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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-05
Cattle Market.

New YORK, May 3.-Bceves 8 to 10 per
100. Sheep and lambs SAT- 6 for common,
SO to 10 for extra, and 50 to 6 for lambs
A lot of extra sheep sold a, $1,000. Cows
and Calves $25 to-50.
PHILADELPHIA, May Reeves 81 to s!
per leo. Hogs 81 tot. Cows $40 to Is for
dry, Sl5 to 40 for fresh. Sheep 81 to A.
Lambs Is TO 50.
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ACRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

The members Of the Fairfield County Agricultur.
ii Society are requested TO pay to the Treasurer OF
the Society, or to the township commiuee-mrn, their
The pur,ha,e OF the Fair Ground and fitting up tho
same involve considerable expense and requires an
immediste outlay 1t is therefore desirable that mem
bers shouldpay up promptly and as soon as Possioie.
We expect 10 beat the State Fair next fall and want
means to get the grounds prepared in the best posi-
HE mannsr,'' JOHN REBER, Pres.
JouxC WrAyyr. Secy. April 7-3w.
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oAIe OF INtHI EstHtoUJ O'uO
nN the tenth day of May, 1889 between the hours
" of 10 O'Clock, A, N. and o'clock 7. NJ, o. sald
5,v- At the door Of the court house in the city. Of
7 a1csster. will be sold to the highest bidder, the fol-
lowing Real Estate as the property Of CnR!srIAN I.
GpISER, deceased, to-wit' In-Lot No. A. in Square
No II, in the city of Lancaster, FAIRFIELD county:
Ohio. subject TO the pa. ment annually, OF the sum OF
sx 62S, 100 dollars TO fhe widow ofsaid deceased.
Appraised at $500.
Terms of Sdle-One-third Of the purchase money
in hand, one-third in one, and the residue IN Two
vaars with intere:t on the deferred payments from
he al " Of sale. WILLIAM-GRAHAM Admtor
or he Estate Of Chrisfiait FaGriEer, dec.
Inril a iS53 50 5w49 q,
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FARM FOR SALE.

TVIIE undersigned offers for sale his valuable farm
situate on the west bank OF the canal, near Mil
lers orr, Walnut township, Fairfield county, Ohio.
said farm contains three hundred and ~fifty-four acres
two-thirds of the same are in good slate of cult, a
ton; the balance in wood land, pasture, &C. There
are two good farm houses, stables, orchards, Nc
Said farm can be divided so as to make two good farms
For particu ars as 10 price and terms, persons De
sirous Of purchasing are referred to the undersigned
who viii he found IN the premises.
March 81, 1858 DANIEL RUFFNER.
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Lancaster Markets.

THURSDAY, May 5 The late foreign news
has had a favorable effect upon the markets
for BrcadstufFs, and the quotations of last
week may be continued--frm. In other
articles, we have no change to note.
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RoAD NOTICE.

A PETITION will be presented to the Trustees
n ofClp.rcrsek Township, Fairfield county, Ohio,
on the 9th dav MAY, 1853, praying that a township
! DAD be established and located between the following
places. to-wit: Commencing at the Northwest cor
ner Of James McKinley's land, running South win
the hsIf Section line until it intersects the county
; road at the Northwest corner OF Jacob n. Conrad's
~ MANY PETITIONERS.
an iesa 4wS4'
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RED ANTs.-How to be rid Of the little
~rascals who run out upon the china, and
climb the Jumps of white sugur when Gem
pany is in to tea just as if they were Invited
this is the question with many a house
holder. A correspondent Of the Cultirator
says;
"Several years ago, my father rented q
house, almost overrnn with them, and they
were destroyed in the following manner:-
A piece of shag bark, (hickury bark) war
laid upon the shelf in the pantry where
they seemed to be thickest, aud it attracted
them-indeed it seemed more of favoritt
with them than anything they could get
The piece we had, about four inches wide
and two feet long. was red with them in ar
hour or two, when with a sudden jar, they
were shaken into the fire and the bark Sc
as a trap for them again. In our case thit
was an entire eXterminator.
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CALIFORNIA SrAGEs.-Eight coaches, six
rev and two old ones, were shipped TO Cal
%ifornia to-day, by the Ohio Stage Company
from this city. They were addressed to D.
Tal,madge, care of R. f. Brewster, San
Francisco, California. Make room for the
iron horse!--Fdct Columbus.
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FOR TI,E LADIES!

a FINE assortment of Italian, French. Bohemian
"A and Chinese Fancy Goods, consisting Ia part
al Tortise. Pear and lvory card cases. Porte Monnals;
Needle-cases, Sewing-cases Flower Vases, sp endid
Fans. etc. ETC.. all of latest styles. Can't be beat per
elegance in any market. Just cpening at no a"o'
M, +. straet. -. VI. 2. BREEDER.
Lanc,.tcr. msr.h .. 1853.
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nissnInl,on nf pntlnnr.hin.

TIME Co Partnership heretofore existing under the
name and firm Of LYoSs 4 WILIuTF. was this
day dis lived by imitation Al persons indebted to
said firm, win please cali on George White, who is
du' v authorized ID settle the SAME: and all those hsv-
ing claims against said firm will please ca aud get
their pay. LYONS &
Lancaster. march %, 800.
The undersigned, in taking leave Of the Old Rat
Den, | would only say, Farewell TO Wtiskcy."
March %. JOHN LYONS
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nissnlnfinn Nntire.

THE partnership heretofore existing Under the
firm name of SMITH &TONG, has this day been
dissolved by mutual consent.
The books Of the firm wi be at the old stand where
all indebted TO the old firm will please call and settle
immediately and pay their accounts. One Of the old
firm will always be found ON hand 10 settle the books
Lancaster March Is, 1853. SMITH & TONG.
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GREAr Ayvri.CrION!

S-- G=cSI= eEC53!
AT THE NEW STAND,
One Door East ~ ,ne Ho, hiag Valley Bank,
Main STREET. Lane r.t<r. q hio.
TIME undersigne mo 4 respectfully rails the ait,n.
l. ION Of his friends and the public in gcnrr-ltohi his
SPRING ARRIVAL oFGROCERlES.
If not the lsrg4.' in the city, sill he l,tters himself
IN its being one OF tn mast superior. choire nd vel
selected assortment of Groceries that has rier bee,
br0pght gre Thereiorr 10 il known ard understood.
that every body who wishes to purchase rhrar, good
artic es, and e t TIE worth r( their No. ey L III !, 10
call at this celebrated Q tahii, hmeut.
The stock consists in ri Of the following Articles:
JNjh AND KI!' COTFFI:
Sugets.-New Crl>ais, LOST Crust'd and Pulser-
lied: New Orleans Mo asS-s nd Sgst r-Eouse do. Su-
gar hons0 Syrdp aud Natural DO &C Crane Syrup
Imperial, Young Urson mid Black Teas;
| Rice, etc., fruits, Grongrs. Faisans aud curronts
A%lmo7ds;. Rrazil Nuts, + iIber's, Eng ish Wa!nui'
and Pa Nuts;
Npices.--Peppar Nspics cloves, cinnamon, Nut
S~%szxs. Fish.--Afses,rol No. l and ,, CO,
%-g1sSgf ish, and alag l5rofNhire vi h,piek'
crsl etc, expected n,and will b. h re in due season
at wholrsal and retail
Sea Grass Ropes all SD IS. Bed cor 5 Wc'lcn.ware
such As Washboards, Buckets and Tabs, also Bishop
ricks, Baking Powder, Smoking and chewing T'tacco
WINES and Brandy.-To an Muscst Wine
d tho vely best. also Of th't fine Pale Gtard Dupn,
Brandy, not to be sold less than By the bottle.
Walkers nnd C.eve.and Ale,
And a great many articles too tedious to me ton =
Persons will please call and examine for theinSeive
and / am confident will b. delighted with heir viSht
the CRY GROCERY STORE and not 90 G 9Efy T1No'
I,rcast r. April 81. 1883. w3n5O
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IIon,c l:mlA.as Mnirrla...
F.ar.n n. ln., r,tIrmis.

EARIERS viHfnl at the G,ral Htr '.-1re Store
z every descriptions ard Tie best guilty Of FAIra.
ing lmplelaenis. We have ROW Oh kshl,
III boz Casi Steel iio-.
25 " Ame,' st,f L%j9pigeOt : 81, 81 sl,0yeb
Is :" Snyderr an Z ,ahni's Long handle Do
5 SIT. Culfiya'or ge tn
~ "Waldron's DsdingsGlSnSsjras scy thea
50 :. do d. Do Corn DO
s. " Grim, and nAidsoh's Bigr do
3 /" Wolgr1s sod YANKEE Grain Cradles
~ . Scyths SnHhes
50 3" csst- sipel Hav and Straw Forks
100 Z" Beai lay kasss
900 " Scyih.- Ribs. Cruucreci z1d Indist
Pond Stonss.
All Of which No hay, pnrehisad direct from tl'
manufacturer for cash nd viii ssll a. loW, e hu
10 ger than last Year, prices.
%EFfIN6kR WHITE & LATTA.
Lancaster, NAV !, 1852 81
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USIoN CONVENTION "A Wing Union
: Convention, says a despatch dated Philadel.
,. phia, April 80, is called to meet in Georgia
on the fourth Wednesday in June.
We rather think, If the Wings of the
South or any large portion of them refuse Ia
unite with the Wings of the North, unless
the latter agree to support, body and soul
the peculiar institution" in all its phases
, that a Union Convention will prove a farce,
TSThese men, who profess such a holy horror
at the agitation Of the slavery question
seem determined to keep it before the pub
lie.
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Thc PRESIDENT and Gov. Lnnc

New YoRK, May 9. "A special correspon-
dent of the Herald says President Pierce
disapproves of Gov. Lanes course in New
Mexico, and has determined to recall him.
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From PhilaIelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, May 3.-The following
appointments are announced for Cincinnati:
Pension agent, Joel Greene; Surveyor, s.
w. B. Mclean.
Chief Justice Gibson died this morning at
9 O'Clock, at the U. S. Hotel.
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Estnte OF David Wisher.

NOTICES he eby given,t that the undersigned have
~ been appointed and duly ana flied as Administra-
tors of the Estate OF DAVID WIsHER, deceased, late
Of Fairfield county. Ohio All persons having claims
against said Estate will present them for sett 'ement,
legally authenticated, within one year, and all those
indebted will make immediate payment.
JAMES WJSiiER AanYors
PETER WOLF.
AnriI Al. 1eb3 4W4O'
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TrENTION Eli WORI'

TEyHE Firm of Julian & ULRtcH having been dis
il solved, the Notes and Books are inmy hands for
collection. All those interested viii please call at the
Lancaster, April 5, 1858 a. l.. CLARK
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Cnrriapc tIimmiays

'oyrEA lust received from New York, s pieces
&A@6D Ga union Damask, 6 lido Ga worsted do.
% do ~aramelled Duck, 10 do do muslin, 1910 feet Tx:
Ira Patent Leather, 100 sctt silver and brass plated
Top Props, 100 do 81, 81, 4, 81 and Al brass and silver
hub-bands, a large assortment silver harness mount
ing, names, stage traces and bits All of which wi
be sod cheap for cash at the cheap hardware store bS
April 90 T BUPE.
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Co-Pnrfncr,kip Noricr.

NATE have taken inlO partleT,hip, JACOB IL
w RICH and 5. -. fOUtEE, and h~Eszf=E b~-
siaeas will b. cordac'cd unler the iirui hAref
RIB r. EUTZ o CO.
All those indebted to the late frm sle requested to
esll and close their seeoants. REFER s KUTZ
Aurii Z, 1853
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Rcca;,,s far the Gazette
MARRIED.,

On the 9th ult., by the Rev II. Willard, Mr. JOHN
MOORE and Miss SARAH RUDOLPH, boaa Of this
county.
On the 29th ut by the same, Mr. EDWARD s.
Young and Miss ELIZABETH RODElEFFERI all
ofth.s county.
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NOTICE TO TnREsuERsi

TAEGlhis me,hod 10 inform. the Threshing MG
L eli no iuen OF this and the adjacent counties that 1
an e tabliahsi Tor this year Il e. NJ Berry & Cos
REP1RtNG ALL TtREsHiNa MACHINES.
.thafnav BE- enEddsd = my charge. particularly tho
Massill6n sIa hiB~. having the Ma slilon easiiags
conplpto, 10th for the Power and Separator. H4v.
~ worked enac,ime in tho MaTsillon Estahlishnens
I shall be well prepared 0 repair those machines. I
vii, also. in addition TO r%erti,ing machines, put uP
70 order, mon AID wood-staye OFFENDERS.
4 WORD TO SAW MILL OWNERS.
Iwli get up 70 order an excellent aItiele BY which
10 qua ss~s: and also manufacture 70 order q Self
Resi.ting Saw-Loy Loader, a machine that will DO
more y ork. for ess money, than any other machine
Tor tia' purpoSa n1,g IN uso One ofthese machines
can 10 ssen after tbs irSt Of April az he above nam
cd Foundry. A.. WIN TRUMP.
! Lancaster. A.rii6. IS5l. rr
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

HAVE removed my Office 'front.' allnadge'sBlock
10 Fosters Building, second floor, aud epntinneto
,;vs nv undivided attention to- the settlement and
ceclIesfiou Of claims 10 Fairfield aud adjoining counties
lancaster. Nov. %, 1882. J. n MUMAUGM
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From Boston.

BosroN, May 3.-The morning papers
have yielded to the demand of the printers,
with one or two exceptions.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-05

NETE have on hand large stos. Of cotton seine
w Irvine, Hemp 10 10; Broom Irvine, .~isaIines
Carpet Yarn, Bed cosis. ash corr, lirlss and He!nI
Rope, al sizes KAUFFAAN co.
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NEM. REApY PAY. sToRE.

JULIAN & FORESMAN.
ElAvE jul rcrcivad and opened al tho Old Staad
N Of JULIAN 4 ULRIcH, az entire
NEW STOCK OF Day GOODS, GROCERIES,
Queeasrcre, go0tg, Shoes. Doznets, pGrGsOls, etc.
which have bsen bunstt for cash and viii DO sold
foY cAsa or COUNTRY PRODUCE at very small profits.
All taSL il necessary TO convince buyeTs that tao
ready r1y system is preferable 20 the old way o. Co
ing IN; IA i,to cali and rxamine their prices.
nc4sh paid for Ill kiads Of Grain. April n
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LOOK HERE!

@e1O.OOOT4 oo .sb!.lis. W All P.2
the highest maTke; price IN CASH for Coousktns
MINI kins. Red Fox Skies and Possumskins.
Lancaster, February 5, 1853 r.
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Nniice.

A nv instance an 9ttachment was this day issue
Aby 4. L Simmons, Esq against the effects &
Samuel Moss. an ab,conliDg deLtor.
April I, 1853 {. GUNDf.
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|OhN Eh-h iaiSo w ~ S"ff HSnNi o"ha "'
Il Biotting and counting-housc Paper and Blank
Books Of alfkindS for sale at the city book store, op-
posite Shetfer's hotei. by
April &c JOHN SEARLES.
THE POLITICAL WORKS OF LORD BYRON.
| ASSIAN, Thompson. Kirke White, Moore, Shelley,
" Upper, Scott, Campbell, Milton, Mrs. Hemans,
and Poems of Amelia. all for sale at the city book
store, opposite Skaters hotel, by
April &c. JOHN SEARLES,
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Gran observatory fifty feet high is to be
erected on the top of Mount Bellingham,
Chelsea; Mass. The mount is 700 feet above
the level of the sea.
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TO Single Makers.

NHTANTED. $4,000 lap Shingles, for which tbs
w highest market prie. viii bS paid 10 cash on
delivery. q DEVoL.
Lancaster, Aaril 26, 1883. 6lu
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ST-. G=cSI=y ST Q
At T1iF NFw STAND
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NEW YORK REPORTS, By Comstock. for sale
~ BY JOHN l.. TUTHlLL
New Process OF ~Self-actinE Galvanizing
lame, GARAGHTY. at his Matchmaker and
y Jewelrv Establishment, three doors east OF the
Hooking Valley Bank Is 'how anil at all times pre-
pared to GalrGnise Watches or any other metallic
~asticles with tho purest Gold, in. a manner 70 defy
the best of judges, anil warranted 10 sta nd bettAr than
that done BY the old principle Of Battery, on the
most reasonable terms and shoI test notice. Speci.
men. can be seen at his Shop. The highest price
paid. GVr California Gold.
Inrca I'm. Lnnarv g. l3l3
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G-Hon. John M. Rotts declines to be a
candidate for Congress from the Richmond
VA district.
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GA simple Fire AnnihilatOr, for do
nestle use, is described in the Troy budget
by an Insurance Agent OF that city. Hear,
and save your houses;
"Why will not people avoil themselves Of
modern discoveries, TO save their property
from irel A package Of two or three pounds
of sulpheF, disposed Of ia such a manner as
to be amongst the first things TO- burn, or at
hand, to be thrown into the fire soon after
its commencement, before air rushes into
the building. will arrest the FIRE as surely as
water; aud is better than water, when var
nishes or r~esinous gums are burning.
"Oxygen and sulpher have 50 strong al
affinity, that in the combustion Of sulpher
the oxygen Of the atmosphere is converted
into sulphurous acid-gas, at which poini
fire 10 arrested.
II tested this principle and thereby save,
my property some years since, m accoun
of which ! gave through your columns ut tn
time. 1t Is impossible TO conceive how
much human suffering might have been u
verted had that suggestion been attended l.
bv boat and ship owners. never read tn,
accounts of the terrible loss of human life ol
board our ships and steamers, without think
ing that they might have been saved by
package of birthstone in the fire-room."
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NAILS! NAILSg NAILSgn NAILSgn NalLS.T
UST received at the Cheapest Hardware Store,
ID 955 kegs assorted Nails and Spikes, which will
be sold cheap for cash, by P. BOPE.
Lancaster, Aprii %. 1858
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NEW GOODS.

SUPERIOR Is QUALITY & CHEAP PRICES
WE aye nov in the receipt of our New Spring
w and SIMMER Stock ofGOOdS, ia all hei'
rariety, IN the
DRY GOODS. QUEENS AND GLASSWARE,
SHOE AND HNRDWARi. LINES. sc *.
Which We Oifrr to he public - tl,e most interesting
and cheapest stock # Good, bIOuy III 10 this ugsrsct
to which We invite III" public attention, and viii
ue D:H sell o. the most reasonable :, rms, at tbs Ok
Store Room, first dOore East ofths swan Hotel.
WHITE. Jr. < JULIAN.
Lanca ster, Apr / 81, 1853. d&w3ut5l
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JoHN G. A n =
1TTORNEY 1T La

In Room above Philadelphia Commission
store. Mntn street, Lancaster, Ohio,
w Ill give special attention to the. collection Of
w notes and accounts: Preparing abstracts Of tito
to lands: proceedings in partitions sales Of lands by
Administrator and Guardians and accounts Tor settle
ment Of Estates. etc. Ills charges will be moderate.
March o., 1853.
rrEagle and Telegraph copy I year and charge
this office.
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TINE motto ofthe Philadelphia Commissioa Store
/ is, "EvERY TUB oUGHr TO STAND OK III owN
BorroM," herce said establishment keers nothing
on hind to conflict with the hardware Merchant jew
thing. out of the stri, line Of DRY Goods. Tfins Of
thi, al We interested aad let the Agent ofthe comn is
sion Store realize that YOU look 10 your interests.
The most splendid stock of Dry Goods ever offered
in Lancaster, for variety style and chrspncsS, can be
found a. the philad ,lphia G mmssion Store.
Lancaster, April Is, 1853.
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For Carriages and Buggies.
IN set Buggy and Carriage Springs 100 DO Bug
HUI gy and carriage Axles. just received BY
April 20 p BOPE.
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MARKET sTALLs FOR SAIL

l4th- May, I will sell to the high.
~ est bidder, the Stalls In the City Market. Sale
10 commence Al 8 o'clock, A.. NJ
Lancaster, Mry 3,iS63 DANIEL HAHPS.i
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AFlNE ASSORTMENT oF;NovELS.
the latest publications, for sale at the city book
Ostore, opposite Shefer's hotel, BY
Anil l6' JOHN SEARLES.
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FOR THE LADIES.

.. EON SHt''~F HI..
A FINE Lot Of Albums, Of all kinds,pnd fine books
IN oxpressi, for he aides, at the city book store
opposite Sh@6er's hotel, BY .
April % JOHN
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OIL CARPETS! OIL cARPETSg
3 ,ieces Oil Carpets 81. 7-s. and II yards wide,
lN for sale cheaP.by AprilS 7. BoPE'
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OIL CARPETS! OH CARFETSA
DR.. j, NJ. RIGELOW.

a As returned and viii attend 10 the Practice Q
: 4 his Profession.
oFFICE--At his ED residence on Wheeling street,
doors east of Columbus street.
Lancaster, March u, 1858. 3m'5
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NEW BOOKS!

At the City Book store opposite ShUsRer's
Hotel, Lancaster, Ohio.
lust RECEIVED4-Daring Deeds Of American he
- roes, Nights in a Block house the DiscsrdedDaugh-
ter, the Australian captive and the Gold Regions, Dick
Wilson, Frost's Pictorial history OF California, Ex-
p'oring Expedition to California, the Wide ,WideWorld,
Frank Freeman's Barber Shop, the Nile Boat, Advice
to Young Men, History Of the Mexican War, Napo-
leon and his Mars ais, by J. c Headley; Noble Deeds
Of Woman, Life of the Empress Josephine.
Apri. &c. JOHN SEARLES.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-26
OENTRE FOUNDRY.

No. ~ Main ST., Centre WheeIingt
EEP constantly hand an assortment oL The latest
IN and improved Stoves, embracing every variety
OF Parlnr, Shop and Cooking Stoves. Their "Western
Virginiah," coal stove, cannot 6e SURPASSED 6T any
within the six months, pledgtng thenseVc
take they did not give satsfacton ami have
never had one returned y
They also keep constantly hand the latest style OF
Arch Crates warranted equal to any made in TINS CITY
also Sinks, and variety OF all arcesln the
Foundry line, which will be sol low for cash:
Work d&wtE-Aug.3 B.
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New Music Store.
Sign of she Grecinn TrigOnum, No. 1SS
NIuin Street.

j. FICKIESoN would respectfully an.
VFT@lEf5 nounCe TO the citizens OF Wheeling and vi
III R n 6cinity that he has Just opened new and
y ueegant establishment for the sale OF Volins,.
Guitars, VionceiIos, Pagoets Flutes, Riies AccoTde.
ons, Banjos, and TamboTines Brass Instruments tho
Instruction books for kinds of Instruments and for
singing. -. a.,
newest Songs Duetts etc. and the very best Roman and
Italian Violin and Guitar Strings.
ClarOnets, Reeds, Tuning Forks, also violin ana Gutaf
Screws Violin Finger and Tail Boards
Bows for Vioincello and Violin.
~ Kleoers Furniture Polish, for renevGting vanished
Furniture, such Pianos Cabinets, Steam Boats or amy
descriptions OF Furniture
Also for sale by the Agent for Keber Pttsburg Pianos
and best cture in the United States such
as Nunns and Clark's grand and square Pianos b. Dun
hsm's Hallett and Aliens celebrated Boston Pianos &C
Agent the make OF Carhardt and Needhams Patent
MelOdeons. .-,
a. tie lowest prices. US. .-.... .. IL Z
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-26
7a5a Esszsss.sa - - 81 1853.
ADAM & co.'s
EXPR ESS NOTICE.

Mo arrangements 6etlseen Tpheeltg Baltimore PhilGdel
phia, Ner1 York, Boston aud the East. I.
ITNHE public respectfully informed that we have
ii made arrangements by Which we shall run
Daily Express
From Baltimore 10 Wheeling, via Baltimore and ONO
Railroad, and connecting Baltimore with Great
Eastern Express all the Cities and Towns OF
the Eastern and Middle States We are now prepared to
bio Goods Packages, Bank Bills Specie JewelFy, &C., al
mail Speed, In ncharge oIcarelul Messengers
Express Baltimore and the East, will leave Eli
ING daily, at o'c,ock, A. NJ. Leave BALTlMCkE
Merchants and others, arc respectfully solicited TO ordel
their Goods through Adams & Cos Express.
ap15-Lf ADAMS oS SO' .
oFFIGE:-Markot Street, Mcclure House: -