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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-21
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I'm mlIyGroccrios Quconsvvarc, KEGS

gIEILX G. EARBENCHON has become proprietor,
n by purchase, Of the Grocery Store Of II. b. Hunter
u Co., 10 which he husjust added ularge end supcrIHe
yarict! of Family Groctrics, now arriving aud t. arrive
from Cincinnati, and other marts. In making his pur-
chase he hashHd In view the accommodation Of Ills
friends aud discriminating public, for all SEASONS. lie
to their attention, among other articles, al
prices that caunot fail TO give satisfaction.
CONTEMPORARIES Of all kinds, for families and
parties.
Candies, Tarragonia Almonds, English WHlnIts and
Brazilian Nuts, Figs and dates.
JeAies, aud Gelutino for Jellies, PruneS, Sc.
Of Famils GrOccricsho wiz only mention Phil. pow
dcrcd aud crushed SUGAR, rev orleans do, TEAS,
Riu and JavaC COFFEE Spices, MoIasses, Golden Syr-
French Chocolate, Mushroom Walnuts, Tomaln
Cnisup, n aplcndil lot Of English Diary Cheese, and
other nniclrs 10 humorous to put down here.
convnlesceul, cifar'5 years old. smoking and chewing
TOBACCO, PoWderand FhOt for the Sportsman.
He will kcct on land a variety OF Paints. pa-RisA
and Jlpaa Of bgoWn Manufacture for the trade.
Not least, allrrc and fall assortment Of QNeeRsDars
Edrthcn MARI, French uars and English Gidss0Grc, al
So, HOoleH CGrc. 7abs, BRci etg,% So.
He hOpeatp Obtain u fair shalr oflhG public favor
in his new undertaking, and looks for tho appreciation
and patronage oflIisf cicnds. Having been compelled
to r~clinduish his former business as iniuriOusto health
he will make II fair trial oflhis, to SEQ fit will not froht
his pnrse, ns we'll as HIS health. If the experiment, "a
which he will devote his undivided n%ttNntion) does no
succeed, he wilibc able he trusts, 10 sorye tho public IN
May S.la5I. FELIX G. B%ARBEYCHoN.
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LIVER Com pjnlnt nnu Dysnppsin.

COvtNIroS, Obin, Dsccmbsr 81, leI3.- THOMAS
la CHFORD en-! =; my wife Inns been affected with
the Liver CpupiNutnud Dyspepsia TOR II number of
y ears, during which time ! HAYS sprnta great deal for
doctnring. bat she received very little btucnt there
from, aud nually the doctors said she could not be
cured. last spring she concluded TO try HoofgHas
Gsrmm Biiers; She took two bottles, mud ever since
I have anld quite II uumb y u! bottles through her re-
cpmnaudatOn, md as rlr MS ! Gun learn, II ha, given
satisfaction IN all " See advertisement.
Sold by kAUFFMAN q CO.. Druggists, Inncus-
ter, Ohio, aud by all Druggist, GENERALLY --awiO
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HARDWARE AT GREAT BAReAlNsM
Cheaper than ever before Offered m
10 I'm GER

q AS lately purehased from z. Bope his Interest In
Il tha Hardware bOsiLels, and In addition 10 bis al
reEdylIrco stock, Is now daily recciytaSr direct tfom
The .LdRsfcetsrers and IapoFstrs, Z E.rss purchase Of
new goods, which will make His stock Of Hardware one
ofthc most extensive to be found in this market His
facilities for purchasing sud arrangements with Manu-
lecturers. which are eqsat 10 any, will enable him 10
offer all descriptiong Of Hardware, at loser prices tkdH
aap other establishment. The A~tteution OF FARIENs
and MEonANIcs is invited to the extraordinary Induce
meuts now held out TO them in the way of great bar
gains-fulIy satisfied that II ihey consult their own in
teresi they will be certain TO call and examine his phi
ces before purchasing elsewhere. By close attention
10 business. and hEcOnstantly keeping on hand a full
and complete assortment and the best goods, he hopes
to secure alsrge share cfthe patronage ofthe Farmers
and Mechanics fthe eounty.
April IS, 1854.
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cirls should Loara to Keep House

No young lady can be too well instruct
'el in any thing that will effect the com
fo,t of a family, Whatever position in
society she occupies, she needs a practical
know.elge OF ue du,ies OF a houseBeeper.
She may be placed in such circumstances
tia. it will be unnecessary for her 10 per
form much domestic labor, but on tins ac
she needs no less knowledge than If
she was Obliged 10 preside personally over
the cooking stove aud pantry. ln'ieed, l
have often thought it WAS more difficult to
direct others, and requires more exper-
than 10 do the work with our own
hands.
Mothers are frequently so nice and par
.icular that they do no; like to give up any
part of their care to their children. This
is u great mistake in their arrangement;
for lliey are often burd,ncd with labor, and
neel relief Cail Irsn should be- early
t uIht to make themselves useiul--to AS
S st their parents ~iueyery way in their pow
err, mi consider it IA privilege to do 80.
Yolng pool cannot realize the i'm
pornn,e Of Il thorough knowledge OF
h~1usewifery, but those who have suffered
the Inconvenience anI modification of ig-
noranre can well appreciate it. Children
shoulibe early INDUCED in their DISPOSE
iiun to bake anl experiment in cooking in
various ways. L. is often but trouble
some help" they afford, still it is a great
advantages to them.
| know a Iitls girl, who, at nine years
old, made n loaf of bread every week dur
lns the winter. Her mother Taught hul
how much yeast AMI -four TO use, and she
became quite ar expert baker. WheneveI
she is disposed to Try her skill in making
simple cake, or pies, she is permitted to dc
so. Size is thus, while amusing herself
} learning IN important lesson. Her mOthe
! calls her little ''housekeeper," and oftel
! permits her To got what is necessar,
: for the table. She hangs tie keys by he
Is side, and very musical is their %jlngling t
> her ears. / think, before she is out Of he
u teens, upo1 which she has not yet entered
3 that she will have some idea Low to cook
Some mptlers give their daughters til
) care Of house keeping, each n week b
e turrs. 1t seems to ne good arrangement.
J. and a Us FIJI part of their education.
Il Domestic labor is by no means incom
, pa,iAlc with. the highest degree Of refine
g m mt and mental culture. Many of tn
r. most elegant and accomplished women
have known, have looked well to the
y household duties. and have honored then
re 3 I've, AMI their hus' ands by SO doing.
'
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GREAT cURE or RHEVM trlSM IN CfNCIN
MATT, OHtO.--CONVlNtiN ING EVIDENCE.--FO-
more than lhrss years 1 have boon suffering with rheu-
malism aud clargrm9bt and pain of the bones and
jpiHts, Ihty1 strictly followed tho advice of physI-
clans, and at other lines ussl such family medicines
~ had boz fOrtIo Curn Of ~rhoumatism;
still | did not Improve In The lsnst. aud was frequent
~ compelled To Keep my bld, and thereby was prs
v inied from attending 90 my business. Some weeks
aso I was Infused by - fasnd to lry C~arter's-s p%auisl
MI tirs. The eject was miraculous. felt consider
ably improved after | had taken the fourtl, dose; |
have ouly isedOn single bottle, and an entirely free
from all pain, fhel bettnr than | have ftlt for years
aud utt'iblt, my cOmplctoly- rcstored health solcly
Ia the asa OF Catics Spanish Mixture. ! s0nslderi It
a noste trVlltit medicine for rheumatism and AL dis
els,s 0fthe bluOd, and chterflliy recommend il to the
afflicted. b, DU3RITT, Southeast corner Fourth
and Walnut streets, Cincinnati, March Il, 1865
Sold b. KAUFMAN 81 CO., Lancaster, and all
de.lers In MJdirincs Feb 7--lm40
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FRESH ARRIVAL OF GROCERIES
AT II
CITY GROCERY STORE!

KEENET A.. GERELEIN,
One Door EastoC ne ROctiRg Vaisg Bank, South IL
.MiH Street. Lancaster ohio.
ND E~SPECTFUlLY solicitsthe attention ofhis friend,
z a and customers, and all that may want Groceries
and who will he so kind as to give him a call, both from
tho city aud country, to my superior and complete stock
OF Groceries. just received, embracing in part the fol-
lowing articles:
JAVA and RIO COFFEE; Young, Hyson,
t ~ BLACK and Imperial TEAS; New Orleans Sugar,
%A, N Loaf, Crushed and Pulverized; Rice, Golden
tsa'1tS Syrup. s. II. syrup. S. Il. Molasscs. N. Orleans
do, Oranges, lemons, Raisians.. Figs, Ptuin, Almonds.
Pecpns. Filberts, Coco Nuts and Brazil Nuts, Dried Beef.
Dried Tongues and Cincinnati Cured Hama. English
Dairy Cheese and W. r. Cream do: Spice, Cinnamon.
Cloves, Nhtmegs, Mace. Alspice. Pepper and Ginger,
Sal Soda. Or. Tartar, Sal@ra!Ys, Starch, saltpeter, Ext.
Lockwood, Indigo, Madden, Alum. etc., etc.
Soap, Candles, Tubs, Buckets, Brooms, Wash BOrds,
Baskets. etc, etc.
a fine lot Of Chewing Tobacco, also Smoking do. and
Cigars; Wines and Walkers Burton Pale Ale, n EeXGr-
nj stock ofNotiOns, Toys, and great many other articles.
May !. 1854. Fl. a. GEBEIEIN.
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JOHN WORK,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN )
COPPER, TIN & SHEET-IR(N WAR

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
COPPER, TIN & SHEET-IRCN WARE.
'ha'H street, Heariy opposite the Tatlmadgs House.
A GAIN takes pleasure in calling the attention ofhis
customers and country merchants generally. TO
ene largest stock OF Copper, Tin and Sheet-IrOn manu-
features everbrought to this market. He takes great
pains to Keep constantly on hand a large variety OF
every thing that can possibly be wanted In his line, and
matters himself that from his long experience in tho
Tin and Sheet-IrOn Business.
he VII be able to give full satisractionto all who NAV
layor MN with their work. Having a practical knowl-
edge of the business, his selections are made with a
WOW to durability, style and cheapness.
Manufactured to Order,
he also keepsin his employ some of the best work
the very best material, is enabled 10 manufacture to
order anything and every thing desirable in his limo.
IN as good style and on as fair terms as can anywhers
be had.
All kinds of Stoves, &c.
Never in the history OF Lancaster was there an estab-
hshhen mat kept on hand a larger and more comDleto
assort' - 1lstoyes, OF all kinds and varieties. He is
also prepared with alarge number of Fire Crates, and
l0rthe OF his customers keeps on hand
nlhIEe quantity OF Fire Brick, manufactured express-
~ WIN u view to putting up Crates, &c.
In tne, any and everything needed In his line can he
secured by giving him a call. and at prices as reason-
able az can be obtained in any other establishment in
the state. lnasmuch as his present stock Is greatly
superiorto his fornerin quantity, quality, variety and
chearnesS, he feels confident that persons giving him
acall Will go away highly delighted and amply satisfied
X He also keeps constantly on hand
AP7TE=0~~s1 a large Stock of steel Flows
s-S-GS.A otCineinnati and Cireleville man
Lancaster, March z. I955-AM
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sl,O7 1886 81


The Rtna I~nsIrnnce Company presents itS patrons
the very satisfactory condition, Of n large increase in
Cash Ascts. for the farther security Of their policies
all our Investments being placed at the minimum mar
kct value, at tn present time Of some depression in
the standard n sans. Thsy are either prime dividend
paying stocks, or good, valuable and clcGn investments.
Welding moderate interest aud income. The standard
bais On which the Assets have been valued. being Coll
At Interest. Besides this salidity, the Company calls
at, ntion ~ the strength and security 1t derives from its
System Of Agencies, through It's agents hav-
ing tn. IN aans of presenting 4 united phulanX Of crpe-
BeriGacei Ua{erpriisrs which has worked for Thirty
seven year, the happicst results to stockholders, and
claimants for losses--aEd enables II to enter the year
1855 with greAtar prsstigt for future usefulness than
has yet he IN reached by any really National insurance
Cornoration. All business attended to with despatch
and fidelity. u. VIkunP, Agent.
Lancaster, January "a. lo50--lm39
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NEW GROCERY AMI NOTION STORE
JOHN ID. JACKSON.

r HAVE purchased the entire interest Of JoHN LY-
4 oNsiu the Grocery Store on the Southwest corner
OF the Public Square back ofthe Market House. where
l shall at all times take, pleasure in serving the old
customers of the establishment and my friends with a
Choice selection of Groceries, Motions, &c
Ny new supply has already a, rived to which invite
special attention OF customers. Ny prices will be as
low asany other similar establishment in the city. l
am a new beginner and hope to havea liberal share
ofthe public patronage. JOHN d. JACKSON.
Lancaster, AugHsa %, Is51-l6M
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20i, Fifth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
NEW FALL MILLINERY GOODS
Mrs. u. IA. HENDERSON

r ATE Mrs. E. NJ. RICH, is just now opening a
A Splendid Stock ofnew BOnnetS, Ribbons,
French Flowers. Feathers, Trimming
de-. suitable fer the PALLTRADE. to which she would
respectfully invite the attention other eustc Her
stock will be kept replete throughout the season, 10y
daily arrivals from New York; with all that Is new and
beautiful in her line of business, and ut the lowest
cash prices.
Country Merchants and Milliners will find 1t to their
advantage to look through her Wholesale Department
before purchasing elsewhere.
Mrs. ]. A. HENDERSON,
204, Fifth Street, between Elm and Plum Streets.
Cincinnati, September 90, 1850
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4 DIS. WORTMAN & NAGLE
sAEDUsKYi CRY, MI
OCULISTS AND PHYSTrTA Nc


EoR diseases Of ,ho Lnnr. h.va 49,
H ments by which one oTtbs 9rm MI, w y,sa etrengs.
fER- and ndfnInins toSns 80 ,~lsNLANCAs
ter, for The pSrpose NJ real HnSrSS 2 o. weeks, hereai,
especially tkoss OF The Ibrast and In,S. or she
TEN OF practice in LING disassas ~ n-nss. osL sss-
pie as that practicedb y DR.. Robc,t ann,o. W.
York City, viz: BY MEpIcITEp ISSfaI IrIns Ss I.
tenn OF inhalation wes introdnrsS - NuI9E
Hospital, in London and nseS nv NJ !! we bTonlioa
PhSsicians there. Win me-, ~ .ne most celebrated
anbs of The eases ~n ! n enstifihg results. Four
Those residing at a distance by TfiIirSi 70 M. .,r-
The l1haline Sparatus' mcddIc;ns, a oe supplied With
to their wants, sent by express. TO SATISFY he nnbiicl
wnoss patronage we solicit, that We are honest in our
ing notices Sy ~, y p %eOns' we refer me m to the follow
and to numerous certificates heretofore nuhIIs,SeSS,.
inc eertlneate ofone Of DR.. Wortmnn's patients ap.
heaIsln another column. We are assured by a gene
nemhn VINO Is familiar with the case, thatitwns ahope-
less 1ne IPparehtiy, butthat the success Of Dr.. Worts
Ilnn mas oeen complete. il is but justice TO the Ply
STEFAN that reeosnltion OF his merit should he made--
hSElssTsi
ms may cerIifythat I have been cured by ins
haianon, (as practked by DR.. Workman, Of this civ ~
an affection of my Throat and 7 nrcs serS,1I
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All kinds of Stoves. &c.
FURNITURE
y. X. FISUEL.

ID N IEL.
Wing returned to the city and erected a largo
. 4 building in the rear Of the brick house. ON lie
former q brodd and chssRut Streets, one square SoufA
" 'HS !hdr6et House, intends manufacturing upon a
n large scale all the various articles
" OF Cabinet Furniture, Bedsteads GTSEENNfSS1
ET1ahd chairs. Which he will keep E-s5ssEEEs|@3sN1
' always on hand, together with aSD-&1
large assortment of Cincinnati manufacture. Hrs long
experience IN ire business will enable him to have
manufactured Mt home and imported from abroad tho
very best of work and rs he intends to -e,nploy none
but the most skillnl worknen and use the hest mate-
uaiS' ne matters himself that he will give general sa-
usiacton To all who may favor him with their custom.
me public are invited to call and examine the as
Street. n x ETSIRI
AZ. =. repairing done on the shortest notice, and in
IN nchiest ana most ~Workmaa'Se manner. Charge
ohsuhhble. Lancaster, MAY 90.
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UNIvERsITY FAMILY MEmEDIEN.

SSuED under the seal, sanction and auth1fity OF
y the University Of FREE MEDICINE and Popular
knowledge. Chartered by she State Of ennsylvaniA,
Aprll29. 1853, witha capital of 500. Geo mainly for the
purpose OF Hrresting the evils OF SPURIOUS NOS
bic remedies wherever a competent rhN sicinn cannot
or VIII not be employed, have purchased from DR..
JOHN X. ROWLAND. his celebrated ROWRnd,s
Iontc Mixture, known for twenty-five years rs
me only sure and safe cure for FEVER and AGUE,
Wc.,ar his inestimable remedy for BOWEL COM
Root. which highly approved and popular Remedies.
together with the University IS Remedy for complainti
OF the Lungs. The Universty's Remedy for pyspep
sia or Indigestion. The University's Remedy for Cos
1--WE Bowels. Also the Uuiversity's Almanac may be
had at the Branch. lnispeusary, or Store of
5. BEERY, Bremen, Fairfield County. O.
b. CONNEIL, City Book Store, Lancaster.
May3l, le55-l9m3 NJ. 2. KREIDER.
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RAIL. ROAD CARS ARE IN.
III. sWTALLEY.

WIe CIIAEINIlI 7
received his SPRING and SUMMER
4 n ply of HATS " CAPS athis old stand, oppositrh
Tdilnddgc House, .Nain street. Lancaster. Ohio. Hi
stock has been selected with care and embrace
Era Every variety of Laats& Caps, 1,ssg,
ESa including White Beaver, Molskln, Mol E4
~ nnd2 China aud Pedal Straw aud Leghorn S
Hats; Men, boys and Chlldrcus Palm Lent. from l21 10
971.-Also Mon and Boys Fur and WoOcKossuth Hats,
Boys and Chlldrcns Fancy Hats, which Will be sold AZ
the lowest prices. Leghnrn Hats washed aud bleachct
at the shortest notice. ITDontf forget the place.
-bIny :, 1854. NJ. SMALLEY.
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The BAcHEIoRsoS CLEVELAND AT their
annual supper a few nights ago the follow
ing was the seventh regular toast:
Our Future Wives; Distance lends en-
chaalweut TO the view
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What is the difference between an auc-
ton and sea sickness? One is the sal, Of
effects, the other the effects of a sail.
Never purchase friends by gifts. for
if You cease to give, they will cease to
love.
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TAXATION AND RcpREsENTATIov.-'No
: tqxalion. without representation, is an AK
loIn Of the volution, which is now n
conversions Of our political fabric; but
the tax-gatherer DOES not. on lhat account,
pass BY the female property holder.
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Nugserymcn, Fruit Growers and Farmers.
THE NEW YORK HORTICULTURAL REVIEW
a journal OF suburban Art.

- ~ AaA Va ~ wa
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Devoted to the Advancement Of the Rural Interests
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This ono orthe largest aud most elaborate works of
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designs by cmiucut and skilfIl architects. Space is
also assigned 70 the tasteful art ofLandscape Garden
Ing; engraved plans of gardens In every style, aud
adapted to the peculiariiics of different orders VI ar
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Engrayings of new fruits, new flowers, new vegeta'
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respective qualities can be determined, forming the
most complete and elegant Manual of Rural Husband
ry ever Gttompted
An experienced corps Of practical writers, seven in
number, ARE engaged to MI is columns.
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allowed to those who act rs agents. loco will be
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The HORTICULTURAL Review deserves the most liber-
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written int style that equals the best efforts of the
late A j. Downing-kRick erb0oker.
The most elegant aud useful book Of the kind that
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Mr.. Reaglcs, the Editor of the HoRrIcULTuRAL RE-
VIEW, Is a practical pomoloElsi, and one of the finest
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Advertisers will find this an unsurpassed medium Of
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EH.Goi requires the service Of the
whole being. Strive therefore for a pure
heart . clear mind, and a sound bgdy.
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Gg-A pounl of 'ken thread made for
thu fines, kind of French Lwe is priced a'
$685., is moro valuable than twice It's
wight Of gold. Its length is about 226
miles.
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CHRONIC DISEASES.
DR.. d. BARBER,

Tor THE FIRM or DRs. u. 81. W. BARBER of Chillicothe)
Devoteshis exclusive attention TO the treatment of
Chronic Diseases. Such s Dyspepsia. Rheumatism,
Liver Com plant, Erilel 8; (Fitsl Serofula, Cancer,
Fistula, diseases ofthe Eye, Skin ard all diseases of a
long stunding or Of an obstinate nature. From cx-
tensive experience with this class of diseases he can
assure the afflicted that they can be cared. He also
gives special attention to the treatment of diseases Of
the Throat and Lungs. IN their treatment he adopts
the mcdicated Limitations by which the virtues Of the
medicine can be applied directly to the surface ofthe
diseased Lungs, which is tho only treatment that will
cure these discusses. When desired he will also detect
the location Of disease by means Of Electrleity. By
this method of examination the location Of any dis
ease can BE- accurately detected without asking the
patient a question.
Or. l.. Barber will bo at tho Tallmadge House In
Lancaster. Friday and Saturday, the 9Th q 9th Of Feb
Tuary next.
Lancaster, Jan. 10, 1876
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rINE STOCK FOR SALE.
NERO TAlLORs

IA SPgaNGGR * TROUT,
M FEAVE removed their Clothing Establishment,
IL Y Il to the TaiiRGdge Biock, first door East 81
White& Latta's Hardrare Store, where they are OPEN
ng n largo and extensive assortment of SPRING AND
SUMMER FOODS and are now manufacturing every
srIl as the same quality of goods and word can
be purchased at any other establishment In the city
Their clothing Is manufactured under their own super
vision, and Il consequently superior to that which IL
Brought from other places, They have also on hand, u
beautiful variety IF Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, &C.,
which they are prepared to manufacture to order. They
have In thciretnploy the best Of workmen and are al
all times prepared to make the best fits In the latest
STYLES. .8NtArir trOrk oiI be parrGpied..
The public are respectfully solicited to call and OK.
amino their stock, aud while thankful for The liberal
patti onngo they have %ouJoyed, they assure their old GUS
toners and all others that they will labor to give gen
crul satisfaction both In the quHlity and price Of their
goods and work. u ROUT.
Loncr stol .Apr!,S, 1854