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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-02-10
Ctruncnre from Professor G. $. VKDDER.

OF Union college. Sch yn.ctady.
SCHENECTADY, March II. 1856! Dear Sir,-That
| have rot sooner forwarded YOU my testimonis to
the value of your Oxygenated Bitters, is because !
shrunk from the publicity it must necessarily have,
TO be of any service, and because it has become so
easy matter to obtain recommendation OF patent
nostrums that they are este med Of little or onvalue
Feeling it a duty of gratitude 10 YOU, however, and
of kindness to those who may be afflicted as | have
been. Have overcome every scruple, and most heart
lily and sincerely commend YOU medicine to all who
are afflicted with Dyspepsia
Mine was Of several years standing. and often on.
tirely untitled me Iof mental ar physical labor ofany
kihi. Iran the usual round of orthodox remedies,-
carefully avoiding patent medicines, however, for
which | had an adherence wi bout any permanent
reliet.
Having beet induced to try Hutchings' Bittcrs, buI
without effect, became less and less inclined to tam
per with the newspaper Psnaceas of the day. and
read over the C ,nvincing certificates in your cir, ulai
with a smile ofEiucredulity.' Nothing but a desire It
please and satify a very intimate friend, could have
induced me to accept from hirnA-as | did-a bottle o
the 0xygenated Bitters, with a promise TO try it,
Before that bottle was gone, | began TO feel, as tn,
phrase is, "like a new man" Headache, depression
of spirits, acidity of the stomach, pain in the chest
and all the attendant evils ofDyspepsia; began to dis
appear. From being Thin and %hagsard, / began t.
grow in flesh to a degree positively wonderful. Be
fore | had finished tho sccoud bottle, from being
burthen, life became an exquisite enjoyment. Dys
peptics will know wi at mean, by lie being a bur
then, nor well they think the Expression. extrayag giant
that release from the burthen is an exquisite enjoy
ment.
/ have used several bottles Of the Bitters since
from time to time, and scarcely know what it is to b
Dyspeptic. must not omit 10 mention that you
medicine contributed rery much to the relief Of
ehroaic and inyeterate Bronchitis. You may max
whatever use of this you think proper. IL it Shal
lead any Dyspeptic to lake trial of your Bitters,
shall consider that it has not been written in vain.
DR. G. B. GnEEN. C. S. VEDDER
REED AUSTIN. & Co, Wholesale Druggists, Nc
90, Merchants Row Boston, General Agents.
Price, 81 per bottle; six bottles for 50.
Dec 20. Sold by G.KAUFFMAN go, Lancaster.
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THE OLD SLOW and EASY FOUNDRY.
Messrs. Clarke, Wright s Co,

Messrs. Clarke, Wright & Co,
HAVE taken, for term Of years, the Foualry
al owned by Iohn Arney, Esq sitiltc aPon Co.
iumbaS ard Broad Streets, in th' city Of Lancaster,
where thay arc deter mined to be on hand with all such
article s in their Inc, as the county requires.
COAL, WOOD, COOKING AND PARl0UR STOVES
N@-MlLL GEARING, MACHIN NE
s&sEASxn CASTINGS AND PLOUGHS, Of
various patterns, warranted a superior srtic o, togeth-
e with all min r articles in the Foundry line.
CLARKE'S Corn>tnlk and Straw Gutter,
An article superior to all others Of the kind in the
country, AMI one TO which we invite III, sp1cii' at
%teution Of the Farmer. This machine Gr cutting
shock corn for high feeding or fattsning stock, will
save from 30 to 40 per cent. Corn Fodder. when cut,
is ucar'y or quite equal to hay for feeding ei her cat.
tie or horses, making an acre of well saved corn fod
der worth two acres OF the b st grown hay in Ohio
lhay are ca'cuatcd or either hand or horse powe"
1--WE are a'so preparing to furnish 10 order Ne
Gormich'S Reaper GFa Grass Gutter and Moore
Wheat Drill.
Farmers give Us a can. Everybody give uSa call
AMI buy our goods aud wares, Our Plcws aud Shares
and we will try in turn 10 buy Your corn. you
wheat. YOUR iloar. your meat. your hay Your oats
your rag bank notes or aught you ma desire 10 spare
OF broken pots and nthcf ware We therefore hsv
the highest hope, without d~e,igning any iote thstN OF
will give a lib nal share OF patrOnage 10 us who are u
termined to do business on the most libaraltcrm'.
Il .RKE. WRIGHT Il co,
Lancaster, February 10, 1868 ~
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LOOK OUT FOR coUNtERFElTs!

The public are cautioned against another counter
fat, which has lately made its appearance, called ".
B FdrreHs ArdhiGn Mninient the most dangerous
of all the counterieits, because his having the name
of Farrell, many will buy in good faith. wi hout the
knowledge that a counterfeit exists, and they will per-
haps only discover their error when the spurious mix
lure has wrought its evil effects.
The genuine article is manufactured only by II. G..
Farrell, sole inventor and proprietor, and wholesale
druggist, No. II Main street, Peoria, Illinois, to whom
all applications for Agencies must be addressed. Be
sure volt gel it withthe letters H. G before Earrells
thus-.H. G! F~ARRELL'S-<and his signature on the
wrapper. all others are counterfeits.
Sold by G. KAUFFMAN & CO., Lancaster
and by regu 'arly authorized agents throughout the u.
nited States. Price % and 90 cents, and 81 y bottle
AGENTS WANTED in every town, village ant
hamlet in the United States, in which one is not al
ready established. Address II. G. Farrell as above
accompanied with good reference as to character, re-
sponsibiity etc, Feb 3-1m39
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The PUBLICATION OF THE LAws.-The bill
before the House, makingit the duty of Coun-
ty auditors to select only such laws as are OF
local interest for pubication, and which had
previously passed the Senate, was lost for
want Off constitutional vote. 1t was after
wards reconsidered and an amendment a
dopted, letting out the job to the lowest bid
der. In this shape, it now stands. l tough
to have passed in the other form, and wouIt
have been had members been in their seats
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SERVED THEN RIGHT.-Our readers will
remember that, a few days since, a notice
was published in our columns, in which two
persons had declared publicly their inten.
tion of living as man and wife without the
formalities of the law, SO long as they couId
agree. We notice since then that the pub.
lie opinion of the neighborhOod, in which
they reside, has compelled them to be mar.
ried by a magistrate.
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IN CALLING ATTENTION TO DOCTOR GUY.
SOFT S Improred Eriract Of yclIc 70 Dock and Sar-
sdparilo, we feel confident that we are doing a SER
vice to all who may be affected with Scr2fulous, aid
other disorders, originating in hereditary faint, or
from imPurity IF The blood. We have known in
stances. within the sphorc oTour acq u, intancp where
the most Formidable %distempcrs have been cured By
the use of GuysOtt's Ertrcc. cf YclolO Dock and
ScrSapari.Ld alone.
1t Is one of the few a~dyerri.od medicines that can.
not No s'ignatized with q~ua:kory, for the '.YtHou
Doet" onA "S4rsa2ariua'' are we'll known to be the
most efficient, (and, az the ssmotiine, inoxious) agents
in the whole Alaferia Nedica, and b lar the best anl
purest preosration OF them il Or. Guysotts Ielou
d c. and SarSzpar.la.
a. 20, 4 ,a.t;,,,, ,t f-oo
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II ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER,--IM.
poHANr TO DYsPEPrtcs.-Dr. J. s.. HOUGHTON'S
PEPSIN, The True Digestive F2pid, VI Gastric Juice.
prepared from RENNET. or the FOURTH STOMACH
OF THE Ok, after directions OF Baron LTEBIG, the
great Physiological chemist, by J. S. 4!oUsHToN, NJ.
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, JaGindico, liver complaint,
constipation and debility, curing after Natures own
method, by Natures own agent, the Gastric Juice
Pamphlets. containing Scientific evidence Of its value,
furnished by agents gratis. See rotice among the
medical ad advertisements. Al
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HOUSE AND LOT ron SALE.

"a WILL sell on reasonable terms, thr properly
i.iSz Il in which I now reside, situate on Main. East
of High street. For particulars enluire Of the sub
scriber. ". S BEATTY.
Lancaster. December Q, 1852
\ Good Assortment OfSciiOOI Rocks
AZ all kinds, Tor sale st wholesale and retail prices
N,romLar IN JOHN SEARLES
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LARcENY.-Two boys, named Edward
McClester and George Nixon, were COM
mitted by the Mayor of Philadelphia on
Thursday, to answer the chargeo of larceny,
for taking newspapers from the doors of sub
scribers where they had been left by the
carriers.
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CO oNY ~.

~ SCHNEIDE RS Third Concert, the last of
Va his Series, viii AXE place. Thursday, 10Th inst,
In the court. house. Doors open al 81 o'clock, COM
menccment al II o'clock Tickets % cents, to be
had at Mr.. Gates and at the door
Eabrua rv s. 1874.
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MARRIED.

On the 3rd instant, by e Strinmra ,I.sl, Mr.. Men.
OF as fBERLY and Miss SAhAH ASH TnnAsn. both
Of yiol.t township.
On the 3lin,t by the Rev. Salem 7. t;riSwnli Mr.
SYLVESTER NE(NCOIB OF New York City. and
Miss CATHERINE G. STEWARToi this 1itj.
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E..n1e of Jacob Pence.

NToTtCEis hereby given, that the undersigned hs
~ been appointed and duly qualified as Exceuto'
of the Estate Of JAqoB PExcE. deceased, late o
Fairfield county, Ohio All persons having ,ehlmi
against said Estate will present them for set,leTenl
isgalIy authenticated within one year-and all thos'
in3ebied will make immediate payment.
JONATHAN CoULsoN, Executor.
January G, 1858. 4wS4
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FEMALE PHYsIcIANs.--The Boston Jour
nal strongly advocates the introduction Of fe-
males into the ranks of the medical profess
sion. We consider The needle a much more
appropriate weapon in the hands of woman
than the scaIpel or bistoury.-Erchdn9e.
Do you? Just suppose yourself a forlorn
sick bachelor, in the upper story OF some
noisy boarding house, whose inmates don't
care a pinch ofsnuf whether you conclude
to die, or get well. Suppose you've watch
ed that spider in the corner weave his web,
till you are quite qualified to make one your
self; suppose you have counted, torthe thou
sandth time, all the shcperdesses, distorted
little dogs, aud crooked trees, on the paperrd
wall of your room; guawcd your finger nails
to the very quick, and twltchrd yonr mus
tache ill every hair stands " on It's W m
diyidual responsibility. Then-suppOSe just
as you are at the last gasp, the door opens,
gently, and admits (not II great creaking pair
of boots containing an oraculur, solemn VI.
D., grim enough to Brighten you into the
churchyardJ but Il smiling, rosy checked
bright eyed, nice little 1--we tioman doctrcss
yet!
Well, she pushes back her curls. throws
off her shawl (Venus! what a fgure!) pull
on, ner BIOVej anu tuheS toui hohulh bhoot
little fingers. Holy mother! Hoe your pais'
races, She looks at you so compassionate,
from those soft blue eyes; lays her hand OF
your forehead, and then questions you de-
murely about yotir ''symptoms;" "a terc o
which she sees without any of your help!
Theh she writes a prescription with those
daiKty little fingers, and tells you to keel
very composed and quiet, Gust as { YOU could
smooths the tun.bled quilt-arranges youl
pillow--shades the glarihg Sunlight from
yodr aching eyes, with an instructive khowl
edge ofyour unspoken wants; and says will
the sweetest smile In the world, thdt shell
"call again i'll the morning." and so--th'
fold of her dress futters through the door
and then you crawl out of bed the best way
you can-clutch a looking glass to sec wha
the probabilities are that you have made
: favorable impression! inwardly resolving Ia
you replace yourself between the blankets,
not to get quite well as long as she will com,
, to see you. Well, the upshot of it is, you
=, have a delightful lingering attack of hear
complaint!
= For Myself, | prefer prescriptions in
: masculine hand! shan't submit my pulse t
. ANYTHING that ipedrS a bonnet
4 FANNY FERN.
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FAMILY MLDICIyES,
Dissolution Nntirn.

TNHE co-Fartharship Of ARNEY & CLARKE was,
i by mutual agreement, dissolved on the 3Ist day
OF January. 1858. All persons having unsettled ac.
counts with said firm will please call anil settle with
eitheiI aid Arne or Clarke, ore ii whom will Q found
a. the oil establishment.
ARNEY & CLARKE.
February 10 1873 Per JOSHUA CLAsKE
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NOTICE.

" sible for nor pay when due, = nnto for enc hum
dret and iify dollars, dated October Is, 1852, paya-
bic 70 Helen Stanton, or order, aid d1e November
%, 1852. Also,thAtI will rot pay on be Responsible
Tor tine foIl0ring notes given b mo TO said Helen
Stanton, or order. when duo, t0-wit: One note fer
tWoh hundred dollars, dated October %, 1850, paw
bic ono year from date. and one Tor two hundred dol
lars, dated October, %. lso2 payable two wears from
date. all Of which said notes ere without coGsideTEtion
and obtained by fraud and durcss. This notice Ia
therefore 10 wirh III persons a. sinst taking the zane
and that I viii not pay either o. any Of them ' Len
due. SOLOMON MOOT
Lancaster, November IS, 1872 27r
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6rIn South Carolina all the newspaper
publishers have adopted the rule of reguir-
Ing PAYMENT advance from subscribers.
ORA company 0 1900 young Cincinna-
tians will soon leave for Australia.
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CURIOUS LAWN Havana they have
an absurd law condemning captured slavers
to be sared into four parts, and sold at Auc-
ton.
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PctsoStSd,- -Thousanls of parents who usa Yer.
niruga composed OF castor oil, cLom-l, etc. ar" not
aware hat wfile thay appear TO benefit the patient,
they aie Gctusl y layitls tbs fout.lstion for a SO.
les OF disease, loss OF sight, we.Iitrss Of limbs etc.
Of Hobeniack's NJ idicincs, to which we ask the aitrn.
ton of all directly Interested in thoir own as well a.
their children's hnalth. In liver comp aintI AMI a !
disorders arising from thosN of 8 bilious type. should
Liver Pill.
lJ."Be rol dcreiped," hut ask for Hob nsack's
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and observe that each
has the signature of the proprietor. ! n. Hobensack,
as none else ara genuine.--M y. Express,
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Esta1e of John Doherty,

ETVHE Estate OF JoHN D6BERTy havingbeen declar
4 cd i~nsolvent, the undersigned was appointed com
missioner to settle the same. All demands against
six months, t6be entitled to a dividend.
January 10. 1859. 4wsT
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From New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, Feb. 3d.-The British
Null Steamer from Vera Cruz is over due at
Havana, and much anxiety is felt in regard
to her, as there have been 4 succession OF
heavy gales on the Gulf the past fifteen
days,
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TRUSTEES sAI.R

QY virtue ofeer,sin Dssds ef rrusi ffom DsnloI
Lewis 10 ", dated Deeombsr 20, t8D, We will
ohsrior sale Al III courthouse In the city a LAneua-
Ter, on Mondqs. Fslrusry IS, IshS, tho following
described Real Esiafe. t0-Nit Part o. fn.Lof No. 81,
inthe town Of Ru .hviie Fshhed county, Ohio, with
the sppurtenAnees End ds.cribed - follows Begin
ming Il the Southeast Cemer ct said ln-LOt No. as On
the Alley N nee Wet 24fruto inches or 70 tho Soal-
east corner Of he DSctling Hupte: thence North
through said LOT 30 g. % .ncluda The Ware House on
the North end th,rcoI 10 an Ailey running East and
West; thenrr Past ~ feet Z inches to an Aiiay: thence
South along said Alley 10 the rlsre Of beginning.
Terms II SaI-OHe thiId oi the purchase money
in hand. o~ho.third in six, end one. Third In Twelve
months, ~ ill in.cTes, sn deinrrcd payments.
WILSON s MUMAuGH.
AssigaCes Of Daniel Letgis
Jsnuary ~. 1852. 37
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ROAD NOTICE.

NJ Office is hereby given that a petition viii lie
Y presented to the Commissioner Of Fairfield
county, at their NEXT regular session. 70 ~.vEcate that
Part OF the State Road, beginning az the house of Ssm-
bel Kirkvood, in Clearcreek township; THENCE South
warily to where it intersects the Evansville & Mays
vile Road. Feb. 9, ~ls53-4w33
Fire X Water Proof Composition Roofing.
TINE undersigned. manufacturer End dealer in Fire
J. and Water Proof Composition Roofing materials,
and pra~ ctical r%oofer, is prepared TO contract for roof
Ing buildings, in the best manner, and warranted TO
| give entire satisfaction.
The cost is much less than joiat shingles. Any in
formation in regard to this kind of roofing, and hoo
roofs should be prepared Tor it. will cheerfully DO
given. JOHN =. WADDEL
Refer 10 Tr. Kreider. Chlicothe. Ohio.
january 70, 1888. 2m97
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E-The blst evidence that can le I'd used in favor
ofthe cf.icaciousRcss q hooilAn3's Germsn Bitters,
prepared BY DR.. G, NJ %iJsclso4 Is tao un unprecedented
d ansnd for them from ali psi,s Of 'the Un,en; and a
though there ma be- nsny compounds prepared and
represented as beins worthy ct a liberal patronage
yet we fec. constrained to remark, :ha; the vas nun
Der Of Testimonials WITH which he worthy doctor be
been honorad. by Per4ons af the highest character
and roSpectability, who found Unnecessary 10 have
recourse to hi preparation, is t testimony sufficiently
conclusive, that a more cIirctual remedy for the al
most immediate re lief Of tho c siilictcd with tn
Iirclul mll'dy, dyspepsia has nevdr been discovered
lTSoe advertisement. ~ 80
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loot AND SHOE ESTABLISHMENT

n WoRK, son & WORK would respect,
w fully inform the citizens Of Fairfield
ASE~and the adjoining counties, that they are on
ksnd 80 usual, az their old stand one door
West Of Slocum-s Drug Store with a large and
splendid assortment Of everything in their line.
Their Winter purchases have been selected with
care and ara larger thsn usual.
LADIES. We havetakeD speciAlcareit making our
purchases as TO please you.
We have a little OF everything, from a JENNY LIND
BusKIx down to the smalle ST children's shoes.
We have also on hand and arc prepared to maketo
order.
GertlemeI's BHslin and Seamless Caters, Con-
eress Boots, sc. We have also just received . lot OF
Congress Boots, q fine article.
GUN SHOES.-We have on hand a large and ex-
cellent assortment Of Gum Shnes and Sandals a new
article. Wehave both the light and heavy kind.
(which are much superior to former articles. Wa
have also Ladies' anil Misses Gun Boots.
: FINDINGS. &c.-We are also prepared to furnish
shoenrakers and Finding Stores with Findings ofevery
description, such as Kits, Pegs, Boot-webbing, Shoe
strings, Lacess&c.
sole Leather. Morocco binding, &c, always ON
hand.
In addition to the work on hand, We ere prepared
as heretofore to manufacture everything in our line
Our own work needs no Recommendation. We hope
by proper attenii6nto our business. to secure a istr
share of the public patronage, as we wllIalwtys be
on hand to wait upon our customers snddo curbestto
please them
WANTED.-The subscribers will take one or two
good and industrious boy TO lee m the Boot and Shoe
making Business. WORK, o WORK.
Lancaster, January 6, 1853. rs
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Sale or RcnI Eslale bt order of Courl.

SAFE 81 ltcNl fs7tate bb Oruer OF Court
ms SATURDAY. the 9Th dsy Of MARCH. A. d
~ 1853. bot ween the hours Of 10 O'Clock, A. M. and
I o'clo-k r. VI. Of said day, AZ the door Of the court
house H. the iiy NJ Lsnraster, will be sold to tho
highest bidl'r the following Real Estate, as the pro-
psTty of Maria Doomy and Hartman 'Doomy, minor
Aeirs.at Law Of Join Doomy. deceased, TO wit:
A &c lain tract ur parcel Of land situate in The eoun-
y o. ~ Fairfield, Ohio, and known by being a part Of
the Northwest QuatteT Of Section No 90. Town
hip No, ID, Range No. 10; bounded and described a.
ioho"E beginning o. the Northwest corner Of said
Seeiloh; Thence South ] 0rods; ih nee East GO rods:
thence North 100 rods: thence Vest 10 the place Of
orglnaing, eon'sin'ng 20 A,res more OF less.
NAh IFsci TO BE- sold subject t2 the DOVER Estate
The whole. Appraised At 50 per Acre
Terms Of Sale - One third In hand; one. third In
one year snd residue IN Two years. with interest on
JOHN D.. MARTIN,
Guardian Of Maria Doomy. =
HENRY LEONARD,
Guardian Of HdTmaH Doomy.
January q. 1853 IS 6wS8
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Reccipts for the Gnzcttc.

.hn Parker $3.50 George Leach l,5O
A. Freed l,75. S. Buclier S4,0o
New Sujserib RS.
j. +. Myers, Jnlian g. Ulritk, ]. Ulricki
DIR. II. l.. Order.
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New Process of self-actiug G~aIvanizing.

New Process of Self-acting G~aIvanizing.
JAMES GARAGHTY, at his Matchmaker and Jew
ID Ell y Establishment, three doors East of the Hook
ing Valley Bank, is now and at all times prepared to
GdlpdniEe Watches or any other metallic articles
with the rurest Gold, in a manner to defy the best OF
judges and warranted 10 stand better than that done
by the old principle of a Battery, on the most reason
abe terms and shortest notice. Specimens can be
seen at his Shop. The highest price paid for. Cali
Ifornid Gold. JAMES GARAGHTY.
Lancaster, January 28, 1883,
IYTelegragh copy. Z.
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LOST.

A BLACK SILK DRESS PATTERN, partly msds
Aup. between Inc residence OF Mr.. John Sweyer and
Amanda. The finder willie literally rewarded by
layino . At SIR. Sweyer's or this Office.
Dee. % "a.
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Fine Farm for Sds.A-fhe readers atten.
ton is directed to the advertisement Of Mr..
S. S. Hammack.
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NNY Wife, MagdslenA Finkbeiner, having left my
IXAbed and board without just cause or proyccation'
this is to warn all persons against harboring or trust.
ing her on my account, as Will not pay nor DO re-
apoonsible for any debts she may contract,
GEoRGE'E. 'FINKBElNER
Januar Is, 1889.
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Or The attention OF our read + is called T. the al.
vertisprl mt OF WM. p. CREED, Esq, agent for the
Protection ~In,urance Company. cThntrue theory sid
practice OF insurance is, in G-Y ~Uris, very correct
~ stated; an we rscoIn mani our readers to ny'il
themselves OF he advantages, offered BY this old and
well tried In ,titatiol AIS
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L.neaster. Febtuary l. ls53
ny EXPRt,ss FROM DOsTON!

A FULL and complete assortln mt OF almost every
N thing ever offered for sale in this market, now
opening and Tor sale at Apothecaries' Hall, No. lOi
Main street. Isnsast ,r. Ohio. Call and examine quail
tiles and pfices. NJ KHElDfh.
Lancaster, January 81, 1853 jill
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REAL HEAD OF HAIR.
j. W. COLLIER,

J.. W. COLLIER,
LATE or PHILADTLPHIA)
YsnIiIa'InS a. GossamerWis Manufactures,
Opposite the Capitol House. Columbus.
4 y Extensive assortment OF Ladies' and Gentle
N mems Wigs. Toupees, Soaps, haf-Wigs. FORE
pieces, Back Hair, Frizetts, puhs, Ours and co iored
Work. Also, Bracelets, Necklaces, Beads, iings,
Crosses. Pins, Guards and Chains.
! aHHair WORK repaired and dressed. Orders faith
nfh e1ecu'ed. Jan 8, lS53.-6n34