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George Ilummcl's Premium Essence of Coffee

MANUFACTURED BY DANIEL BOILER & CO.
One Package at l5 cents aciA sape lbs. of Coffee,
THIS Essence was lately awarded with a silver
i media in he American Institute, New York, also
with the FIRST premium for such articles in the Frank
in Institute, Phi'adelphia. tN
Sod Wholesale end Retail, at the proprietors sole
Depot2lS street, Philadelphia. Also,forsale
by our Agents, and at the principal Drug and Grocery
stores throughout tho United States.
This Essence has been proven by many thousands
Of the richest and most respectable families, we'll
by the poorer class OF PEOPLE, almost through the
whole United States be by far the best preparation
Of coffee ever offered to thepubic. Coffee made by
this Essence is much more who osome, more delicate
finer favored, perfectly clear and in every instance
superior to tho finest Java Coffee. ~ ...'
In order to give full satisfaction and proof that the
above article is perfectly healthy, and TO show some
thing the deserved reputation has gained and lust
ly entitled to- we annex few certificates and recon-,
mendations, particularly relating to heath, from Dr.
Booth and Dr. Chiffon, practical chemists and Analy-.
sists Of the cities of Philadelphia and New York.
College AUenue, Tenth street, belotc Market .
Philadelphia, September4, 1851.
l have examined the essence Of Coffee manufactnr-
ed by Hummel, Boiler CO., and find that its con-
stit1ents not in the least injurious to health Il
may be used freely and with perfect safety
Pro. of Chemistry applied to Arts Franklin Institute.
No. 73 chambers street, Neto York, Aug %, 1851.
have examined an article prepared by Messrs.
Hummel, Boiler and CO, Philadelphia called Essence
Of coffee, which is intended to beused with coffee,
for the purpose Of improving it, find 1t free not only
any thing injurious to health, but on the con-
trary, the Ingredients of which composed are per-
fectly wholesome, J. r, Chiffon, NJ, d. Chemist.
For sale by G. KAUFMAN 4 co., Agents,
and other Druggists and GroceTs generally
Lancaster, Ohio, August g. 1852 -,
Bonnets, Ribbons and Fans, ,--,.
InFthe newest patterns, all on hand At
OApril 8, 1859 'f'PiTu9 HENLER'Ss
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CLOTHING STORE.
Co-nnrtncrship.

y1NHEPertncrship heretofore existing under the
4 iir,,'-name of FRANK X CO, Clothing Merchants,
was dissolved by mutual consent On the first day Of
April The business will hereafter be conducted un-
Ter tho firm. namn OF G.. SIMON Co, at the OLD
STAND. third door East of the Hockhg Vdlley
Bank, where may he found at all times fine, large
and well selected stock of
ri. Ready Made Clothing,
For Ren and boys. as we'll as a large assortmcn, ri
Shirts Drawers Under shirts, Cravats. llanGfs. &c
1t must also be remarked that ihe report, that
FRANK, who is so we'll known for his fine fits ant
good bargains ntendedto leavr town, is moi true and
he would assure his friends, his customers and the
public generally that he will be ready to receive all
those who may favor him with call.
Also at the same place and at all times, will be
found fine lot Of JetOelry Notions and Cutlery.
l. Lancaster, April "a, 1862 G. SIMON 20.
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The WAY TO CRow.--We do not attempt
to conceal the fact that the Wings would
have rejoiced over the defeat of DR.. Olds,
just as they would that Of Medill or any other
demagogue; but his election by less than fil-
ty Majority, il ut all, gives our Locoroco
friends poor chance to crow. Last year
the district was carried by the Locorocs as
follows; Licking TAO, Franklin 800, Picka-
way s7--a gain for the Wings of about L.
100 And yet their dunghill chicken crows
over This result, asifhe had really won VIC
tory.
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GARNET AND CHAIR SHOP.

ID EMIuVAL.-T. G. DOdson has removed his
HI Cabinet ard Chair Shop rom Connclls Row, 10
The Room on Broad Street, South Of John Lyons
Grocery and formerly occupied by ID. r. FiShel,
where he will continue manufacture all articles in
his line as heretofore.
Collins on hand at all times, with good hearse to
attend funerals in any part of tho county, at redured
rates Thankful for past lavors, he respectfully SO:
licits conliruance of public patronage. lie will
labor to give general sataction both regards price
and quality OF his work.
Lance ster April 8, 1852 6mi9
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DID HE Do lr!--The Eagle says that Gen.
Pierce, sin tbs hour of danger, volunteered
as private soldier to fight the battles of his
country at eight dollars per month" Ger
tan it is, that is all he did do. But the idea
of his volunteering ns private soldier is all
CANNON. He didn't 90 to Mexico as u pri-
vate soldier.
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nOAD 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, or we will trade them fair terms for
Buggies or two-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 seen at the residence Of Mr.
T.. Martin, three miles North of Rushvile, on the
road to Thornville. 4. B. MCLAUGHLIN,
August l2 4wl3 ]. D. ARTIN,
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From the Manchester Examiner

"The election of Gen, Pierce will at apy
rate prove that the Democratic majority.
whatever may be their other differences, are
unanimous in their testimony on behalf Of a
liberal commercial policy, and any govern
ment HE may form will be one on which
THIS COUNTRY NAY RELY FOR EFFEcTUAL
COORDINATION in reducing, wherever practi-
cable, existing impediments to international
intercourse, ~ ~
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iowA'--We have the following amongst
other gratifying information from this state
1t - extracted from Dubuque letter.
"The Praires are on fire for Scott. Tho
greatest enthusiasm prevails; aud there ia
strong hope Of carrying even Iowa for The
hero OF Lundy's Lane. Governor Lucas. n
staunch old Democrat, is carrying hundreds
81 votes with him to the standard Of Scott y
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OLD VIRGINIA, have encouraging
accounts of the Whig prospects in Virginia.
Many well informed gentlemen express the
opinion that the Old Dominion will give her
fifteen electoral votes to Scott and Graham.
We should not bo surprised it it should be
so, though the general opinion has been that
Virginia would go for Pierce, as u matter of
course. Work diligently friends.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-10-28

FRANK PIERoE.--The Eagle says he is n
man, distinguished alike, for his political
and military career--a statesman and he
ro."
That sricA--decidedy, Interestingly rich
"DTsTINGUIsHED!" All! hal When, where,
how! In the House of Representatives! {!
No. In the Senute! No. In Mexico!
NO. Then, where and when was it. Give
us the documents. Letus have the records
Consult your own files. Gull it from them,
if you can. ''Distinguished!"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-10-28

TIME OF CLOSING Tue PoLLs.-h is now
settled that the hour for closing the polls on
the I'd of November, isat6 p. NJ. the same
as at the State election. Let this be uni
formly observed.
Swans Statutes, page 500, gives the au.
thOrity. ,..a
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0rrThe report of the Commissioners to
whom was referred the Methodist North and
South cases, has been made, by which it up.
pears that the property previous to tho divi-
sion OF the institution, was upward of $685.
900. Thatthe profits from 1915, to January,
1852, have been over 1885,, 900.
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HEALING OINTMENT
From Physicians the most
skilful and celebrated,
from Councillors learned
In the law, from Judges Of
celebrity on the Benc h,
from Ministers of the Cos
pei, whose undertaking in
tegrity have made them
shining lights in the path
Of Truth, from enlighton-
cd Professors. from acute
Merchants, & from those
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From Wilmer and Smiths liverpool

Times. ra- rs rg
GAS 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 OTHERWISE. He is merely accepted
as the nominee of that great party in the
Union who desires to push the principle of
free trade to its utmost limits"
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Look Quit

NNcELRoY&BlLLINGHU have removed their
lYk Boot and Shoe Shop 10 Gicsys building, fisrt
door east Of the Exchange and Immediately oPpoosit
Mr. Samuel Becry's Grocerys, where they will kee
on hand and manufacture to order, Boots and Shoa'
OF the best quality all warranted and sold at low f.
CURES Please cal at the Railroad Sign.
t BIcELROY & BILLINGHURST
Lancaster, April 10, 1862 90
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-10-28

0~rHalf needle wsa extracted from the
back of man in Madison, few days ago. -
1t showed evidence of having been there
long time. The person alluded to, has COM
planned for some years of pain in the small
.. his back How the needle got there is u
mystery and it is supposed part yet re-
mains in the hack.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-10-28
From the London Lender

"We are without information as to the
views of Gen. Pierce on the subject of CO.
OPERATION WITH ENGLAND; but we cannot
say that we feel any apprehension on the
point, and we shall await the final election,
not without share in the confidence of many
American friends that il WILL RESULT
WELL"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-10-28
BOOT AND SHOE ESTABLISHMENT,

G. WSEy S4S tSe %eEk etls"s Of FsFRsa FFsRsssa
Saat adjoining & SSnes SsI o5 st, ,5 5sSy Joo1
West of Slocm's Drug Store, with large and
splendid assortment of everything in their line.
Their Spring purchases have been selected with
care and are larger than usual.
LADIES! We ehavetakenspecial care II making ouI
purchases so as to please you.
We have litteoi everything, from JENNY LINZ
BusKIN down to the smallest children'S Shoes
We have also on hand and are prepared to maketo
order. ..t.
jentlemen,S Buskia and Seamless Caters, Con.
gress Boots, &c. We also have on hand Ladies' Gum
Shoes.
FINDINGS, &c--We are also prepared TO furnish
Shoemakers and Finding Stores with Findings ofeyery
description, such Kits Pegs, Boot-webbing, Shoe
strings, Laces, &c. .l
Sole Leather, Morocco bindings, Sc, always Oh
hand.
In addition to the work on hand, we are prepared
as heretofore to cture everything in our line
Our own work needs no recommendation, We hope
by proper attentonto business, to secure fair
share OF tho public patronage as We will always be
on hand to wait upon our customers and do our bcsto
WANTED.-The subscribers will take one or two
good and industrious boys to learn the Boot and Shoe
making Business. WORK, SONS WORK
lancaster, May 10, 1859.
NEW, CHEAP, CITY TIN SHOP.
TIME subscriber having located himselfn the city
i. would most respectfully inform the citzers Of
he same and surrounding country, that no is now
opcning Shop on Columbus street, Hest Side three
Doors North Of Main, for the manufacture and sale
of all kinds of
Tin, Copper and Shect-Iron Ware,
Where he intends keeping, at all times, lland gen
eral assortment which will be sold the most ibcr.
al terms. Persons wanting articles in his line would
do well and save money by calling on him before max
ing their purchases he Is determined TO sell cheap
AL i1Ork iodrrGnted. A. WHITE
+ JOBBING, Sc -uOuse Spouting and Roof
ing,Prepareda and out up the shortest notice. nthe
best manner, and at the Very lowest rates. A. W.
Lancaster, Ohio, september 4, 1851. ID
Marble, Sandstone and Frecstonc Factory.
our Machinery is now in successful operation, aud
" persons wanting any OF the following named ar
ticles would consult their own interest anu confer
favor by giving us a call ...L
MONUMENTS OF Marble, we viii furnish at a
short notice.
have of beautiful forms and highly polished.
MONUMENTS OF SANDSTONE in great
variety Of forms. Head and Footstones Of the same
and OF Freestone.
SANDSTONE FOR B BUILDINGS, &c, Rsrge.
work, Caps and sils Gaping for walls Chimneys,
Flooring for Portcos, Flaggng for Walks or Spring,
houses, Columns, Gate Fenceposts, well-to and
| Hearths. A. j. LILLY & co.
Lancaster, May 10, 1852 dw3
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FIRST ARRIVAL.

UST received IRON New York, by FIELDING
- thlrty-three dozen Koasuth and Magyar HATS
for men and boys. They will be sold at low prices
September ~, 1852.
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From The L,nndnn Times

"The triumph of the candidate of the De-
mocratic party, brought forward by the men
of the SOUTH, will secure, probably FOR
EVER, the ascendency of liberal commercial
principles, and should Lord Derby next year
be disposed to take the American tariff for
his model, we have little doubt that it will
serve to remove the last illusions of the pro-
tective system from his mind. In this re-
spect, and on this point, we take General
Pierce to be fair representative Of the o.
pinions Of Mr.. Calhoun, and us such, A VAL
UARLE PRACTICAL ALLY to tho Commercial
policy of this country"
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w a traveller who has been over the
ground says that people who cross the 18TH
mus carry along too great n variety. viz.
bed blankets, pork, stew pans, valises. In
his opinion, all man wants for the whole
voyage 10 a bottle Of brandy and n revnivor
--one to kill time, and the other the"Greas.
ers."
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Che ll1eeklp Gnzette.
CITY OF LANCASTER:



TaK couSrY FAlR-Sec0ns Day.-The at
tendance on yesterday was, ifunything, lar
ger than on the day before, and the same
manifestations fpleasure were exhibited
The immense crowd ofspectators did not aP-
pear to weary in their examinations of the
many articles on exhibition. We noticed
several that were not entered until the sec
ond day. Among the attractions ihat ex-
cited considerable interest and which we
neglected to note ON yesterday, was the ex-
hibition Of riding horses by Ladies. Seven
or eight made their appearance, who man
aged their horses skilfully and attracted rath-
er more attention by their beauty of person.,
dress and posture, than the horses them
selves. The Judges, however, of course
took good care not to have their minds at
tracted in this way.
The awards were read olfin the afternoon,
and as far as we can learn gave pretty gener-
al satisfaction. This at last is the most
delicate part the whole affair, as it is i'm
possible in all cases to please all. Mistakes
will necessarily occur sometimes, and hence
the qualification experienced by the great
body Of spectators in noticing the general
acquiescence in the awards of the Judges
The committees were generally well arrang'
cd and manifested desire to give genera
satisfaction by close and attentive cxami
nation of every article assigned to their judg
ment.
]. T. Brasee, Esq, in the afternoon, mad
very excellent and appropriate address
which was listened to attentively by as iarg
crowd as we have seen gathered for sue
purpose for many years.
We suppose that the Secretary will, in
day or two,prepare the list of awards for pul
lication.
We may add in this connection that OF
friend Kraemer, who had the preparation
the eatables for the vast crowd, and had n
idea of the number that would tax hii labor
performed his part to the satisfaction of tll
many who pauonized him.
Take it all in all, it is undoubtedly ahea
ofany County Fair that has been held
the State, and considering the fact that it
the first attempt, it shows the greut intere
which is taken by the citizens of our coun,
in all things that tend to improve our Ag
cultural resources and advance Domestic
dustry. The next will, without doubt, pr
sent more varied and increased attraction
The list of premiums will be published at
earlier day, and many articles will be inclu
edwhich were necessarily left out at the Ia
Fair. These things will stimulate the d
sire for Improvement among those engag
in the Agricultural, Mechanical and 9th
departments of Home Industry and will a
greatly to thevalue oftheir productions a
the wealth of the county.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-10-28

ATTENTION FoREIGNERs!!!--Rem
that the last Legislature of Ohio, Democratic
TO the core, reduced the fee of NaturaIiza.
ton from Sl,6o to so cents, thereby saving
dollars.
QUERY w Did you over hear of aWhip
Legislative body, when in power in this
state give such striking evidence of SYM
Paihy for the foreign population!
Remember your friends at the polls, on
the second day of November Eagle.
That is another peculiarly rich gem. 1t
10 the only fact we have seen stated in unv
Locofoco paper in praise of the last Levisla.
ture. What does it amount to! This fec
isasked for once, and that is all; but to mike
up for the reduction, the same persons are
ANNUALLY taxed much more than TIM, n
mount to pay for the additional per diem Of
members and waiters;for increase of salarie,
and length of sessions at the rate of two il
one year. How much does the naturaze,
Taxpayers gain in the operatloni w,
would like to get peep at any voter who il
caught by such chaff as that.
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NDhiF AZ dhcVricuO HhCiotl s6cht0NNO
CEORGE SMITH has removed his Chair and Bed
w stesd Factory from tho corner Of Wheeling and
Columbus streets. 10 Stdnbcry's Building IN Main
street. iluO doors East Of The Hooking pallcy Bank
and directly opposite e Ceckercd Store He has or.
scruN laIged his business and intends keeping on
Mn hand The largest and best assortment Of
UHV CHAIRS and BEDSTEADS
NS.ss...a ever before kept this place consisting
ETN Yin part of Cane seat, Cottage, Bustls
wv French, Scroll top, Village, common and
Children's Chairs SociNbles and Settees
All descriptions OF BEDSTEADS manufactured Of
either Cherry. Walnut. Maple or Sugar
Ills work will all be madeo tho very best materipl
by good worlmen and Of the latest and most approved
patterns. 1t will be inferior to none manu- actured
elsewhere und will be sold at the very lowest prices
Aconinuation of the very liberal patronage of the
public is respectfully solicited II Is the inienion Of
the subscriber to kecPa full and general assortment
at all times, so that he will be enabledto accommc-
date both old and new customers with anything in hS
line In connection with his establishment Is Mr.. G.
L. Eckerts Cabinet Ware Room, that customers cal
be accommodated with all articles requisite to
Plctea full assortment of Household Furniture Call
and see. GEORGE SMITH
Lancaster November I. 1856 26
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The London Times, of July l2th in com
mcnting upon the death Of the lamentcd
CLAY, says:
ale Mr.. Clay adopted with enthusiasm
the idea of combined American policy, to
the exclusion of European influence on that
continent But he gave no encouragement
to the schemes of Texan annexation, or to
test the spoliulion OF Mexico, aud he expi-
ated his tardy assent to that unjust and ag-
gressive war by the loss of his lavoriie sou
who was killed III action in one Of the Mex
lean battles Probably il was this strong
AMI exclusive AMERICAN feeling, which
was honorable as form of patriotism, that
led Mr.. Clay into the principal error of his
life; for nnquestionubly his authority and his
arguments were the stronghold for many
years of the system of high tariffs and pro-
tective duties in the United States. 1t is
strange ut this day to turn back to the MAR
ROW and ERRONEOUS views of SO emil
nent man.
"There can be little doubt that the
mischievous delusiuns of Mr. Clay and his
friends on these subjects, have considerably
prolonged the existence Of high protective
duties in the United States, though these
views have been equally injurious to their
party interests, and to the public prosperity.
The Wing party has lost itself in America,
not so much because it is Wing as because
it is PROTECTlONIST. Even in power
at the present time it cannot act upon its
own principles, and everything seems to de-
note that the next Presidential election will
completely defeat its pretensions. Had Mr..
Clay taken different course on the COM
mercial policy of Great Britain, he would
probably have enjoyed much longer tenure
Of Office, and he would certainly have deser-
we'd a far larger amount of public gratitude" :"
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LANCASTER MACHINE FOUNDRY.

IJANGhOl .
G DEyOL co. are prepared to furnish all kinds
VI. Of Steam Engines, upon short notice and
at Cincinnati and Pittsburgh prices.
Also all kinds Of Mill Gearing. Hosting Screws,
Regulating Screw Jack Screws; Fullers Screws and
CLler Screws.
Mill Spindlcs of cast iron or wrought.
Bales and Drivers, &c. &c.
They will also furnish the Parker Wheel to
sut any head of water, and with either iron wood
shaft. Also, the Atkinson " heel 1T up above
The patent the Parker Wheel has expired and con-
seguPntly they can be had much cheaper.
They also continue TO make DevOi's Threshins
Machines, and keep lot constantly on hAn1, war
ranted the best in Ohio.
All the above articles VIII be made with especial
care and by the best wcrlmcn, and will be warranted.
All kinds of repairing done upon the shortest notice.
They also keep constantly on hand, ALL KINDS OF
CASTINGS Usually kept ina Foundry. Thy have
cOmp| lied their front shop. that those who call
can examine their work. ~
They are also at thistim manufacturing the Les
/ fell Cook Stove, which received the first Premi
um at the OhoState Fair at Cincinnati last Fall and
will keep them constantly on hand.
The known quality of the work done at this estab
lishmen Tor many years pasti best guarantee tina
In future the subscribers will labor to desire the pa
tronsgr Of the public. They invite examination.
GREAT tEYoLUTION IN FRANCE.
I AM mst now receiying and opening out large
4 and we'll selected
! stock al SprlUS ana summer GOODS,
which am determined to scllaS low any other
House in O.lo.
... LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
who wish to purchase will find The following articles
to-wit:
Dress Slns, fancy AMI plain; Silks do; Fancy Lawns
silk Bcrcges, Fancy Dcanes. Cacocs, Gnghams,
White and fancy Robes, cmbr'd; Parasos and Fans,
all kinds; White dalnask Grape Shawls ..
Worked Cu'Is. Sleeves ana collAr,. Bonnet Ribbons
FIR nch au fancy lIow"rs; dress trimmings;
Dress buttons, OF all SORTS; silk and linen lrades;
Etl: style Bonncts,
Edgings and lace; black sill lace; new style bloomc
combs: superior POLKA Marscilcs Vesings
Cloths aud cassimercs, SattnciS, Jeans and twoeds;
MuSlins from 10 yard wid", sherting;
,lcached musins, cotton yarns. tichints, bagging;
Le:horn and Palm Leni Hat, new styles
Batting and Qmeensware. a very large s.ockof
BOOTS AND SHOES;
and prices to suit customers,
All those who will avor me with a ca | b, lore the,
buy elsewhere, will be saving money bv doing 80.
Lancaster, April II JACOB PLOuT.