
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PUMPS! pUMPS!! PuMPs!!I
D RoCKEY, afterAn experience Of fourteen
D. ysarsin the manufactpre ofPnmps, and a tho
rough investgaton into their durability, fsoiS eonh'
dent he Can now recommend bis Ff'
Superior Fancy Mood Pump
as being surpassed by none Manufactured IN tb re.
gion Of country. Having been Thoroughly tested by
have been unanimousy pronounced superior 10 all
others-andfar surprising the Chain Pump in dara'
bility, will promptly atendio all ordersgvep yor.
and durable Pump viii please call, feels eohf-
dent thatl can ropder entire satisfaction. None arc
genuine except those manufactured by the urdeE'
iiH IioeOls. sSSs Msysi II ISIS DIR RockEY
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-16
TO PARMEHS.

"TANTED Immediately 9GoB bushels Of CORN in
Nv the ear for which fash Sltt be paid on delivery
al ;Ls Lancaster Depot Of the c. W q q Bail Road
ALFRED WATTS.
Morrow. Ohio Jan. 4, 1sS5-25u
UPMr Miner freight Agent Will receive snG n
sor the Corn,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-16
IsE,soVAL.
In q. ~ DAVIS.

~ building ormerlv occupied hy John Stallsmiih,
F,o snntb sfds Of Main Street. doors west of DR..
Krasidsr;. ra,,denee October ls. Is5s-23
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-16

TaE PosrMAsfEa knr HIs TALENTED Co
PARTNER WAxETH WARN AND WISH A FEW
QUEsTIoHs. Constitution of the State
of Ohio, Article /. section le. says:
"AlI courts shall be open, and every
person for an injury done him in his land.
goods, person or reputation shall have
remedy by due course Of Law, and justice
administered without denial or delay"
The Sag Nicht Locofoco Convention at
Columbus, on the eighthof January last,
nominated GoV. AsdiR and posse and a.
dopted asa par: OF their platform the fol.
lowing resolution:
Res0ipcd, That We will labor for the G.
lection of Democratic majority in the
General Assembly Of Ohio pledged to the
following measures. ......
- L. 1Abaw Withholding the rcmldies Of our
Sfats Courts from such Banks or Bankers
as refuse TO pay their taxes according to
the Constitution and Laws OF the State Of
Ohio =,
Now we aro not the apologists of any
mah 6f set of mon, whether as Banks,
Bankers, Postmasters, or Editors. Every
good citizen Of the State should pay his
just proportion oflts burdens. But as you
desire, we ask how any set of men sworn
10 support the "Conslitution of the State Of
ohio' could consistently pass alaw "with'
olding tho remedies ofout State Courts
from any man or set OF men who should
refuse to pay his or their taxes il the face
OF the aboTc section Of the Constitution, and
next. after you lave such law passed how
would yen carry it into force. fyou can
reconcile your resolution with the Consti-
tntien OF Ohio we shal! be glad to have
YOU do it. When thati is done we have
"a few more questions, not exactly ofthC
same nature, but very similar, toask.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-16
nv IA q sAcci
r. G. pEETZ

x-za "a ID REsPEcTFULl.Y y informsthe ctti.
~ ~ gems of Fairfield ouht! thnthe haE
E2f=S<>fsT+ recently put .ui, new CnrrinRe Shop,
w i,ameiid's pin fHs rear If RhhsS LaitE'
Eerdrare Store. Centre 5HsV. LdHsssfsr OSiS. where
he will constantly keen ou hand apd manufacture
ordereyery varct. Of veIitle IL his iifei
F-PRepaidhg done short Eonee' and the -
avorable terms. PES. l4, ISJ<-as .
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-16
PrOecedlnss OF the Executive Council.
Executive CourcIL RooNs.
CoLuMBus, Aug. 8. 1855.

= - 20 -
At q meeting ofthe Executive Council
Of the State of Ohio, held in the Gig Of
Columbus on the 7th and 9th Of August,
the following proceedings were had and
ordered to be published in the .papors Of
the State!
The subject Of our existing relations. to
tho National Council and the proposed Ma
tional American Convention. was referred
to special committee. who presented the
following Report, Which, ca motion. was
adopted: -e
WHEREAS, The State Council Of Ohio,
tits session in Cleveland, on the 5;h of
June last, published 10 the world plat.
form of principles. wherein it declared that
Slavery is local and not national, and that
lit was opposed to its extension, or increase
| in territory orpoiitical power
And. WHEREAS. The National Council,
at its late session in the city of Philadel
lphia, adopted platform recognizing the
principle that Slavery Was national in its
character, and thereby virtually commit.
ting the Order to extension
And, WHEREAS, Tho, delegation, from
Ohio, as well as / other States, protested
against the PRONUNCIATION Of such senti-
Fmcnts as being at variance wiki true A
mericanism, whose first principles are civ
| il. religious and personal liberty-Thete
fore, be it
1st. ResolOed, That we; tho Executive
Council of Ohio, in behalf Of, ahd e&er-
cising the rights Of the State Council du-
ring the interim Of its sessions, do hereby
Lreaifirm the action of the State Council at
Cleveland in the adoption Of the platform
there made and published.
Cd ResoiUed, That we heartily indorsc
and approve of the action Of our delegates
to the late National Council, intheir bold
aud manly vindicalion of the true princi-
pies of the American Party.
81. Resotpcd, That this Council pro-
coed 10 the election Of % delegates to nt-
tend the National Convention Of the A
-. ....:: -; an PART 70 bv leid at such time and
place as may be de,ignaieduy tie Com
mittee appointed by the protesting mem
bprs Of the late National Council.
9TH. ReSotced, That the State President
be authorized to cali special m ;e:ing oil
the Executive Council as soon as possible
si,vi HE aGiournmcn! Of said Convention
to t,keis iat5 c1n.ilSration and deliberate
upon its action. and TO take such measures
and make such recommendations to tn
Order in reference d.crc.o, as they ma.
deem proper. y q s.~ -,- ....
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aEW CL0IH. Nc EBTABLIgHMINT.


TWAS ius, received and Is opening for sale 10 the
~ civ Of Lancaster, Oh Main street. Ut tbs we'll
Eaown stand iu Dr. shawk's Row. oPPosits O9orgS
Drug store, d large. beN aS s?isisl1 a.
,ka 20
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-16

On motion Of ]. Y. Guthrie, the follow
ing resolutians were adopted r.
1st. Resoioed, That under existing cir
cums.anccs We deem it ine&pedient to
nominate State ticket for the approach
ing election, but leave the matter for each
member Of the Order to vote as his con
science aud judgement may dictate.
2l Resolged, That we Recommend to
the members Of the Order, throughout the
State, To keep up and perfect their organ
izations, and to press forward i'm the great
work OF Americauizing America, by Sc
curing the nomination and election, in their
respective counties, to the State Legisla-
ture, Of men who will stand upon and in
dorse the platform Of the American party
In Ohio.
On motion of A. B. Norton, the follow
ing were adopted:
WHEREAS. certain newspapers are con
stantly quoting paragraphs and senti
ments from papers which they charge a
being our orgrns, and thereby endeavor t
make us responsible for, their sentiments
be it therefore ~
RESOLVED, That the American Order ii
Ohio has no organ, and does not hold it
selfresponsible for any sentiments OF prin
ciples, except those published oyer the sig
natures of officers Of the State Council.
THo'S SPooNER, Prest
JE. REESE, Ssc'y. fs7
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DEslnsDIn CITY Lor ron &XLr.'

u WILL sell Lot no. IS IN carpedter's addition to
The City of Lancaster, being the Lot directly oppo'
siie Ia tbe residence OF William NJ. Khl ead, ESQ.
This Lot slaEee aiid .igIbry fotHted, beis Que Of
tAs corner LoS IN me original Carpehier Plat ana
siinhie5 III tIe SontI;wes eoreF bgNndhe and Per-.
~ streets. near,be {. ". & z. L. K. Depot Terms
e.s- and tile wa.Ianled. Enquire o..
A GEORGE w. MAC ELROY, .
Martins Row two doors soptho OF Post odee'
= Lancaster, May u, 7,1e55-2
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-16

turiO sues III lie Ahl'hdI hluG
don't VIA LIVING Ci-
RAEFE and LIVING Rlll-
N0CERoS, besides q full col
llcEan OF other Wiid Beasts,
all in tho most pcritct L talth
ana condition.
qaE CIRCUS TROUPE
Consists Of the following &c
kaowlodged talent:
CioNH..t...... JiH MYgRs.
AliSs ROSA MADlGAN,
The l5arless. gTaccful aud bril-
liant American Artists, IN her
matches So scenes OF Equit.Itian.
Messr>. T. King, LeRue, W.
Armstrong. IL. i. Madigan,
Master alaGisan, Thompson aid
Prof. Nixon with his talented
Pupils in all taeir achieve
melts upon horseback GGd il
Gymnastics. r4 y
The following rare and beau
tiful Animals are among the
collection belonging 10 ttis
EXhihitioH':
A brazilian Tiger, or South
Ama siean iaSusr, tSo African
Leopards, two Enrih American
Baais, u pair Of English DeST,
a beauiifdl marked Zebra, q
Peruvian Lima, Il White Cam
rl, aKangdroo,-b9sid q va
rirty Of the Monkey Tribe. Par
r0ts, Pelieans, Sw4i.s, Birds oi
Parpdise, ole, etc.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-16

Admission to tho Conbinca
Exhibitions IS CENTS.
Children urler . sears OF aGe
halt price.
puars opsn st2and : O'Clock
Performance Ia cnmmenco al
halfpagt ? and q iart1f 70 &.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-16

U-PThe Equipment and gen.
eral nut a. or both the MSnage-
rie and Circus Troupes, have
b!eG got up this seasun IN n
STYLE ofeleganee and a rrofa'
sion of costly decorations hi.h'
ortn unprecedented.
Tho Riders and GymnaStiC
Ariist3, a. full description ui
whom will be Gnuud in The bills
are all belonging 10 the FRS
rla@ OF taeir prlfession, o.
both sexes. 1ud are Known and
distinguished as the
.tSTAR 'PIRnWTnEij
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-09

PRoscRIPrIoS RECOMMENDED - The
Portsmouth Wal Globe, a rabid adj.
ministration press, in its issue Of April
18th. recommends the removal Of all
the workmen at the Gosport Navy
Yard, and on the public works through.
out the country. whobelie,e that Ame-
ricans should rule America. IL says:
We 70 for aud advocate the reno
sal Of all who hold place under the 60
,crnmrnt who belong 70 the midnight
order. We believe this now 10 be the
general sentiment d AL who do not be.
long to the order. and il the persons
in powcr do not at once carry out the
wishes Of thusc who placed them there,
they ought to lose their confidence and
support"
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THE MARKETS.

Petersburg, May 3.
corroS. Sales at 81 c.
TopAcco.-Lugs 81 IS 6 IS; Leaf
.. az els.
WHEAr.-Wc quote common TO fair
80 80 lol good to prime at - 81 !
a 50 so.
CoRN.--Sales at o. c.
fLouR.-snperfne slil. Extra y,
family SD
GrASo.--Peruvian $50; Mexican 30
a s35; Super Phosphate % Lime so.
Fayetteville. May 8.
Candles--FayettcyIlle Factory l9c.
Adamantine so a. 55c.
cotton-1I ass c.
Flour-Cross Q 90; super6ne 9 so.
feathers-42 a. 45c.
Cotn-l O5 a I 10.
Molasses-Cuba 27l ~ 90; n. Or.
leans 40 a. 90.
Whisky s. Goo.
Wilmington, Nav I.
Candies. TaIlow 10 a "a; Adamantine =
30; sperm s5 q SO.
/ Coffee. lava Is rs, Laguayra ID IL;
/ RIO ~ a ~.
/ Flou. Wilmington ard Fayetteville in
sreciion, super siO,25 1880; family I'll
i 90.
MoIas.es. cuha a. IS; n. Orleans % .
n.
sugar brown 5as; Loaf and CRUSHED
IOali
Norfolk, May s.
FLouR.-Super6ne ELI a I'd; tx.
fra sllaa12; Family ~ Is.
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We see by the Court Records, that the two
couniereiters, White. Of Buirilo, and Lawrence
Of EpPing. n. II. have been placed under ten
thousand dollar bonds. each, for making and
selling. limitations Of Arms CHERRr Pscro-
AL. This is right II the Law should protect
men from imposition At al, il should certainly
protect them from being imposed upon by worth
less counterfeit ofsuch medicine a. Ayers Cher
~ fectoral. We can only complain that the
punishment il not half enough. The villain,
who would. for pailry gain, deliberately trife
with The health Of his fellow man, by taking
from .u.eir lips. the cup Of hope, when they are
sinking, and Substituting a faisehood-an utter
delusion. should he punished at least as severely
ss he Who eounlerfeiis the coin Of his country.
Green Co. Banner, CaTr0atOa, III.
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A SNAKE YomITED BY CHILD.-0n
the morning of the 10th Of April, DIR.
Howard, oil Warrenton. was called to
prescribe tor little child. about six
years of age, Of the Rev. Thomas g.
Lowe, who, with his family, was on a
temporary visit to the house Of Nathan
Milan. Esq, Of this county. The child
had previously had one or two chills,
but was by no means i'll, and the DAG
ter prescribed Quininc. Suon after
DE-. Howard left Mr.. MiIuna's, the child
had an ordinary hcmorrhage from the
nose, followed By vomiting, during
which il elected from its little stomach
dead snake about i've inches long. full.
" developed. with red tongue pro.
truding from the mouth. Decomposi.
ton had commenced at the extremity
Of the tail OF the snake. There is no
mistake about the fact, for the Rev.
Mr.. Lowe and perhaps others saw the
snake yomitcd from the stomach of the
child. We are glad to learn that the
child is entirely recovered from any
indisposltion. Harrenton Netrs.
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N OFFICE.

YHE exercises ofthe present session Of Rem
= MoUETAIs FEMALE ACADEMY will close
with public Examination on the llth and
18th Of June.
Addresses from one or more distinguished in
dividuals are expected ON the occasion. Patrons
especially, and the public generally, are request
ed To attend.
The next session will commence the second
Thursday in July. Terms as follows:
Primary English branches, ESQ
Grammar and Geography. 1900
Algebra and Philosophy, 1880
Latin, Greek, or French, with other
branches, 1900
Embroidery. 800
Music, $500
GEO. w. JONES,
Chm Of Executive Com.
May Isl, 1855. s5.-S
CT The Spirit Of the Age and N. G. Stand
ard will copy, and forward bills 10 MI. John r..
Bailey.
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sandy Hook. May Z.
The steamer Atlantic has just pas, This
port, going up To New York. Isend YOU
she following abstract 81 her news. which
embraces London aud Liverpool dates TO
The 23d nllimo.
The yienna Conference has been bfok.
en- OF. Russia having rejected The demand
of the Allies. The rupture took plare NJ.
lcr he twelfth session. Lind John Rus-
eel aud ~. Drouyn de l'lluys had lel'
Nienna.
There are strong indications that Aus
tria will now refuse 10 arl against Rus
sIa.
The new British loan has been taken by
die R,Ihscbilds in RiOO consol. ii Ids.
6i., IN The shape Of an annuity terminus.
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Die in !ha.y years. The taxes have beer

bic in thirty years. The taxes have been
increased.
The Emperor Napoleon. accompanied
by The Empress, has been awfek in Eng
land, and immensely glorifed. Ii is ru.
mored that England assenls 10 Louis Ma
poleon taking command Of The Allied army
1 in The Crimea. This. however,.is regard,
ed as very doubtful.
The bombardment 81 Sebaslopol, with
five hundred guns. commenced on The
9th. and was continued incessaDllv up Ia
the 18Th. al which time nm assault was
moi deemed practicable, hut Inc inlenlion
was TO storm the place IL possible.
New York. May 4.
The steamer Atlantic has arrived al
her wharf.
Parliament assembled on the l6lh. The
estimates for the expenses Of Government
for the year is eighly-six million pounds.
The revenue is estimated at six-ihree
millions three hundred and ihirly-nine
thousand pounds.
The visit Of the Emperor and Empress
Of France created a perfect Juror Of ex.
element The Emperor made speech
on the occasion Of his reception BY the
Lord Mayor Of London, gave grea, salts
f.cii0n.
From the seat Of war we learn that.
during the first Two days OF The. lombard.
mrnl. the fire Of The besiegers WAS superior
10 that Of tho city. and much. damage was
done TO the Russian works.
During The night of The 18Th the LEFT
attack Of the Allies obtained considers
BILE advantage over The Russians, who
were twice dslodged from strongly for
llfied position. which remained in the
hands OF French. The possession Of llls
position enabled lie Allies TO foriify the
summit Of The Issine. which is Of great
importance.
Goilschakoif has published an address
10 The garrison. in which he states that
matters look encouraging 10 The hesIeged.
II Is said that since The siege began five
of The seven admirals Of he Russian nrel
in Sebas'opol had either died Of wounds
or been killed.
The operations Coz strengthening llie
Russian iorls in tie Baltic were going
iuwafd with great ACTIVITY, aud one hum
dred and twenty thousand troops were
concentrated in The Russo Baltic Provin-
ces. Most Of The British advance squad.
ron was detained in the Great Bell b.
the ice.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-09

COMPLEMENTARY. - The Richmond
Examiner, Democratic paper, speak
ingo the proposed acquisition Of Cuba,
says
That its purchase Or acquisition
will be the great question in the Pre-
sidential campaign Of 1856. we enter
tain no question, unless prevented BY
the gross incompetency and wretched
Encouragement Of the present admins
trati0n."
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The news ron Europe. which we sub-
JOIN. furnishes painful soInlion 10 pro-
raeied aud anxious suspense. The h"pe
of peace whicI, many had hung upon The
Vienna Conference has arI. The Ton.
lrienee has ended. as We lesud u would
end. abonisely. aud in lis stead Is leil only
IL. gloapIy prospecl Of indefinite VAT
a war ~ whose character aud issues no.
thing can be seen bat lis terrific grandeur
and ils unhesrd-of carnage. les. one
thing more may be predicted. namely.
thai she Wat viii nov spread 10 other ~.
tons. aud probably embrace Ill Europe IN
IL hi"ody vortex.
The news is Thai The yanug Empcfot
III IlassIa refused 10 rcce,le rom The ground
taken ~ liz late lalhcr 10 the Inlcrpreta.
lion Of lie four points made the basis 81
spaci6csliou; thai he refused Tie Ultima.
an .f ihe ~ g, aud Tie breaking up u
The Conlerense followed. u course.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
In Equity-March Term, 1855.
1.emueI LYNCH.

In Equity-March Term, 1855.
Lemuel Lynch,
gs.
Charles N. B. Evans and wife Elizabeth, and
Thomas G. Young.
Petition TO sell Real Estate.
1T appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court,
that the defendant, Thomas q. Young. is
mol an inhabitant Of this State It is therefore
ordered and decreed, that advertisement be made
in the Hillsborough Recorder for six successive
weeks, notifying said defendant Of the filing Of
said petition, and that unless he appear at the
next term of this Court, TO be held at the court
house in Hillsborough, on the second Monday
Of September next, and plead answer, or demur
to said petition, the same will be taken pro con-
fesso as to him, and sci down for hearing er
purfe.
Witness. o. F. Long. Clerk and Master of
our said Court of Equity. at Office in HILLSIDE
rough, this I'd Monday Of March, A. d. 1855.
o. F. LONG, C. & ME-.
April 20. Price adv. $3.50. s5-6w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-09

IT sHorLp M UNIVERSALLY KSowS-for
Il Is stticily iue-ihai indigestion is the parent
Of large proportion Of The fatal diseases. Dye
EMERY, disrrhra. cholera mor,us, liver complaint
and many other diseases enumerated IN the city
inspectors weekly catalogue Of deaths, sre gem
Grated by Indigestion alone. Think a that. dys-
pepiies think o. il. 81 who suffer from disor-
drfed s,omachs. and if you are ~iIlingio he guild
FL ~ advice, founded upon experience. resort n
nnre don't delay dayl % Hoohand's German
Buirfs, prepared ~ DR.. q. ". Jackson, which
a. an slieraiiye. cusIise. and inyigorant. stand.
alone and unspproached. General depot, 10
Arch Street. We have tried these Biiiers. snd
know that they are excellent for The diseases spe
Cited above. Philadelphia City lem.
- See advertisement
April, 1855. s3-iu
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suoAR--Brown. Porto Rico, 6 81,
N. Orleans 81 &C.
MoLAssEs-Cuba "a c.; N. Orleans
80 a 81 4.
cOrrrn-Laguira III a 70 G.; Rio
10a Ill.
GUANo.-Peruvian $48.
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Bank Notice.

ROCKS for subscription to the Capital sioci
of the Bank Of Wilmington are now open a,
Trolinger's Hotel in Graham, and will remain
open fol sixty days from the I'd day Of April
1855, under the direction of
PLEASANT A. HOLT, D ro,.
H. c. TROINGER,
Graham, April l6, 1855. SO
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-09
Equity Sale.

0c3esx PURSUANT TO a decree Of the
tIxSsr Count Of Equity Tor Orange county.
sTS made At March Term, 1885, shall
<-1s1s oiIer for sale, on The premises. on 81.
turday Tie 10Th Of May next. Two Tracts u
Land belonging 10 Mslissa DUNGEON, situated
On The waters of Little River, and adjoining The
lands o. William Blalock and others.
Terms, twelve months credit. The purchaser
giving bond and approved security. T'hIo fe.
served until the purchase money Is paid.
q. y. LONG, c. & ME-
Anil 23j, 1855. si4-iw
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-09
Spring and Summer Clothing,
Handsome, Good, ard Cheap.

Handsome, Good, ard Cheap.
II EvIN CARMICHAEL, Merchant Tailor,
II having recently purchased in New York
large assortment Of Spring end Summer Goods.
Is enabled TO offer 10 his patrons choice selec-
would specify only the following;
Fine French Cloths and Cassimeres,
of all descriptions, and Of the latest
styles and
Fine French Vest Patterns, Of Mar
settles and Figured Silks.
These goods are Of superior quality; and, hay.
ing been bought cheaper Than ever before, will
be sold corrcspondingly cheap.
lie wculI alo state, that be has laid ~ an
assortment 81 The finest and best Trimmings foI
Gcn,Iemcn's Cloihing, that the New York mar.
krt would afford.
O. The very latest styles Of Paris and
New York Fashions, both in Drawings
and Paintings. have been received, and he 8
prepared 10 make Up tienllemcn's Clothing IN a
d,le which, for cut and finish, will compare with
any work either North or south.
AZ properly connected with his business, he
has laid IN carefully selected assortment Of
RIEDYsliADE CJpIIIiSEi,
which embraces every article needed for gen.
lleman's wear. Though some merchants have
made this "a branch Of the Dry Goods trade.
Il Is but fair 10 presume that one whose business
il i 10 work IN cloth, would he better able "a
Judge Of the cut and make u clothes. and there
lore les liable 10 impose upon his customers ihs
himsy productions a " sIvp shops Cor good ant
i fashionable work, ihsn those who are les espc'
ricnccd IN the business. TO The public he wCuli
sas a. men q sense, judge ye.
/ liiiisboiourh. MAY I. -
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rrAss SPRING and SUMNER MEDI.
CINE. Carriers spanish Mixture stands pre-.
eminent above al Others. IT. singulahy eff.
caeious sciion on the blood; i,s strengthening
and yivifyin qualities; is tonic action on the
Liver: is tcndaacy 10 dive Ill humon 10 the
surface ilereby cleansing the system according 10
Natures own prescription. IL harmless, and Al
the same time extraordinary good effects. and
the number Of cures testified 10 Nv many 81 the
most respectable citizens % Richmond, Va. and
elsewhere. must Ne conclusive evidence that there
il no humhug about Il. The trial " single
boue will satisfy The mos, skcPiical q is bcne.
fiis. See advertisement.
April, 1855. s3-im