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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-11-04
HIEIsC TAILOHs.
SPRINGER & TROUT,

On SPRlNGER x 1hOUI,
KA ITAvE received al their CLormUo EsTAB.
Hf III LIsnMEST in Giesys building, between
ihe Ilocking Valley Bank and r. w Tallmadge's EX-
change oice, and have just opened large and exten
sive assortment Of
FALL & WINTER READY MADE CLOTHING
Which they will soil as low as the same quality OF
goods and work can be purchased at any other estab
Ishment in the city. Their clothing is manufactured
unacr their own supervision and is consequently SUI
perior to that which is brought from other places
They have also on hand, beautiful variety OF
CLOTHS, CASSlMERES, VESTINGS sc,
Which thny are prepared to manufacture to order;
They have in their employ the best Of wor<mcn and
are at all times prepared to make the best fit and ir
die latest styla, Al their icVrk loA be rarTaated
The public are respectfully solicited to call and ex
anime their stock and while thankful for the liberia
patronage they have enjoyed, they assure their OLD
customers and all others that they will labor to give
general satisfaction both in the quality and price o
their goods and work SPRINGER Il TROUT.
Lancaster, september II, 1852 d2oS
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GREAT IEyOI. .UTloN IN FEANCE.

GREAT REVOLUTION IN FRANCE.
Z AM just now receiving and opening out large
and we'll se!.li,d
stock of Spring aud Summer Goods,
which am determined to sclas low as any othel
House in Ohio.
LADIES AND GENTE.EMEN
who wish to purchase will find the following articles
to-wit:
Dress Silks, fancy anil plain; silks do; Fancy Lawns,
silk Bereges, Fancy Deianes. Calicocs, Ginghams,
White and fancy Robes, cmbr'd; parasols and Fans,
all kinds; White damask Grape shawls
Worked Cuffs, Sleeves and collars; Bonnet Ribbons;
French and fancy flowers; dress trimmings;
Dress buttons, ofall sorts; silk and linen brades;
New Style BOnncts,
Edgings and lace; black silk lace; new style boomer
combs: superior Polka; Marscilles Vestings
Cloths and cassmeres, Sattinets, Jeans and twceds;
Muslins from to yard wide, sheeting;
oeached muslins, cotton yarns tickines bagging;
LcghOrn and Palm Leaf Hat, new styles.
Batting and Queensware. very large s:ockof
BOOTS AND SHOES;
and prices to suit customers.
All those who will avor me with ca i before they
buy elsewhere, will be saving money by doing So
Lancaster, April II JACOB PLOUT
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LTvERfuoNpIAYwr

Jsundie-. DyHpepsla, Chronic or NetvOns
Debt say Diseases Of the Hldn.y,.
A ND all diseases arising from disordered Live
IA and Stomach, such as constipation, fullness, OF
blood TO the head Aedity ofthe nasea heart
burndsgust for food ulness weight in the stomach,
sour ernetations sinking utterihg at the pit ofthe
stomach, swimming Of the head, hurried and difficult
breathing, uttering atthe heart, choakingor suoca-
ting sensations when in alying posture dimness ofvis
i'm, dots webs before thesight fever. dull pain In
the head. deleencyof persprStion, yeowness Of the
skin and eyes, pain in the side back chest limbs, &c.
sudden ushes Of heat burning in the flesh, constant
msgnings Of evil, and great depression Of spirits,
-r IN AZ EEEElsTIIAI CnREn ny
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
JOHN LYONS,
JOHN LNONS,
wHoLEsALE AND HErAIL DEALER IN
Every Variety of Family Groceries, Pro-
visions, Notions, COrdage, Tar, Glass
mud CtAnauura

MAIN STREET LANCASTER. ONO.
INVITES the attention of the country and city trade
l. to his extensive arrival from New YORK, which
makes his assortment complete lie Is ready ut all
tmes TO attend to the wants Of his customers and lot
the express understanding that any article bought at
his establishment that don't give satisfaction, on re-
turn Of tho same, the money will be refunded
Lancaster, July 30, 1859 Unwind
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Look Ont!

Look Out!
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS have removcdtheii
1NA Boot and Shoe Shop to Giesy's building, tisri
door east Of the Exchange and Immediately oppoosi
Mr. Samuel Beery's Grocery's, where they will keer
on hand and manufacture to order, Boots land Shoes
OF the best quality; all warranted and sold at low Il.
CURES. Please cdH al the Railroad Sign.
MELROY &c BILLINGHURST.
Lancaster, April TO- 1859 bO
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William Marsh's Estate.

NOTICE Is hereby givon that the subscribe ha,
IN been appointed and qualified as Executor on the
estate Of WILLIAM MARsiI, Iate Of Fairfield county
deceased.
Dated at Lancaster this 18th day OF August. 1859.
NATHANIEL SToLrk,
Erecator Of William Marsh.
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Prints, Ginghams, Lawns and ShawIs,
If superior quality, can be found in endless variety
va HENLEYS.
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Copper. Tin and sheet-Iron Ware.
Dissolution Notice.

Dissolution Notice.
VNIlE Co. Partnership heretofore existing between
Il G. j. Bitter and c. NJ. Beery, under the firm
name of BrTLER & BBERY has been dissolved by
mutual consent The notes and accounts are left in
the hands of NJ Be ry for collection, and all know
ing themselves indebted to said firm requested to
call and settle Immediately. G. J. BITLER
c. NJ. BEERY.
Lancaster March lS, 1862. as
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NEWTON sCHLEICH,

Atty q Counsellor at LAW Notary PabltoS
LANCASTER, OHIO
OFFICE+-In the TAlimAdge Block, second hooI
adjoining Mayor Creed's office.
March 26, 1851 '- Ill
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KOssuth and Magyar Hats,
STRAW, Palm and Leghorn, beautiful assortment
0lateststyles, at HENLEYN.
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They have also on hand and arc manufacturing a
large assortment Of Stoves Crates Hollow Ware,
Among their stoves may be mentioned the Buckeye
State Buck, Queen Of the West, Preference and Pre-.
MUM Cook Stoves for Wood; they have also on hand
and are receiving Coal Cook Stoves from Pittsburgh
their stock of Paror and other stoves and their assor
ment OF Crates will be found complete. They will
alw ys keep on hand large assortment of Hollow.
Ware Of all descriptions. They have now fine LOT
oflarge Iron Kettles.
Copper, Tin aId Sheet-IrOn Ware.
They still continue to nufacture al the old stand
all kinds of Tin, Copper and Sheetlron Ware. This
branch Of their business well as the others. will
bc conducted with The best material will be
used and the best workmen employed. All articles
in this line will he warranted and sold cheap for cash.
They are at all times prepared 10 do all kinds Of
JOB WORK. both at the Foundry and Tin Shop. with
care and despatch BEERY X JENKINS.
Lancaster, March lS, 1852. 45
r. s. House Spoutng made and put up al the short
est notice. Old Copper Brass, Pewter and cast-iron
taken in exchange ior any of tho above articles.
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PHILADELPHIA PORTER.
O0A Doz. just received and for sale at the CIT
fSUO DRUG STORE. L. L: SLOCVM.
Lancaster, June 26 9
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PAINTS. OILS. NI,.

EXCHANGE OFFICE,
Main street, Lancaster, ohio, in GieSyS Brirk Build
ing, tlDo doors IVcst QfthoI Hooking Valley Bank
4 oANS MONEY aud discounts good paper;
h Makes collections at any point;
Buys and sells Exchange on the East 4 Cincinnati;
" Coli aud Siiper Coin;
Rcal Estate stocks on commission;
Pays Interest on Deposites at tho following rates:
8 per cent on deposites payable ON demand,
" " for 3months.
70
Special Dcpositcs In Gold and Silver paid in the
same II required.
Discounts to Deposors at all times have tho pre-.
ference.
Persons holding money in trust or otherwise, not
knowins at what time 1t will bc needed will do well
.orsmsmoor that they deposite in this office and
drawing interest. wa "
Bounty Land Warrants of all kinds will he
constantly on hand and sold lor at las, to.,b;rj ~
tho Gov ornm'nt prices for public Land and gnarsn
| teed TO answer the same as Gold "'' s""'"''
1. ..ur ,e., Tw, TALLMADGE.
"""e"S'er'HP'"" '''I 49tf
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GIANI a. BRANDY

DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF
Groceries, Foreign Domestic Wines Liquors
Lancaster; June 10. 1859 l2m
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Family FiOar.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

A Prime article, Daniel Reain's best white whea
N Flour, for sale at II. B. HUNTER co.
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Ovcrw Iclu,img q c>timomy.

nVER HALF Million of fTostamonials have been
0yreceiyed by The Proprietor of McAlisters ALL
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Pickles, Prunes, Brandy Peaches.
4 ND variety of nice things, lol sale low ,
cash at H.B HUNTER 6 CO.
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oQ@GRAm9 . @GOpA Ae
Tits now generally admitted by all persons who
l. have taken the pains to inform themselves that
SMITH TONG keep on hand the largest and best
assortment tor
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rVIoLINs.E1
White Lead and OIL,

II AW PARTNERSHIP have associated CHARLES
Lad. MARTIN with myself In the practice Of the
Law, and will in future adopt the STYLE off, D.& c.
:. MARTIN in the management Of business entrusted
my care JOHN d. MARTIN.
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Sytndsw Glass.
OU H. B. HUNTER sc >
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DROP IN LADIES, and take lookthrough large
IL and splendid assortment fDress Goods, embrace
many of them entirely new aud truly elegant.
November 8, 1851 u WISE.
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FAIRFIELD COUNTY

Lancaster March ls. 1869.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-13
CITY Inte,1HCence.

TEMPERATURE or THE CtTg-EXCEssIyE HEAT.
We indebted to MIR Charles Albert OF l52 Cherry
set for the inspection Of daily tabular record kept
by hin fom ~hich the temperature Of the city be
ecu at glance. 1t commences on tho FIRST day Of Janu
and ends on the thrtieh day of June The register
prepared with gleat care aud evinoes much for
,irai rang. mcnt the part Of Mr. Albert. We
present 10 readers extract showiog the coolest
bud the ho.tet days have had in each month of the
at Fix. Upon day such yesterday. thermometer So
Rt noon AMI 1t time when likely to have many
more sucb VIC hope the reading Of it may prove little
refreshing to fri, nds letting them know the ex
Iemss OF temper allure which they have borne and
endure. The following 10 the cx.ract-
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SEC6ND WARD SCOTT AND GRAHAM ASSOCIA-
ton-The citizens Of the ward favorable to the cleo
ton Of Scott and Graham met at Is Dutch street, James
Gallagher Chairman Messrs West and King acting
retaries. Judge Welsh introduced constitution which
was adopted The following officers chosen: -Presi-
dent Gideon Clifton Vice Presidents James Gallagher aud
Joseph Taylor Corresponding Secretary. d. G. ender
King Treasurer. Al. Williamson; Marshal James Dase
Assistant harshas, James Mcdonald and Edward MoGin
MIS- and an Executive Committee Of ten members The
tendance large end preparations for holding
puble Getting the I'D inst Adjourned to Monday
ing
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Now II any OF friends sufficiently spirituaized
to cool by thought Of lofty Caucasus" get rid Of
chronic rheumatism by idea of the glow of Ena
commend them to think of the twentieth Of January
and six, cent Of June Mr. Albert is astronomical
philosopher by the way and he confidently predicts the
total destruction Of this terrestrial globe spring by
means Of shindy between two opposing comets
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Look In Mt Cristadoro,s and sec the eff

fects Of BIS Liquid Hair Dye, chemically identical wIsa
the fluid Of the hair tested by experiment Inc
effect is magical touch Seems to convert pair
OF or sandy whskers, gray head OF hair. into
masses brown black bres OF the rishest and
most glossy appearance It l. indeed ASTONISHING Ap-
. led and sold st CRISTA DOROS Wig and Scalp Es-
bshmon No Astor House. Private rooms for applying
the dye and fitting en- wigs.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

~ eai Committee Of the Common Council appointed TO
ssss sS cs
ms ,is fs july %
iowing resontiSns were unanimously adopted, and
RssoiSsa the oe%asSn Sssn, Of tho city of New
.asi generally the dit
fss
al and
are to so@n@nisate with the committee at the
day u; Nth to Saturday The nth inst from u 70
carry out the views Of the Common Council
Rssoyd Thatths army navy the United States on
ss are GO a s s ns in making
Military be Isauestod 70 communicate with the oomman-
Resolved That no banner bearing political devices or n.
seriptiOns, shall be admitted in the procession.
hoard OF ALDERMEN. BOARD or ASSISTANTS.
Wesley smith, John J. TAFT,
james NJ Bard. s Benson MeGowan
John Boyce, VIM. Anderson.
M,hd. T. Compton. Prest. Jonathan Trotter. Prcss.
NoTIcB-TBE BUTCHERS or TaE CITIES or sew
At mss y ~ to
R s hey p ~ to mnss
Cornell: NJ Chase NJ p crast0 Eaw ,5. rhiBps,
nard kise wm Warnes H. gssisn Charles cooGsr
J.
Valentine, john 8. Narshall.
(,IvIL ENGINEERING scHooL-DIREcrEp ny
~ Victor Beaumont c. E. graduate oftho School of Arts
AID Manufactures, of Paris. Of lectures and
los, III begin the hrst of september next For
par and references apply st the school, $50 Houston
street, near wooster street.
Alta MEkTlNG OF THE MEMBERS or THE NER-
IA camille Library ssociaton held in Clinton Hail,
the evening Of the sh inst the following resolutions
ad, pied, and ordered to bo published -
Resolved Thst the Members OF this Association feel deep
y sensible Of the loss which they In with the rest
the the death of Illus
trous orator patriot and statesman, Hcny Clay whose
decease has eprved our natl counes q her brILtes
trrsaDd the Union OF its most
selfsaori6cipg friend.
Resolved, That young men engaged mercantile
respect the memory of the departed hero his dt
auisbed services TO the Of this
try ith whase the hetory Of his career in
tmatey connected as well as for the lesson
hi m devoted with patriotic singeness purpose TO
the puc service ard ed with the reward which nc
most of all desredtho eatem and affection OF mis- country
ESsoyod That com mttae five bs appointed 70 mako
arrangements for further expression OF the sant
with which we regard tho melancholy event which
ions $. pvSsrNe, soistary.
Cypress BILLS CEMETERY.-NoTICE IS HEREBY
~ gwen that the annual meeting FOR too election Of true
OF Cemetery, No 800 Broaaway Tuoedsy The 18th
inst between the hours ~ 10 o'clock A. M and "
ration of tho term Of ocs q Luther Marsh and William
h'f' E'qF' Va g. PPhhhhaEa Inspectors OF Election.
New York, July ) 1852.
IN WALL STREET, JULY O. ls59-MEssRs. HoFP-
the claim Jpmcs Beopy and othor of kin Of Corr
nell eeny deceased certain property in tue cities q
TDsUs noeny deceased to sRS Brodyn Benevolent So
cty and others lts claimed BY .he next If kin Of Cor
HOFFMAN, CUTLER & TOWN5END. +
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The Money Market.-Thc Knox Hat
mains firm ut four dolars Plenty Of and the de-
mard constantly increasing Knocks office Of sale and de-
posit IL ~ 123 Fulton street.
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Straw Goods Mt Cost, Mt No. 80 Fulton
sreet-Psnama LeghorB, and AL kinds of straws. Also,
Drsb Beaver HAS Now your time TO get Summer Hats
FRI EMAN, No. 80 Fulton street, near Gold street.
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Pavilion. New Rr,ghton.-Thls Establish

mont open for the soaon and tho proprietor will IL
happy 70 mako sneagemonts with parcs who may desire -
engage rooms The dstancefrom New York 10 New Brgh-
GOD .ix miles and The Trip Performed by teamb In
IRON - 20 ~ nfnutoe ~ oaveg Now ork Pier No.
g,yor. a. gandl2 AN and s;S5 and e'P ". Leaves
\. ". moro frequcDt communication will he c8absh-
81 rs tic aeason advances. ". BLANCHARD.
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Masonic HOviee.-The Members OF tho M
Grand Lodge Free Accepted Masons Of the State
Of New York are earnestly requested TO attend apeei,
inst At o'clock precisely NJ the Masonic Temple,
Of Broome and Crosby sireete. Bv order
JAMES W. POWELL, II. D., Grand Sec.
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boarders; but still parties
meals at all hours Conveyanses always at the landing
carriages to let Visitors enty miles
upon the Hudson surrounding country No mosquitoes
No bar in the fousea things orderly and quiet
short dsanc the main hull refreshments Of the
best kept This decidedly he pre.tiest drive or
excursion be taken The Hudson leave for Ysn-
kers seyen nine and o'clock by boat at the
foot of Jay street, at nine A. M and return early All
prices, don't fail to Welt fonksrs Its beautiful lakes water
FALLS rich and varegated strike AL strangers with
wonder and The Getty House, in the village
is open This magnificent bulldog cannot be surpassed in
state There several other spacious hotes
quentlv vsitcrs fail to be akon Of to in
duee them TO call again This l. the spot for respectable
families for quiet and healthy enjoy ment Great
speed safety regularity aud economy are che Inducements
t. call NJ Yol kers.
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Union Hall Is not Ice House. but you
furnish yourself with eutft Of summer Clothing
there mat will keep almost as cool as you were
packed in ice The estab situated at the
Of Fulton and Nassau Streets Is OF tho largest cloth
ing warehouses in the world and the prices asked there
m Allest,
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
personal.

Personal.
ANY PERSON WISHING no ADOPT \ FINE
"A healthy female child, three years old do 80 BY APP
plying ut Christopher street, whore tue child can be seen
.or one week.
G1oU FzBHOHs YC IGIJU XBIRoUTCA QI YC
~ IJbcibu ggxeuozN ep1 toptaa noii qbHylpyH. lu
Shisimt yuo nsh ctiob iobirczba Jzhc Dyog,
INFORMATION WANTED, OF PATRICK KENADY.-
Wien int heard frn he 1hre8 Riyers CaNaia,
North Ameriea Any inf,rmstar viii le thantfolly 70
ttfed ~ h8 peThew PaTik Bir8hiH ~ RvngtOn street
New N0JE Canada paper rleasecQpy
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embellishments Of the hair to prevent its falling OF and
turning gray The Katharon being free from often ve
cid OIL and all eooring properties leaves the hair eap,
rich, soft and glossy Sold by every druggist In New
York, Brook " n, . throughout the world.
K. THOMAS LYON. l6l Broadway, v. Y.
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Masonic Nstice.-At a Special Meeting Of

MasOnlC Netlce.-At Special moc0h8 on
The W. Grand Lodge of Free Nasons Of the
STATE Of NV York held on Thursday sysnas sts instr
the following ps.5s aad resolutions we're unanimousiy
ordered TO DO published and copy properly
as.1l, lsnentss and well beloved bro.her asqrE Cay
rom his earthly ustrio Henry Clay
10 ripe old full of honors with mind urshaksn-it
is that his bretherr should render to
his memory tribute love- We leave to others,
who aide all party feeling and forgetting sectional
difference clustering arc nnd his bier to eaosizs him
ipcorrupible We would. in humble submission co tho
Divine will approach Masons and east ehapet upon
his tomb trbnte his many virtues brother the
Mystic Tie Dstinsuished for truthfolness Of character
which patty intrigue and deoe for enteness Of
which the love of high an low for charity
Of hesrt which embrssed within its circle all he lived
minded copsste Mt Mason, and leaves us bright
ample o. What = true Mason should be Therefore,
the regardl which this Grand Lodge feels for
deceased brother the Lodges within this ur be
cl0shea In the .mh ems Of cunning for ninety days
Resolved That sympnthise with sho aged widow and
family Of deceased aud trust that that strength
which ecmeth emily from above will be yonrh sasd to them.
BY order, JAMES w. POWELL. II. D.,
Ora
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~ psrse Of Sle6 win be given mile hesss three in
Ave- harness. free i,I all holssS come "a JAY Ssh
Falkland Duryea's HOTEL East Broadway and
Csthane street. Two to enter and start 70 make
JOEL CONKLlN, Proprietor.
CENTREvILLE COURSE, LI.-TR0TTING-THURs-
day. July 10th, ~ 81 o'clock Match, $1,000 Nile
beats beat three tn sve IN harness. Jones namss
tussss leave FULTON terry Breekyn, clock returning
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Matches md D,amonds.-.

ocI0ck daily. DIT. FOWeTs Ireatke on the Egg Oah NC
rzoeured his Also Artificial Eyes just i'm ported
which will and look like the natural eye.
Watches and Dfam0ads.-A fine nssOrt-
good for ladies and ut portcrs
PRICES lepines S22 Diamonds In the pack
@ s2s carat or In lots therefrom TO sut customers
Die "a ond rings pins &c, mt manufacturers prices.
DAVID RAFT. ISL Broadway, up stairs.