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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-11-04

THE RESULT in FAIRFiELD.-Therei is one
bright spot in the State at any rate. There
may be more, but we haven't heard ofthem
yet. Fairfield has done well. Hooking town
ship is redeemed. The Locofocos conf
IDENTIFY counted on 400 majority in the coun-
ty ard have received within less than two
hundred oft. The battle was fercely con-
tested and some townships have done nobly
Hooking has gained 40. We will give full
particulars when the official vote is counted
The following are the majorities:-
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o1ygena1.d Blti.rs IN Europe.
Letter from Rev. L. Do0LITTLE, highly respec


Letter from Rev. L. DO0LITTLE, highly respecta-
BILE Clergyman.
PANS, November 1, 1s52-Dear Sir:-Abont two
years since made use of few bottles of your Oxy.
genated Bitters for stomach complaint which was
at that time relieved. During the past year. having
suffered somewhat in my general health, my medical
advisers rerOmmendeda sea voyage, and some twelve
months respite from public duty.
Since my stay in England and France, have found
my old enemy, irritability of the stomach returning
again. have not foundan prescription to afford me
relief, and made inquiries in London for your Oxy-
genaed Dittrrs, but could not find any. write now
steamer to lavrs Ia dozen bottles care of Living.
ston, Wells Co & Place de la Bourse Paris'
An old friend Of mine in Eng and, Captain Jackson,
OF the British Army | f,nnl, on my arrival, suffering
hon Asthma, maniresily the result of Dyspepsia Ii
you haveia mind to Scni me additional half dozen
bottles, should like to have the Captain try the medi-
cine ! should not troubled you with this, but for
with 10 be quite Of obtaining the genuine article;
aud together with the hope Of my relief extend
benefit 10 other sufferers like myself
beg to observe, as am not a, arc that my namc
known to you thai have been the resident clergy
man 70: twenty three years, in Sherlrook and
Lennoxvile, Canada East to which..charse no to
be able to return in the spring next 70 low
ing. remain, dear sir your obedent servant,
DR. G. b. GREEN, Windsor, Vt L DOOLITTLE
REED, AUSTIN. & Co., Wholesale Druggists No.
96, Merchants Row, General Agents.
Price, 81 per bottle. six bottles for S5.
Sold by e. KAUFFMAN &. Co, Lancaster.
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zeal Estate at Private Safe.

T1HE subscriber offers at private sale an excellent
farm of2l2 acres Of land, situated on Cearcreek
in Madison township, about four miles southeast OF
Amanda, and eight miles south Of the city of Ian
caster joining the south the land of Lewis Young
mill tract, The west the lands of Isaac Wolf and o.
rem Abbott the north the land of Robert Fowler.
On said farm there is about 100 acres of cleared land
under cultivation and the balance first rate tmbered
On il are TWO DWELLING HOUSES and Orchards Of
choice Fruit, is well watered with good springs and
a NEVER FAILING STREAM RUNNING THROUGH 1T,
including the water privilege for GRrsT other
Mill with from 20 to % feet fall near the road.
Lancaster, Ohio. GEORGE WEISZ.
July II, 1852 lm'll
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FARM POR SALE.

JNIIE undersigned, being desirous to change his bu-
i siness OF life, now offers Tor sale a valuable
FARM, situate in Bloom township, Fairfield county.
Ohio, one half mile North Of the town Of Royalton.-
IN Said Farm contains over -
1.-TWO HUNDRED AND SlXTY.TWO iii
ACRES: more than two-thirds Of the same under a
good state Of cult, aton and the balance well timber
ed There two farm houses, and largo barn on
the same and several springs of falling water,
and orchard Of the choicest selections Of grated
fruit.
Said Farm can oe divided so as to make two good
farms and will be sold seperae together, 10 suit
purchasers.
For particulars to price and terms persons de.
sirous Of fpurchas;ng, referred TO A. McVegh Esq
Lancaster, Ohio, or TO the undersigned, who will be
found on the premises during tiin next two wers.
Sept. 49, 1883 JAMES A. HARRISON.
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FRESH ARRIVAL or GROCERIES
At the Old Stand Of George J. Wycum.


TNHANKFUL for past fsvors, tlla subscriber re-
l. spcctiully informs his CID eusomers and the rub
lie general lly, that he has now fuH and mpIcte
Stock Of FA ILILY GROCERIES,, embracing, IL
-, part, the following articles:
20 COFFEE--Ric and Java, Of the best quality
4pE. TEA-Yourg Tyson and lmperis';
----~-1 SUGARS-Pulverized, crushed, Loaf Cub
and New Orleans;
M0LAssEs- Go'dcn Syrup, Sugar Eousc
and New Orleans:
>4.f4YT.> >FISH-Wkite Fish. Mackere' and Cod
| S7-S--zs.ssSSlSal III fresh: also, Herring;
: TOBACCOS--A prime article of Russell and Ro-
binsons Cavendish, and Aliens best pound lump; also
good article OF spun, Mai Rod and six Twist: Also
Anderson's fine cut chewing and smoking Tobacco;
SPICES-PepPar, Alspicc. Ginger, Cloves, CHINA
mon and Pepper Sauce;
YE-STGFFS-Ind Malder. Logwood & Alum;
LIqUORS-Port, Caret. Museat and Malaga Wines;
prime article Of Cogni'c Brandy New Eng and Rum;
Rye and Wheat Whiskey, sold in no less quantity
then quart.
Besides great variety Of articles usually kept at
snia estab ishments, all Of which will be sod at
as low prices 5 at any other house in the city.
contihuarce Of the patronage Of the pub c is re-
spectfuliy solicited. GEORGE J. WYGUM.
Lancaster, August 4, 1852
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strictly truethat Indigestion is the parent of large
proportion of the fatal diseases Dysentery, diaIr-
hea, cholera morbus liver complaint and many other
diseases enumerated in the city inspectors weekly
Think that dyspepcs think off all who suffer from
disordered stomachs, and if you are vii ing to be
guided by advice, founded upon exp rience, resort
at once tdon'tdelay day] to Hoohanda German Bit
ters, prepared by Dr. c. NJ. Jackson, which, as an al
teratve curative, and invigorant, stands alone and
unapprooched. General depot, 100 Arch street.
We have tried these Bters, and know that they are
excellent fol the diseases specified above Phiadel-
phin (itu Hem
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G)t111efkly Gazette.
CRY OF LANCASTER.
Inesday EveninE, Nov. 3, 1928

-
u The RfsuLr or THE ELECTION. we have
before us mass Of telegraphic intelligence
from which we would infer that Pierce has
been elected President by large majority
of the electoral vote Of the States. Itis un-
necessary to publish the returns in detail, as
nearly all are simply the results in few
cities and counties. We may state, how
ever, that New York, Pennsylvania, Mary
land, Virginia, Ohio, Michigan and Louis
lana have in all probability elected the LO-
cofoco ticket. From other States, with the
exception of Massachusetts, which has prob
ably gone for Scott, we have no satisfactory
returns. The result has disappointed, but
not surprised Us. Faction has ruled the day /;
falsehood, Misrepresentation and forgery
have been employed with success by the
leaders Of Locofocoism; and we have to re-
cord the defeat of Gen. Scott by such a man
as Pierce. That the result has not been as
we ardently hoped, we do not pretend to
deny, and we are almost confident that the
sober-mnded citizens of the country will
regret the vote which they CASTOR yesterday.
The result is fraught with evil to the best in
terests of the country; it is a premium offer
edto dishonest politicians,tO gain distinction
and power by acting the demagouge; it is a
warning to patriotic and honest men not to
serve their country too faithfully.
But the result is before us and we could
not change it five would; but there are'seve-
rallessons to be learned which we will re-
cur to hereafter. We are not one of those
who are willing to allow political vices to
pass by unnoticed, because they have in this
instance proved successful. We are still
firm in the faith that the honest men ofthe
country will yetlearn & appreciate the char
acter Of such "miserable and dishonest pol
iticians" as OLDS AND MEDILL.
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Notice to the Creditors of the GAINESVILLE 4
MnvsvilIe Turnpike Road Company.

TIME creditors of the said Road Company, who have
Il rot heretofore filed their claim with the Receiv-
err agreeaby to the notice for tho Sale ofthe Zanes-
vile and Maysville Turnpike Road" are further no.
titled to present their claims to the Court OF Common
thereoon the 9th day of December next. All claims
not filed agreeably to this notice, will be forever ex-
cluded fiom any participation in the proceeds of the
sale Of said Road, in the ovent OF the confirmation
thereof.
For the convenience of creditors, claims may be
filed with the undersigned, to be reported by him
to the session of the court above mentioned.
A. BASSETT, Rcceiver.
Lancaster October IA, 1852 70
N B. Mr. JOHN c. WEAVER, of Lancaster, will
receive claims to be presented to the Court by the
Receiver ... ....
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G5-It always gives us pleasure to notice
any article that confers real benefit on the
community, and il is with confidence we
heartily commend Ayers Cherry Pectoral
to our readers as possessing extraordinary
virtue for the cure of diseases incident to
the Throat and Lungs. This may accoun;
for our frequent reference to this article
which we feel fully justified in making
known to the publicly. Y. Tribune.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT!

SEsssss9S ENRON and after This day. the Coach
2H-s-k-NA es between Lancaster and Colum-
bus will pass through Carroll, GIeencastle and Ii
thopos, and through Jefferson and Winchester unit
ing at Groveport, connecting with the at Colum
bus daily
Time Of leaving lancaster, 81 o'ck, AM, precisely
Time Of leaving Columbus, s o'ck, A. NJ. precisely
Ample arrangements are made to carry all who de
sire to travel on these routes MI KREIDER
Lancaster September /. 1852. d&w
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DAINT Brushes, al Sizes shoe Brushes
IL Hair do; busting do; White Wash DO
cloth do Flesh do; Scru6bing do; Feather Dustcrs.
Sept7 Just received at KAUFMAN & co.
RAIL ROAD NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given, to the Stockholders Of
~ the Cincinnati. Wilmington and GAINESVILLE Rail
Road Company. that an Insalnent of ten per cent,
upon each share of the Capital Stock of said company
is required TO be paid to the undersigned, Treasurer
thereof. at his Office in Lancaster, before the
FIRST DAY OF MARCH NEXT, and like install
ment OF ten per cent every sixty days thereafter
til the whole amount is paid up.
By order of the Board of Directors.
JOEL RADEBARGH, Trea surer,
Cincinnati, W. & GAINESVILLE Railroad Company
NoTEs.-Interest will be allowed on all subscrip-
tons Of stock, from the time paid in until the road
is opened and in operation.
And for the convenience Of subscribers, JOEL L.
FRANKLIN, Esq, Of Cireeville, has been appointed
to receive instalments from subscribers residing in
Pickaway county.
DANIEL McLEAN, Esq, of Washington, for those
residing in Fayette county, and
LAWRENCE FrrzHUoH, Esq, of Wilmington, from
those residing in Clinton county.
JOEL RAnEBAUGH, Treasurer,
Cincinnati, W. Il Zanesville Railroad company
February 9, 1852 10
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A Valuable Farm for safe.

TENTlE subscriber will sell his Farm, one mile west
Il of Lancaster, containing 16S acres, so acres of
which cleared ani under good cultivation. There
is good FLoUlISG MILL on the same, situated with
in few rods OF the GAINESVILLE and Maysville Turn
ovsrshot wheel There also on the premises three
never failing springs of water--accommodious and
convenient dwelling house, spring house. barn. and an
orchard Of lirst ratefrut Being desirous to remove
to the West the subscriber viii dispose of the above
Lands upon terms that cannot fail to suit any person
wshingto purchase. Indisputabe title be given.
September q 1882. HENRY SUTZIN
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LANCASTER 10 COLUMBUS.

fzlsss.ssslzE5Ezas5. fs.4ilzEzzas THE PACKET LANCASTER.
THSIIE Fine PacRet Lancaster will continue TO make
l. regular trips between Lancaster and Columbus,
as follows:-Leaving Lancaster Tuesdays, Thurs
ys and Sundays at O'Clock, P. NJ, arriving in Co.
ubus in time for the morning trains Of Cars, either
to Cleveland Cincinnati; lea wing Columbus Mon
davs. Wednesdays and Fridays after the arrival Of the
Cincinnati train of Cars. at half past eight o'clock p
and srriging at Lancaster at half past eight the
next morning.
For information in regard to passage or freight sp
ply on board at Lancaster 10 R. Felton, proprietor
az Columbus. Omnibuses in ,edinrss at Columbus
to carry passengers between the packet and the
both ways. II. II. JEFFRIES, Captain.
CantaTnl,ar % 1879
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SAD AccIpENT.-The community were
startled about noon on Saturday, with the
rumor that the house of Elias Word, on
Brockport-street, had fallen and crushed
nearly the whole family! On proceeding to
the scene of the disaster, we found that the
Kitchen floor above---beams, joists and plas-
ter lay in one mass upon the floor beneath,
and presenting heap of ruins. The eldest
daughter was released from the fallen mass
considerably injured-her right hand being
severely burned. A younger daughter re-
ceived more and severer bruises. Her lip
and chin were badly gashed. The hired
girl at work in the kitchen received the
falling timber on her head and shoulders,
which crushed her to the table where she
stood, and injured her very badly if not dam
gerously. Her injuries internally were evil
IDENTIFY severe, as she vomited blood. On ex-
amining the cause of this accident, it was
found that the timbers, instead Of being
mortised into the plate, barely rested on q
strip of pine board, nailed to the plate. The
whole was put together in n most culpable
manner.--Le Roy Gazette.
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Estate of David Cherry.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
v been appointed and duy qualified as Ada inistra
Of the Estate of DAVID CHERnY, deceased, late o.
Fairfield county, Ohio. All persons having, claims
against said Estate will present them for sett,men'
legally authenticated within one year-and all those
indebted will make immediate payment.
HARRISON APPLICABLE, Admtor.
tlctobar22 1862 4W24'
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NOTICE TO MY FRIENDS.

A the track Of the Rail Road passes through my
n land and many persons, ladies, gentlemen and
children, in large numbers anxious to see the work.
onen so that the horses and cattle get away aud the
constant passing through the fields ramPs down the
grass, subiecting me to much annoyance:-This is
most respectfully request all my friends who NAV
wish to visit the work. to take the track Of the Rail
Road near Rings mill and return that way. This
will give them no additional trouble and save me
much. My willingness to crafty the public in any
reasonable way. l think will not be doubted, and
trust in this respect word 10 the we'll disposed will
be sufficient.
Most respectfully, d. KALAMAZOO.
Lancaster, August l0-3m-Eagle Telegraph copy
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THE LAKE FIsHERIEs~-The fisheries on
the western lakes have gradually increased,
until instead of being carried on by a few
Indians and half breeds, as they were few
wears since, 10000 persons are now more or
less dependent on the fisheries of lake Mich
igan alone.
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TheChOIer;a.

QUEBEc, Oct. 3O.-There have been 1913
deaths from Cholera, in this city, the past
month. The deaths have averaged two
each day.
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NEW ROCKS.

NEW BOOKS.
- ESTORATION OF Monarchy in France,
1O By LaInartine vol
French Revolution Of IS4S, do do
Queechy. by author of Wide Wide World, 2 vol
step from the New World 10 the Old. BTappsn2v
Nile Notes ola lIowadji.by George W Cmtis
The Howadji in Syria do do
Lotus Eating do do
The Day of7Bruce, by G. AGuilur,2 vols
Fresh Leaves from Western Woods, by Miss Fuller
Men and Women of the 18th century by Houssage,2v
Greenwood Leaves by Grace Greenwood
Fresh Gleenings, Reveiies of a Bachelor and other
works of ire Marvel, together with many other new
and va liable books and large variety Of Novels for
sale by JOHN l.. TUTHILI.,
Oct. 4. Telegraph Building, opposite courthouse.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that petition win be
presented to the onnissioners ofFairlied coun,
y their regular session. to vacatc that part OF
lie State Road, beginning at the house Of Samuel Kirk
wood in carer ek township; thence souhwardly to
whore it intersects the GAINESVILLE and Maysyille
Rad October ~, 1852. Aw:4
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MUSIC, SINGING AND DANCING!
At the temperance Hall, This Evening,
NOVEMBER A. 1859.
THE BAILEY TROUPE or nANCERS

THE BAILEY TROUPE OF DANCERS,
Consisting of Master Albertine Master Alfred Miss
Emele and La Petite Fanny, assisted by the Origin
al Comic Vocalist Johnny Booker the favore Ballad
Singer Miss Ellen Bingham, will give grand enter.
tainmen consisting off variety Of new and beautiful
FANCY DANCES, in costume, including Highland
filings, Sailors hornpipe, Irish, Scotch. Chinese,
Greek, Tyrolean, German andAfrican Dances, Pokas,
WaltZes, Comic Dances, etc
MR.. BOOKER will introduce a great variety Of
new and original Comic Songs, Ballads, Recitstions
Comicalities, etc. etc, which havo been received
with unbounded applause at the principal Theatres
of the United States.
lJ'Tickets % cents Gentleman and Two Ladies'
90 cents Doors open at T. Performance to commence
half past o'clock. No Postponement.
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From PhiladelDhia.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 29.-A collision
occurred between the train from Harris
burg and one from Baltimore, last night
Eleven cars and one engine much damaged.
No one seriously hurt.
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Es,o,o or Amanda Twyman.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
Y bceu appointed and qualified as administrator or
tho Estate Of Amanda Twyman late OF fsirie'd conn
ty deceased c. b. sHEFFEf' Aamt9r A0n
September 90 1852 4w2U
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ny yraes ct isl int i,I % irin, tho pub
le e. n',dencs IN 'ii.' J. G, ms won frr i ap
Preel>i n and 4. Fsty by exceed Hg tn IN ,st
.snguine eyPr ris' af Is 81 Ms Moth -. tu' H.
ny ie virur sHl 'h@ unm able b .iit rcnfrr
rrd n t1puss1is IS suf.raTs, could nrig;ul', and
M ntalh ~ repn'ston IL nirys Nbi msut iHf'-
Ti"i remfnfs n " u' cattle mmun ~ h4cr lsii q
and been diseaid H. tl.is has .s;n d fri nls m e,sry
tral. con erTrd II nefts ~ D.. afflicted IN -. AZ n
yer forget IN prglu c cnr.s 800 q, m ,ous an too
rrmirl AIDE - b. ior.n1,H
While l. j. 2 fr-uipn H. null 70 rr,', n ,ha. snv
on med -in y .nilii 'yc ire'll 'l,s4 l. sbun.
dan proof that III cHgEtr PEcroat does n { on V
a'sg nrrai thin =. bur almost Invariably, cure the
mslad,-s for which + Is 6nPioy-d
As tim mskes ih'ss f. Is wi!ers snl tctt known
this mel r has g'adnslly become the hest liarce
o. the afflicted from ihe Iogcsbn Of the Afari.
peasant, 10 ihi palaces Of European ngs Through
Out ms entire eounry. every state, city snf In
deed almost every icinet II contains, cH1:uEY PIC
ToRhL is known the best reInciy rxtsni for dis.
eases of the Throat AMI Lungs and in MANY foreign
countries II is coming 70 he extn.vply bv theig
most intelig Mt lhysirsnS In rest pritan. France
and GerInsny; VIII re ihn -dra science have reach-
ed their highest perfection, ouRnEY PEcToEAL is in
troduced, anil in eonsf Use in the Armis Hospitals
Aims houses Pub ic nsfiin'ions and ~ domestic rac
ticc, as the suresi rrmeJy their Attending Physirsns
employ for the d dangsrUus affections Of tle
lungs. Also IN mdeT cases, and for children it is
sale. pleasant and ectuat TO cure In fact some oi
tho most attering sti aonisls ceiya have beon
from parent who have 70 IN j: efcAciius in
particularly incidental g. childhood
I The cHYRRY PEcTot AL Is Manufactured bv pIae-
teal chemist, snl every ounce Of il under his own
eye with invarsbie accuracy fnl care II IL scaled
and projected by law from cOuni nsiis. rqurnt
iy can be relied genuine without odultars;ion
We have end'avorsd here TO furnish the commu
nifty " ith medicine Of su' h nti insic superiority
and worth as should commsnd it.elf 10 their conf
dence--s remedy st ssfr, speedy and rIectusl
which this has by ieoesed and countless trials PROV
ed itseb TO be- AMI trust b. great care in preparing
with chemical accuiscy. OF NJ 'rfrn strength t AFFORD
Physicians new agent on g hich they can rely foI
the best results, and the afflicted with lemody that
will do for then all that meiicine do.
PREPARED BY !. c. AYER, CHEMIST, LOWELL. HIAss
Sold in Lancaster BY Kaufman ee co +. L. Slocum
and DR.. ". Z. Krei!cr. Rushvills, +. Kslb, snd by
Druggists end Dealers in medicines every wher..
November 1852 3m25
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AssIf.NEE,S NOTICE,

A Dividend of DANIEL LEWIS s. Co.'S effects, will
n be made on or about the 2llth of October next
Su II of the creditors as have not presented their
claims are requested to do SO.
WILSON & MUMAUGlI, ASsignees.
lancaster, July %, 1852 diof
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JOHN LYONS,

JOHN IIONS3
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Fverv variety of Family Groceries, Pro.
visions, Notions, Cordage, Tar, Glass
and StOneware,
MAIN STREET, LANCASTER, OHIO,
TNVITES the attention of the country and city trade
| TO his extensive arrival from New York, which
makes his assortment complete. He is ready at all
tines to attend the wants of his customers and let
II be understood at all times that he sells the aver
age lower than any house in Fairfield county, with
the express understanding that any article bought at
his establishment that don't give satisfaction on re-
turn of the same, the money will be refunded.
Lancaster, July 80, 1852 Unwind
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Pocket Book Lost.

z OST either at Carroll or between that place an
4 Lancaster, on The 26th inst, A POCKET BoOR
cont aiming three dollars and papers Of no vau,
to anybody but myself. The finder vii confer ia,
vor by sending it to the Blind Asylum at Columbus.
Oct 81, 1859. WILLIAM JACOBS.
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BIRDS, RIiSDS!!

<SkHA 4:EXNHE sub criber will pay'I "a
Au=<sS4R&s IL CASH FOR BIRDS de- Ssas-12--4ifz
iivered at his EATING House Main Street, adjoin
ing the Commission Store. o. W. KR4EMER
Lancaster October 81, 1852.
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DAGUERREOTYPES.

A Ii Persons wishing to obtain superior Doguer-
n resype pictures, "warranted to please at We
ry reasonable price, will do well to call my
in Giesy's frame building third floor, entrance one
door East Of the Hooking Valley Bank.
Lancaster Oct. %. X. Is. MCBRIDE.
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New York Market.

New YORK, Nov. 2.-Cotton unchanged.
Flour 4,62 to 4,68 Genesee 4,sl TO 4,S7;
Southern 4,s7to 5. $500 bush Of Western
wheat 1903; 3;Genesee held at l,l3 to lie
10000 bush of Western mixed corn 76I to
~; round yellow II. Pork heavy and un-
changed. Beet market firm and heavy,