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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-10

For the Ladies.
vSRESCH Kid White kid, English kid, Bronze Kid
IL and Velvet slippers. -. A ,,
Also. Kid, Congress, English and French ia''in.
n.s DAWSON, GRlaGi 90.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-10

TALLMAN & POWERS,
LAND AGENTS.
Office south side Of !y>cond Ssreet, tet,eeen
Rradg and Main.
improved Plra,, sity property and uhimprovci
land for sale commission.
f,rty acees ofiand situated on the blum and 4
half nile. Of Court ,ss, having apo tssver
nj dine viewsof ry.r The cheapest prJpe rty in the
vicinity Of davenport. Can DO bou2ht very tow by
applying soon.
Several ,sisAbic houses the city Tor ale cheap.
t.utrsvsd iisms in S1ott Inty ,ae ear Davenport.
Atars: quantity ofanimpYoved md in scott, Clin-
top, Coiaraud Muscati6e counties.
May III. 1855. TALLMAS 4 POWERS.
BOUNTY LANDS.
'lcrR nnd .rsi .ncd are now prepared to procure
I Land Warrants for all persons entitled to them
under the iats act Of Congress.
Land Warrants located in any o ceintbe state.
TALLMAN Il POWkRs
April ~. ts5s-d-if
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-10
e.. IT. WEBB,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUG STORE,

e. n. WEBB.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUG STORE,
2dst, 4dosrs Eat If Brady, South Sids.
! r have jnst received aud am openin. one of the
! i largest rri best selected stocks OF Drugs and
! Chemicals ever before ir1nght 10 this market, 10
which invite The attention of Physicians aud others
dealing in N lin I'd - vii I'm Offer the aboys ~
greatly reduced prices.
Tall and see for your.elye. before purchasing else
! where.
win pay particular attention to putting up phy.
1 clans prescriptions. e. 4. WEBB.
Oct 21th.
Brushes.
HAVE nnc assortment 81 Fancy Hair Brushes,
Combs, also large lot at Paint and other brushes,
o,t.. T. WEBB.
Quinine.
lNDU AMI for sale by
deter g. T. WkBB.
a. a BONES Window Gla.. of all sizes from 1x9
OO d. TO a','o, j" store and for sale BY y wpna
Glassware
4 FINE a,.nrtmsnt Of Druggist Glassware Of al
oets7 c. T. WEBB.
Coughs and Colds.
nR. AYERS Cherry Pectoral.
IL DR.. Rogers Liverwolt. and Tar
DR.. Johnson's Canadian Galtam, Fir.
Pa.!e, &c, &c, for by = r WIN,
u. .. Ii.
Teas.
4 fine lot Of Teas Of all kinds done u p in and
ID papers which will sell cheap in order to close
out. Eoct2. G. T. WEBB
Perfumery.
A LARGE assortment of VERY FINE PERFUM.
N ERY- Extracts. 6e., to which invit the atten.
ton OF the ladies. Fancy Soaps, &c, for sale by
oci27 c. T. WEBB.
Patent Medicines.
JUST RECEIVED,
Gross OF Rhodes fever and ague cure,
- Smiths Tonic,
"a doz OF DIR. DENIES fever and ngue cSermi-
nator raned to in four hours external APP
piiea,ion, tn; only ayt. in this city.
Gct27 c. r. WEBB
Is. PARKER. g. PARkER.
4. & C. PARKER.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-10
50 LOtS for 4alA.

We derriensd offer for sale 50 ssirsbls Iotsiu
their additions 10 Cry OF davenport. on libossi
.eame-a credit OF q and Year, Will BE- gives -
paItlcs sho will build this season.
'"he 'S'h. 1sSS COOK Z SARGENT.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-10

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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-29
Guardian Sale.

TBY virtue of an order of sale to me directed from
Is the Court of Probate in aud for the County Of
Fairfield and State of OHIO, will offer for sale III
public vendue On The 25tk dag Of .7Pri a. d. 1850,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. II. and o'clock
=. u. of said day. on the premises. the two undi-
vided equal third parts of the following described
real estate, that is 10 say-l!ing and being in the
county OF Fairfield aforesaid, beginning at the oath
boundary of section twcLt! six (2b), township twelve
Q2, range twenty eco in the ceDtre of the Zanesviile
AID MaysYille Turnpike Road; thence North 81 de-
grees, East 50 chains to post nearthe cast side Of
said road; thence West II " chains TO the section
line; thence North the section line 1913 chains to
the South west corner Of J. s. Hlmiltons lot; thence
Eastg7I chains TO post near the west side OF said
turnbke road; thence North O6 chans 10 point in
the centre of said Road thence East 10 - chains 10
stone in the line of James Norths and thence south
So chains to n stone; thence East II 81 chains to q
stone; thence South 81 chains to stone thence West
II 81 chains a stone; thence South % chains to
stone in the section line; thence West 1928 chanso III,
pIace of beginning containing forty nine (49) acres
more or less The above lands will he sold by me
the guardian of George w. Moore and Catharine
Moore who are minors, and each ented to one equal
undivided third part of said lands.
Terms of sale one third cash in hand, one third in
one year and the residue in two years, with Interest
from the day Ofsale secured by mortgage on the prem
iscs Each one undivided third appraised at S315r
669s. CASPEk J.. III, III IL *, Gaardiah OIL
GEORGE W. MOORE (mnors.)
ST1NcHcoNB & SHAW. Atty's., for Petitioner.
Also at the same time and place, will offer fol
sale the other undivided third part Of said premises
the Agent Of Moore. c. L. BITTLER.
March, %, ls55-jw45pfs6,OO.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-29
SPECIAL NOTICE TO OLD SOLDIERS.
BOUNTY LARD kGENCg,
WASHINGTON CITY.
ALExANnKn %. l.YANs.

ETOR several years connected with -sr raj Depart
e. Inebts Of tho General G0Yeriin,b ,bt, continues hi-
l Eounty Land Agency in W gsiIisiVh Guy, and
%tbA would call the attention OF Old soldiers
Szts1taBd their heirs, to The very low toms upon
-fs.zz. which he Prucures warr;nts under the nes
Bounty Land Law Of Conzresa. His arF..ugcmcLis
with the Departments, aud familiarity " il The mabaGc-
Of such viii enable him 10 procure war
raHtg with the least possible delay.
In addition to his experience, he possesses much
valuable record and dOcumeir! evlncnte an cTtaiE-
ing 10 the numerous classes of claims
lTTArmy Officers, Soldiers. Team .ters, Naval Of
dcers Seameu. Marinis. aud NuS1 Ct-rfs. (or mir
sHrriciRc ridos minor chidrCH) wIo served Ia tc
Revolutionary War, War Of Itl2. fiordH, or any al
the Indian Wars. for periDr Of not lees than fVFrfeeH
doFs are now entitled 20 Land Warrant for 100
Those whohaYe already received their 40 OF 70 acre
warrants are nOw entitled TO an additional qaGhtii!
(cqual TO 100 aeres.)
I-TRegulIr correspondents who prepare cases and
forward them TO my address, for management hcrc
will be literally dealt with
JrPA COURT OF CLAIMS having been created bS
Congress, before which, al PRWATE CLACs. nni pro-
yidcd for by law t. be presented for adjudication
Mr. Evans will undertake the management oIab! e'sr
before that euurt--fces to be agreed upon.
IT FEES ron PROCuRISH lASD WAREASrs:--(nHhoE
regard si-e) On original applications, oni! 81; FOL
increase 81.
RErERESs Es--Ton. l.. p. Waldo, Commissioner a
Pensions: John Wilson, Commissioner Of General
Land Ofice John NJ. ClaytOH U. 5. Senate: S.A Doug
ae, U. S.; John Bell, y. s.; J. N. Mason. L. S. Gen
Lews Cass. U. s.. Sam Houston, U. =; T. J. Rusk. L.
s.; W. H. Seward, and 10 the members NJ the thid!
third Congress. March 20, lejJ--JI
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-29

pies under which our country has risen
beyond all precedent to wealth, power aud
happiness; will not the editor do us the IA
vor to point us to some country. where Ro-
mish politics have produced their legiti-
mate fruits? We desire to sec what those
political principles have done for other
countries, before we exchange ours for
them. Perhaps he will tell us Of the pow
er and glory of MexicOl Possibly he will
tell us of the internal peace, wealth and
power of Spain or Portugal Or will he
inform us of the delight with which the
people of Rome submit to the political gov
ernment of "his Holness?"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-29
MAGAzEN FHANCAIs.
FamilyGrocOries, Quccnsware, Key

TNElLX G. sARBENCHoE has become proprietor,
n by purchase, OF the Grocery store Of IL. b. Hunter
4 Co.. 10 which he has just added largo aud superfna
variety of Family Groceries arriving and to arrive
from Cincinnati, and other mars. In making his pur-
chase he has had In view the accommodation OF his
friends and disseminating public, for all He
commends TO thes attention. among other articles at
prices that cannot fail TO give satisfaction.
CONTEMPORARIES Of all kinds for families and
parties.
Candies, Tarfagonia Almonds, English WalnIis and
BRAZILIAN Nuts, Figs and dates.
.Jellies, and Gelatine for JelEes. Prunes, &c.
OF Fams Groceries he will only mention Pull. pow
dered and crushed SUGAR, Nov Orleans do, TEAS,
Rio and Java cor FbE ices Molasses, Golden Syr-
up, French Chocolate, Mushroom WalnUIs, Tomato
Catsup, splendid lot OF Engi.sA Diary CbSsss, and
other articles TO numerous TO put down here
Not to forget, also Liquors, Brandy for sho sick end
conyaesoeut cigars years old snoaking ard chewing
TOBACCO, Powder and Shot for tho Sportsman.
lie will keep on hand ysriety Of Paints, YeyIfsA
and Jan an ofhis sen manu- factgre fer the trade.
Not len5t large and full assortment Of QHssHsvsrs,
Earthen spsre French and EnglsA GlssspoS, al
So Wooden rare Tabs, Baeksts. &c.
Fie hopes TO obtain fair shair ofthe public favop
I'm his neg undertaking. and looks for ths appreciation
and patronage ofhsf sfss0ras Having been compelled
10 rinqush his former Sriles asinIuiIOusto health,
ia will make air trial Of Ills, ~ scr if win frosf
his nurso AZ en Az his heah II the experiment, IA
which ne will devote his undivided atcntion does noh
snecosd he win be able he irults 10 Sevelh public n
some other useful capacity: .
May blsSt. FELlA Q. bAhhsNOhVAs
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-29
"Oh! Consistency"

The Eagle has frequently made merry
over what it termed "the inconsistencies
of the editor of the Gazette" but since its
marriage to the anti-American, Roman
Catholic secret order of Sag NIGHTS, we
suppose it'can now find ample material in
its own household to develop its mirlhful
propensities. Before the election last Fall
the Eagle was particularly down" on
secret organizations and its columns teem-
ed with anathemas directed at all who be-
longed tothem;b but change has come over
the spirit of its dream, and we now find
this beautiful specimen of Consistency"
engaged in not only waking up the preju-
dices and fostering the diecontent of afor-
e;gn population, but actually forming them
into secret political clubs, in order TO put
down those American principles which
are possessed by the "American Party"
and substituein their place, the accursed
influence of Foreignism and Jesutism,
with their long train of corruptions and
evils.
But really it is enough to have made old
Phocion himself, who, tits said, never was
known to have indulged in a smile, laugh
right out, with real hearty shake-of-the-
sides explosion, to hear these old, palsied,
willy, wire. working, puppet-dancing, thin
ble-riggng partisan leaders preaching a.
gainSt "secret political lsocieties" of Native
born Americans and at the same time be
the prime movers in ''Secret political or
ganization Of Foreigners and Catholics" !"
thus claiming privileges for aliens and
Catholics that are denied the "Native
sons of Liberty" tits, indeed. enough te
make the leanest dispeptic in existence
laugh himsellinto full fatness? Beyont
all question, it is the best illustration to be
found on record of the meaning of that of
repeated saying-"Satan reproving SIM
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-29

EE As last resort to regain political
ascendency in this county, the Eagle has
employed certain hangers on, expectants,
and defeated politicians to furnish its col
umns communications purporting to come
from ceceding Know Nothings. Now we
have no hesitancy in pronouncing these
statements base forgeries, just such for
geries as were given to the public through
the New Hampshire Patriot, just such
forgeries as were given through the col
umns Of the Cincinnati Enquirer, prior tc
the election in New Hampshire and Ohio
The communication in the last Eagle sign
ed JEFFERSON, was written by a lawyer il
this city who has not moral stamina e
nough to give character to his assertions
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-29
What Say You!

Now that the editors of the Ohio Eagle
have acknowledged that fifteen cents per
quire is fair and honest remuneration for
printing assessors blanks, will they re-
store the county all they formerly receiv-
ed above. fifteen cents? Come, gentlemen,
new Court House, new Market House
and a new Poor House will shortly have
to be erected at the expense of the tax
payers of the county, and they would
doubtless be "much obliged for that snail
change" every little helps" Fork il
over!
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-29
RcUNTY LAND WARRANTS.
pTrISVIC SALE.

will sell al Public Sale at the SWAN HOTEL. in the
h city of Lancaster. Thursday, March
2nth. 1855, the following personal property towit;
Stands , Bureaus, Is Looking Glasses, large Nit
ror 60O Yards Carpetine, Side Tables Dining Ia
bes, Centre Table, Kitchen Tables. SetieeS.
Lounge, Book Case, Desks, Close Press, Cook
ing Stove and pipe. PaTlor Stove and Pipe, large
Cannon Stove and pipe. l. dozen Chairs, dozen eae
bottom Chairs lOi ofwash Bowls and Pitchers large
lotof Dishes, Castorsand Cuttlery. Il lot of Window
Curtains LOT of Shoves and TonGs,a lot ofcoa Boxes,
3large HogsIeads and lot Of Barrels, Bottles and Be-
cnntsrs, Lamps and Candle Sticks Clocks, Water
Urn lot oflioss, Cow, and alot Of other articles
too numerous 10 mention.
Sale to commence at O'Clock OF said day, and con-
tjnue from day 10 day, until all sold. Terms made
known on DAY Of sale. DANIEL STUMP.
Lancaster. March Is. 1865.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-29
Adminis1ratol,. sac.

RToTiCEs is hereby given that the undersigned ms
U AimiBistratOrde de b0His nan OF Zerhenl-h Allen,
deceased by virtue OF AN osdcr of the Probate COnrt
of Fairfield county. will Offer for sale at the court
house door Saturday. the estk dag Of gr 1855, at
10 O'Clock the following described Real Estate. situate
in said county. towit: lot No. O. iA Caters
first addition to the town Of Lancaster, being part Of
Oui-Iot No. six (G) Bank addition. East Also part
Of lnot number six 90 in CaTtsr's addition to tue
town Of Laucastsr beginning at the N"rlhWe1 corner
Of said l-LOt No. t. Bank Alley: thence East alorg
the line OF said Alley fifteen i5l feet thence south
parallel with the West boundary limo OF said Lot 10
Main Street, thence West fifteen (i5) feet to said on
gnal West boundary line, being the Southwest corner
of the aforesaid Lo thence North along said Western
boundary line TO the place of beginning being also
part OF Lot No. six (Gj of the Bank addition, East Of
Lancaster Appraised it 3JU0. Title clear.
Tergis of saIe-0nethird in hand. one third In one
year. the residue in two years with interest on deferred
d aNmeLts HENRY GiNGHER. Adn'ior.
| March 90-5w47 ALFERD WILLIAMS, Attorney.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-29
co1rRRcfhL IErRILIeRHCI.
Lnncneter r1nrkets.

GAZETTE oYrIcE, March 20. ls55.--our
quotations this morning are as follows:-
wheat, l,60. Flour, 900 per barrel;
Corn, so; Rye, 80; Oats, 28a30c;
Buckwheat, $50 per 100 5bls; Clover
seed $50; Timothy seed, 5a4,oO; Pota-
tees, I,50, Flax seed. cal,Oo; But
ter, 12a15c; Eggs, l0cents,' Salt, 2.G0a2.-
rs; Beans, 200; Soaps. 5a6c: Coffee,
13a15c; Tea, 50caio0;-~AOlssses, 30
a37c; Vinegar, 18a25c; Tobacco, 9as5c;
Hay. Q, 9,O0al 100. TallOw Iok per brl
Whisky, SOC.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-29
The Report

OF the Committee appointed to measure
the footprints on the roof" was not
handed in in time for our last issue. The
committee ascertained, beyond doubt, that
the aforesaid "foot prints" were made by
the same gentleman that stole the poll
books Of the last October election. The
Eagle will please comment. We can't
do the subject justice.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-29
MooLnN rACTonY FoR sALE.

yNyuE un1ersigned would respectfully announce 70
The citizens Of Fairfield ard adjoining counties,
that he desires TO sell at private sale The WOoten
Fairseld county Ohio. The machinery Is principally
NEW ana In FIRST RATE RUNNING ORDER aud
does work equal to any In the country and has large
rnn Of fcustom There is connected with the Factory
n GOOD and convenient Dwelling House, contain
A ing four rooms and also foHT finely situated lots
gasl The ont buildings are numerous and conveuient
Persons desirous Of making good bargain in this
kind OF property, would do well TO come and examine
said premises. JONATHAN X. NlEsSEt
Hayensport, 0ctoberS, lest-ea
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-29
LANCASTER. rTACnTNE EOuNRRY

X DEVoLis prepared TO furnish all kinds Of EAM
IN. ENGINES, upon short notice and At Cincinnati
and Pil.sburg prices.
Also, all kinds of Mil Gearing, Hosting Screws,
Regulating Screws Jack Screws Ful!er's Screws and
Cider Screws.
Mil Spindles Of cast iron wrought.
Bales and Drivers, &C., sc.
fIe will also furnish the PARKER WHEEL TO suit
any head Of WATER and with either iron wood shaft.
Also the ATKINSON WHEEL fit up above. The
patent on the Parker Wheel has expired and conse-
aucntly they con be had much cheaper.
He also continues TO make DEVOL'S THRASHlNG
MACHINES, and keeps lot constantly on hand; war
ranled the best in Ohio.
AIthe above articles WILDE made with especial caro-
and by the best work men. and will he warranted.
All kinds OF repairing done upon the Shortest notice
He also keeps constantly on hand, ALL KINDS OF
CASTINGS, usually kept in Foundry. He has com
pleted his front shop that those who call can exam
Inc his work.
The known quality of the work done at this cstab-
shment for many the best guarantee tlat
In future the subscriberwi labor 10 desire inc pat
IancasleT' Nav 10. 1854. G.. DBvoL.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-29
Loss of the steamer BuIletin,with Twen-
ty-fve Lives.
New ORLEANS, March &c.

NEW OhLLANo, hldTOII ~U'
The steamer Bulletin was totally des-
troyed last Saturday below Lake Provi-
dence, together with her cargo, consisting
of 8, 500 bales of Cotton. Twenty-three
of the crew and passengers were burned
or drowned.
Among the passengers lost are J. B.
Williams, New York; Jasper Brown, of
Friarsport; Grille Hill; of Nashville; B.
Hardworker. of Memphis; and W. 0.
Ferguson, of Tennessee.
The lady passengers and officers were
all saved.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-29
LAND FOR SALE.

ygyfIR undersigned offers for sale Eighty Acres
of L4and, located in Hooking Township, "a
miles West Of Lancaster, on the Turnpike, described
as follows: il being the West half Of the Southwest
Quarter of Section No. 1G, Township No. "a in Range
- No. 10. Improvements consist OF TWO 81
lii DWELLING HOUSES and STABLE good ~
-.h SPRING handy to the Dwelling, a GOOD -
YOUNG ORCHAHD Of grated Fruit, Fifiy Acres
cleared under cultivation. Whole Eighty Acres IN
der good fence the other Thirty Acres we'll timbered
! nic. SagaT Orshlri. two n:Vtr-fdiiuy streams OF
wafer passing through the farm. The price OF the above
laGd i $50 per acre. two fbonsand dollars IN hand hs
balance In twoannuai payments with interest
For further particulars apply 70 the slbscnhtr living
on the premises. WILLIAM NJ. TANLOR'
February /. l2Jj-39F
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-29
REMOVAL.
zINK q BISH,

VEToul.D respectfully inform their customers,
Wv the csizena gcnerally, that they have REnoVED
their Establishment 10 The Norh Etc of Main Strcalio
the room formerly occupied By the P1iadslpAia Csn-
sissioa stors, where they are prepared 70 furnish
Fresh Bread, IsusiSs, Cakes & Crackers
Ar ALL TIMEs AND IN ALL skAsoNs.
We have claployed the ven bosl sofkmen IA oas
nne % businoss, and will sell n wholesale and retail
at the t0Desf prices.
We are determined 10 give genenai satisfaction. All
orders from country f0r hrrad. Cakes Soda But
ter. Water and Boston Crnekeru, viii be protnpuy
lilcA. Give Us q eail. -
! Lancaster, March 81, 1854. llNh biShs
y. u. We also Keep on hand general assortment Of
FAMILY GROCERIES, which will be seld a. ne
lowest rates. ZINK q Bish
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-29

ET About the time our neighbors were
"going to press" last week the telegraph
broke" consequently they failed to get a
full report ofthe result oftbe New Hamp-
shire election. Wehave great sympathy
for their misfortunel
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-29
TksIIIONADLE miLLlNEgYl

VHJE would particularly invite the attention II onr
Wv Iedy readers. who intend visiting Cincinnati
this SprHg Summer. 10 the extensive stock VI Mrs
J. a. HENDERSON. late
NA EssS. RECss,
s>D CoHsistngOf
yH-rfBOr.lcIs. Tsfbb1HE, Flowers and
TriTsuJlf f.s oftis latest Paris New York Il. les.
Her stock Is Is far ibe LARGEST ~ the ,ity. aud Is
kept r0n=taHtiy full by DafLY ARRIVALS from the
East of the Vepes, Pattern B0asei4. EHgsh SsSass.
Sniss 7HSeaH oad Safa Brnid~ BiOFd aaf ErSHek La
ecs. together with the most choice B0sNEJ. - and
TRlAaixG RlBBoNs. and FRKs' II AeTigicI.L fLowEus
ported: all Of which she will -c - per cont. lover
than any otheF ia Cincinnati Her store is
No 90 FIFTH STREET. between Lin q Plum.
Cincinnati, March 30, ,Is5j-lyG
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-29
HEsII ARRIVAL OF GROCERIES
AT %IB
CITY GROCERY STORE!
=. CEBEIErN,

Ore Door East sT tire HoetiHg Ygilsy BaHk, Ssuh II
.Hgia Street, Lcrsasfer, Ohio.
" ESP2CTPU LILY solicit She attention Ofhis friend,
: and customers. ard ell that may want Groceries
~ who vii be kind - give him rail, both from
the cts and cCubry 10 my superior and complete stock
Of rocerle ist received, embracing In part the fol-
JAVA and RIO COFFEE; Young. Hysen,
SD Black ard Imperial TEAS; New Orleans Sugar,
.l.9<% Loaf Crush cd ard Pilyerizci; Rice, Golden
- u Svrap. s. II. syrup :. II. MclHsses. y. Orleans
do. Oranges, Lemons Ratsnns-. Figs. Pruin. Almonds
Pacous Filbert- Coco Nus and Brazil Nuts, ,bred Beet
Dried Tongues and Cineiarah Cured Jiams, English
ary Cheese and w. z. CTcsm do: Spice, Cinnamon,
Cloves sufmes, Mace. Alstice, Pepper and Ginger,
Sal soda cr Tartar Salspri Starch, Sailpeter, Ext
Ioywood Indigo. Isdder. Alum. etc., etc.
Soar Candles. Tubs, Buckets, Broons, Wash Bords,
Bask els. etc. etc. q,
a fine lot Of Chewing Tobacco, also smoking do and
cioars. Wines and Walker's Burton Pale Ale, cener-
al stock OfSouOns, Toys and great many Other aIeies'
Nay !, 1854. ii. A. GEbbLElH'
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-29

ETWinter is still lingering in the lap
of young Miss Spring" Such familiarity
at this season of the year is decidedly out
of taste to say nothing about prudence.
In the name of all the pretty little girls in
the city we protest, yes, yes, we protest.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-29
r.0OKING GLASSES.

H AN at all times prepared to furnish LOOKING
3 GLASSES in Mahogany. Walnut or Rosewood
Frames, Looking Glass Plates, Pictures Frames, dc.
Also Gilt Fame, Glasses of all sizes and styles,
Portrait Frames, Picture Frames, and general as
mud retail nj the lowest prices. J.C. GEST.
No o West Fourth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
March a IS55-i4