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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-10-14
CIeveland nnri1ni.

CLEVELAND, Oct. 1.-THE Steamer
news has had a tendency to make prices
lower and market dull. Wheat has decided.
ly downward tendency. Receipts this
morningwere heavy, besides large amount
in store, and the impression is that prices
VIII 90 lower. We heard Of sales of about
10000 bush Northern aloat at 74c; 1000
from store free on board vessels at zoe; 1000
bush white aaoat at 79c; 1000 Mediterrane-
an 72c.
Corn-Market steady at about I5@ l5Ic,
with a fair demand.
Flour-But little doing in way Of sales
and market rather dull at 3,62@3,75 for
straight brands superine.
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lsnal ss>t,,c ~, privaIc Sale.

NHE subscriber offers at private sale an excellent
i farm of2l2 acres of land, situated on Clearcreek,
in Madison township, about four miles southeast OF
Amanda, and eight miles south of the city Of Lam
CASTER joining the south the land Of Lewis Y6ngj
milltrc on the west the lands of Isaac Wolf and o.
rcn Abbott, on the north the land of Robert Fowler
On 5ad farm there is about roo of cleared land
under cultivation and the balance first rate tmbered
On il are TWO DWELLING HOUSES, and Orchards Of
choice Fruit is we'll watered with good springs and
aNEvER FAILING STREAM RUNNING THROUGH IT,
including the water privilege for GRIsT or other
MILL with from 90 to 25 feet fall near the road.
For further information apply to the subscriber il
Lancaster, Ohio. GEORGE WEISZ.
July H. 1852 1m'Il
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4 VnInnb,e Pn,,,, l,,L-.l,.-l.. 1... =.

TNiE su'rSrT'ber will sell his Yarn. ,. IL -.
OF Lancaster, containing iJz acres. 81 -" :,
which are cleared sn undsT good cutie .,i,n .,, "
i good FLoUsiSo Mrt on ihe .aioe ;iasssd !. ~
IL Few rods Of the Zanesviile and Msysrilis Tn,a.
pike, with two good nin al stones turned I,y a..
or Tsno, wheel There slsn the premises three
nsrer filling sprihgi of watcr--seeoninoiious ab9
convenient dwelling house, spring hou.r barn and an
orchari oi brst rate Trait Being dssirous 10 remove
u the West the subscriber wi" dispose Of the above
Lands upon terms that canaot :i 70 suit any per.on
wishngto purchase. I1disputsbc title can b. xgsn
September ?, 1882. HENRY SUTZIN
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4. Q. Tsrrsrl', o,I.1-.,,s a,.1,.. T,-,-.-,

Il ~N-N~ANNAA AA2MIZ. MI.II.L|INa
W. an erTeaeoas idea that disease eanno, b cured
sheePi oy taking large quantities OF melcipee inte
ne s.ohAen' IN great many cases Of which much a.
= a9Ss' shs1ss iAs disease n POini bs actually
ssass.,in~ n,sass. s sonssh ey soatnnea ese q
ordered that the digestips uactioS & scrieseie ~
ed-the result Of which is dyupep.ls nervs,,sn0l.
shJiss s'eIn''e diAF,h0a snd
Desirable 10 possess . remedy, winch beinr ,ppliea
externally would excite the lbsorbents q lnefeased
,e.ion rhf thus carry OF through ihis medium. ~
eleterlOus principle which l. the diFecf eaue orth
i,eAsef Surely every thinking nan win admit that
ms would not ony be the most pleasant but by far
the salesi means 10 effect the desired end Tho Al.
noN 'nPerhumsn euT's performed by theAFabiAn ply.
SIC Ans IN the Gays Of old were mainly effected by ts
course OF treatment, aud the Ingredients Of which III
u. FaIrtLfs Celebrated arabian LiHinenf 4 con.
posed are extracted IRON plants peculiar 20 Ara.
biA This great Lniment (which L. now to ba had Of
most rrsPeetasle druggists and merchants In overv
town In the United StStesl Is daily sectinr cures
which seem bcyOhd the power Of medicine 10 con-
tro consunption. bronchitis and liver Complaints In
her hrs' s.gs. nervous affections, indigestion. en-
l.rssment OF the Spleen seTufulous tumors goitrel
orc ETC. are frequently cured, and 0iIcaVs relieved
oy It's use Il Is unsurpassed an anodyhe--relisVs
ing severe pains In lew minutes alter application Il
,,ss she Insted nerves. and produces that Do
SPraiha bruises, wounds burns, throat ehilbains
rhenmAiism sun pain. ETC., ETC., arc speedily cured
BY " and Tor nearly al ailments In hoFsos or eatel
St'"'e ." SN'SiA ZIP ieatiotb IL u an oueetunlres
medy.
LOOKOUT FOR CoCNTERFEITSl
=, nc public are cautioned against another counter.
I1H wllen has lately made is appearance, called W.
q rdTeHN Aratiaa Linimeaf the most dangerous
" ~ .lS eoanier'ets, because his having the name
o. faTrIll many will buy in good faith, Without the
mat counterfeit exists and they will per-
h1Ps only discover their error when the spurous mix
lure has wrought its evil effects
The genuine article IL manufactured only Nv IT. a.
Farrell so'e inventor and proprietor, ald whoIessS
druggist No. IL Main street. Pe0ri6 Illinois, 70 vho
you get it with the letters H. G before FsrraliS
thns-H. @: FARRELLS-and his signature on ne
wrapper. all others arc counterfeits
sodby q. KAUFMAN h CO., Lancaster.
and by regu AIRY authorized sgents Throughout he o.
nited S,ates Price 26 s6d so cents and 81 bottie.
A0ENTS WANTED in every town, village and
hamet in the United States In which one Is not al
ready established Address H. @. Farrell as above,
accompanied with good reference as to character re-
sPOnsibhty, etc. Sept. 9-lm
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4 Farm for Sale.

NiE undersigned will sell at private sale tho farm
l. be onsing TO the Estate oil WILLIAM JOKES de-
ceased Sitatcd in Pleasant township Fairfield cnIn
ty five miles Fast OF Lancaster and containin. about
0gc Hundred aad Tircnty-sir Acres Of Land The
old Zanesvlle road hrou the North part of the
said farm and the Zanesville and Mavsville Turnpike
ty on the South side Of the Pike and afordina
beautiful site for building purposes on the Turnpike
The premises contain about i5 acres OF timber land
There is an apple orchard on the premises Of about
sixty bearing trees and also number of cherry trees
and pear trees. The buildings on the premises are
two story brick house and hewed log kitchen, ami
other necessary buildings, and hewed log barn.
Terms Of SGLe--One- third in hand one third in
one year and one third in two years. with interest on
the deferred payments till paid.
Possession given Immediately For further ps 4 i.
culars inquire of MICHAEL Jo:.5,s on the prem 9
or SAL MON SHAW in Lancaster SALMON SHAW
Aug25 Executor nf UiiLidD, Jones decc 1seJ
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ROAD WAGONS FOR SALE,

WE offer at private sale twoIsix- horse Road Wag-
w ons, with broad tire. They will be sold very
low for cash, we will trade them on fair terms for
Buggies or wo-horse Wagons.
We have a so the HARNESS for both teams which
will be sod upon reasonable terms trade as above
These articles can be at the residence of Mr..
4. Martin, three miles North of Rushville, on the
road to ThornVille. E. B. MCLAUGHLIN,
August u Avis ]. D. ARTINs
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SPRINGER & TROUT.

IA SPRINGER x TROUT.
IA HAVE received sf their CLormrss EsTAB.
LII H LTsHMyET in Giesv's building betSeep
the Hooking Valley Bank and T. W. TaHmadze's FIX.
change Office, and have just opened large aud eSten-
sve assortment Ol
FALL & WINTER READY MADE CLOTHING
Which, they will sell low a. the sane quaiity Of
goods and work he purchased at any other esisb.
iishnfni in tho city. Their clothing is nanufs
under their supervision and is consequently su.
perior to that which is brought from other places
They have also on hand, beauiiin variety Of
CLOTHS. CASSIMERES VESTINGS. sc,
Which they are prepared TO nsnufsciure to order
ihey have IN their etbPloY the best Of WOrmpn and
are AZ all times prepared 20 make the best IL and in
the latest styles. Az their sr0s willie 1oarraated
The public are respectfully solicited TO call Ani py
anime their stock, AMI while hankfl fer the liberal
patronage they rave eHjoved. they assure their ole
customers ard all others that they will labor 70 give
general satisfaction both in tie quality and price O
their goods and work SPRINGER 4 TROUT.
Lancaster. september IL. 1852 d2O9
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FIOrida Election.

CHARLESTON, Oct. 9.-The Jacksonville
(Florida) Republican. of Thu sday, gvcs
Ward, Wing candidate for Governor, a ma.
jority in Dural county of Sc; Cabell, Wing
Congressman, So. A private letter from
the Republican Office says Orange, Putnam,
Madison, Columbia and Hamilton have Civ
EN- largely increased Wing maiorties, Ward
and Cabell both elected. Florida Wings
bet heavily that the State goes for Scott and
Graham.
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BOOT AND SHOE EsrABLiSnMEST


6 "ORK, son & WORK would respect
w fully inform the citizens Of Fairfel,
EA@and the adjoining counties, that they are OF
r.. hand as usual, at their old stand one dooi
West OF Slocums Drug Store with large ana
splendid assortment Of everything in their line.
Their Spring purchases have been selected wi,!
cale and are larger than usual.
LADIES! We havetaken special careit making ou
purchases asto please you.
We have little Of rythina, from JESsY LINI
BusKIH down to the smallest childreD's shoes.
We have also ON hand and are prepared to msket
order.
Gentlemen'S BuSkin and Seamless Gaiters. Con
gress Boots, &c. We also have on hand Ladies' Cum
Shoes
FINDINGS, &c.--We are also prepared 10 furnish
Shocmascrs and Finding Stores with Findings ofevery
description, such as Kits, Pegs Boot-web6ing Shoe
strings, Laces, &c.
sole Leather. Morocco bindings, &c, always on
hand.
In addition to the work on hand, we are prepared
as heretofore to mAnnfs everything in our line
Our own work needs no Recommendation. We hope
by proper attention to business. to secure fair
share Oi the public patronage, will always be
on hand to wait upon our customers and do
please them.
WANri:D.-Tha subscribers will take one or two
good and Industrious boys 10 learn the Boot ad Shoe
mailing business. WORK, SOM 4 WORK.
Lancaster, May 10, 1852. 3
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FARM FOR SALE.

VVNTIE undersigned being desrous TO change his bu-
IL siness OF life, now offers for sale valuable
FARM, situate in Bloom township, Fairfield county
Ohio, one half mile North Of the town of Royalton.-
Aea Said Farm contains over 49,
1.-TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTYTWo giii
ACRES; more than two-thirds of the same. under a
good state of cult, alton, and the balance weH timber.
the same aud several springs Of never failing water
fruit.
Said Farm can Se divided so as TO make two good
FARMS and will be sold seperate OF together, to suit
purchasers.
For particulars, Is to price and terms PERSONS de-
sirous ofpurchasing areEeferred TO A. McVeigh Esq
Lancaster, Ohio, or to the undersigned, who viii Be
found on the premises during the next two weeks.
Sept 10, 1867 JAMES A. HARRISON.
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LEGISLATURE OF SOUTH CARoLINA.--It is
stated that the Governor of South Carolina
will call an extra session of the Legislature
on the first Monday in November, for the
purpose of casting the electoral vote of the
State for Presidential electors on the follow.
ing Tuesday. In conformity to precedent
in similar cases, the Governor will call the
new Legislature, whose members will be
elected on Mondsy next.
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Arrival of the Franklin.

New YORK, Oct. 1.-THE Franklin ar
rived with l34 passengers and $4,000 in
specie. Cotton is firm with an upward ten
dency. Flour is scarce, inquired for at full
prices. Wheat active-declined ID White
corn scarce; yellow 29s Cd. Bacon reduced.
Beef and pork dull. Lard steady West
ern canal flour 20s Cd to 2ls; Baltimore 2Is
Sd to 2ls sd; Ohio 2ls to 22s. White wheat
62s Cd; mixed 6ls Sd.
The American guano expedition is Great
ing great neasiness-collision feared.
An attempt was made to assassinate Louis
Napoleon at Marseilles, with an Internal ma.
chine composed Of $50 gun barrels, loaded
with 1900 bullets. The machine was Sc
cured by the police and the parties arrested.
Advices from Paris say that the first act to-
wards Empire takes place at Tours, on the
18th October. The return Of the Prince to
Paris will be celebrated with imperial pomp
unsurpassed.
Iron trade in Birmingham excited-prices
firm; another advance of 20s advocated. -
Woolen districts-home and foreign demand
prosperous.
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New York Marker.

New York, Oct. 10 2.-Sales Of As 900 bbl.
OF State flour at 1926 to 4,44; Southern
S4,56 TO 475; Indiana S4,3I to 4,56. Sales
OF 5000 bush Of Western wheat at SI,O4
and firm. Sales of 10000 bush oc mixed
corn at 73 to 73l-in fair demand. Pork
quiet, local demand only. Dressed hogs
selling at u to 10. Lard Ila to ll&.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT,

E19Ss2 faoM and after Dtis day, the Coach
q cs b'fwepn Lancaster and Coiuin.
bus will pass ilrous1 Carroll, GTeencaale and Ii.
thopolls and through J1erzon and Winchester unit.
ing at GrovePat, connecting with the at Colum.
bus daily
I'm" "l l"svlng laneaSter 81 o'ek, NJ. precisely
Timc Of leaving Columbus, 8 o'ek. A. NJ. preeisety
ample arrangements made 10 carry all who de-
SIRE 10 travel on these routes MI KREIDER.
Lancaster, september !. Is52 dxw
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LIBERIA.-The New York Colonization
Society held meeting on Friday evening,
which!was addressed by Rev. ]. w. Rob
erts brother of President R oberts, who has
resided in Liberia for twenty-five years.
He gave an interesting account of the coun-
try, and said:
Many of the colonists have become rich.
Mr.. Murray, for instance, is worth $4,000,
Mr.. McGill, $4,000; Mr.. Blackledge 5000,
and Simon Harris 50OO Rice is worth a.
bout dollar bushel. Oranges are to be
had ..for nothing. There is abundance of
timber of various kinds, all valuable wood,
and used for different useful purposes. The
produce of palm.o is increasing 25 per cent,
and the exports oft amount to 10000 gal
Ions. 1t is shipped principally to England
and the United States. There are schools
in every settlement; high school in Mon
rovia, presided over by the Rev. Mr.. Will
son. The average health is about the same
in Liberia as it is in Virginia; his own health
was improved. The people are happy and
contented, and there are none who would
return to America, except for the purpose of
paying their friends visit. The size of the
farms range from five to fifteen acres. The
land is exceedingly productive, for there are
always two crops year Wheat is not
grown but large quantities of Indian Corn
are raised. Every man, from sixteen to fifty
years Of age is a soldier. There is every
reason to believe that the people will al
ways have abilities to preserve SriG-gOVcrn
lpnt,"
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Lancaster nInrI.efa-

THURSDAY. Oct. 14.-The late foreiyn
news has had an unfEvorable effect upon
the wheat market and prices are dropping,
White is still selling at 60, but at this rate
purchasers bold of; Red and mixed msy be
quoted at 56@5S. IN other articles, there
is no change. Our quotations will be more
regular as soon as the election excitement
is over,
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GREAT LoNoEvlTY.-On the 22nd of Sep.
last Mrs. Louis Peck, relicit of Mr.. Amos
Peck, departed this life in Hamden, at the
advanced age OF one hundred years eight
months and sir days' She was The mother
ofsix children, grand mother of twenty-nine
-great-grand-mother OF eighty-fve-and
great-great.grand-mother of eighteen. The
total descendants during her fife time were
l39!-Netp Hauen Pal.
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Delaware Redeemed,

The New York papers contain the follow
ing:
"WELMIEGToN, Del, Oct7.-The returns
received gave Newcastle county to the
| Wings by six majority. In Kent, the Wing
majority is l75, and Sussex is 1872 The
Whig gain, over last year, upwards of 200
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, October I2.-The election
checks all business to-day. Sales of 900
bbls of -four at S3,25. Whiskey at l65.-
Nothing doing in provisions. Moderate de.
mand for groceries-prices in favor of buy
prs
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NEW BOOKS. NEW nooks.,

jSr received at the city Book Store, opposite +
% i. Sh effrr's the following works:
UNCLE TOMS CABIN-Bv Mrs. Stowe.
Five years in South Africa,
Bsyard ravlors Letters from California,
The Vor d in Pocke, Book,
All Of which will be 50 d at the lowest prices
August 9. 1852. JOHN s ARIES
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TIIE rELEa.lt.I.Ii LINl,

LITTLE Il DRESGACHS.
Main street. LAre, tsr. OhIs, between ].
Lyons Grocery aud y. H,Ps's
Hardware Store,
AVE Just received their Fan aad Wfnfe, sfo,l
II Of hy Co DE-, GroeeIiss. Cneenswsre. GIr,S.
WsIe boots snd Shoes cotton Y-rn Batting Wall pa
per, B1rdery Window Blinds, Carpets. glIfts tlpn.
nels etc etc, all of which have bern s.i.ctI .sith
esss a. regaiis quality. styles and prices and will h.
s a. ihe owe~t market prizes. We IN, ito our Of
sed lhe community in general to come snd
80 9tr Atock briore b,iy Ing el,evhs7., as
WI he spared 10 give entir - ia, ton 10 All
VINO wiz iavor US ~i'h their ru tom
GFORGE u. LITTLE
CHARLES DRESBACH.
SAMUEL d. DRESBNCH.
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0FIn the London Despatch, of Septem-
Der, 9th, we find the following article, which
we commend to the serious attention and
consideration of every voter:
"The two parties of the Republic, Wing
and Democrat-that is, Conservative and
Progressive, Protectionists and Free-Trade
appear to have marshalled their forces,
and selected their candidates for the COM
ing election. EVERY ENGLISHMAN, -,
OF almost every class, REJOICES IN THE
EXPECTATION FOR THE SUCCESS
OF THE DEMOCRATIC, PROGRESS
SIVE FREE TRADE PARTY"
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IT, SHoULn BIZ UNIVERSALLY tEowv-Fnr i, i,
't'iHil tue-thsi ind gastion is the pa rent OF re
proportion of thu fatal diseases Dysentgrv disrr.
hea, cholera NOR, us, liver complaint, an many ohc,
diseases enumerated in the city Inspectors weoLly
catalogue OF generated bv Indigestion alone
Think ofthat eptics think of il all who suffer from
dlsordertd stonachs, and if you are vii ing to be
guided by advi e, founded upon exp rence, resort
at once don't delay day] to Hoohand', German Bit
ters prepared by DR.. C. NJ. Jackson which as an a.
terativc, curative. and nvgorant, stands alone anl
u11napprooch'd ID Gener depot, 100 Arch street.
We have tried these Biters and know that thev ara
excellent fo the diseases specified -Phiafel
phil City Item.
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Or. Homer C. shaw.

TNENDERS his professional services to the citizens
J. Of Lancaster and the public generally, and hopes
by dilgent and careful attention to the business o
his profession, to merit share Of public patronage
When not absent on professional Business, he maybe
found at DR.. WHrTE's OFTEcR.
Lancaster, March 9, 1852. eml6
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CALL AND SETTLE.

fIE subscriber being Hnder obligations to close the
i business OF the late firm of MCBRIDE h MIL
LER, respectful invite all persons knowing them
selves indebted to said firm to call and pay their notes
and accounts previous to the 10Th of December next il
delayed alter that tne all claims will be put into the
hands Of proper officers for collection.
Millersport, sept. %. lH52-3m G. C. MILLER.
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PUBLIC SALE,

DERSONAL Property belonging to the Estate of
Il AMANDA TwrM.N. deceased; consisting OF Fic-
tecn Acres Of Corn 10 Tons OF Hay, 47 bush Wheat
Horse >, ] Cow and Calf. l6 head OF Hogs, two.
horse Wagon, ! Carriage and Harness, lot of Farm
ing Utensils, Household and Kitchen Furniture, and
other property will be sold at vendue at the late re-
sdence of said deccascd the Turnpike, two miles
East of tho city of Lancaster, MOHday the 25th of
October, 1852 commencing at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon. G. +. SHEFFER 16Dl'for
October H. 1880
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ROOTS AND SHOES.
NEW GOODS:

WTE have now received large and complete as
w sortment of New & Fashionable Goods,
which daily exhibiting and selling at the old
stand Of REINSIUND AND SON.
All ask require, is, that persons visiting our
city in pursuit Of good bargains fi give as call
We detest hua6a aud. besides, ON good, once
examined, recommend themselves. Our stock ii full
was bought in cash market, and we are satisfied
with small profits We can supply our customers
with almost every thing heart wish for, from an
ounce of Indigo to a h0gshead Of Sugar; or from =
yard Of Gi cent Calico to fun suit Of clothes for a.
OF Shoes, Hats, Bonncts, Hose, Ribbons Parasols,
silks lawns. baregs, ds LANES, ginghams, cslieoes
cloths, cassmeres, Sanets tweeds, &c NE are well
supplied ss respects both qraifties and priees.s
We Keep on hand the best Of Family Groceries,
such Teas, Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, Syrup, Rice.
Spices, &c.
And we are always supplied with large and valu-
able stock Of Ready Made Clothing, made here
at home special order and therefore gleatly pres
ferable to that imported IRON eastern slop Shops
.TCash and country Produce always taken in ex-
change for goods. REfNMUND & MARTIN.
Anril 30, 1852. d89
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NEW ROCKS.

u EsToRATIoN of Monarchy in France,
~ BY Lamartine vol
Queechy. by author of Wide Wide World, Q vol
step from the New World to the Old B Tapponev
Nile Notes oi lIowadji. by George W Curtis
The HowsdI in Syria do do
Lotus Eating do do
The Day of Bruce, by G. Aquilur, . vols
Fresh Leaves from Western Woods, by Miss FullerY
Men and Women Of the 18th century, by Houssage 2y
Greenwood Leaves by Grace Greenwood
Fresh Gieanmgs, Reveries Of Bachelor, and other
works of Ike MGrUel, together with many other new
and valuable books and large variety Of Novels for
sale by JOHN L. TUTHILL,
Oct. 4. Telegraph Building opposite courthouse
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LOUISVILLE, Oct. 4.--The case Of Hon.
Z. A. Hannegan, of Indianas charged with
the murder of his brother-in-law, Capt.
duncan, while under the influence of liquor,
has been dismiseedj the grand jury failing to
Hnd an Indictment.
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LAIlIESi

4 flNE and examine our stock Of eashmero, Do
- Lang, ,leriDoes, Alpsrss, Lustre-, PiAin BlarI
Figured AID Fsncy 81 Ks, Ginghams calieoes sbp,%c.
SIX, sstin. fevet and straw Bonnets: silk Cashmere
Woo and BLANKET shAxls: . rich lot Of Bonnet aud
Neck Rib ons, Dress Trimmings Worked collar srd
iheh hahdkcrehis, just received and for sac cheap
by LITTLE 4 DREgBAC CHS
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MimIcr ~ l.niminu

4 Nd every body shou d supply thense yes with
n icarH olotiiHS Come ami LOOK Al oar stocL ~
Cloths OyeT-roalng0. ca,simercs. Sstinets, Jeans.
FlAnnsls Linses. Cnd.rshirts and Drawers. iu,; re-
eeiyed and for sale cheap nv
sept "a LITTLE 4 DRESBACHS
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SslsOI IiiklES.

OF the best Qualiiy always on hard.
VELLOW Rio Coffee, Green do. Java do; Young
Il Hyson Teas, Imperial do; Black do; Orleans and
Loaf Sugars, Boston Syrup prime article, Orlean.
Molsscs, Sugar House do Tobacco, Segars, cinnamon
cloves, Nutmegs, Mace, etc etc at
Srplrmber 6. KAUFMAN & co.
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A ALWAYS on hand, supply Of Ledgers, Records
IA Books, etc, together with all kinds of sta
tonary for sale at unprecedented low prices, at tho
book store Of JOHN l.. TUTH!LL,
Nov Telcgrnph Building opposite court. house