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CARD.

TINE motto orthe Philadelphia Conimissioa Store
i Is, "EvERT TUH oUchT TO STAND ON rrs own
.BorroMsr' hence said establisllment keDps nothing
on hand 10 conflict with tho Hardware MarchAnt,Je Jew
elcr, Grocer, clothier, Shoemaker, Halter, or any
thing ontof the atrietlina ofsDfy Goods. Think 81
this all y iateresied and lot the Agent ofthe ccmmif-
sion Store realize that you look 70 your ~interosts,
Tho moatspiendid,st stock of Dry Goods ever offered
in Lancaster, Tor variety, Styleind chelpnesa, can ID
found Al the Philadelphia Commissions Store.
\ lancaster, April i6, 1859.
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Tas MeslItA QUrsrIOx IN cALIrORxn.-

Tas MEsiLEA QUEsrIoE IL CALIFoRNn.-
There was quite an excitement in California
against the Mexicans when the news of the
difficulty between Gen. Lane aud Gov. Tri-
as came to hand. In the Assembly a mem
Der, who a~nlisipateda speedy war with Mex
leo, offered The following resolutions.
Resolved, That a committee Of three be APP
pointed to draf ajoint resolution, or bid,
authorizing certain persons to organize ten
companies of mounted men, without expense
TO the State, and granting them the right to
repair TO a spot within and near the line Of
the State where H. touches the river Gitu
there to remain 50 LONG as they choose, a,
their own cost, or until aSrfqaisition shall
have been made upon this State for troops
in the esenLof war with Mexico.
Quite an animated debate grew out o
this movement, IN which many ofthe ublesr
members took part, but the resolution wa,
finally laid upon the table.
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EDITORS Certificate.

Another great cure by using the oxygenated Bitters.
BuRLINGTos, Vermont, November 70, 1851.
Messrs. Reed, Bates s. Austin-I suffered for about
a year previous to last spring, from a arrangement
Of the action of the heart, which like most others
similarly afflicted, | supposed tob be an organic disease.
Having learned, however. from several physicians,
that II was very common Tor those who labored UNI.
ar arrangements ofthe heart to fancy them organic,
while they are, in a great majority Of cases, merely
tho result Of sympathy with imperfect digestion, and
having seen the oxygenated Bitters highly recon-
mendod for use in such cases, l procured and used a
single bottto, with uhtiro success.
: The dissgreeable symptoms s~poedily disappeared,
and have neyoi, except in one circumstances ,eAsi-
Iy accounted IN. had any recurrence of them, snd
when they o~pSurrel, were easily removed by a sim
GLE dose Of the Bitters.
Being real ybf opinion that this medicine is oil IN
questionable value, az cure for dyspepsia, lin which
opinion ! am happy to know that | agree with many,
intelligent phyiiciansD ! have no hesitation In per.
hitting this eeHilieate to be used in any way that
will promote is more general use. t
ETA. STANsBURY, Editor Of the Burlington cour.
REED, AUSTIN, 81 Co, Wholesale Druggists, No
26, Merchants' Row, Bogton, General Agents. q
Price, 81 per bottle; six bottles for s.. q
Apsil2 d. SolIby ktUFFMAN & CO., Lancaster. .
Observation-Disclosures Of parents who use Yer
mimge composed of castor oil, calomel, otc., are not
aware that whilp they appear to benefit the patient,
they are actually laying the foundation for a So
los Of disease, loss of sight, weakness OF limbs etc.
In another cdumn will be found the advertisement
of Hobensack's Medicines, to which we ask the atten-
ton Of all directly Interested in their own as well as
their c~hildrcl's health. In liver complaints and Al
disorders Arising from those Of bilious type. should
mako use of the only genuine medicine, Hobensack's
Liver Pill. er
ar"Be mol deceived" but ask for Hob nsack's
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and observe that each
has the ~signsture OF the proprietor, J N. Hobensack
as none else arc genuines--M Y. Express,
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NOTICE TO DIpDERs.

ENhe subscriber will receive proposals At the Office
i Of tho GAINESVILLE and Maysville Road Company,
n La1eas.er' down.o ne eyenlng o.the lst q 1uly
said Road, in Perry and Fairfield counties.
Plans and specifications win be ready for inspection
a tho Office ofthe company blythe 18th instant.
Lancaster, 0sJpne 0, 1858
HENRY MIXERS.
HuSerintendant Of q & M Road.
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FRESH ARRIVAL OF GRoCERIEs.

II HAVE just received by the Canal Boat Westwind,
il a fresh supply. and can now offer TO my friends and
the public in general. large and well assorted lot OF
choice Groceries. The following articles j would
recommend in particular:
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 order;
Soft Soap by the gallon or barrel,
Claret Wine in cask and boxes, pure cider vinegar.
A,general1 assortment of Tobacco, Nails, imported
and domestic Liquors and imported Segars.
Lancaster, January ~. 1853. II. BECKER,
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YIELD OF THE CALIFoRSiA MINEs.-The
late news from California represents the
miners to be doing a good business. On
Indian Greek II 10 said they are making
from five to eight dollars per day TO the
hand. Lamps Of from one to nine ounces
are'occasionally found.
At Gold Hill, in Ell Dorado, county, mi
ners are doing well; thirty-seven ounces Of
gold were taken out in two days work, at
the ciaim ofW. G. Davis. An offer OF ST.
600 was 1maGe for one-Lhird Of a claim at
TINT plnce, and refused. Recent develop
menls show that much gold lies in the TIM.
neEs, which were last year drifted into the
hills which bound Cednr Ravine, and which
we're then considered worthless. One
thousand seven hundred do lars were taken
out OF one of these drifts in three days.
The Placerville Herald says that three
men took from a claim at Kanka Bar, on the
south fork Of the American river, in a sin
gle day, nine pounds nine ounce and seven
dollars in gold. One piece was exactly in
the shape Of a fat-iron.
In Grass Valley, quartz mining and mi,
ming generally is successfully prosecuted
this spring. Pike Fiat is proving itself tc
he extremely rich, Its minessi Il is said, are
sufficient TO occupy tho whole population o.
Grass, Valley fur twoEyears, sSf
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Proposals

viii be received at tho office Of the Company, in
Circlevllle, until the 22d day Of June next, for Iurn.
ishinc materials and building a fence on each side OIL
tho Rail Road. except where already contracted for
Saldfonce to be built Of good white or bur oak posts
and plank Each panel TO be II leet long, with five
boards, each six inches wide, Bv order OF the Board
VIM. M. TRIpLEFT, See'y.
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AcciDESr 70 GEn. Scorr,H New Yong
Geo. Scott met with an accident last night
9th inst, which is likely 10 prove somewhat
serious.
Ashe was passing down Fifth avonnc a.
bout y O'Clock he stumbled against a laglnl
stone, that had been raised above the sur.
rounding onesy and fell head!ong. He wa.
assisted to rise by some gentleman, who hap.
pened to be near, and taken home.
When they offered to support him by the
arm he said, '.icn't touch that, I believe Il
Is broken" His face Is also badly bruised
The night was quite dark, and The irregu.
larity OF the pavement was not Visible.
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NATHOtIc PRAYER BOOKS, English and DER
~ mar, FOR salsat the City Book Store;
June 9. 1853. b. coNNEL., Agtr
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THE ~TELEGIiAPEI EMF.
'LITTLE 4 pREsRAcHs,

LITTLE & DRESRAcHS,
NXToULD respectfully announce to the citizens Of
w Lancaster and vicinity that they are, as usual,
in receipt Of very heavy and well selected stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GO0pS.
Embracing every variety and style to be had IN the
Eastern market, to which we invite the attention OF
every body, as we intend selling az cheap az goods
can be sold West Of the Mountains. In addition to our
large stock, viii be found a general assortment Of
BOOTS AND SHOES, BoNNETS AND HATS,
Looking Glasses, Competing and Mating, Wall Pa
per, Bordering and Window Blinds, cotton ~coverlet
and carpet Yarn, Batting, Wadding and candle.wick.
Also, a good stock of FINE GROCERIES, To-
baecoes, etc, and indeed, every thing usually kept
in stores and more too.
ALL KINDS EcOUNTRY PR0DucETAKEN
In exchange for Goods, at the highest market price.
lAndletitbe understood that they viii, in no case,
refuse all g~coabank notes, gold ard sPecie-smooth
Lancaster, Aprif20, 1855. ~
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REAL HEAD OF HAIR.
J. w. COLLIER,

(LArn OF Fundamentally
VentiIatiRg q Gossamerwig M snufastnrers
ioppositethe Capitol House. Columbus,
A N Extensive assortment Of Ladies' and Gentle
N mems Wigs. Toupees, Soaps, half Wigs, fore
pieces, Back Hair, Frizetts, Puffs, Curis and eolored
Work. RAlso, Bracelets, Necklaces, Beads, ] ings,
Crosses, Pins, Guards and Chains.
M Hair Work repaired and dressed. orders faith-
fully executed. Jan s, lS53.-6m34
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Proposals

win be received, until tho Goth Of June next, for
furnishing materials and building one freight station
House $50 feet long and so feet wide, at Lancaster.-
Said building to be finished by the LIST Of November
next, The proposals will bs received by Joel Rade'
baugh, Plans and specifications will be ready for In
~spection two weeks before tbs above date. By or
der ofthe board. VIM. NJ. TRIPLETT, Sscy,
Crcleyille, May 10, 1883. 40
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For Carriages and Buggies.
1nA sett Buggy and Carriage Spriags, 100 do Bug
HUI and carriage Axles, justreceived by
April JS aP.B0PE,
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Nnfiea.

TIME eo-psrinership Of kRNEY& CLARKE was,
Il by mutual agreemene Dissolved on the Slst day
Of January. 1859 All persons having unsettled Ae-
counts with said firm viii please call and settle with
either said Arney or Clarke ono Of whom will be
ARNEY & CLARKE.
February 10. 1883 Pm JOsHUA CLARKE.
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cRYsTAL PALAcE.-Tho directors of the
Crystal Palace have at last announced the
day on which't the great Exhibition is to be
opened. The l0th Of July is TO be the time
when this long delayed pageant is.to come
of. The directors exposes the belief that
the just expectations Of the public will be
fully groti6ed.
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FnR aALE.

A NUMBER Of aeairabIa building lots, in Hunter 6
"a Weavers addition 70 the city Of LAncaster. They
will be sald'on worry reasonable forms. Az long de.
laws are dangerous. these quick limos, call soon and
make, your selection ola lot, whilst they can DO
boughtAt low price. Now Is the time for those
persons who are DESTROYS Of obtaining a good location.
Enquire Of &c. WEAVER.
june i6 1859, 0-6w
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~MERCmANT
srRINcER 4 TRour

a SPRINGER s. TROUT,
MHAVEreceiyed al their CLoTHrNe EsrAD-
lIykl LrsHSIENF in Giesy's building, between
the Hooking Valley Bank andT. w. Tallmadge's Ex-
change Office, and have just opened large and extern
.sive Assortment of
SPRING sANDaSpMMER GOODS,
And are now manufacturing every variety of
SPRING AND SUMNER WEAR,
Which they viii sell as low as the same quality Of
gocds and work can be- purchased at any other esf,b.
iishment inthe city. Theirclbthine Il manufactured
under their own supervision and Is Consequently su-
~periortc that which 10 brought from other places
They have ateo on hand, . beautiful VARSITY Of
CLOTHS, c~ASsIMERES, YESrINGS, &C.
Which they are prepared to Manufactures 10 order.
They have in their employ the best of workInen and
are at all times prepared to make the hsht fits and in
the latest styles. An their tpork apil BE- sDarranted.
The public are respectfully solicited to call and ex-
anime thsir stock, and while thankful for the liberal
patronage they have enjoyed. they ASSURE their old
eustomers and al Others that they will labor to give
general satisfaction both in the quality and price of
their goods and work. SPRINGER q TROUT.
Lancaster, march 81, 1853 eE
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IxrEREsrtsc r RON 6oUrm A~MERtcA.-Thc
Panama papers contain afew items ofin-
telligeuco from South 4 merica, received by
the steamship Bogota. Col. Doape, one OF
her passengers, reports that Peru had do
lclared wnr against Bolivia. and that the Pc.
ruvian feet was at Africa, having landed
Eve thousand troops. stiRt s
Aglettcr from Lima, dated May ~, states
that Balyu. President Of Bolivia, had dismis-
sed his minister of foreigir Affairs, Bustillo.
and ey presses n hope that this action will
tend to the restoration Of pacific relations
between the tw, countries
Tho u. 8. storeship Southampton arriaet
at Valparaiso on the a3d of April
The republic Of Ecuador had settled ia
difficulty with the French republic. lt'
government salutedihe French Dag, and ex
pressed its regret for the alleged Insult L
Count Montholon, and agreed TO pay .eigh
thousand dollars claimed Tor damages to tn,
property VI u rFench, citizen.
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John LYONS,
WHOLESALE aud RETAIL GROCER.

ts.r.Q AND DEALER.i IN !.
Flour, Flsh, Bacon, Sab, Tabacco, Marcel, Ropes,
Dye Sip6s. Glass s StoneWarc Fruit, Notions,&c.
Main Street,, LANCASTER, Ohio. I
INVITES tho attention ofthe city and country trade
Il to his extensive stock, which comprises every ar,
ticle in his line, all Of which he Is prepared TO sell at
prices that cannot fat to please. c8ftes i
: April "A. is54-2md&w--Eagle copy saa asra
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NEW

SUPERIOR IN QUALITY CHEAP ~ PRICES
VETE are now in the receipt Of our New Spring
w and Summer Stock ofGoOds, In al their
variety, In the
DRY GOODS. QUEENS AND GLASSWARE.
SHOE AND HARDWARE LINES. Sc. &c.
Which we offer to the public as the most interesting
and cheapest stock Of Goods brought to tins market,
to which we invite tho public attention, and which
nc tuiR sell on the most reasonable terms, at the Old
Store Room, first doore last Of the Swan Hotel.
WHITE, Jr. s. JULIAN.
IAncassey, April 81, 1863. dSwSm0i'
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20 Single Makers.

NXTANTED, 10000 Lap, Shingles, for which tho
w highest market PFicawm DO paid insssh on
iSnes.ils. April %. 1864 SIT
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SAVE Your TEErH.

Noproas SeorT& Krxahave formed q partnsrship,
~ - the purpose Of praeticing DENTISTRY
Teeth and al (plug) teeth to arrest decay and pre-.
sorve them for lies Their ofieeis The saino recent.
iy occupied by d, King, In Connenh Row, where
they will be most happy 70 zee their friends who
wiah the condition u fheir mouths improved. Z
as IL acOTT VIM. HI KING. \
Lanoaatsr, June IL 1888, Slns.
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sPLENDID PROPERTY FOR SALE.

A agent for Henry Farnum of Philadelphia, I
N will sell the property known as the Reese Man.
sion House situsted on Main street, in the city of
Lancaster. This hbuse Is one Of the most beautiful
aud we'll finished private residences in Central Ohio,
and viii be- sold at ! bargain to the purchaser. The
title 10 indisputablo. P.VAN TRUMP.
June Q. 1853.
HT0 s. Journal oopy for b insertions; charge this
Office. sAJtri rt- a
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AMERICAN ~IReEsurrT TEsTED X Ese-
LAEO,-At a recent Official trial, ot Wool.
witch. England, Of Marston's American
breach loading and self. cleaning ribs. thirty
six rounds were fred, a large portion Of the
cartridges having been immersed in q buck /.
% Of water, hut the arm never ono missed
Are. o. - 7a
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Julian & FOreSgaR.-This enterprising
firm has Just received a splendid and varied
assortment Of Dry Goods, and are selling
cheap.
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EXCHANGE OFFICE,

MAIN STREET, LANCASTER, OHIO,
Il DAMS MONEY and discounts good paper;
IL Makes collections at any pointi
Buys and sells Exchange on the East s Cincinnati;
z Gold and Silver Coin;
{" ~" Real Estate B stocks on commission
Pays Interest on Deposites at the following rates:
4 per cent on ~deposiles payable on demand,
\ sSe alrffer ~ 10 REs
Special Deposites in Gold and Silver paid in the
Same If required.
Discounts to Depositors at all times have the pre-
ference.
/, nrBOUNTY LAND WARRANTS Of all kinds will
be purchased q at any time, and constantlyon hand for
sal at less than the Government prices for public
Lands, guaranteed to answerthe same as Cold
q.s T.4W. TALLMADGE.
lancaster. February l, 1859 self
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FRESH ARRIVAL OF GROCERIES
Atthe Old Stand of georxe II. Wvsum.


Attic Old Stand of George j. Wygum.
THANKFUL for past favors. the subscriber re-
u spectfully ~inkormshis old customers and the pub
lie generally, that he has row a full and complete
Stock of FAMILY GROCERIES, embracing, in
80 part,the following articles.
I'D COFFEE-Rio and Java, Of the best quality;
1SkkNTEA-Young Hyson and Imperial;
ADMINISTRATIONS, crushed, Loaf, Cuba
and New Orleans;
MOLASSES-a-Bests Golden Syrup Sugar house
and New Orleans:
~NtNHsn FSH-whi,e Fish. MackereI and Cod,
@&S aIlfresh; also, herring;
TOBACCOSA prime article of Russell and Robin
sons Cayehdisb md Aliens best pound lump; also. .
good articla of sbbnu, Nah Rod and six Twist; also,
Anderson's fine cut chewing and smoking Tobacco;
S~PICEs-Pepper, Alspice, Ginger, Clover CHINA
mon and Pepper aneei
DYE-sTtIFES-I Indigo, M.dder, Logwood 4 Alum;
HQUORSIPort,ClSret, Muscat and Malaga Wines
a prime article Of Coniac Brand New England Rum
Rye and Wheat Whiskey, sold In no less quantity
than = quart. 10. ~ s
Besidesa great variety o~fartieles usually kept Al
similar estabi sbments. all Of which will be sold at Al
low prices as At any other house In the city.
A continuance ofthe patronage @ the public ire
s~pectiuily solicited. GEORGE ]. WYGUM. s
lancaster, August 4, 1861
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TALLMApan HoUsE

FISH-White, Piekerei. Trout md 5ssi Tor esie6Ss
the fbBi abbhs bbiist WihhttEe m
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When the mall arrives regularly between
61P. M. aud 3 A. M, co. pert cent. IL al.
lowed for the FIRST hundred dollpra, Post.
notters whose compensation does not ex-
coed $500 q quarter, are allowed one cagf
for every free letter, aud two mills for every
newspaper not thSrgesble with postage
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@. A. GARDINER.-A note from g. A.
G ardiner, in reference to a statement cop
led into the Sun from the N. Y. Tribune,
states that it Is not true that I'no locality
was given to the mines claimed by me(hims
until the testimsny'o of Col Abbot was given
at the ate trial. He further adds:
SIN the papers originally filed by me with
the Board of Commissioners ] claimed for
mines in me district OF Laguaaaas-Stdte d
SIN Lnts Potosi-Ia small distrist which
Capt, Barry thoroughly explored in ten days
as may be seen by looking over his evi.
dence. Again, when the U, s. Commits
sion was at Laglt lies, Col. Abbot, in .
written correspondence with Mr.. May, the
chief Of that commission, which has beer
published, indicated so clearly the place
where the title to my mines was recorded
that the commissioners went Immediately
TO The record and there read the title deed
and in the same correspondence he Offered
to furnish the same commissioners with
Guide to my mines, aud informed them tina
he hadjust returned from them, having Wis
tied them with me, as The mines on iohich
had based my claim"
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cotton Yarn and Batting.

AAnAl lbs. CottonYarn from No. Alto 1R; 75 bales
No. 2 and Extra Family Batlingi Carpet
and ~coverlet chain, at Wholesale only, atmanutaetur-
ers prices, andfor sale by 81 n. BOPE.
Lancaster, April % ?
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nil CIotbsi OH CIothsl,

lust received a large lot, new styles, Oil Cloths
v ga, SO, Is and IS feet wide, thoroughly season
cd, and now patterns, by OSBORN &STEWART,
April IL. Opposite the Capitol House, Columbus
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The ONoHDAGAs.--rhe annual cnumer-
ation, OF this tribe Of Indian was made last
week, and shows an increase of nine per-
sons over that OF last year. The money
due from the State, %,am0unting toSabout ST.
700, will be paid In o few days.
Tho tribe Is in a pretty prosperous condi-
ton. The division into Christian aud Pa
gan factions, whirh has existed for some
years, and has caused much dliculty aud
ill-ieeling, has been happily healed. The
Christian government has given way to the
old form, aud the tribe are now urited under
the governmental institutions oftheir fathers.
We ARE informed thut the proposition to
divide their lands does not meet with favor
among the tribe, and It is their unanimously
expressed wish 10 remain as they are al
present. Syracuse Chronicle,
or They keep q little ahead ui The times
in Circleville. At least We have never be,
forc seon a notice Of a secret society called
% Panihers.' who moet to "growL" Is this
fgurative, oris there really n society Of tina
name thercI We clip tho following from
the Circkuis Herald.
"Listen panthersl Growl no Morel!
"City oftho second class May 81, 1858.
"Yoil are hereby notified that the Rcya
Panthcrs have adjourned until the first Sat
urday IN. October next, ut which tine 20,
will please DO armed with an extra growl, L
be used as occasion mny require.
Thereby certify the above to be O, X.
"t++, r. G, n:
"June 3, 5s-3w. 44i7p
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FRnsH

g "A r r J..
r HAVE lust received and offer for sale at reduced
IL prices, for cash or country produce,
ALARGE AND GENERAL ASSoRTMENTo OF
GROCERIES. NOTIONS, &C.,
Consisting in part Of Rio Coffee, Orleans, Loaf and
lump Sugar; N. Orleans and Sugar house molasses,
Golden Syrup;A VARIETY OFTEAs, starch, Pep
Cod Fish, Mackerel and White Fish; Fancy Soap,
Fishing Tackle and all other articles usually kept In
an establishment Of the kind.
TJ Ashbrook's Whiskey by the barrel, choice Lii
quors of all kinds by the gallon, etc.
Lancaster, April 90. 1859 JACOB ely.
lJsEagle and Telegraph copy for . months
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Lace, Swiss, and Dnmask Curtains.

JUST RECEIVED
Of pairs Lace Curtains, from 81 to S26 p pair,
~ 30 Embroidered Swiss do. 90 to $l6 z"
70 " Super Silk and Worsted Damask,
400 2 Worsted Cord and Tassels,
10 pieces ." Gimp, and all other curtAln fix
ltures, for sale by OSBORN STEWART,
April ~. Opposite The Capitol House, Columbus.
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D on CLOTHS.

Thoroughly seasoned, from ) 70 q feet In wiath. .
large stock alwA vs. on hand.
Families, hotel keepers steamboat owners. and
strangers may depend upon finding the best Class Of
goods in our line. al prices as low as they can be pur.
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Straw Mating

Straw Mating.
TUST received At our Carpet Store,
ID 60 pieces a., "a and Cd checked Mating,
10 a IA, I'D and Ga plain white doe
for sale cheap by OSBORN &STEWART,
April 10. Opposite he Capitol House, Columbus
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-16

Jonathan X. Miessc Offers his splehdid
Wooden Factory for sale, Persons DESTROYS
Of a good bargain will do well by giving him
a call. Sac r5a lv.rt