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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-26

FUEHAck AND MiLL SALES IN PKHHsxLvA-
HrA.-The Clarion county (Pa.) Register adj
vertises seven columns Of Sherif's sales
Among the properties to be sold under the
hammer will be nine iron furnaces, with fur
mace property, making in all about twenty
three furnaces sold in that county within a
year by the sheriff Nearly all the rest Of the
property to be sold at sheriF's sale, consists
of grist mills, saw-mills, fuIling and other
mills.
When the furnaces stop and are sold, and
the iaborers are driven elsewhere for en-
ployment, the home market is destroyed,and
gribt mills, saw mills, fulling mills and yari-
GUS other branches Of human industry are no
longer needed. A few weeks.ngo, however,
railroad iron advanced from @2l to S3l d
ton in England. The capitalists have sue
ceededin crippling our manufacturers and
now they will reap the advantages accruing
to them from the folIies of Locofocoism.
Is it not time to adopt once more the Amer
lean policyl The Tariff of 1886 and Free
Tradewere based upon promises ofhigh prices
to the wheat-gfower, but how is it, Barely a
living price is obtained, and the chance of a
rise depends upon the failure of the wheat
crop in England and the potutoe crop of Ire
land In other words, the American farm
er's chances for prosperity, depend upon star
vatioh and ruin In Europe. He could not
even wish this. How much better would il
be and how much happier would he. feel
when he knew that high prices for him
were caused by the prosperity of American
manufactures and American Industry
When he knew that his prosperity did moi
arise from the suferings Of the famishing
children Of Ireland and the poverty of the
poorer classes in Europe. There is food
! for reflection here.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-26

The German Evsngelic I.u,henn Church.
at the western end Of Mulberry Street. kill
be dedicated 10 The service OF he Tflnne
God, on Sunday the a0lh inst. Rev. w. n.
Lehman and Z. Grccnwald, both Of Go.
lumbus, are expected 10 preach on the occa-
sion. the former al 10 o'clock A. ID, in the
german. aud The latter al o'clock p, NJ, IN
The english laaFaaFc.
August 23d, 1859.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-26
CIeveInnd Market.

CLEVELAND, Aug. 24.-Reeeipts of Grain
light, and very little in market Sales OF
wheat have been made at quite an advance
Yesterday 2OoO bu Northern, ahoat, at TIC;
1000 do at Use; 2O0O white at S6lc 1000 do
at SIC. To-day boat load Southern sold
on private terms Markets firm at above
rates. White s7@s74; Northern 1890;
Southern 77@7Sc. Corn-Sales last even
ing 1000 bu at 52lc; good for Sac allOat.
Flour-No sales.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-26
NEM AnYERTIsEMENT.

r GARAGHTY, ,sttAs sigfof the GOLDEN WATCH,
ID most resbect,fIy informs the citizens Of Lancas-
ter and fhe public generalv that he has opened, 3
dors East ofthe Hooking Valley Bank, in the build
ina occupied by j. Frank as clothing store,a
v.ic n. Maker and JeVcIry Establishment.
- and Is rot only It all times prepared to repair
E2A.. WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
~ f6e shortest notice, but has also fine Let of
Watches. Clocks Jewelry, Fine Pocket Knives Port
willing to dispose OF at lOv prices any other
tabshment west Of the mountains.
NV motto is small profits and quick sales, as my
name is "Heither Abraham, Badc nor jacob" and
every article sell, l shall warrant.
Those wanting fine Clock or Watch are requested
to call before purchasing elsewhere, and am sure
that You will not leave dissatisfied.
May 49, dl04 JAMES GARAGHTY.
Blink Summon
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-26
From Pittsburgh.

PITTSBURGH, August 2l.-A very enthu-
siastc Wing mass meeting was held last
night, and about 1000 persons were present.
Cornelius Darragh, Esq, presided. The meet
ing was addressed by Messrs. Darragh, ,Darsie
Swartzwelder and Crawford, of the st.
Charles Coffee House. A number of songs
were sung by the Glee Club, and three
cheers giving for Scott and Graham.
River IL feet inches and falling. Weath.
er cloudy, with indications of rain.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-26
PURLIC SALE.


VVNHERE will be sold at pubic sale at the re idence
IL the subscriber in Greenfield township, three
miles South Of Baltimore, OH the road leading from
Lancaster to Baltimore on Thursday, September 8,
1852, the following property, to-wit:
Cots lot of Cows Young cattle, lot Of Sheep,
stands of Bees Q Ploughs, l Shovel Plough,
l Harrow, sett Plough Gears, cross-cut Saw,
Grain cradle, Tanning Mill,
A Ii t Of Shovels, Forks, hoes, Rakes, etc.
Dressing Bureau, . End Tables, Dining Table,
Breakfast Table, . Stands, | Wash Stand
Bedsteads, crib, l Safe, Mantle clock,
Parlor, Dining Room. cooking and lO plate Stoves
for " ood aud coal l Mans saddle,
Parlor, Dining Room, Bed Room and Kitchen chairs,
Wool Wheel and Reel, large Iron Kettles,
Alot OF articles belonging 10 House, Barn, Milk
house, Flour Room and Oven. Shed, etc
Corn in the Field. Gentlemen wanting corn will
please examine the previous to the day of sae
as it will be 500 at the house.
Sale to commence at 8 o'clock, A. Nj, All sums oi
50 or more, month, credit will be given, he pur.
chaser giving note with approved security--under 50
cash in hand.
! August 25 1852 E w. WELLS.
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DIR. =. T.. TOwnsend's EAirucI or
H.hra.ri,nfiiif.

TINE remarkable sanative powers Of DR.. s. r.
i T0VHseads SarsapGrLLG, have induced numcr-
Gus s,temtts 70 counterfeit Il, and make fraudulent
use Of Dr. TowNsgSD's NAME to ssetre the sale Of
SPURIOUS AHTrcLEs
These counteffeits and limitations only PROVE the
VALVE Of the oEIGTsAI; and no HIGHER coMPLI-
NEXT could be paid to DIR. $. p Townsend's Extract
ofSars1psria a. than lsborious efforts that have been
made by many to get up something like il.
supply Of the Genuine Article kept constantly
on hand by KAUFMAN " 20:
Ianca sfsr August 4 1852
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-26
Ental Accident.

ALBANY, N. Y, Aug. GA skiff upset
midway this city and East Albany; l5 to IS
men, women and children overheard; or
10 were picked up by boats, the remainder
drowned; the boat was overloaded. The
accident was caused by person attempting
to pick his hat out of the water. Seven
bodies recovered up to Z O'Clock this after
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-26
Lie StODDcd.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 2l.-The Norfolk Cour-
ier publishes letter from Senator Wade,
of Ohio, in which he denies that General
Scott made to him the assertion that he
would sooner cut off his right hand than
lend it to the support of slavery. No such
declaration was made by Gen. Scott, to him
or in his hearing.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-26
Ncw York Marker.

New YoRx, Aug. 24.-SaIes 5000 bbls
F!our-State $50, Southern 4.69. Sales oi
Is, 900 Wheat, Ohio 1.Ila, Genessee / l,05
Sales 100 bu Rye at Sic Bales 10000
mixed Corn at 7O@7l;yeIlow 721. Pork
and beef unchanged, Sales 100 shoulders
at 81; hams lol. Sales $50 bbls Ohio Whis-
XIV at25.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-26
The California Elnigrants.

LOUISVILLE, August 23.-Capt Ketchum
lately from the command at Fort Laramie,
arrived at st. Louis, Tuesday. The emf
grafton to California, via Salt Lake, had
commenced passing the Fort when he left,
Sickness had generaly disappeared, but
considerable qdarreling prevails among DIFF
ferent companies.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-26
Sale of Real Estate by order of Court.

AN Saturday the 4th day Of September, 1852, be
Otween the hours of8 O'clock A M. and o'clock,
p NJ at the c1urthouse in the city of lancaster, will
be sold to the highest bidderhe following Real Estate
as the property of C. j. Arndt deceased to-wt being
Lots numbers three and four, containing four acres
each the subdivision of the lands of Christopher
Weaver, late of Fairfield county, deceased in section
No. 36 township No. l5, of range No 49, north of the
city Of Lancaster, subdvided by H. H. Hunter and
f. A. Foster, administrators of said Estate. Also an
irregular and unsurveyed fraction of land supposed to
contain about acre. being other part of said section
No 36 cut off from the lands of John Reber, of said
county, by change in the original location Of the
State road from Lancaster aforesaid to the city of CO.
umbus Said premises subject 10 dover of the widow
as therein heretofore assigned-appraisedto S720
Terms Of SGle-One-third in hand one-third in one
and the residue in two years from the day Of sale with
interest on deferred payments from dav of sale.
JOHN ID. MARTIN, Adnl'tor,
de boais non Of CT. Arndt. decreased.
July %, 1852 $3.50 6wl2
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Dissolution Notice.

TVNilE partnership heretofore existing between Dr.
Il o. +. Davis and DR.. James Van Pearse, has been
dissolved this day, by mutual consent. The notes
and accounts are in my hands. O. Z. DAVIS.
Lancaster August l6, 1852.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-26
Hoos.-The Richmond (Ky.l Messengel

HoGs.-The Richmond (Ky.) Messenger
of the 18th says:-
Some 5000 hogs were sold In this county
the past and present week to Tennesseeans
at 4,50 gross. They drive them 10 Tennes-
see to fatten, and thence take them to the
Southern market. The price in this region
seems to be firm, with an upward tendency
at these figures. We understand that some
have been sold in Garrard county at 4,75 to
90 in the same direction.
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T,ro,Irs NVnssochuseffs,.

LYNN, Aug. 23d,--A riot occurred at this
place yesterday while the officers were at
tempting to serve liquor warrant. Con-
siderable excitement prevailed. One Off
cerwas wounded, il is feared mortally.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-26

"THE DOC 1T WAS THAT DIED."-A Cincin-
natl paper Of Saturday, says, "The dog pois-
oners were at work in the western part of
the city yesterday A number of them yield
ed up the ghost" That was pity.
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William Mnrsh,s Estatr.

NiOTlcE is hereby given that the subscfib u has
~ been appointed and qualified es Executor the
estats a. WILLIAM MaBsH, late Of Fairiicls county
deceased.
D4el Il Lancaster this 18th day Of August. 1862.
NATIiAxIEL SToLTz.
Executor of Eisiafn Marsh
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-26
Captain Marcy.

dPHIs, Aug. 2l.-Letters have been re-
cetNed here from Captain Marcy, at Fort
Washita, and dated August the lst, officially
announcing his arrival at his post, with all
under his command
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-26
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 24.-Flour at 3j25 and
dull. Whisky declined to III. Markets
geherally dull. River stationary. Their
mometer 9O-weather cloudy.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-26

ARE ToU A Misunderstanding from diseases to
which females are generally subject use. DR.. S. D.
Hows's Shaker SArsaparlla-it viii certainly you
Male or female old or young, ALL and erery Fanii'
iyshould have this excellent Family medicine by them
Call at our depot or one of our Agents, and get
pamphlet gratis where you will find facts, facts'
facsW that be substantiated by thousands OF liv
ing witnesses in this city and country viz: that the
Shaker slrsaparilla, prepared by DR.. S D. HOWE,
has been the means Of permanently curing more dis
eases to which the human family continually sub
ect than any other preparation of SArsaparlla
yet brought before the public. See Advertisement.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-26
A Farm for Sale.

TNEIE undersigned will sell at private sale the farm
i belonging to the Estate Of Will IAN JoNEs, de-
ceased situated in Pleasant township, Fairfield
ty five miles East of Lancaster and containing about
One Hundred and T1penty-sir Acres Of Land. The
old Zanesvile road through the North part
said farm, and tire GAINESVILLE and Maysvie Turnpike
Road runs through the South part leaving out for
ty acres on tho South side of the Pike and aording
abeautiful site for building purposes on the Turnpike
The premises contain about 45 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 AMI hewed log kitchen, and
other nee essary buildings, and hewed log barn.
Terms of Sdlc--One-third in hand, one third in
one year and one third two years. with interest on
the deferred pay nients till paid
Possession given Immediately For further Parti'
culars inquire of MICHAEL JONES on the premises
or Sal MON SHAW in Lancaster. SALMON SHAW,
Aug. 2b. Erecntor Gf WiHLanl Jones, deceased
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-26

A FRANK CoNFEssIoN.-T is no nov
city in the fact that the British press is u
unanimously for Pierce; but there are both
frankness and instruction in the following
paragraph from the liverpool European
Times
"As regards England. public sympathy, it
is'needless to say, is'enlisted on the side of
the Democratic candidate, Not that General
Pierce is considered the better man. Far 9TH
ej1tise. He is merely accepted as the nomi-
nee of that great party in the Union who de-
sire to push the principle of free trade to ita
utmost limits"
In other terms, General Pierce is not the
favorite in Britain on account Of his superb
or fitness for the Presidency of the United
States. Gen. Scott is confessedly the supe.
rior candidate so far as character, services
and ability to maintain the honor and pro.
mote the interests of, his country are concern,
ed. But General Scott is American, and
will be faithful to the American Republic;
while General Pierce is relied upon as the
fosterer of British commerce and manutac.
turers at the cost of American farmers and
mechanics. For thatreason---andt that rea.
son only-Gen. Piercetis accepted" by
British politicians. ns.--Cleveldnd Herald.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-26
ANSIGNEE,S NOTICE.

A Divtlen5 of DANIEL LEWIS & Cos effects, win
"A bc made on or about the Goth Of October next
Sa b OF the creditors as have not presented their
c aiEIs are requested TO do so.
WILSON 4 MUMAUGH, Assigaces
Lancaster, Ju'y "a, 1859 dl67
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SteamhOat Accident.

ST LOUIS, August, 23.--The steamer
Franklin No. 9, for Louisville, burst her
boiler OH Sunday; 80 scalded, 0 killed and 6
missing.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-26

0-The Cincinnati Nonpariel says that
a a'funeral train passed through that city a
few days ago, in one Of the carriages of
which, two young ladies were seated reading
novels Queer world this!
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-26

Oyster Saloon, 3c.--Our friend o. w.
Kraemer, is bound to keep pace with the city.
In the way of Summer and Winter refresh
ments, he is bound to be the earliest in the
field and the last to retire. We are glad to
learn that he is doing good business.
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Riot.

BALrISroAE, August Sat German
ball last night riot occurred and German
named Potts was killed by pistol shot, and
others were badly wounded
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-26
NEWTON SCHLEICII.

Att'y g. Counsellor at Law& Notary Public
LANCASTER, OHIO.
OFFICE-In the Tallmadge Block, second hooI
adjoining Msyor Creed's Office.
March 26, [052 Ill
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-26

0H-A candidate in Maine has published a
card, or platform,i in which he declares himself
in favor of the Maine liquor law and op-
posed to putting it force.
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IIen, EsI;iIe nt Private Sale.

TIME subscriber offers at private sale an excellent
i farm f2l2 acres of land, situated on Cleercreek,
in Madison township, about four miles southeast Of
Amanda, and eight miles south OF the city OF Lam
caster ioinneoT the south the land ofLewis Youngs
mill tract onthe west the lands Of Isaac Wolf and o.
rem Abbott, on the north the land Of Robert Fowler
On oad farm there is about 100 acres OF cleared land
under cultivation and the balance first rate tbered
On II are two DwELbINa HOUSES and 2 Orchards Of
choice Fruit is well watered with good springs and
NEVER FAILING STREAM RUNNING THROUGH IT,
including. Che water privilege for GRIsr or other
MILL with from 20 to % feet fall near the road.
For further information apply to the subscriber in
Lancaster Ohio. GEORGE WEISZ.
July H. 1859 lm'll
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-26

PIERCE GUAKps:--An independent corps
called the "Pierce Guards,'' has been form
ed in New Hampshire. Their equipments
consist of feathers, fans, and smelling bot
ties, and their standard bears for a motto
"Carry me Out"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-26
PUTNAM FEMALE SEMINARY.

FTNHIS Inatitution will again its session on
J. Wednesday the 18th day Of September next; and
will close the first term Tuesday, Feb. 9Th, 1883
There arc two .erms in the year with an interven-
ing vacation of two weeks.
For information 10 the course of study, govern
nent, location and exercise reference may be had to
the cata'ogue for the elr, ending August, 1852.
EXPENSE OF TUITION.
Preparatory Department pei term. ...... 5000
Seminary proper l. ,0O
EXTRA STUDIES.
Instrumental Music per torn. 81 ,,0U
Use OF Instrument ................... 400
French 6,0U
Board, including lights and washing, per week 2,5O
Fuel in private room, per week. ........... ,6O
Communications relative to the pecuniary interests
of the Seminary should be addressed TO A. A. GUrH-
RTE, all others TO the Prin ipal.
August %, 1852 c. AUGUSTA GhE3G,
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How THEY AcT!-The Cincinnati Atlas
of Friday gives the following account of the
manner in which the different Locofoco
factions in Cincinnati treat each other in
public. Fraternal,-is it not!
s'Last night several anti Miami Democrats
raised poll at the head of Main street, and
invited C. Reemeln to address them. AS
the flag was about being raised,' a crowd
Headed by Judge Finn took possession OF
the flag and stand, whereupon' general
row ensued and several persons were knock
ed down and bruised, amodgst them were
some old citizens of the nth Ward. Finn
for while spoke from the stand; cheers
for the Miamis and Roll were drowned by
calls for'the music and the cries for Reeme
lin, who took the stand and addressed his
fellow citizens in German. The Miami'
having supplied themselves literally will
eggs, made furious assault and drove of
Reemelin and his friends. The Miamis dis
persed. The Antics, on the departure o
our informant, had suspended their flag u
Cross the street."
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-26

AMERICAN VS.. ENGLISH IRoN.--The New
York Courier a Enquirer defends an increas-
ed tariff on iron, and shows that American
ought to be developed, because tits superior
to foreign iron. Here are some facts from
the Courier:
"The testimony of the eminent metallur-
gist, DR.. Mushet, of Scotland, is decisive
He says that Scotch bars do not contain
more than 90 per cent. ofpure metal, where
as American iron contains full SO per cent.
But we have evidence on this score stronger
than an opirion founded on chemical analy-
sis. Late experiments at the Washington
Navy Yard demonstrated, chat English chain
cable of a certain thickness of diameter was
ruptured by breaking strain of 7l6 pounds
less than was required to rupture American
chain cable of the same diameter.
"During the experiments at the Washing
ton Navy Yard, the strength of a chain OF
French manufacture was also tried. 1t
yielded at breaking strain of l,09l pounds,
while an American chain of the same thick
ness only yielded at a strain of ,277 pounds.
Similar results followed after over two hun
dred tests. With regard to Scotch and do
mestic iron, it was shown that the tenacity
of the latter was more than double that oi
the former! These are important consider
atons, but they seem to be generally over
looked by Congress, or are entirely unheed'
ed. Professor Johnston, in his admirable
report to the Secretary Of the Treasury in
1914, says that American Anthracite Coal
not only for all navigable purposes, but fol
manufacture, is decidedly superior to the
best English Camel. Are we then still tc
be encouragers ofinferior foreign iron ant
inferior coal for domestic consumption in the
face of these facts!"
The New Jersey Franklnite iron, which
has been tested in New York city, in Bulti'
more, and in the French marine forges a
Paris, is proven to be several thousanC
pounds stronger to the square inch thar
Swedish, English, or even Russian iron. 1
has lately been examined by mechanics o
the National Armory, Springfield, Mass.
with reference to the uses for gun and swor'
blades, and found to be perfectly fbrous
which is the desideratum for strength.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-26
YINEf.ARI YlNEGARil

4 FIRST RATE artiels Of CIDER VINEGAR,
N that can't be b. at 70 be had Al the CITY GRO
Gerry STORE II. A. GEBELEIN.
August 10, 1852, dlwi7b
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JOHN LYONS.

wEroLfsALE AND RETAIL D&kLER IN
Every Variety of Family Groceries, Pro-
visions, Notions, Cordage, Tar, Glass
and Stoneware,
MAIN STREET, LANCASTER, OHIO,
INVITES the attention of the country and city trade
i to his extensive arrival from New YorE, which
makes his assortment complete. He is ready at an
times TO attend TO the wants Of his customers anolet
be understood at all times that he sells on the aver
age lower than any house in Fairfield county, WIN
the express understanding that any article bought AZ
his establishment that don't give satisfaction, on re-
turn Of the same, the money will be refunded 80
Lancaster, July 30; 1909 inw@"u
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Pocket Book, Wallets, Porte Monies,
4 Nd CARD CASES Of every kind and style,
N just received and for sale very low at the book
store Of July 80 JOHN l.. TUTHILL
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Scotch Ae.-Kauffman g. Co, have some
of the genuine article, of most excellent
quality. 1t is a fine accompaniment to a
good dinner, for those who will drink some
thing stronger than water, and they do say
it is healthy.
The "Old Drug Store" has just been re-
plenished with large and varied assort-
ment of Drugs, Family Groceries, &C.,
which will be found of excellent quality and
can be purchased up on the most reasonable
terms.
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ALBERT SHREDDER & CO.,

ALBERT SHREDDER 4 CO.,
Fashionable Barbcrs and HNir-Dressers.
II EEP constantly on hand a splendid article Of
IN Hair Oil aud Perfnmery for sale, and are pre-
pared to do Sharing in the most approved style Of
their Saloon, one door south Of the Post Qtace.
lancaster, August 10, 1852
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NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKsl!

4 UST received at the city Book Store, opposite +.
- A. Sheifers, the following works;
UNCLE TOMS CABIN--By Mrs Stowe.
Five years in South Africa,
Bayard Taylor's Letters from California.
The Woi d in Pocket Book,
All II which will be sod Ot the lowest pricsa. 1,
August 9, 1852. JOHN SEAREE.S.