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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-25
MISCELLANEOUS
LynchbGrg Gas Light Con,.,..

fE'iiE President ami directors have ordered -
4 lowing acquisitions each share OF stock s,i9
ed for in this company, viz: 81 80 To be paid On ,b 10
o July; seven dollars and fifty be paid ON ia
OF September. i''h'
B.-Persons intending to the Gas v in ..crz
the necessary fixtures. the part of the Comnaa
the earliest practicable period, by leaving their nam
with the undersigned NAMES
jy tbs CHAS. w CHRISTIAN S.,
OEiSE My stock tools aud hands for Gas F.
- ting, have all arrived in Lynehbnre and ar. u
fully prepared To all orders entrusted T., Nv
with fathf"lness aud dispatch. ''o
would be- thankful my friends to hand in their -.
derS at once to prevent hurry about the time til pas
TO be put on. s"' IS
NO Bills will be presented sooner than the frs, Of To-
naiy next under any circumstances.
je 22.dts A g DARNPv
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1--WE ubscrbers have associated themselves togcth.
n under the style and firm of JONES d BEGGS.
for the purpose of conducting the Foundry Business
in oil the various branches. the old stand of Jones.
Beggs g. Brother, where they hope obtain fair share
of public patronage Office exchange corner wher,
all orders will be thankfully received and promptly
ecuted.
Specimens may be seen at the office.
VIM Is JONES,
II. T, BEGGS.
June l5-dts
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MERCHANTS.
EXCE Tor.
KEEP II BEFORE THE PEOPLE.

KEEP II BEFORE THE PEOPLE.
LYACHBURG CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
xATHERE may be found the largest and beet 60, Up
w Stoek Of Ready Made Clothing offered IL
the citizens Of Lynehburg Our stock comprises eve.
~ style quality coIor Of Dress and Froek Coats
asaess Coats al various sly L., Plain and Fancy Cas-
Pants of every color ard quality imaginable Plum
and Figured Silk Snin Mnrsailiez Vests IN endless Yn
re,y-Aso very large and select stock 81 furnishing
GDods, Umbrellas, Carpet Bags, Trunks, &c DC,
Also
Cloths, Cashmere and 'estiugs ofthe finest fabric
made order in the latest sSle and at the shortest
notice Cool fife warranted IN all cases the Clothes
returned. HATCHER, LOCKWOOD D. co.
npIg-fs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-25

BYRON COLLARS.

From sea girt York to every inland town,
The whole wide nation turns its collar down"
!" f have just received another supply of those ele
w giant double corded Byron Collars Also fine
3 ply standing Collars, ali sizes.
July 4. A. s. sHAFER g. co.
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~ EW CCNCERN.-We, the undersigno /
L have sociated ourselves together, und he STYLE
aud hrm OF NOWLlN 70, for the purpose 81
conducting general Groce.y, Commission ard For.
wariing business, the old stand of Nowlin Main
street, Lynchburg Va.
We will keep constantly on hand every article usual
kept in grocery establishment, all of which we will
'elll low.
J b NOWLJN
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hESSOLUTEON.-ln consequence OF the with
~ dnwal Of james Beggs, the firm nf jones' Bcgg.
y Brother, is this day Dissolved. The of the finn
will be used only in settling the business, which w. b
Jones is alone authorized settle.
WIN. b. JONES,
JAMES BEGGS
H. BEGGS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-25

NEW TAILORING ESTABLISH
" MENT IN Lyncbburg.-Tbe subscriber
respectfully informs the citizens of Lynchburg TINT he
has taken the house opposite the Market house recent
" occupied the Express office, for the purpose oil
conducting the Tailoring business in all its various
branches. lie will warrant a GOOD FIT IN every ia
stance and ii will be bis obIeott do all in his power to
give entire satisfaction In every Besides making
Gentemens and Boys garments be will give special al
tenton TO cutting any article Of geutlemens wearing
apparel boys clothes ladies' habits &c All he asks is
that the community will give him trial
July l6fs A. q. n. woo.
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Il constructed on an entirely new principle, rendee
Ing them very free and flexible near the points similar
to the best pens made from Quilts.
They write with great aud freedom and do not
fatigue The hand.
Giiot''s fine pointed Pens for Ladies use,
schools sc. received by Z. MORSE.
July 1-ts
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flbOxeS Nails just to hsnd and for sale also
~ Lining Fencing. Ware House and Wrought do.
june OTIS SAUNDERS d IRBY.
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'EME HAZARD POWDER CO.-Tho
a Subscribers most respectfully inform their friends
and the public generally, that they Agents for tho
Hazard Powder Company. for selling Gun Powder, and
can furnish by wholesale retail in Cd I21 4 25 h.
kegs Kentucky Rifle aud Blasting Powder at very low
prices. We have the exclusive Agency for Hazards
Electric Gun Powder, and all of the sporting powder
w. b. Il G. FISHER,
opposite the Norvel House.
June its Jyncbh,,r Va
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M OkTANT TO FARM RS.
AGdrdenerS Florists, incorporated Compontes Man
nacturerS Artizans, Professional Men, Aech1uiss and
oherS-The Pump and Fire Engine
cOnDIned.-RtghtSe Secured By United SINE, Lt,.
terS-Patent.-ALL INFRIEGEMENrs WILL BE PRosEou.
TED BY Law This is the most valuable invention
The age and without which. manufactures public edS
hces hotels and private dwellings, are incomplete and
comparatively insecure With this cheap and efficient
FIRE Engine the Farmer is perfectly independent of all
nnaccommodating insurance companies and can bid
defiance to the incendiary.
RECOMMENDATIONS
we have in use Mr.. R. Drifting ham Mitchel's PUMP
AND EN1lNE, and esteem them a most valuable APP
pehdage, great convenience and an efficient protec
ion against fire.
CHARLES MARX, Richmond,
R. B. TYLER do
DIR. ROYSTER, Huguenot Strings
ARCHER VAUGHAN. Farmville
EDMUND HUBBARD. Buckingbam
K. j. GAINES, Chariotfee
he Pump can be seen in use at Dr. VIM. s. Morr;s's
Dlugnid foundry and many other places in Lynch
'ufg' al OF whom approve their utility and Useful
"esS' ne L Jump can be seen in RicI mond at tho Wing
once ihey are warranted t. "ork well tor one wear
:, w NoIlCE'-All persen. buying ,lng the
'ooVeartlcies, are responsible to me for it,
X. BRITTINGHAM MITCHELL
-I"l1n Ill ~ Proprietor.
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| sCobtCG, nope, Iron, I&c-We mr.,
Il Just receiving and have in Store "''
40 40 Gases "fG' Mass icorice very fine.
20 do do Stick do do
no. NJ Labonla' Stick Licorce, very fine,
GOO Farm Bags, u u'1"'e'e''
~ Tons Toughest Rolled Iron, every size
=, % DO do Band & Hoop Iron. every size
N'ilc" we invite the attention of those in want
" Is McCORKLE d. JONES
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TME New Broom Sweeps Glenn Nv

fIifE New Broom sweeps Clean We
L have Just received another supply Of those besu
full SIX Coats Cloaicd Afpaoa's. Linen CAock Paafs
and Harsass Pes and other ticles take the
place of those gone their mission of huns nifty.
OF al places get suited either by order ready
made in the best and neatest manner Is at
july las BAKER & GIkVEYfS
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DIRE, LIFE AND MARINE INsY.s

tInE, LHFE AND MARINE HNsyR
ANCE-Lynch6urg Hose D. Fire In surants r -
Many y
This Co .pany makes Insurance against loss n, A.,
'ge Fire, or Dwelling Houses Stores Tobacco \ "a,
ries and other buildings, furniture Goods wares'..r
merchandise generally in and countrvon the ras
favorable te ms must
Also makes Insurance the lives of all persons on
loying good health and of sound constitution for H.,
whole duration of life. or fora limited period
Slaves employed in ordinary occupations will L
insured on reasonable terms "
The Company will also take marine risks from and l.,
my OF the Northern Southern Ports at fayournbl,
rates.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, President
DON T. G. PETERS, Wee President
SAMPSON DIUGUID, Chief Engineer.
lanes Cobbs, Samuel Garland,
lohn i.ggat Nathan b. Thurman
neorP' w. fancey Ohm 0tey Taylor
William L Anderson. William T. Smith
MARTIN HOLLINS, Treasurer
CREED T. WILLS, Secy.
DR.. =. II. Gilmer
Dr. Wm. Otwav0v..n Medical Examiners
FehS--dts
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-08-04

SFEef1L NOrIcE.-AfHsr-Our readers
may have observed the figure Of a Piano in
our advertising columns. tits the sign Of
REED's extensive establishment 10 this city.
lie Is IN the constant receipt Of Pianos from
establishments east, whose name alone AZ
ford guaranty OF their excellence.
Our object Just now 10 Al act OF grace
and Justice. W. have venturcd upon one
Of Gmngars' Decentralization REED's depot.
IL Is called the Daniel Webster Piano. IL
i combines sweetness of tone with strength.
It's action Is easy and its form elegantly
carved. Bot the beat part Of II lies 10 the
richness ofits music. which a skilliul hand
may erOke from its ivory lips,
"In notes with many a winding bout,
Oflinked sweetness !Ong-drawn out,
With w1nton heed and gidIy-cunaing,
Unwisiing all the chains that tie
The hidden soul Of harmony.
That Orpheus self may heaye his head
From golden slBmber on q bed
OF heapt Elysinm flowers, aud hear
Sweet strains. as would have won the eal
OfPluto TO have i1its set free
His half regsi1ed Eurydicc,
These delights, II thou would'st know,
REQ indeed will make them so!
We do not mean the foregoing as a puff
We write stG spOate, under the inspiration 0
music. We hope others will follow OF
example, and iftbey have afancy (for II !
hardlyIa i6anDfor a Piano-nOtto sendElsi
but to purchase at REEDS, without rick. an.
at a reasonable advance on eastern prices
Ohio Statesman.
GThe "spidtualists" OF Illinois are I
have a grand knocking convention al FAI
mington on the Goth Of this month.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-08-04
Partition Notice.

Nathaniel p Peal AMI AlmsIa)
Peal his wife,
W. Ia Partition
HELEN McCle'ryI w~idpw)Sam
usl Hill and Sarah .Bil. his wife. Fsirisld comm1n
Alfred Ada ms Il Jane AduOt hisJ
wife, Celista McClsary &c John Picag.
Wesl,y Enisr s Miran1A Ely
len Etnisr.
The above mind defen1tnii are har'5y n1tiis1
that the petitioners on this Day Glelin tn cls's' Of
ice Of IT,. eourt Of common Plsasfur Fsiai IL coan'y.
Ohio, their certain petition. pr1ying ia II ia that par
liion b. md Of the following ds1criosl p]rsnia,s,
itnated il said Fairisid coirty AMI kno yn AL dis
tingnished az b.ins the North West qn'rtnr Of ssr-
zion No. IA in township No. IL, Of Range No Is. con
tanning about 10 acres. The sti;ioners d ,mlnd thi'
partition be made Of said premises a'iolloNs; 10
petitioners ono u~nlivided on fifth: To S.rsh HI,
daft ono undivided one fiji: To Jane Aduns. d It
one undivided ons ff h To Celista McCielry, dsit.
one undivided one fifth: To John Wesley Ether al
Miranda Ellen Elmer, dett, one 9Th in conm,n o.
one tenth /, each in scveralty-Snl 10 ssii Heller
MeCleary widow, delft, dover in the whois-an'in
said defts. will take notice that sail patition Is nov
pending in Aforesaid court. aud will com" on - b
haarl al the nsxt October term thera 4 for the yea
1853. when PARTON will be dsiuln1sd 81 afIreisid
j. &C. D. MARTIN, Attys. for Petitioners
| July 18th. 1859.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-08-04
CHAIN PUMP

or Water Elevator.
M, undersigned in OHering to the citizens OF Ian
caster an4 IL Vi unity this valus5lc mode Of rais-
ing yairr frpm eitsyus and wells. sa3l eels confident
~. can r.nisr satisfsciion 70 all reasonable persons
= 4nting TIRE article; having made some ~vsluable in
oroyemont, 10 the-Car5 Reel, Roller, K in turning the
eI-e thu bafons on ths CHIN, watch adds nstet
.ly 10 It's duBabfiay and ease in raising the wsieri
fhsy are applicable 10 eistsrns and wells OF ordinary
,ls2,h, All when property put up, are less I!abie 10
r-t oai Of rep If tiaa any other method Of drawing
Sster. S,n3 oftbs
Important Advantages
ofihs above p~rinciple. consist 10 keeping the WATEh
suagbg All afion caused by the revolution OF the
chain wlrn in motion, anil the reaction OF the wetcr
10 islling fion thu tube when the reel is stoPped,i IN
Es'tins fhs wltsr cold snd pure when drawn, Ia DIS
, nging with the valves, which are liable 70 get ont
r~frepair in ih1 ordinary pnm?, and In no'ireezing IN
winter. which also prevents the tub from eraking'
lih;y raise the water as easy IL not easier than any
1thNr mechanical principle ,
Z Th.aboys sr;iels il wARRASTFD n be of good
ru1teriIs Ini we'll pvt DIP or they will be removed
anl 40 paw ~ recon l,nse ASKED or the trouble.
rhsnkful for tine iiosrsl patronage already besiow,
81, h. wiIienteavor 70 reader an equivalent tosl
who employ him. Reference 20 any or all for whom
he has dons worl, Shop on Main street, Connells
Row. above the Esgle Ofce. G. i.
Lancaster, May 10, 1853. PLY.
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IiichInnd TVwnshlP Temperance

According 20 previous notice many Of the
citizens Of RichlaDd Township assembled
in the NJ. Z. Church IN West Rushyille on
July 27th, for tho purpose Of organizing u
Township Temperance Alliance, auxiliary
to the County Alliance.
The Committed, appointed at a previous
meeting, reported for adoption a Constitn-
ton and Bylaws, as also two sets Of Reso-
lutions expressive of the feeling and intent
OF this Alliance in referance to the Maine
Law question, and the enforcement Of our
present Township ordinance; which were,
after debate, with slight amendment, adopt
ed unanimously.
The general object Of this Alliance is 10
promote the cause Of Temperance; its
specific object SO TO use our inflnance as TO
secure the election OF men to our L'gisla-
ture who are in favor Of a prohibitory IL
quor law, the same as, or similar 10 the
Maine Law.
With others, the following resolutions
were adopted. viz:
Rsso!usd-That, inasmuch as II may be
unconstitutional to submit this question 10
the people, we have no alternative but Ia
vote for such candidates for the General
Assembly as are committed lin favor of the
proposed Law.
R:solusd-That we will not favor the
formation of independent tickets, excepI
when the political parties refuse to presen'
candidates who arc right on the great ques'
ton, within a reasonable time.
Resolutions. expressive of the sense AM
determination of the Alliance in refereDc'
to the enforcement OF our present Townshli
Ordinance, were introduced, and udopte
unanimously, These resolutions provide
that the Executive committee shall collec
evidence, make complaint, and atten
to all prosecutions. The members of tn
Alliance bind themselves to renler TO tn
committee their "heurty support, sympathy
and COUNSEL in discharge of this duty.
The Executive Committee was instruct
ed to prepare a condensed report of pr'
ceedings, to be forwarded to two OF IL
County papers for publication.
The Alliance adjourned to meetin Rus
willie an the evening of Monday, Augu
l22nd,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-08-04
~ OnnlNANIE

For'hs suPprsssiea Of HOussso q Tipping md Intern
PeTAnce.
sac. /. Bel . dainsd BY the Trustees ofRuih-
eresk ioEnihip IA fhe county Of Fainisd and Stale %
Ohioi that from. aud alter tie taking effect o. this or
ain,pee. no p-rsan or Psrssns, shall bo allowed 10
ssil, harcr, OF give away, soy spiritaons. vlnous, OF
nah liquors within aaid township. except for Medici-
nal, Msrhaaical. OF Saeramon,sI purposes.
SIC. .. Hany person or pers0ns shall sell. barter,
or give away any spirita0us. vinnus. or malt liquors,
wifhin ~ssidtswoshlp except for the purposes speci-
6si in "a hrst ssctioa % tas oEdilsnes, hs, sac, OF
they, shall DO dsemod guilty o~fkeepine a house of
tiyiing ani intsmPeranee. and shall. on conviction
thsrsof. before any Justice OF the Peaeo or court
having Iaislicti3n. be hasd for the fmt offence the
SUN 0 fifteen dJllars,and the costs Of pTosecntion; aud
on iailurs to pay said fine and costs, he. she, OF they,
shall b. in 5rispnnd in the Jail Of the county for the
tern Of hiiesn dsys;and fir tho Second and cVory sub
ss1atni odsncs,hs. she,or they, on conviction lhers-
Of. shall he fled no more than fifty, nor less than
twenty dollars, includingeos,s Of prosecution, and
b. inprisoned Ia TIE Jail n tho county not less than
hftcen, nor more than tweniy days, At the discretion
Of the court.
sEe. 8 This ordnance shah tske effect and be in
lOrce from aud am TIE fist Day OF August, A. D.iS53
CHARLES STsWARr,1
B~ENONfBLACK, Trustees.
TRG1EaCK FISHER. }
ArrEsr John Grove, clcrk Of Rushsreek town
ship.
June II. 1853.
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For the Gunsmiths.

Now on hand and for sale chnap-
800 Rifle Barrels; IS doz Rifle Locks:
10 d,Z. Bulei MouldS; 10 doZ. WiPers;
100 Seft Brass Mounting;
IL Doz. Swedged Hammers;
Side pins. ami other fixtures, all Of which viii 10
sod cheap by P. BOPE.
And now 10 all clssses Of m n and people. ? BOPE
has on hand a superior lCt Of every vsristy ct good.
suited for all classes OF men, in every variety Of ,oc-
eupatiou-mechsnieal and professional. A general
assortment OF Hardware and other goods for iamiiies
and Individuals, 10 which p. BoPE begs leave. re-
specially, to call the attention Of his old customers,
and the public generally, assuring them all, thst he
viii sell goods cheaper Tor cash than any other house
in this region, as his motto viii hereafter be-'ResdS
PAY and small profits
Lancaster, June /. 1853.
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Jonas RuiFner and Isaac Ruifner' !

Jonas huLlnel anu Aoa1N iNH
rs.
David Tusing & Barbarahis wite.Y
J. Holiday & Ma gdilesa his wre' In rSrt'oh'
Sami Shoots x Rebecca his wife,
Jacob RutTner, JOHN Hcnthonre& tairheld common
Mary his wife, Roles Il Emily Plea.
his wife l. william Crist infant
son of Wm. Crist & Anna his wife
now deed
IHIHE defendants arc hereby notified that the petit
Il TONERS on this day filed in the Clerks oHice OF
the court Of Common Pleas for the county aforesaid
that certain petition praying that PARTITION be made Of
the following described premises ~,5ltIated IN Fairfield
county to wit: a part OF section No, 2oP. ~ Rl7 and
described as follows, Beginning at tho S. w. corner OF
said sec. thence N. 40 four pole chains aud 80 links TO a
post, thence n. "a degrees e. chains and 6O links
10 a pest, thence n. GO degrees Ell chains and 90 links
10 a post, thence Z Is chains to post, thence 81
chains and 80 links to a ~ycamore thence 4 3 > chains
aud 25 links TO a post, thence S. 40 chains and on
links to a post, thence w, 6S chains and 50 links to
the place Of beginning, containing 247 72-lOo acres
in such manner that 8 equal undivided YIN. paris
thereof be set apart in severalty to the petitioners
who hold by purchase the interest ofall OF sald deieni
dants in said lands, except the said VIM. Crust arr
that one equal 9th part thereof DO set apart 10 saio
minor defendant WIN. Crist-and that said Psh LOT
will como on TO be heard at the next oc'ober term o.
said court. m
June "a, 1883, ~"
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LATEST
RORINSOE x TROUT,

rU,,;n, lust received rom Cincinn,ti, a most,
Intensive and more Fashionable Stock, AGAIN
sddressth the liberal public
Thanks to The Public-we rejoice
We have a gsn'rous Putiic's voice
Our warm appeal has reach'd their heat;
Thoy noblv helP'd " at the start.
Andhelp us still. and seem to shout
"Hurrci for ROBINSON aud TROUT
In fact, they quickly bought US out
And for their money bargains got
A. f,mous ScoFIELn's CcRHER room,
And still tho cry is-rstH they come
To please their taste sndtake THEN eye
We lust hayo got 4 new supply
Ofother Boots and Shoes, ard ditto,
From glorious Cincinnati City,
And thsse with those OF our own make
Will surely Fairfield County take;
We mean, its custom far and wide.
Till all are pleas'd and all supplied
"The Latest Cincinnati NeI1s!"
Come read it in our Boots aud Shoes;
For GENTLEMEN as SAID before
o notables a varied stors.
From Conaressdown to eB'Ty-ddys,
Orlowest price though highest PIai'e,
So highly polish'd lame and cash TO wln'
TIE shaving folks may shave therein
For LADIES, latest fashions too,
From tidy boot to tidier shoe, s'
Which fan the LAYERS ardent flames
As worn by Cincinnati DANES:
The .Jenav I.ia5 that tell a tale
As sweet as Swedish Nightingale.
Aud saw. when worn the streets about
"Tcone from Robinson &TRoUT!"-
The Dnsbins. BroHS'd; the PGtent cay
And P0srffe Boots, so soft and safe
The CATERS OF the vsrioas kinds
To please the variou. feet and mind;-
The great None Such and French hoToeco.
To other shops a downright "s0cher"-
In short and iorg, the Ladies' know
We blow fair breezes uhe1 ace 6totr,
For CHILDnRx. pretty boys and giris,
Who mile applause through flowing euris'
We have the newest and the best
Come one, CONS all, the STOCK TO test;
TVbaro each-a sapient foot sdorner-
Throws the Public into fits at sCoflELDs
CORNER
Lancaster, Ohio, May IL, 1893.
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nOnrs AND sHOES.

NJ Fed BiUGuMAN, continue at their old
HI stand, opposite the Hooking Valley Eank. Main
street, where they keep always on hand ami inanuiac,
ture to order all the latest and most approved
S1l STYLES OF BOOTS AND SHOES,
Ek.Cor Men and Women. The reputation Of the
establishment for the best Of work needs no commen-
dation. They use the best material and employ the
most skilful workman and are thus enabled tn supply
their customers with the neatest and best of the va
rious articles in their line, All kinds OF Boots, Sh1.HSS
Buskins. etc, etc, are embraced in their stock, which
has lust been replcnished b their Spring purchases
Tie patronage of the public is respectfully solicit
ted, who are invited to call and examine the as'ort-
msnt. No efforts will be spared to please those who
favor them With their custom, either in quality oil
price "%b'
Lancaster, March s, 1858
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THE GREAT HAT STORE, -
Both wholesale and Retail. q

r. Fipl linz has just received IRON New York and
PhIaI .lphia, one Of the largest stock q Hat and
Caps that has ever CONF 70 this city OF the latest i'm
proved styles. cmsrscing every variety Of snaps,
.nr:s and sizes, consisting Of tina late spring styled
Mole sin Hat, unsurpsssed IL Ohio for durability and
inenes7. Also. Young Mems Hats Of all kinds =
summer Hats consisting Of PGnamg, from 81 to 81;
Pedal c7d Chiad StrGg; u aid and Legh0ra; Ma
nm agi Pdmieaf, R9Ssuth hats. 10th Fur and Wool,
Fine otter AMI white Beaver tor summer. the late
,pring style Cashier Hat. weighing oaly 4 ounces.
An sorts ofB,y's and Chiliren's Fancy Hats, Fur
and Tonl. and Straw. Also a few ladies' late styled
Riliny Hats, al Of which viii be sold on the most
reasonable terms. lower than over before.
May II, 1888. hObEhI
n D.. Country Merchant, will DO well by calling
md examining my stock before buying elsewhere
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-08-04
new READY FAY STORE.
JULIAN & FoRESMAN.

JULINN y FN" =
VVAVE lust received and opened atthe OA 0'a""
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