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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-06-11
CAMPHOR AND STRYCHNINE.

The beneficial effects of camphor, as
an antidote to strychnine, are illustrated
in case as reported by DR.. Tewksbury,
of Poland, Maine. 1t appears that
boy was seized with convulsions, and it
was ascertained that he had Just eaten
biscuit, picked up at the door of an eat
ing.house, that was made for the pur-
pose of killing rats, and contained about
one and half grains of strychnine.-
The boys spasms were SO severe that
immediate death was inevitable, though
all the usual remedies were resorted 10.
Camphor could not be introduced into
the stomach on account of the continued
lock-jaw. Accordingly strong injections
of camphor were used, and the body
immersed in hot camphOr bath, and in
few hours the boy was compare lively
we'll.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-06-11

"HoSEsT industry has brought that
man to the scaffold," said wag, as he
saw a carpenter upon the staging.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-06-11

A VAIN man can never be altogether
rude. DESTROYS as he is Of pleasing, he
fashions his manners after those of 9TH
ers.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-06-11

Knickerbocker Clark tells this anec-
dote in his Editor Drawer" The po-
ct Longfellow at party in Boston asked
a French gentleman, who happened to
be present, why he seemed so sad and
unhappy at that moment? To which
the latter replied, "Me yeiy, most dis
satisfy. Me jus hear Eat my fadere bs
dead!" sere
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-06-11

A gentleman was promenading fash
ionable street with a bright little boy at
his side, when the little fellow cried out:
"Oh, pa, there goes an editor!'' ai''
"Hush, hush!" said the father, "don't
make any sport of the poor man-God
only knows what you may come to yet"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-06-11

MORE COOP THAN EvIL.-Good never
gets published, unless it be the good that
goes into diaries and biographies, Pbari-
sale good, good which is on the turn,
and to delicate nostrils smells extremely
like evil. But the evil that men do fair.
ly gravitates 10 the newspapers. l sup
pose the reason is, that we are one day
to get rid of it utterly, and it is first of
all requisite that it should come to the
light, or be made known in the true pro-
portions. However this may be, I am
satisfied that the actual evil of the world,
if it could only be once viewed in the
light of its actual good, would amount to
nothing mere than a spot in the SUM-
Henry James.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-06-11

Why are fowls the most economical
things farmers keep9 Because, for ev-
cry grain of corn, they give peck!
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-06-11

Alta social party.in Washington, Lewis
D. Clmpbell was trying to explain away
to his Republican friends the bad looks
of his attendance and speaking at Fill
more ratification meeting. He said he
had not committed himselfto the Amer
ican nominations. "Yes," replied Sew
ard, 81 see what you meant, Campbell.
You remind me of the dying Irishman,
who was asked by his confessor if he
was ready to renounce the devil and all
his works. "Oh, your honor" said Pa,
'don't ask me that; l am going into a
strange country, and I don't rant to make
myself enemiesr" Campbell laughed as if
he rather appreciated the joke.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-06-11

BE not the fourth friend of him who
has had three before and lost them.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-03
JOHN WORK,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DKALBK IN .,t
COPPER, TIN * SHEET-IRCN WARE,
.Main street, nearly oppssits the 7ailmadgs HoHss.
A GAIN takes pleasure in calling the attention ofhis
~, customers and country merchants generally. TO
factures ever brought to this market. lie takos xrUat
paiIis to keep constantly on hand 4 largo variety OF
every thing that can possibly be wanted In his line, and
Hate IS himself that from hislong experience in The
Tin and Sheet-Iron Business,
faTor him it'll their work. Having u practical kno vi
edge Of the business, his selections are made with q
Wow to durability, style and cheapness.
Manufactured to Order.
He also kecpsin his employ ONE OF the best work
men that can be secured, and always having an hand
the worry hest material, Is enabled TO manufacture to
order anything md every thing desirable In his limo,
in rs good style aud on as fsig terms as eau anywhere
30 had. h Hf
All kinds of Stoves, &c.
Never in the history OF Lancaster was there an ostab.
lishmcp That kept on hand q larger and more complete
assor'" jistoxesi OF all kinds and varieties. He 10
also prepared Win n large number Of Fire Crates, and
forthe accommodation of his customers keeps OIL hand
nlargc quantity of Firs Brick, manufactured exprssA-
ly with q view to putting up Crates, Sc. al.
In fine. any aud everything needed In. his line can Do
secured by giving him n call. and at prices US reason
able as Gun DO obtained In any other establishment in
the Sinte. lnnsmuch Ms his present stock is greatly
superiorto his fnrIner in quantity, quality, variety and
cheapness, he feels confident that persons giving him
4 cnlI will go away highly delighted and amply satisfied.
~ t He also keeps constantly on hand
"- Nz&&rz@zap a large Stock OF Steel PlOws,
SSASAa- Of Cincinnati aud cirelsyille maR.
&&~ ~ufacturo. r.
lancaster, March 9, 1885, q
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-03
r. TONG,
In SAGGer'S Men Block, 6stCssn the Taumad0, H.,
.s and SheFer'S Hotel.

In ShGBer'S Men Block, between the TaUmad0s H,u,s.
and Shefer'S H0ts2,
On AS just opened a large and beautiful as.ort.
A mcnt Of READY MADE CLOTHING. 40
W2 gether with as cnoice selection OF CIotAs, CASH
LII meres and Ysstngs. All OF which has been select
ga win great care and with special reference 10 ths
wants and lasts ofthis community. -
HIS long experience in this branch Of buAineas. 4. =
suro guarantee that his stock embraces the choicest anJ
pest variety, and his purchase has been mA1e upon smell
terms thathe can sell at the LOWEST POSSIBLE phi
BES.
The public are respectfully requested to. call and ex
mime his assortment. lie has on hand a general as.
sortmento Of
-, SU MINER WEAR,
ana 10 nj All times prepared to accommodate his old
irienus, either with an excellent article OF Ready made
Clothing, orto MANUFACTURE TO ORDER, out Of
tho best material and by most accomplished workmen.
any style OF garments, o L AND Toys, In mo
best and most fashionable manner. lie Ia confident. in
tlla respect, that he can give general satisfaction. =
ms assortment embraces general variety of
Linen Goats, Vesiings, Suspcnder.
Dross DO PantaloonS, Hosiery,
Suck do Crnyats. UndartL;r,,
Carpetbags, together with all other articles nrua,l y
Kept IN a Genileinan's Furnishing Store, and mAnufae.
tursd 10 the mOat fashionable styles,- ~
THE ASSORTMENT is ENTIRELY NEW.
Hhns been purchased Of well -cstablished houses In
the Eastern cities, and mill be tcarrantsd, to be made Of
good material and In a durable manner.
Ho respectfully invites his old customer and others
TO call at his new establishment, where he will At all
times be rendy to wait upon them with coon GOODS AT
THE LOWEST RITES. To test his promises, he asks an
examination "fhis stock in trade and the st,le and quail
lty Ofhis manufacture. Y. TONG,
Lancaster, Nay 5, 1854. So
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-03
Congressional.
WAsulSGroS. Dec. 90.

W~AsHlNGrOS, Dec. 20,
Senate not in session.
HorsE. Mr.. Seward. OF Georgia, Offer.
ed a resolution choosing Richardson Speak.
or, and declariug ihatlns under existing diff
ference sof opinion no organization can be-
effected without uniting all who agree on
the doctrine ofintervention. ma asserted by
the Kansas md Nebraska bin, and propo.
sing that all differences Of opinion on other
subjects should be postponed, without com,
promise or concession on the part VI mem
bors voting for the resolution. lt'' f'.a
He said this would relieve the American
party rom what they consider an insult re.
garding their peculiar position outside Of
the Kansas act.
II there are National men enough in the
House they should eombiue for the election
Of a Speaker.
Several gentlemen explained their un.
d%erstanding Of the Nebraska net. Saver.
al srssolutions meeting with little favor,
were subsequently Withdrawn.
The House then resumed voting for
Speaker, when four ballots were had, the
last resulting as follows: Banks, l0l; Rich
ardson. SO; Fuller. ST; Pennington, 8;
scattering, s. Tho whole number of votes
gast' SpP; AnecessaFyto a. CHOICE, l50.%-
The House then adjourned,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-03
FRESH ARRIVAL OF GEoCEHEEs
AT II
IIENRY A.

Ons Door Eat Of the HOekiHg Valley Bank, South. il
Main Street. Lancaster, 0hio.
ID RESPECTFULLY solicits the attention ofhls fhend,
In aud customers, and all that may want GrOceries
aud who will be so Kind as to give him n call, both from
the city and country, TO my superior and complete stock
Of Grcce ries, just received, embracing in part the fol
loH ing articles: 'h' tFiF
AVA an. RIO CoFFEE; Young, Hyson,
49, Black and Imperial TEAS; New Orleans Sugar,
ASSkH Loaf, Crushed and Pulyorized; Rice, Golden
4aZG8 Syrup. s. II. Syrup, S. II. Nolasscs. n. Orleans
do, Oranges, Lemons, Raisians, Figs, Pruip, Almonds,
Pecons. FiIberts, Coco Nuts and Brazil Nnts,Dricd Beef
Dried Tongues and Cincinnan Cured Hams, English
Dairy Cheese and w. r. Cream do; Spice, Cinnamon,
Cloves, Nutmegs, Mace, Alspice, Pepper aud Ginger
Sal Soda, Or. Tartar, S~aleratAs, Starch, S~altpctcr, Ext,
lockwood, Indigo. Madder, 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, a ge.er
al stock ofNotions, Toys, aud great many other articles
May j, 1854. gas H. a. BELEt
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-03
ONO cULTIvAToR FOR 1859.
Devoted to Agriculture, Horticulture and
.r Home Interests,
runLI.nrp rwIcr rvrnY nor1n-lC rAaE. lAEer oorAv

PUBLISHED TWICE EVERY MoNTH-lC PAGES LARGE OCTAVE
YoIrME xtI Of thisold fvorito Journal will com
mcncc on the LIST January. 1856, printed on an entire
suit Of new type, and will be especially inieraItinR
TO every ono engaged II gcperul Agriculture. Stock
Raising. GARDENING. Fruit Growing, &C.. or int0 rested
IN the happiness and intelligence OF the Home CiEcIsI
The Editorcnnldently hopesand expestst THAT EVERY
FRIEND OF lNUSTRlAL PROGRESS will lend his
influence and patronage to snsiRin this cid and true
friend ofthe rural Interests, and to increase hs oirnu :
lation until we shall have, rs wo certainly dSsaFve,
A RouSlNG,LIST IN EVERY NEIGHBoRH0oD!
,iThe entire proprietorShip ofthe Cultivator has been
purchased by Col. S, ID. HARRIs. who has been Asso-
eiate Editor with Mr. BhTEHAM for the lastnye years,
and no isdetcrmined the paper shall he essentially
desirable FOR x FARMERS FIRBSIDEl
He Inns the means and the disposition to make II 80,
and DO ~csllson all bis Observation-Disclosures all man
kindand' womankind-io seDn on the naines and the
cash, for n real Ii i've and independent Farmera'pApsr
TEnMs-rSingle .eopy,Sl n year; I sopies for s..
coplosfo for 80. (and a copy to the getterup ofiho dub
-alwnys nadvanee, and to begin with the yOar. Poi
special onersto local ageniGiDquiTe at yonr post o nice,
or send directly &c me for a full prospectus and spool
mon copy, and raise a club In your own neighborhood
s. I. HARRIS.
Editor and Propriaior, Columbus, Ohio.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-03
DRs, WORTMAN 4 NAGLE.
s4NDUsKY CITY, M
OCULISTS AND PHYSInIANa

49, aaa
NOR diseases Of the Lungs, have nads .,.
menis " which one ofthe nrm will VistLANc1s-
Ter. to au ~ s1 nS,anss dSSn. sysrS 3 or weeks. heTssf-
espeeiallY tnose OF the THROAT and Lungs. our avs
1Sm o tPrssneei In Lung diseases IL the came ID prinei-
PtSSs lnaI pIaeueed BY DR.. Robert Hunter, or New
York cily, yi4i by MEDioATED ISnALaTros. Ony w..
ZEN o. inhalation was introduced by the Brompto
Physicians there, with most gratifying resuit.. FoSr.
uiIhs OF the sasos were successfully cured. "
nose residing At a distance BY writing 20 us, aeeu-
ratelY describing their disease, can be Supplied Win
tho inhalthg apparatus, medicines and direcifonnauiis
whOsep patronage We solicit, that we are hopeest P y nS,
assertions apd intentions, We peferthem 10 the follow
ing nnS I no BY the pre:s AZ home, where We are known,
: mo eertlneate ofoneo OF DR.. Workman 70 patienis ap-
pears another eolumn.. We are assured by a gen
less one apparently, but that the success on Or, WoTI,
man has been complete, II Is but justice to the PLY.
Register.
GIThis may certify that l have been cured nv In.
q arsn,i Sns P'ns1sSd BY DR.. Workman, Of this city, Of
p al9Stloh o. my Throat and Lungs which was conh-
dsred BY my friends, and numerous medical men ~i,h
whom l advised as hopeiessly incurable. make this
afflicted in like manner, toHro and 30 hs.IsSs'p,, has
lleying as most a.nly do, thatthe inhnlinE irSaim Ont
J the only proper and %ercctusi method OF treating
diseases o fthe Lungs and air passages, and that byiE
d eu'sis Almost certain to DO effected.
Late pastor OF Wellington Baptist Church.
bellevue. July 2sth, 1855.
y y W; Z, Workman, as will be seen By an sd-
neFship with DR.. ]. &. Nneis, late Of Ph,ladsISSfs'
gentleman possessed OF mnch ability and sciehtine at
.alnnonIs. we have had the pleasure ofiookine over
mo credentials and recommendation Of DR.. NsRle.
ana from me naiteriDg manner in which heis spoken
~ n. cannot hesitate to present him TO our citizens and
rns sutroundipg country. asa physician in whom the
utmost conndence can be placed. DrIwortman IL for
IunaIs N having made this arrangement--one that
VIII ada iresh laurelsto those already gained BIZ him
IN ms extensive practice. Or. Wortman's aueceasIn
Tue treatment Of ahection ofthe lungs is unques,ionsd,
as many certincatee OF persons whose statements can
oeEcicu upon, VIII pr0ve.-MirF0F.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-03

e New YoRE, Dec. 3d.
The steamship Pacific from Liverpool ar
rived at O'Clock tbs evening, bringing
dsles to Saturday. the 18Th inst.
The newsi is highly interesting. The
long expected capture of Kars, by tile
Russians. has. al lRstiaken place. No pa.
t~isGtars have bsen received except those
brought by General Kmepty, and another
officer who,escaped from the city in order
to hasten the advance of Omar Pasha TO the
relief Of the garrison. ..
Atthat time General Williams was a
bout sending a flag o ftruce 10 offer capiin-
la,ion.
Nothing further is known, but it is be-
lieved the garrison surrendered. as there
was ouly.a weak force Of 700 men to cut
their way through the Russian army,
Omar Pash was near Kutai, which the
Ryssians hold in force.
The only event of Importance that has
transpired in the Crimea, is au attack made
By the Russians on the extremity Of the
BrenelT lines.
The Russians were three thousand strong,
and after an hour'sfghtiug withdrew,
Both armies were comfortably housed
and provisiohed.
The firing still continued between tn
north and south side of Sabastopol.
Russia opened a new loan in Berlin
Hamburg, AMI Holland, for fifty million
ofroubies a. FIVE per cent. Il is quoted a
o5. The Austrian army is being reduce,
to a peace footing.
The Government ofNaples publishes
convention with the Government Of the U
nised States. defining her right and neu
tralty.
ENGLAND.-The Queens orderin Cour
ell authorizes an issue of E475,o 900 stei
ling, in notes Of the bank Of England. be
You'd the amount specified in The Ban
Charter.
With respect to the prospects Of peac,
we have a mass of contradictory state
ments. II negotiations are on foot, the
have not progressed a step. 1t is know
that differences cxiet in the British Cab
net. Lords PaImerston aud Panuro urs
tho prosecution Of the war, while the re-
Of the Cabinet, supported by EapoleoI
snSges: the Importance of embracing I'll
present opportunity to negotiate for peace
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-03
COSMOPOLITAN
ART ASSOC ATI0N.
SECOND YEAR.

- H&E TIT H . "|NH aa
ARRANGEMENTS foe .the Second Annual COllsc-
{ n lioEs OF tiSnesS AMI popular lnsiiraiion for lhe
dindsio6 OF Litsratare aSd Art, hayo been made ON
Among The works aifssdy. ~oneaged, is the far fausd
GA G RUCLFLxin
(which odnSiualTy cost Teurrhousand DoIiars. ts -' 4
Ia dunshg aSolrsw Collection .the diffusion Otworks
Of American Art, and the eneohsagsneni Of American
Fgemius. have not baen oVerloogad. ConhmisslonshaVs
Oeem tsyusdtu many Of the most distinguished A err
can Artists, who. NihcoHtributc soale OF their finest
scutca 81 he grearssth living sculptor, Hiram Powers.
George WashisytOh ,the Father ofh his country.
.BenjamIn Franklin, the PhtIOsophoS y
Daniel webster, the Statesman. q
Aspocial agspthas visited Europe and mad careful.
aud JIiciOgs s~aleeuops pf foreign worksof Art, both
Lin Bfouzs and Marble; StituAry aud Choice Paintings.
The whole CorniiUg alarge and valuable collection
% Paintings aud Staip6r 70 he distrlhuted FREE a.
mnlg the membsr S Of the A SsOeiation for The aud Year.
TRRNs oF MENARRsutF,-rhs pay al rhree Doh
lars constitutes any 0ne a member OF this Association,
year, and also a ticketin The distribution VI the Sta
ltaary and Paintings. ~ s-rs.t ...,-..r..
The Lilsraiur. issued TO subscribers consists of the
Knicker6ocker. ~Baekwood,s. Household Words,
G saham's, and G ndeY's Lndy's Book.
.forsDnSt taking ave memberships are entlu'd toAny.
ave ofthe Maggzlpeslor0 le year, aud 10 slE .ffekSfa
IN tho distribution. Tho net procseds dnriTed, FROM
the sale ofteambsr,Aips, arc dlYotod 10 the purchase
The ADV1SrIGEs SECURED by becoming q
memher nfthis A~oeiaiiop. are . .
lh- AZ peTSShAteceiN the hf oAtNe ~ taeu SHo-
%ssriPtioa at ths start, In the shape OF sterling Maya
zine Lite nature. .
ID. Each mSnbs ,contributing towards purehas-
ing choice Works OF AFt, which are to be distributed
among themselves. aud are at tho same time encour
aging the Artists o Tho country, Jisbursing thousand,
! or dollars through Tia agency.
Persons in rsmiuiAH (ands for membership, will
plcasa give their p0St eHes address ia fall, stating the
month they wish the Magazine To commence, and have
the letter regIstsrei ut The POST nlce 10 prevent loss
On ia receipt n certificate or inem bershlp. togethe
E., with the Magazine desired, VIII be forSardsdtO an!
part of the country. -.-
; Those who purchase magazines at Bookstores. will
[ observe that BY ioining mis- Association. they rsesiu
= tthe .htChtiss aad FREE Ticket in tia ANIMAL istri6ntioi
u all at tho ,lhle price they now pay for the Magazine
alone. For Momh7rship. address.
O. I. DERBY, AGtuary C, A, A..
q Al cHhor OF the principal onlces--"Kuick erbocke
Marazino'' onisc, ais Broadway, New York; or West
on Office, 1876 Water Street, Sand 1sky, ohio.
Snbscription received by w.. NJ. GEISwOED,
Nov. ss--s9f Hon. Soc. forLanca'tsr, Ohio.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-03
THE WORLD.
WILLIAM SHUT, " }
CARRIAGE g. BUGGY MANUFACTURED

cSL-RLE S now offering the public aca-BG
&ES&N style and variety of Carriages IRg&N
and Buggies uusu passed for beauty. durability and
choapness by any thing Ofthe kind eyerOGsrcdin thi;
mostaccompiished wsrkinen, lie Is abIo to compete
with any simiinr establishment West OF the noun
tains. My material is an 1rst quality .and all work
warranted for one year. Porsous dosirOus OF pur-
chasing will please call and examine my stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
H PHs Is also preparodto Paint and Trim any work
persons wish done, at as reasonable rates asany FIRM
In the city. .t WIN. SHUT.
IAncaaicr. hnrillf, lsJI--50
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-03
From California.

.lN.a .|.N. " "
NEW YoRK, Dec. 90.
The U. s. mail steamer, Geo. Law, from
Aspinwall, arrived ut 4 o'clock this after;
noon, bringing dates from San francisco
10 the 18th instant. 275 passengers. and
81, 400, 900 in treasure. {, Tho steamer
Golden Age. with New York dates to the
9th November, arrived at Sin Francisco
on the 29th. The Cortez. with dates to
the 9th. arrived on the 4th Of December.
The wal in tho North is progressing
with much violence and considerable dis.
aster to both sides. Nearly all the Indinns
OftheNorth are arrayed againstthe whites.
A true bill has been found against Carr,
the murderer Of Gen. Richardson.
The F~estiyal..at San Francisco in honor
Of the fall OF Sebastopel ended in n row
There were one thousand persons present
Crime is on the increase in California,
and the papers TEEN with accounts Of muir.
ders.
The steamer Georgiania burst Der boiler
at Petaleme, killing two persons and woun.
ding many. The accident was the result
Of csrelessness on the part Of the Off
GERS 'ofthe boat, and they have been in
dicted.
O. On the 30th Of November, the U. S. fri.
gate Independence saluted tho French ing
on the corvette. Erebus, AS rrpsration for
the arrest Of Consul Dillon, who then rails.
cd his flag, ,ar
In ap engagement Mt Pagallup, in the
North. between tho whites and Indians,
the latter were defeated, with the loss OIL
thirty killed. = Several engagements had
occurred between the volunteers and In.
dians. in which the latter were wors,ed.
The United Stains force had returned tn
Dallas. 10 await the orders of Gen. Wool.
Gov. Douglass, Of Van Couver's Island,
has placed arms and ammunition at the
disposal of Gov. Mason.
AT the mouth Of the river Mendocieh.
on the 9elh OF October, a tremendous swell
broke in and wrecked the American brigs
Kingsbury and North Bend. and Chiiian
bark. y Six lives were lost.
latter. the breaking up Of the SebastopoI
celebration in San Francisco, a large pro.
cession of Americans marched to the Rus.
sian Consul's residence. Ex-Gov. Nc.
Dougal was one Of the speakers upon the
occasion.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-03
HARDWARE Al GREAT hARoAlNs!!!
cAOaPer1alan ever bsf6fS Offered In
90 =srf lancaster. "a a-.-.R
sEEEINGE

HASlaieis purchased from P. Bope his interest in
a the Hardware business, and in addition 10 his al
read y1nrse stock, Is now daily receiving, direct from
.the @hat1setaf re ard hRBoriers. N large purchase Of
new goods, which will make his stock VI Ilardw ware one
'ortire most extensive to be found IN this market. His
faeilitlesfor puochasiRg aud arrangements with Manu-
facturers-w which are equal 10 any, will enable him to
Offer all deseTiFtiong ofIfdrdware at t0psr Brtrss tAaM
GnAsahsy estapiD4meHi. .Fhe ~atteption OF FlRMERs
and MEcHL siGs Is mvtsdt TO The extraordinary induce
TneDtS now held out 10 them In the way of great bar
g~aRs-fully satisfied that u they consult thsirown In
terest they will be certain to ealfand examine his pri-
Ges bef0re pufchasing elsewhere. By elase attention
10 business, and by constantly Keeping on hand a FUN
and complete assoTtmentahd the best goods, he hopes
to secure alarge share ofthe patronage ofthe Farmers
aud Mechanics ufthe county.
April &C, 1854.