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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-11-24
G. h. SMITH, MERCHANT TAILOR,
Main Street, Lancaster, Ohio, opposite
the Talimadge Block,


9 G. H. SMr-Hs MERCHANT TAILOR,
Main Street, Lancaster, Ohio, opposite
the Talimadge Block,
II AS just received his FALL and WINTER sup
II ply Of ReadysNade Clothing, together
with a large hndbesuiiful assortment Of
CLOTHS, cASSIMERES. vESTINGS, Sc.
His stock has been selected with great care and
embraces everyrariety Of Gentlemen's Wear. His
R~eady-made Clothing Is made Of the best matefhi
and IA the lateStstyles, 1d his stock Of Ciesas and
Vestings Twill be manuia etured to order in tho most
approved and fashionable manner He has in his
employ the bestof workmsn and IN every depart
mont he intends to excel.
THE LOWEST PRICES.
Win be maintained. While ne intends to sell the
best OF Goods and put out nothing but the best Of
Work. he intends also, to dispose Of his stock At
Prices that will convince the most skePtieal that N.s
establ snnent Is the cHEkPEsT IN THE cry.
lie will also keep on hand or manufacture 10 or
der, every variety Of
BOYS CLOPHNG. -
Which will ,also,be sold at the lowest rates. Forgood
and cheap Clothing, for Men and Boys, of alt desrrip-
tons, he intends to establish a reputation for the
FAIRFIELD COUNTY CLOTHING STORE,
As the cheapest in the city; and ne invites all who
wish to purchase to call and examine his assortment
as he is confident that he can offer them superior in
lie has on hand a beautiful and excellent assert.
ment Of Gloves, Suspenders, Hose, Stocks, Hand
kerehiefs, Cravats, Umbrellas, Trunks, &C.
REMEMBER THE PLACE. between Reber, Kutz
& Cos Store and John Lyons GrocerySwith the word
CLOTHING STORE.
Over the door in large letters. Call and see fo
yourselves. He will take pleasure In showing hi
stock, as he'll confident that he can please all WHIT
wish to purchase. His stock of clothing is manufac
tured under his own supervision, and the uImos
care is exerted TO have II ofthe very best kind.
PREPARE FOR WINTER!
His stock of oVER-CoATS and other heav,
90 IDS have been selected with special reference t
The comIort, convenience and adornment Of his Gus
TONERS. They can now at very little cost provid
against the chaugeable weather Of this climate, an
render themselves comfortable. Every one shoul
call and examine this portion of his stock befor
purchasing elsewhere. sa
.sg MR. JafW. E.. SINGER,
One of the best cutters in the Western country, ha
been employed in that department, and cannot IA
to please all who wish good fits, neat and fashionabl
and not at the expense Of comfort.
The stock Of cloths, C~assimeres. Vestings, Ready
made Clothing, &c., is warranted equal to anyi in II
market, and the beautiful variety Of styles an
fashion cannot fail to please every taste Call & Sc,
Lancaster, Oct. 20, 1858. GEO. II. SMITH.
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NnnIn Avn AGE.

The following beautiful lines originally
appearedin the EiOaiaH. 8 periodicai start
eaabOut txsntygsars ago By ths boys Of
EtDn College. For truth, tsHaefhess and
melody, they are incOmParable.
l often think each totsesins form
That limps along in life's decline,
Once bore a heart as young, aud warm
Al fuil Of idle thoughts, as mine!
And each has now It's dream OF JOY,
Its own unequalled, pure romance
CommeDciag when the Flushing boy
First thrills at lovely woman's glance.
And each could tell his tale Of youth;
Would think its scenes Of love evince
More passion, more 0ne4rthly truth
Than any tale before or since.
Yes!they could tell of tender days
At midnight penned In classic shades,
Ofdays more bright than modern days
And maids more fair than modern maids
OF whispers in a willing ear:
OF kisses on a FLUSHING cheek;
Each kiss, each whisper, far too dear
Our modern lips to give or speak.
OF passions, too untimely crossed:
or feelings slighsed Ur betrayed
OF kindred spirits early lost,
OF buds and blossoms but to fade
ofbeaming eyes and tresses gay,
Elastic step and noble brow,
And forms that have all passed away,
And left them what we see them now,
And is 1t thus--ish maj love.
So very light and frail a thing!
And must youths brightest vision move
Forever on times restless W ng!
Must all the eyes that still are bright,
And allthe lips thattalk of bliss,
And allthe forms so fair to sight,
Hereafter, only come to this?
Then what are earth's best visions worth
five at length must leave them thus
If all we value most on earth
Ere long must fade away from us!
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-11-24
Statement of the Fairfield County Savings
Institute, Monday, Oct. 81, 1858.
sale of Real Estate by Order Of Court

Il Fairfield county. Ohio, made on the 18th day of
October, 1863 | will expose to sale by public vendue:
aud cutlery on the premises on Saturday. the Goth
day of November next. between 10 o'clock A NJ.
and4 o'clock, =, NJ, of said day, tho following lands
and tenements, to-wit;
LIST Lot No l of the subdivision OF the land Of "a
vid Reese, deceased, adjoining the town OF Baltimore
in said county. consisting of 92-lu0 acres free and
Cd. Lot No 9 Of said subdivision adjoining said 10
No /, containing a 20 100 acres subject to the dover
Of the widow OF said deceased covering the whole Of
said lot No 2iappraised and subject to said dover at
SIS per acre,
Terms ofsale-One third cash In hand, one third In
ono wear and the residue In two years with interest
on the deferred payments from the day ~ofsale.
JOHN S. iOUTCALT,
NV m vid Rees.
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Notice 20 Builders ana Mechanics.

TVNIIE subscriber is now establishing an EXTEN-
IL SIVE LUMBER YARD, Ete N =
At Giesy's Wharfs-foot of Columbus and
High Streets. lancaster,
and intends keeping constantly on hand all kinds Of
Lumber and Coalfor sale. 4 15l3aN
His extensive sequaintance and knowledge Of Lum-
Der, viii enable him to select tho best qualities, and
sell at such prices, as will merit the patronage of a
generous public.
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS
aving special bills 10 I'LL, will find il to their interest
to call on him before purchasing elsewhere. lNlx
UeHe will also furnish at Wholesale and Retail,
LIME and CEMENT ofa superior quality.
Believing in the old maxim. thatkR nimble SiIpeHct
is better than a slot1 SHILLING = my terms will be cash
August 81. VIM ]. CARD. t'
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AN UNRULY ToNGuE.-Some chap has
been made to suffer pretty severely out in
Hancock CO., Ind. Names are not given,
but a young lady was charged with gross Of
fences to decency, by one Of her neighbors,
and the court gave her q judgment ofthree
thousand dollars! A sister had previously
obtained an eighteen hundred dollar judg-
ment against the same slanderer. The lib
erty Of speech costs something out in Hoos-
ierdom. ~ '1 Ff}e5 aee.s If rsf
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FRESH ARRIVAL OF GROCERIES.

II HAVE Just received blythe Canal Beat Westw ind,
i a fresh supply. and can now offer 10 my friends and
the public in genera. "a large and we'll assorted lot oS
choice Groceries. The following articles / would
recommend in particular: S 80
Best Green Rio Coffee, Prime New Orleans Sugar.
Rice, Fresh Raisins, Lard Oil and Tanners OIL
Mackerel No. 2, without deception,
Dutch Herrings, Goldfish in good orderi
Soft Soap by the gallon or barrel,
Claret Wine in cask and boxes, pure cider vinegar
A general assortment Of Tobacco, Nails, imported
and domestic Liquors and imported Segars.
Lancaster January2E ~, 1853. =. BECKER. 7
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CRY RAKERH. NO. y.

VINK & BISH. Main street. Lancaster, OhtO,
~ four doors West ofthe Hooking Valley Bank.
Where fresh Bread, Rusks, Cakes. and Crackers can
be had every day. e a;I.
We have employed the very best workmen in our
line of business and will sell at wholesale and retail
at the lotcest prices.
All orders from the city Or county for Bread; cakes;
soda, butter, water and Boston crackers, will be-
promptly filled. Give us acall. r
Lancaster, July q, 1853 link & BISfT.
M D.. We also keep on hand = generalassortment Of
FAMILY GROCERIES, which will be sold at the
lowest rates. ZINK & BISH. tNa
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OtTSir Walter Raleigh was, condemned
10 die, in 1908. Soon afterwards he wrote a
uoem, entitled sTbe Lye." II was iniend-
"a 10 represepts The roltenness OF The times
n which he lived. but win apply very we'll
to some matters IN these late times. For
the follewing stanzas, whiehSwere
iptended Cor ihs King and his cosft, are 4
aperfect 6t' when applied to Franklin
Pierce and his Cabinet;
sTeil potenta.es they live
Acting by others actions;
Not loptd unless they qiUe,
MOI strong bafby their tactionsi
H-poteutates reply
Give potentatss the I've,
ssTell men Of high condition,
That rule affairs Of states
Their purpose is dutition,
Their practice oaly haies
And ifthey once reply, sE 5.
! Tan Then give them all The lye."
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-11-24

OIL II Is now admitted that the speech Of
DIR. Soule to the Queen Of Spain, on pre-
senting his credentials, was first submitted
to the Spanish Ministers, and that IL was
materially modified in some of it's parts
u strikes US that this lisa strange proceed.
ing, aud not very honorable to the character
Of Mr., Soule, us an American Ambassador.
Jour.
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WIN. ~BLAcKLBpoE, another Of the slave
murders at Marlborough, s. Co has been
found guilty.
A GHosr "SToRY'' is rife in Wetzel coun.
ty, va, The ghost Of a man murdered some
time sgo,it is said, has appeared, and de-
manded vengeance on his murderer and
man pointed out as the murdererh has actual
" been arrested. q
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6rThe latest ndvices are that Kosta was
released on the l4th October, ,piihout cOndi.
lion, acknowledged as a citizen Of the Unit-
ed States, and placed on 'board the Sultana,
bound for Boston. This was done before
Marcy's lstters reached Austria.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-11-24

cincinnati, Wilmington and GAINESVILLE
" RailrOad, open to Wilmington One Daily
August 18th, until further notice, Trains will runas
follows:
Leave Cine anati from the depot Of the Little MI
ami Railroad at 6P NJ. for Morrow, Clarksvile,Sl ~
20 h Wilmington, arriving at Wilmington at 8 10 !. NJ
Returning leave Wilmington at 6 A, NJ, arriving
in. Cincinnati ht9 10 A. M, connecting at Morrow
with the Express Train on the Little MiamiRoad Tor
the North and Fast. &5S - IS
Fare from CincinnatitO Wilmington 49,. .Sl,60
For other information and tickets, apply at Ticket
Office, oorner Of Broadway and. Front streets, and at
the Little Miami Depot, or Of VIM Miner station
Agent Wilmington. /. w. WOODWARD
Engineer and superintendent
little Omnibus Line viii call for and deliver pas
scngers to and from the trains in any part ofthe city.
II. B. RUGGLES, Conductor.
rTke Company viii not be responsible for bag
gage exceeding 350in value /, unless the same be re.
turned to the Conductor or Agent, and freight paid at
the rate Of a passage Tor every $500 in value sboye
that amount. -, August 81, 1851
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A HUNeARrAN PAPER.-A paper called
"a Magyar Szamuzottek ~Iapja"-the Jour
nal of the Magyar, Exiles-has recently
been started in New York city by several
Hungarian gentlemen. !
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-11-24

IT'S said that the Cotton crop OF A alabama,
from present appearances, will show an in
crease Of one, third over the estimates made
six moths since.
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Attachment Notice.

{ A n nv instance an atrachment wasth his day issued
N y @. Steinman. a Justice Of the Peace of Hook
ing township, Fairfield county, against the property
and effects Of Robert Duncan q non resident Of said
county. Dated this 9Th aeya9f N~oyemher; a; D,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-11-24

SpuNxY.-The Hards in the city of New
York, beingexpelledfrom Tammany Hall
by the Softs, have appointed a COMMITTEES Of
thirty ,one, to procure an eligible site afor a
new Hall. to be dedicated TO their use In iu
ture operations. This looks like perma.
nence.
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SAVE YOUR TEETH.

nocToRs ScoTr B Krso have formed a partnership,
AJfor the purpose of n ctieing DENTISTRY
Teeth, and fill (plugJteeth to arrest decay and pre-
serve them for life. Their office is the same recent
y occupied by DR.. King, in connells Row, where
they will be most happy to see their friends who
may wish the condition oftheir mouths improved.
II. SCOTT. WM. N. KING.
Lancaster, June IA, 1858. 3ms.
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Executors Sale.

TDEnSONAL property belonging to the estate of
Robt. Games, deceased. consisting Of several hesd
Of fine herses, a quantity Of corn in the crib, wagons,
Harness, and household and kitchen furniture, will
be sod at vendue on Saturday the 9th day of No
sale TO commence at 10 o'clock A. M. Credit OF 8
months on sums over 80, on note and security.
JOHN d, MARTIN,
Executor Of Robert Carnes, dee. -ga
q October 10, 1853. Al.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-11-24

ANOTHER BIBLE EXCITEMENT There was
some trouble at Ellsworth, Me-, on Tues
day, in consequence of the rejection by the
town authorities of an application from the
Irish or Catholics, that the school money be
divided, q they receive their proportion, for
the purpose of establishing a school, out of
which the Protestant Bible should be kept.
Considerable excitement prevailed, and at
night, according to a correspondent Of the
State Of Maine, two Catholic boys broke in
to one of the school houses, and destroyed
all the Bibles found there. On Monday
they were arrested, and one of them sentto
Jail. The Catholics are to establish a
school Immediately.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-11-24

Thanksgiving Day.--To-morrow is the day
set apart by the Governor of Ohio and Of
most of the other States in the Union, as a
day o fPubiic Thanksgiving. tits no more
than proper that all citizens should on that
day abstain from ordinary occupations and
employment. No paper, therefore, will be
issued from this office tomorrow.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-11-24

II eceived this day at the cheap store Opposite
kShaefer's Hotell a large variety ofFancy dress
Goods-sueh as plain Berages Of all colorsaandPrices.
Fis,d BerAges ofmany styles. and cheap, some very
At only l9} cents . yard
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NEW a PAY STORE.
ruLIAN & FnRESMAN

HAVE just received and opened atthe Old Stand
HI of JuLIAE & ULRIoH, an entire
NEW STOCK OF DRY GOODS. GROCERIES,
Que~ensayere, Boots, Shoes, Bonnets, Parasois, ac.,
Which have been bought for cash and will be sold
for CASH or couNrRY PRoDocE at very small profits.
Ailthat is necessary TO convince buyers that the
ready pay system is preferable to the old way Of do
ing business, Is fo call and examine their prices.
DCash paid for all kinds of Grain, April =
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"A WoMAs ARRAIeNEp FOR HoRsE STEAL
.iEo,-Tbe G~uyandotte IVA J Herald says
that Mrs. Burns was afraigned before the
County Court Of Cabeli, week before lust,
upon the charge OF horse stealing, aud that
the court sent her on for trial at the Cir.
cult Court. II Is added, further, that the
court very ungaliantly refused to admit the
woman to bail, because il had no law TO do
40 u ---- 80 1871 .L-. b .-....- d. ~
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LOCAL INgEIIlGENCE.

Nev GOods.-Mr. Seatls is now %receiv-
ing a very pretty assortment Of new bookss
be takes great pleasnrein showing to
the public. His store now presents every
attraction to those drsirous Of purchasing
.hOlisqy pressas.e We notice seSerSfhsw
publications on bis counter from some of
the very best American authors. He can
accommodate the public "wilh most any
kind Of a book at most any kind Of aPrice."
That Nev Erm-We neglected, last
evening, calling the attention Of the reader
10 The advertisement Of Dir. Theodore Tong,
who has. recently opened a large and extep-
sive assortment Of clothing in the new build
ing Of F. A. Shslfsr. Mr.. Tong has earned
the reputation of being one of the best
crooks in the country, and the workmen ne
has employed warrants US in saying that
clothing made ia his establishment cannot
fail to render entire satisfaction. Give him
a "hcarty welcome" w
"SstR thsy Coms.S--We notice that Spring
err and Trout are receiving a new supply OF
goods. The simple announcement of this
fact is alone suficientto bring them a host
of customers. In their purchases they dis
play both taste and Judgment.
StM AnoHer.lOur friend Gebelein, one
door east Of the Hooking Valley Bank, has
just received his new stock of Groceries
&c. Mr.. Gebeleini is one Of thefmost enter.
prising young men Of the city, and our citi'
zens will find that he Keeps up with the
times by having constantly on hand a full
a dsuperior stock Of Groceries of every de
scription. Every thing he sells can be de-
pended upon as a good article.
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n ARRANGEMENT.

HAVE removed my Office 'front.' allmsdge's Block
u 70. Fosters Building. second floor, and continue to
Kive my undivided attention 70 the settlement and
collection Of claims in Fairfield and adjoining counties
Lancaster, Nov. q, 1851. J1Rs MUMAUGHs
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or The Miller doctrine iss~ spreading 10
Maine, There are said to be thousands
who believe tho worldly WIN be burnt UP next
sprfng. e1aA XXI
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. CITY PROPERTY FOR SAFE.

A Sagent for Adam Householder, SEN, l will sell
* the House and Tot on East Main street, known
as In Lot Nc. 8, in Reber's addition to the City OF
Lancaster, now in the occupancy Of Mr.. Samuel
HenIey, and near the residence Of Salmon Shaw,
Esq. Terms favorablei and title indisputable.
July q, 1853. s-4-m.
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A GIRL that knows how to cook : good dinner In y
"A clean style. Apply at this Office.
a~acaStAr, OS, III. Si3. b
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6rone of the Police Officers Of Clncin-
natl killed a man, night before last, whom
he had arrested and was taking to the city
lookup. The prisoner was a desperate
character, and, as he was being conducted
to the prison commenced a fierce resistance.
The officer called upon some by-standers to
aid him, and, they neglecting to assist, he
struck the man and knocked him down; he
was then cartea to the watch, house, and
when he got there it was discovered that he
was dead, his neck having been broken
either by the blow or the fall. The officer
at once appeared before a justice, and gave
bonds in $4,000 for his appearance to an
swe r for the act.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-11-24

a. TRoUsiNDA DGy@The annual imml
gralion Of foreigners 70 New. York lsat the
rate Of nbOus a thouisud q day. VIVA,
country besides this could receive q daily
accession Of suchh population, without it,
being foilowedby revolution and disorderi
Yet this u only what Is received At one
port.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-11-24

CHINESE CooLIBs FOR TENNESSEE THE
proprietors Of the Cumberland Iron Works,
on Cumberland River, Tennessee, it 10 alta
ted, have engaged the services of twenty
Chinese Coolies, as iron workers. They
are expected to arrive shortly at Cincinnati,
from whence they will be forwarded TO their
destination. Its stated tina, the Chinese arc
very expertin working iron.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-11-24


Divine BELL Neutrality-suspicious. expe.
riments were tried at the Brooklyn navy,
yard, on Wednesday with a new diving
bell, OF which Minor II. Sears is pateptee.
The cell is a cylinder, eight feet long, and
about the same number Of feetsin diameter
1t is composed Of iron, and has round win
dows upon the top and sides to admit light
to the divers within. There IL alsoun open.
ing at the top, through which two men de-
scends 10 the inside Of the machine. A
steam engine onboard the vessel near forces
the air into a largeiror cylinder, whence 1t
is forced througha hose into the diving
bell. The admission of air from the hose
is at the command of the divers. BY allow.
ing Il odmlttance the bell rises. By let
ting out the air, sinks. An aperture at the
bottom Of the bell allows the diver to pass
out and search among tho sand or rocks, and
return again ttwill. The experiment was
fully successful. A1at ~
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Cosr OF ENGLISH RAILRoADs.-The three
hundred and twenty-five miles of the East
ern Counties Company's railroad cost fls,-
lIb,si9. The two hundred and eiGhty.fve
miles Of tho Great Northern, flo,a62, 1886.
The three hundred and four miles Of the
York, Newcastle and Berwick, flo,s6s,7s9
The one hundred and forty.nine miles Of the
North British, G4,467,959 The receipts of
these roads in 1852 averaged forty pounds
sterling per mile per week.
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M E ncHANT ~TATLons.
& TROUT

METAVE received at their C1oTuINo EsTAn
-ll LIsHMEET In Giesy's building, between
the Hooking Valley Bank and T. w. Tallmadge,s FIX
change Office, and have just opened large aud extern
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TaE NEw CHINESE CAIESDAR.-Tho il

THE New CHINESE CALEEDAR.-The IN
surgents in China have reformed the ealen-
dar, as well as the politics ofthe country:
sThis calendar makes every year to con-
tain three hundred and sixty-six days, ev-
cry odd month tbirty-one days, and every
even month thirty days The seasons are;
.eommeneemeHt pf Spring beginning Febr1-
AIRY l4ths cleur undbfisht season, beginning
April O.; period OF bearded grain, beginning
June O.; commencement of Autumn, August
8thj season of cold dew. date not given; and
season Of great snow, December 7th.
"The editor Of the North China Herald
remarks Of this new calendar, that IL is un-
fdertaken to form a solar division Of the
months, instead o fthat combination Of so
liar and lunar which has existed from time
limmemmorial. Each Of their months con-
sists Of two solar terms, or one sign Of the
zodiac. They also make another error in
making the solar year consist Of three hun.
dred and sixty-six days every year, instead
of once in four years. They also make
their Sabbath fall on Saturday.
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Bonnets.

At ow opening, a fresh lot fine English straw. plain
In LeghUrn, French Lace, Gimp, and various kinds
Some more Of that same sort at 70 centsz=cs4 soon
June30 1853, WI. WISE
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1JUNE sO. 1883.

DOCToR B0ERSTLER has removed his ofice to
OHigh, near wheeling street, and near his dwell
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GrDuring the present year, 2,O56 new
buildings have been erected in Philadelphia
city and seven yof. the districts.
THERE are now nc less than Eve trains Of
cars TunRing between Norristown and Phil
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Dyed

VoU can get Logwood, Ext. Logwood,' Fustic,
Il cam Wood, Blue Vitriol, Madder. copperas, Alum
Indigo. Of the best quality at
September g.. KAUFFMANe& Co.