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mOhb IbsIlMDN1 fkOh ILLINOIS.
The following extinct from a lettar of Rev John
Aa'hers, Ia worthy Of perusal By every Dyspepte:
gAeKsoHvItIE, August :, iSi9 -Dr. Grssa-Dear
SE-lhaye had the DyIpsPsia for ,bout five years
-aa about two ye1rs ago was attacked with the Bron-
ehi'is also These two diseases combined perfectly
pfo''r'ied me, and compelled mo 10 eesse from the
AOoia OF ny calling. ! am a member Of the Illinois
conference Of the Methods, Episcopal church. ,nd
es' spring yesr ago my friends had no expectation
Of my feecvery.
The great difficulty. II no, the only one, il the
aeidity Of my siomash-ths purcst waisr sv.rvthing
eat or driBk--inSAntly becomes acid. and IN G.,y
InomeDt' throw il up. At times Il seemed % ms
that stream Of acid from some part Of my system
was constantly pouring itself into my stomach. sad
this acid inhamed my throat and breast, or mAho my
Bronchitis worse; my physicians say they never saw
person afflicted with such acid siomach;hey
do nothing for mo, 50 far as affecting cure hsy,
used The various alkalies. but thiHk tisy only AZ
grsvste the diseAse. II u true they give me iitl,
relief for fsw moments.
But suppose you would ike to know the eGee
produced on me, by the oxygenated Bittsrs. al
though am not cured the medicine has done NOR,
for me than all my physicians and their medicines
bad not finished bottle before it produced rea
change In my strength and In overcoming the aeidit
Of my stomach; while using the third bottle; the acid
ity Of my stomach seem ID 10 be overcome and M
food digested pretty well; do not throw up much
and hence felt very much encouraged believe
could use it regularly for six months or year, &C
eordins TO directions, it would cure me
DIR. G. G. Shirley, one Of my physicions, has re
commended your medicine TO several persons in view
OF the good effect produced by it on me.
Respectfully, your friend, &c. JOHN MATTERS.
REED, AUSTIN & Co, Wholesale Druggists No
20, Merchant Row, General Agents.
Price, 81 per bottle: SIX bottles for g.
NovlO Sold by @. KAUFMAN g. Co, Lancaster.
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The MI. sissiDui BONDS,

New ORLEANS. Nov. A vote was TAX
en- at the late election, in Mississippi, in re-
gard to paying to old planters the back bonds
which had been repudiated So far there is
a large majority in favor Of the measure
throughout the Stnte.
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Important to Families.

TIME subscriber has opened Butcher Shop,
IL in Martins Row, two doors South of the Post
Office, where he will keep on hand, at all times
CSgG BEEF, PORK, SAUSAGE @IIA
iNr,T.. and LARD. 60
The public are respectfully invited to call when
they wish anything in his line, and he will endeavor
to render ti0n, both in quality and PRICE
JESSE ANDERSON.
October II; 1852 90
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Pocket Book Lost.

4 OST, either at Carroll, or between that place and
4 4 Lancaster, on the 26th inst, POCKET BOOK
containing three dollars and papers Of no value
to ANYBODY but myself. The finder will confer fAs
yor by sending it to the Blind Asylum at Columbus.
oct 27. 1853 WILLIAM JACOBS.
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Estate Of Georre Kline.

THE updarsignsd has this day been duly qualified
i as Executor Of the last will and testament Of
GIoE0E KLINE, deceased, late Of Greenfield town
ship, Fairfield county, Ohio. AL persons owing said
MARTYR, my Attorney-and ali persons having
claims against said Estate, will present same TO my
Attorney. JOHN BARR, Ex'tory
October 10, I9524w2s Oi George Kline, doe
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STEAM SAW MILL.

TINE undersigned has just put into operation
| Steam Sac NH, in Pleasant township, miles
North Of Lancaster, on the MillersPort road where
he Is now prepared to GID All orders for Lumber Of
every description, at the shortest notice.
Sept I, iS52-3m16' DAVID CUPP.
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MARRIED On Thursday, the 4th inst.
By the Rev. John NJ. Lowrie, Mr., GEO.
w. CRUIT, son of Mr.. VIM. Cruit, TO Mis-.
SARAH ELIZABETH, daughter of Mr..
James Young, all Of Fairfield county.
MARRIED--On Thursday last by Rev.
J. Wagenhals, Mr.HENRY A. GEDELElN
to Miss MARY KNIGHT, both ofthis city.
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From Boston.

BosToN, Nov. 9.-Returns from nearly
the whole StatcI gives the Whig Governor
$4,000, Democratic 35,400, FreeSoil 33.4l2.
Whig Senators 8, Opposition 81, vacancies
80. Wing Representatives 60, Opposition
237. Three Wing members of Congress-
Others no choice.
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CtTD Major Noah's son has drawn $4,000
in the lottery. One of that name escaped
drowning, formerly, when nearly all the rest
Of the world were submerged. We advise
people to name their children Noah.
0JThe Hutchinsons write back that
their journey in California, in one year, has
furnished more solid gold profit than life
time would in the States.
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EkNILkMkN ths grssl Woaiss ani oxchsnuaa
reh and s solsad s c,s,s;.. ss~ :ssA GsaSIZy GI a. Z =
the pfoPrigtors Of ths Old remarkable
cHEcKEREn sToRE,
Can possibly he disposed of In aueae,soa. uni,,s 4
u the prospect of large increaao 10 ne popu.llon
Of our healthy and beautiful city. No sdoubt ~
richness Of ue surrounding country, combined with
has stimulated those parties In layln In seeh moun.
ANS Of goods In the way Of ofFAsHonAnlE cLoFn-
The superior manner is " hish they y'ass la.1e-Sls
fashionable tyie Of their cut and porkmaeshp
quality ofthe material and the variety Of shades and
coiors they are composed OF. would induce You 10
say without hesitation that the pfoprieof. must Be
untiring in their efforts and their lnaendfv morn
than common, TO collect such quantity Of beautiful
grrments together. And the best Of al is, the
UNUSUAL LOW PRIcES THEY ARE SOLD
FOR,
Would almost make you swearthst you would novaF
buy yard Of stuff in a store to have made up Tor
yourself or the boys Ifyou buy 4 suit Of clothes,
you see the ft-the quality Of the goods shdfAll
you pay one cent Of your mon money. wv Notwiths,sndins
some Of our modest. unassuming neighbors will raise
their voice ard esuiion you, very pously, sgainst
the production of~Esstern Siop Shops" Think Of
u Who would suppose it-snch brilliant suggess
ton' On. what beau your granny was Wonder
why they did not warn you against domestic Slope
ueTy old patterns, and perforated cloths Take stroll
maAh slItet Ahu sDt the Ikuf0 we cut. lou
will Conclude poor Old Mother Goose Is In such de-
Toand she viii be compelled to hide hsrself every
Caico boy the streets will certainly pluck her To
eeath What Partisan Crooks we have got Of lato
N theshAPe o. old tOoen and shop boys; pure char
ny ior the Irish friends. suppose has brought them
OFT we'll we'll this Is the age Of progression, eers
tain!y; To be candid, those WIN want to save a.
much in the purchase Of suit Of clothes as will give
the child half years schooling would do wen 70
call at the OLD CHECKERED STORE where YOU
can DO fitted out from head 70 foot those plies
ofelothing we have stored away. What we self you
we warrant in every particular. If anything hap
TO be wrong in your purchase return the goods
and select from stock fresh supply. Il Il use-
less to mention the variety Of our
FALL AND WINTER STOCK OF GOODS.
But in part: The greatest variety Of COATS o.
all kinds and patterns, PANTALO0NS and VESTS In
thoosands Of every description; large quantities Of
SHIRTS, under and over Drawers. Silk Handkef-
chiefs in abundance sCravats OF the best Half Hose
Suspenders. Metallic Oyercoafs, Closks, &C.. FASH
ionabe Hats Caps, Boots ans Shoes Umbrellas, Tray.
eiing Bags Of ali kinds Trunks. &c. Several doz. ol
! SIX Under Shirts, and Fine Thbet Wool do, will
3 answer for either ladies or gentlemen Many ATti-
cles in the furnishing way all Of which win Be dis
posed Of on the moSt reasonable terms and Lotcesi
: prizes. COULEHAN. B CO.
November g. 1852
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AssIGNEE,S NOTICE.

A Dividend of DANIEL LEWIS 4 Co.'S effects, will
N be made on or about the 20th of October next
Sush Of the creditors as have not presented theii
claims are requested to do SO.
WILSON & MUNlAUGH, Assignces
Lancaster, July 90, 1852 dl57
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PJIOSGCNE LAMPS.

A New and desirable article recommended
N economy, comfort and avoiding grease on Car
pets, Sc They only need being seen to induce any
one to purchase them. The public invited to cal
and see them at the city Drug Store.
Lancaster. Juno 36. EDMARD L. SLOCUM
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Estate of Amanda Twyman.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
~ been appointed and qualified administrator on
the Estate Of Amanda Twyman, late of Fairfield coun-
ty, deceased c. +. SHEFFER, Adn'tor
September 30, 1852 4w2O.
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H @. Farrelrs Celebrated Arabian Linimsnt.

II is fact established and well known that the Ara
bans attained height in the knowledge Of medicine
which caused the whole world to wonder and admire.
With th the scercc of chemistry had its birth, and
it is, therefore. not at all strange that people so en-
inenty successful in the healing art and persev
ring and daring in character should, by actual and
untiring experiment. discov' remedies far surpass
ing in efficacy all others, for the of those dise1
es incident to them from their mode of life The grea-
ter part o. their ii ne bling spent in hazardous and
bloody warfare with the different tribes they W r.
subj ct to tho most violent attacks Of rheumatism,
paralysis, Deuralgic pains, ard vsrons nllamlnato-
ry dis Scs as also the most horlid wourds sprains,
5ruises tunOrs, swclrgs dis Of the joints etc,
etc Ali these diseases they were surprisingly
ailirnnt in cming that the Mri itatcd Locked with
wen Ter and attributed ti-ir skill to the powers
magic, III q FarreiFs dr. Ibial H.ineat is 70 npo
9iton Of balSam ard oils from are pln.s p culia tn
..;s country, and il WAS by the use OF the articles
.icnns, but wen H. vi i Aa1s OF the dos rty re
enable to pc, I'm such r;ir culous cures gIhe
Arab Siesd IS lrOrl. "aOi1"ed for h.s JcatDm sym
me ryo form lis u.s,'rpassad speed and agility,
and The incr diLe fatigue els capable Of enduring
Why is il Bn,a Use ium the time Of his birth his
lims sre car"fuy watched. and upon ithn first ap-
pearanc, ol disease the magic lotion il applied, and
such things as confirmed swceny poll-evil.s Gstula,
ringbcne, scratches, SPAWN, lamcness, etc. etc,
unknown. The SAM result wi l. follow in al cases
where il. G. FarreiTS G2nuina Arabian Linment is
used in time Therefore delay not in procuring good
surp;y OF ii, Tor every dollar spent in it will save
!
! e
LOOK OUT FOR COUNTERFEITS!
The public are cautonad against another counter
fet, which has atey made its appearance, called W.
3 FarrelPs arabian Liniment the most dangerous
of all the counterleits because his having the name
of Farrell, many will buy in good faith, without the
knowledge that counterfeit exists, and they will per
haps only discover their when the spurious mix
iure has wrought its evilefects.
The genuine article is manufactured only by III. g
Farrell sole inventor and proprietor, and who'esa'
druggist No II Main street. Peoria, Illinois, to WHOM
s Yo @e Il with Ike Ie bere Farrell
, thus--H. q. FARRELL'S-and his signature ON th
wrapper. all others are counterfeits.
Sod by G. KAUFMAN Il CO., Lancaster
and by rcgu ary authorized agents throughout the
nited States Price % and 30 cents, and 81 y bottle
AGENTS WANTED in every town, village AM
hamlet in the United States, in which one Is not al
ready established. Address II. G. Farrell as above
accompanied with good reference to character re
4 sponsibiity, etc. Sept. 2-lm
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To Subscribers. Should any of our sub
scribers not receive their papers regularly,
they will please leave word at the office
We have made some changes lately, and any
Irregularities will be promptly remedicd.
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LIQUORS.

L1RANDIES, of The best Vintage; wines--POrt, Ma
ID dera. Lisbon, Malaga, etc; Old Rye Whishey;
London Porter, Schotch ALL expressly for tho sick al
September KAUFMAN 6 40.
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Notice to the Creditors Of the GAINESVILLE Ac
MaysyiIle Turnpike Road Company.

THE creditors of the said Road Company, who have
rot heretofore filed their claim with the Receiv-
ar agTeeaBy to the notice Tor the Sae ofthe zanes-
vile and Maysville Turnpike Road" are further mo-
titled to present their clsnsto the Court OF Common
Pleas of Muskingum county, at the adjourned session
thereof on the 9th day of December next All claims
not filed Agreeably this notice. will be forever ex
cluded ON any participation in the proceeds OIL ine
sale Of said Rosd in the event ofthe connrmA'i0"
thereof l..
For the convenience of creditors, claims may oe
filed with the undersigned to be reported oy MN
to the session Of the court above Eensohe1. ,slT
"A 1877 %
n B. Mr. JomS c. WEAVER. Of lancaster. VIII
recs;ve claims to be presented to the Court by the
Receiver.
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Estate of David Cherry.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
~ been appointed and duy qualified Ada instra-
of the Estate of Dawn CnERRY, deceased, late Of
Fairfield county, Ohio. All persons having claims
against said Estate will present them for settle
legally authenticated within one year-and all those
indebted will make immed ediate payment.
HARRISON APPLICABLE, Adm'tor.
October2 29 1852 4w24'
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GEN. PIERcE's CABtSEr.-Some OF the
papers are already specializing as to who will
constitute Gen. Pierce's Cabinet. One Of
them says there is no doubt Of the Hon.
James Buchanan, Of Pennsylvania, being
appointed Secretary of State, and that Gov.
Cobb, of Georgia, will be one of the Secre-
taries. 4
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XTOU can get Log Wood Ext. Log Wood, Fustic,
Il cam Wood Blue Vitriol, Nader, eoPperass. A.
an, Indigo, of the best quality at
September 6. KAUFMAN & CO.
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Ready- Made Ciothing.-The attention of
the reader is directed to the advertisement of
CoULEHAN s. Co. They have just received a
large supply of Winter Clothing, and the
change of weather admonshes us to prepare
for the cold. Give them a call. They sell
at low prices.
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DRY GOODS AND CARPET STORE.

JOfEE SislLEITO Sk co.,
70. l2 Fast Fonr'h street. Cincinnati,
EsPECTFULLY inform their customers and
SparFha.ers generally, that they are now opening
Large and complete sssortmsni Of
FANCi AND STAPLE ENGLISH. FRENCH,
GERMAN AND AMERICAN
LID 1 2 4 ID o d1 % 8
Also an extensive sascrtTnenf of
FOREIGN AND AMERICAN CaRPETING.
Purchased and Imported previous 20 the ls.c al.
.snce, which we oHsr a. az low prices a. similar
Goods can be bought 10 tho United States.
FLOOR OIL J"sIS.
Thoroughly seasoned, from to ~ feet in Width
large Stock always on ham,. Families, Hotel keep
ers, Steamboat OWners and Strangers may depen,
upon finding the best class Of Goods in our line Al
Prices as low a. they be purchased in the East
eTn Cities. October 81, 1879. 3m23
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Estate ofR. m. Ainsworth,

TENHE creditors of said Estate will be paid the divi
Il dend declared by the Probate Court upon apph-
cation to John d. Martin, Attorney at Law.
October lS-2m WILLIAM SLADE, JT., Adn't0r
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Fairfield Common Pleas, Oct. Term, 1859.
HANNAH REAMER,
.l Us. 7 PetHt0n t0T DtOOTce

JOnN J
TIME above defendant being a Nonresident of the
i State Of Ohio will take notice that petition was
exhibited against him by said Hannah Reamer at the
October Term of he cot Of common Pleas, for 1852
in and for the county of Fairfield and State of Ohio,
paying that the marriage contract existing between
said petitioner and said defendant be dissolved The
causes set forth in said petition are list wiul absence
on the part Of said defendant for more than three years
prior to filing said petiton-2hd habtdal drunkhess
3rd, gross neg'igence-and 4th, extreme cruelty.
P. VAN TRUMP, Attorney for Petitioner.
October %. 1862 e366 6w24
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THE CINCINNATI DAILY SUN.-This pa
per now comes to US enlarged and presents a
much better appearance. 1t is the only pen
ny paper in the Queen City and is edited
with decided ability.
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"a. KAUEFnlAN 4 co.

HAVE been filling up their stock again, and VIII
4 L keep constantly on hand all kinds OF
FOREIGN AND AMERICAN CHEMICALS,
Drugs, PAINTS. OILS & DFEsrUFFs.
which sre warranted pure.
NOTIONS. CORDAGE, GROCERIES. CO.,
10 which we invite the Ettention Of the trade.
Quinine, Opium, Morphine, Calomel,
Tsnnin. Soda, ChloroforIn, Blue Mass'
Magnesia. Pink Root Ssrsaparilla, SIENNA.
Can be had by the qaAHtity or small parcels at
sent | 1852. KAUFMAN & co.
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MANY wears Of trial, instead Of mp.irin. the pub
lie confidence in this medicine, has for it az
preciation and notnrety by far exceeding the most
ssngine expectations Of rs friends Nothing but its
intrinsic virtues and the unmis akabe benefit confer
red on thousands Of sufferers, could originate sn5
maintain the reputation it enjoys. While many inie
ror remedies thrust upon the community, have failed
and been discarded this has gained friends by every
trial conferred benefits he afflicted they can nc
forget and produced cures too numerous and too
remarkable 10 be forgotten.
While it is fraud on the pubic to pretend that any
medicine will nfslliby curo-still there is abun-
dant proof that the CHERRY PEcToRAr does not only
as general thing, but almost invariably cure the
maladies for which it is employed
As tina makes these facts wider anil better known
this medicine has gradually become the best reliance
Of the afflicted, from the log-csbin of the American
peasant, to the palaces Of European Kings Through
out this entire country, N every state, city, and In
deed almost every hamlet il contains, cFcRRT PEc-
ToRAL is known as the best remedy extanf for dis
eases of the Throat and Lungs, and in many foreign
countries ii 10 coming to he exten'ively used by their
most intelligent Physicians IN Great BriiGn, France
and Germany; where the medical science have re ich-
ed their highest periectin, CHERRY PEcTORAL s IN
troduced and in constant in the Armies Hospitals
Aims houses, Pub ic Institutions, aHd in domestic rac
tice the surest remedy their nding Physf ans
employ for the more dangerous affections OF the
lungs Also in mder cases, and for children II Is
sale pleasant an sectual to cure. In TACT some OF
the most attering testimonials received have been
from parents who have fouHl it ethcacious in cases
particularly incidental! to childhood ..
The CHERRY PEeTobAL; Is manufactured by prac-
teal chemist, and every ounce Of it under his own
eye with invariabc accuracy sB1 care 1t is scaled
and protected by law from couHtereits consequent
ly can he relied genuine without adulteration
! We have endeavored here to furnish the commit
nifty with medicine of such intrinsic superiority y
and worth should command itself to their conf
dence-a remedy al safe, speedy sni etiectual
which tlis has ~ Tepesed and countless trials PROV
ed itself TO be- trust b. great in preparing
with chemical ACCURACY, ofuniorm strength 10 s1for
Physicians new agent on which they can rely TO
the best results, and the afflicted with remedy thA
will do for them all that medicine can do.
PREPARED BY j. C. AVER. CHEMIST, LOWELL, MAs
Sold in Lancaster by Kaufman q CO. F. L. Slocun
and Dr. NJ. z. Kreiier, Rushvie, T. kalb, and By
Druggists and Dealers in medicines every where.
November 1859 Sm25
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DAGUERREOTYPEs.

A IL Persons wishing to obtain superior Daguer-
N ro,ype pictures, warranted to please" at We.
ry reasonable price, will do well to call at my rooms
in Giesys frame building. third floor, entrance one
door East of the Hooking Valley Bank.
Lancaster, Oct. 90 X. Is. MCBRIDE.
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Estate of Christian j. Arndt.

TTNHOSE Interested will take notice. that the sub
Il scriber has been appointed and qualified as Ad-
mnstrator de bonis nom Of the Estate Of CHRIsriAN
Oct 28--4w24 JOHN d. MARTIN, Adm'tor
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Adueili%,-Thcre is selhshness at he bot
tom OF the advice, Of course. Nevertheless,
if followed by all who have goods or work to
dispose of, they will discover that selfish ad-
vice is sometimes profitable to others than
those who give ii.
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Estate of Conrad Fetters,

NJ Office is hereby given, that the subscriber has
Y been appointed and qualified Administrator
on the Estate of Conan FETrERs, deceased late of
Fairfield county, Ohio. J. R. MUMAUGlI. Adm
Lancaster. October 81. 1852 %
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The foreign exports fOr 1873, 20, .

Burglary.--Last night, the room of Mr..
Shick, German Shoemaker, in Arnold's
building, was entered by some person or per-
sons, and between 80 and 800 in silver and
a silver watch was taken therefrom The
window looking into the yard was opened
and an entrance effected in that way. 1t
will be well for our citizens to be on their
guard.
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A HoosIER SPEEcH.-Out in Huntington,
Ia, Hoosier orator went it in the follow
ing tall figure:
Sand there stood Gen. Pierce in the
thickest ofthe fight, while the cannon balls
ratified about him like hail. Seven of them
grazed his person in various parts, and
glanced off, leaving him unnjured when the
eighteen pound shot struck him fair IN the
pit of the stomach, and neuer phaSed hinr'
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G. KlUFFMAN q CO..

II EEP constantly on haud1White Lead, pure, In
IN Kegs and dry, Venetian Lead, Yellow Ochre,
Prussian ue, Red Led, Ltharge, Linseed Oil. Sperm
Oi, Corn OH, copal Varnish coach do, chrome yell
low. DO Green, Rose Pink. Vermiliion, Lamp Black,
Turpen.ine, Lard Oh Fish Ol,Acoho Japan Vsrnish
SNOW WHITE ZINC PAINT,
that will not turn yellow. Al Of which viii be sold
low for cash. sept.
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PETER HARvEY.--Much curiosity has
been expressed as to the Peter Harvey whom
Mr.. Webster on his death-bead entreated
hot to leave him to the last. The N. Y.
Tribune says:
"We understand that he is quiet mer-
chant of Boston-a great admirer of Mr..
Webster, and reputed to have been useful
to him in his former pecuniary necessities.
He is the person through whom Mr.. w. is
reported to have sent dying request to Mr..
Choate not to vote for Gen. Scott. II he
did send such message, Mr. Choate disre-
garded it, and voted the straight Wing tick
ct. Mr.. Peter Harvey, however, voted for
Pierce and King"
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Willow nnd Wooden Ware.

WIiIUW UsLu VVUUCH !" "''S'
ADoz. Willow Wagons and cradles; do clothes and
Il market baskets. lArgelo oil cedar churns' tuos'
buckets and half bushels WISH boards, butter prints
etc For sale cheap. by
FFFINGER WHITE & LATTA.
Lancaster. June II, 1882.