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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-08-25

PREvEHTvE OF Sun STRoKEs.-An cold
fisherman" informs the New York Post that
when fishing in the middle Of the day, he
has placed ,Cst sea weeds in the crown OF
his old straw hat, and found it nearly equal
to a bath, and a sure guard against a stroke
of the sun, and when sea weeds could not be
caught by the boat side, his handkerchief
dipped in the water answered nearly as
well. Any person passing along the street.
any laborer at work, any cartman feeling
oppressed, he says, can give instant relief
by placing a handkerchief in cold water and
then to the top Of the head.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-08-25

The DEATH SCENES IN CHrHA. 1t is sta
ted that the carnage which followed the
capture Of Nankin was awful. An account
before US states that the victo RS put to death
two Imperial Governors, several Generals,
a large number Of Mandarins, with their
whole households, relatives and followers,
and boast that they slaughtered $4,000 of
the Tartars, without sparing age or SEX
They captured at the same time the Imperi.
al chest, containing a large amount of mon
pV
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-08-25

FREIGuTs TO CALIFORNIA ASD AUSTRALIA.
Since the last advices from California
there has been an increased demand at New
York for vessels to take freights thither,
and rates for nearly all kinds of goods are
decidedly drmer. The clippers readily oh.
tain 56 a GO cents now. To Australia there
isa fair amount Of freights going forward
from New York. and rates are steady
One ship, the HelOise, is filing up at so
cents another, the Samuel Russell, at 65
cents.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-08-25

Anus Is NOT DEAD IN LAVA very in
teresting case has recently been decided in
Ireland, in which it was declared by the
Court that a Nun could succeed to an es-
tate as the lawful heir. The statutes Of
mort-main were declared not to apply to a
person in her condition. The case is re-
gardeI as important not only for the conse-
quencestresulting pc ,uniarily, but as maxi
ing void, so far as the law can, the VOW Of
poverty taken by professed nuns. The de-
cision will make some noise in the world,
and is taken to the British House Of Lords
on appeal.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-08-25

WHEELING, August IA man named
Martin Malvey, lately in the employ of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad company, was
arrested at Cameron, near Wheeling, this
morning, upon the awful charge of designed
~ throwing the passenger train OF cars off
the track by unlocking and misplacing a
swithc on Thursday last near that place.
Mr.. Bogard, an intelligent farmer Of the
neighborhood, ~testifies that at about an hour
previous to the arrival of the train from Bal
timore, on the dsy of the accident, he was
driving a team homeward, and us he reach
ed the brow OF a high hill that overlooks the
track he observed Malvey to approach the
switch and deliberately take a key from his
pocket, unlock the ball or lever, and leave
it in that state. Surprising him to be in
the service Of the company, and acting in
obedience to orders, Mr.. Bogard said no.
thing about his discovery, until after he
learned the train had run off the switch on
account Of Malvey's arrangement OF it,
The prisoner was taken to MoundsVille, on
the Ohio river, aud safely lodged in Jail to
await his trial.
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+. BROWNS

Of jamaica Ginger.
Wis EsSencOisa preparation of unusual excel.
a renee. In ordinary diarrhpa, ~ineipient cholera,
= snqrt, IN All eases of prostration of the digestive
functions 1t Is Of inestimable value, During he ore.
valehee OF epidemic cholera and summer Complaints
OF children, It Is peculiarly ealcaeious; no family or
individual should be without Il. y"
CAUTIoN-Be sureto get the genuine Essorco ,vt,.b
iSiPirePared only by Y. BRowN, athis Drug and chem.
teai ,store,.M ~. corner QfJfh and chesnut.strrets
phledetph'c and for sale by all the Respectable ADO.
,Soldby NJ z. Krieder, in Lancaster; Z. Kalb, Rush-
vile, and by Druggists every where. Nov. 4
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BLACKSMITuING.

@THE subscriber, at his shop ON Chestnut
k-A2gtist Church, is prepared to do all kinds OF work
connected with hi. business in the best manner.
FOR THR SHOEING OF HORSES. y
he has in his employ one of the very best orS y
workmen, who is not surpassed in this branch of the
business. Prices will be made reasonable. The pa
tronsge Of the public Is respectfully solicited.
Lancaster. March 8. 1853. s. HENNICK,
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AN ORDINANCE

For the suppression of Houses of Tipling and Iniem-
perance.
SEcG /. Bel ordained by the Trustees Of Rich
land township, in the county of Fairfield, and State Of
Ohio that from, and after the taking effect Of this or
dinAnce, no person or persons, shall be allowed to
sell, arter, or give away, any s%pirituous vinous. or
malt liquors within said township, except for Medici-
nal, Mechanical, or Sacramento purposes.
SIC. 9. If any person or persons shall sell, barter,
orgive away. any spirituous, vinous, or malt liquors,
within saidtownship except for the purposes specified
in the first section OF this ordnance, he, she, or they,
shall be deemed guilty ofkeeping a house of tipping
and intemperance; and shall, on conviction thereof,
before any Justice Of the Peace or court having Jur-
isdiction, be fined for the first offence the sum Of ten
DO lars, and the costs of prosecution; and ON failure
to pay said fine and costs, he, she, or they, shall be
imprisoned in the Jail OF the county for the term oil
ten days;-and for the second and every subsequent
offence, he, she, or they, on conviction thereof, shall
be finedno more than fifty nor less th,n twenty dol
lars. including costs of prosecution, andbe imprison-
cd in the Jail Of the county not less than fifteen mol
more than twenty days, at the discretion of the court
SIC. 2. This ordinance shall take effect and be
in force from and after the 25th day of June A. ID
1853.
DANIEL BAKER)
JAcoB BAKER Trustees.
JAMES PRICE
ATrEsT-MrLToN BAKER, Clerk of Richland town.
ship.
July 81, 1858 A
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A CARD.

TIME motto ofthe Philadelphia Commission Stor
Il is, "EvERY TUB OUGHT TO SrAND ON IT'S own
BorToSI;'' hence said establishment keeps nothing =
on hand to conflict with the Hardware Merchant, Jew
eler, Grocer, Clothier, Shoemaker, Halter, or any
thing outof the strict line Of Dry Goods. Think Of
this all ye iuterestedand let the Agent ofthe Commits
sion Store realize that you look to youfinteresis.'
in Lancaster, for variety, style and chesPnens, can ho
found at the Philadelphia Commission Store.
Lancaster, April Is, 1863.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-08-25

FoRErGE NEws.-The Steamer Humboldt
arrived at New York on the 18th. The
question Of peace or war between Russia
and Turkey wears a less favorable aspect.
The Car had ordered a fresh levy of re-
cruits and the Sultan had offered an ultima.
tum, throwing the responsibility Of war,
should n occur, upon Russia.
Owing totbe favorable state Of the wealth
er, Breadstufs mel with a partian decline.
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A FORTUNE MADE BY.A MnFoRTUNE.--
Mr.. Quigley, Of Bowling. Green KY, 1t Is
said, bought a large quantity of tobacco,
last winter expecting to ship 1t to the south
crn market before the season Of low water
and high freights. Unfortunately the Ohio
fell before he could get bis tobacco out Of
Green. river. the consequence Of which Is
It has advanced in value on his hands to the
amount OF s2o.0 900.
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FINE ASSORTMENT OF NOVELS.
nFtho latest pub icaiions, for sale at the city book
ostore, opposite ShIlfer's hotel, by
April %. JOHN SEARLES.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
HAVE removed my Office 'front.' allmadge's Block
20 Fosters Building. second floor, and continue to
I've my undivided attention to the settlement and
SSoljec,; ION OF tiaims in Fairfield and adjoining counties
Lancaster, Nov. %. 1862. J.R MUMAUGH.
III. -. HUNTER g. CO.,
Main ST., opposite the Hooking Valley 8onk.
CAsH DEA.rns N
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES AND DRUGS,
HAVE just received and shall keep on had a fn
IN and constant supply of Staple Groceries Fruits,
Nuts, Spices, Sauces, Pickles, Catsups, &c.. together
with many other articles necessary in keeping House.
Also. a large and well selected stock of Paints, oils
and Dye-StuGS. Lancaster, May ,, 1862. 90
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ARREsFoEA CHARGE OF MAIL RoBBERY.-
DIR. Foulks, postmaster at Moultrie. CoIum.
biane county Ohio, was aarested a few days
since, while serving on the grand jury, on a
charge Of robbing. the mail. He is a man
in good circumstances, and heretofore above
suspicion. For q long time, Il Is said, mo.
ney has been mississs along that route.
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CLOTHINGI CLOTHING!
$40, 900 Worth Of Spring, Summer and Fal,
Clothing, and Furnishing Goods,
NOW ON HAND AT THE DIN NoroRIo
nl-

Checkered Store.
NM y are now prepared to clothe the lining spirit
w. OF our country. The Farmer. Mechanic and
day laborer, not forgetting the profession--the Law.
yer, Doctor and Preacher; also, tho gehtlemsn of
leisure. The Artist and even down to the most lan-
tastic exquisite, can DO accommodated with every
cannot possibly mention. In a single advertisement
the many articles In our line. But certainly 1t is IN
item in the history ofold Fairfield county, that moth.
Ing In tho clothing line has ever been offered in this
city that can bear the most dis~tanticonpArison to the
quantity and quality of the piles Of clothing we now
lay before you, for your inspection. Every article
In our line Is warranted. Youths and Boys clothing
on hand. COULEIIAN & co -
May u, 1853.
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news from Mexico and N. Orleans

PHILADELPHIA, August l6.-The New Or
leans papers of last Wednesday have been
received by mail. They contain Mexican
news to the 9th ult.
The cholera was prevailing at Cordova
and Jaldpa.
An insurrectionury movement at Guiana
juato had been suppressed.
The JESUIT question was still being dis
cussed.
The New Orleans papers make n strong
appeal for aid for the sufferers in that city.
Gen. Foote was cunvussing the State
lie endorses Gen. Picrce's inaugural, and
Mr.. Everett's letter.
BY telegraph from New Orleans, under
date Of yesterday, (Sunday,) we learn that
the deaths of yellow fever on that day reach
ed 300, and TINT the store of Kendall, Yoe
& Co. was burned on Sunday, causing a
heavy loss.
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Steaml bOnt Explosion.

BUFFALO, August 1S.--The steamer Mis-
sissipi collapsed a lue in one of her boilers
last night, near this place. One of the fire.
men was killed and two other persons scald.
ed. She had to return to mort.
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FRESH ARRIVAL OF GROCERIES

Atthe Old Stand of GeOrge j. Wygum.
THANKFUL for past favors, the subscriber re-
IL spectiully informs his old customers and the pub
lie generally, that he has row a full and complete
Stock of FAMILY GROCERIES,, embracing, in
- part. the following articles
ssgT CoFFEE-Rio and Java, of the best quality;
EsSislN. TEA-Young Hyson and Imperial;
SUGARS-Pulvorized, crushed, Loaf, Cuba
and New Orleans;
MoLASSEs--Best Golden Syrup, Sugar house
and New Orleans;
~NM7ymo FISH-White Fish, Mackerel and Cod,
~-aSS all fresh; also, herring;
TOBACCOS-A prime article of Russell and Robin
sons Cavendish and Aliens best pound lump; a.so. a
good article of spun, Nail Rod and six Twist; also,
Anderson's fine cut chewing and smoking Tobacco;
S~PICES-Pepper, Alspice, Ginger, Cloves, CHINA
mon and Pepper Sauce;
DYE-STUFFS-lndigo, Madder, I.ogwood & Alum;
LIQUORS-Port ,Clsret, Muscat and Malaga Wines;
a prime article Of Coniac Brandy New England Rum;
Rye and Wheat Whiskey, sold in no less quantity
than a quart.
Besides a great variety of articles usually kept at
similar establ isbments, all of which will be sold at as
low prices as at any other house in the city.
A continuance ofthe patronage fthc public is re-
s~pectfullv solicited. GEORGE J. WYGUM.
Lancaster, August A, 1862
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NEW. COODs.

NEW GOODS,
SUPERIOR IN QUALITY & CHEAP IN PRICES
WE are now in the receipt of our New Spring
w Summer Stock o GOOds, IN all Their
variety, in the
DRY GOODS, QUEENS AND GLASSWARE.
SHOE AND HARDWARE LINES, So, Sc.
Which we offer to The public as tho mc., ,.A..o.,,n.
and cheapest. stock OF Goods broughtto this market
70 which we invite the public attention, and which
se to'n sen on the most reasonable terms. At The old
store hoom'lrst doore East ofthe Swan Hotel.
Lancaster, April 81, 1853. dAwsnSi
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NEW READY PAY STORE.
JULIAN g. FoRgsMAN,

JULIAN g. FoRESMAN,
AvE just received and opened al the Old Stand
IL Of JULIAN n ULRIcIr, an entire
NEW STOCK or DRY GOODS. GROCERIES,
Qneehstoare, Boots, Shoes, Bonnets, Paro,ois. etc.,
Which have been bought for cash and will be- sold
Tor FASH or COUNTRY PRODUCER at very small profits.
All that Is necessary to convince BUYERS that the
ready pay system Is preferable TO tho old way of lido.
ing business, 70 to call and examine their prices.
uJCaSh paid for all kinds Of Grain. April =
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Tennessee Election.

NASHVILLE, Aug. ls.--Five Wings and
four Democrats have been elected to Con.
gress. ,Johnson's majority for Governor is
2,2l6. The Senate stands, 10 Democrats
and u Wings, and the House, IL Wings
and 81 Democrats.
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Friday EvcninE, Aug. no, 1888.


An UELucEY CALIruRmAS.-A letter
from California relates many peculiar sights
and incidents. one of which is about a rich
young man having to turn oasherDOmSn.-
Il have met syOung man who at home NOV
ed in the best circles Of society, and is a
gentleman every inch Of him, failing to
make anything in the mines, went into a
certain town. and actually took in washing
and cleaBsed. for bis bread, the filthy gar
ments Of those who, at home, he would not
acknowledge as acquaintances. Il was
rather al amusing sight to see him at b
wash tub, soaking and scrubbing the dirty
linen of his molly patrons, swearing at his
folly and upbraiding his luck"
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Executor,s Sale

w ~ VIII DO sold at Public vendue on Friday
~ tns He'h day Of August, 1853, commencing at
y, v,VSn ., "a Of said day, and continuing from da v
70 gay theteailer If necessary. at the late residenre
y rt.he,s myers, deceased, near Bremen, in Rush.,
SssssS I0 oSasiR all the personal property Of SAID de-.
,shssti ' Os.n oil ono marc and coli, two wagons,
together with numerous other articles, aueeh As farm
ing immpiomont'' household andkitchon furnitnro &c
Terms Of SaleiA credihofnihs uon,A. =. ~
overthree dollars on tho purchaser giving note ,.;,h'
aPprovsfe eevrilies; three dollars and under cs.h'
MYERES xecutor Of francis M"
censed, August llth. lS69. "aoyerS'ue-
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81. Msry's Female Aeadsmy.-The at
ention OF the reader Is directed to the ad-
vertisement Of this Institution. tits loca-
ted in a healthy position, and is conducted
with especial reference to the Improvement
of its pupils. 1t sustains a high character
among the educational institutions of the
Weat.
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From Pittsburgh.

P%iTTsBUReH, August Is, p. M.--The ri
yer is rising. with four feet three inches
water in the channel. The rise is chiefly
from the Allegheny. The weather is wet
aud chilly.
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Horrible If True.

LoUIsvtLLe, Aug. ls.--Private Dispatch
es from New Orleans state, that being I'M
able to dury all the dead the past week, one
hundred and twenty-five dead bodies were
burned,
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NOTICE.

WHEREAS my wifejMArgaret has LEFT my bed and
b~oardwithout any just cause or provocationthis
isto iorwArn all persons from harboring or trusting
her on my account, as ] will pay no debts Other con-
%tr.cting. CONRAD BLETCH
Lancaster, July 81, 1851. 3-w,
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WANTED.

"A smart, Intelligent young man, who can read and
IN write and has some knowledge III the retail gro
Gerry trade. MAMMALIAN GAM.
Lancaster, July 18th 1863. lO-im.
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THE POLITICAL WORKS OF LORD BYRON.
ASSIAN, Thompson. Kirko White, Moore, Shelley,
" Upper, Scott, Campbell, Milton, Mrs. Hemans,
and Poems of Ameia. all for sale at the city book
store, opposite Sheffcrs hotel, by
Aptil 26. JOHN SEARLES.
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NO COMPROMISE OF CONSCIENC .
JAMES GATES has just added to his stock, at nj,
- old stand IN tho "TaLmadgc House," a large md
splendid variety of "a
WATCHES, CLOCKS, SILVER IN
sWARE, JEwELRY, &C., 60, MSyM
Which he will dispose of at as reason. RaWs, ia
a6lo prices as any other similar stock %SS4<NRN
Of the sane quality can be purchased in the West.
ern country.
His Watches are ofthe best make and Of superior
quality. His Clocks are of every variety and ofthe
best manufacture. His lot of Silver Ware is ex-
t!ensive and cannot fail to please, His JeWclry is OF
the most beautiful patterns and has been selec,edwith
great care.
lie keeps on hand, also, Cutlery, Canes, Looking
Glasses and Plates, britannia Sets, Musical Instru.
lot OF fine Stationery and a variety oil useful and or
namentAl a~r,iclcs.
He has taken specialcare In soliciting his stock to
suit this market and invites the public 10 call and ex-
anime for themselves. JAMES GATES.
Lancaster. June ~ 6
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KOAPER-A large lot of cap, Letter, Commercial,
u Blotting and counting house Paper and Blank
Books of allkinds for sale at the city book store, OPP
rosite Shteifer's hotel. by
April &c JOHN SEARLES.
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REMOVAL.

NOcToR BGRSTLER has removed his Office TO
ling. i0-Sw,
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Tobacco and Cigars.
A LARGE and superior lot of Cigars and Tobacco
IN for sale at II. B. HUNTER & co.
May 8. d93
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REAL HEAD OF HAIR.
j. w, COLLIER,

Js W. COIILlEIfS
(LATE OF -PHILADELPHIA)
VentiIHtIng e. Goss"merNis Manufactured
Opposite the Capitol House. Columbus.
A N Extensive assortment Of Ladies' and Gentle.
IN mems Wigs. Toupees, Soaps, half Wigs. fore
pieces, Back Hair, Frizetts, Puffs, Curtis and colored
Work. Also, Bracelets, Necklaces, Beads, tings,
Crosses, Pins, Guards and Chains.
1J'Hair Workrcpaired and dressed. Orders faith.
July execu'ed. Jan 8, 1S53.-6m34
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SPLENDID PROPERTY FOR SALE.

A 8 agent for Henry Farnum Of Philadelphia,
"A will sell the property known as the Reese Man
sion House, situated ON Main street, In the city o
Lancaster. This house is one Of the most beautifu
and well finished private re5idences in Central Ohio,
and will be sold at a bargain to the purchaser. The
title is indiaputabie. p. VAN TRUMP.
June 2, 1858.
pro.s s. JOutnAl aOpy for 8 Insertions; charge this
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= S II AaarvAI

& 4 & II a RRIV a T..
HAVE lust received and offer for sale at reduced
n prices, for cash or country produce,
A LARGE AND GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
GROCERIES, NOTIONS, &C..
Consisting in part Of Rio Coffee, Orleans, Loarand
Lump Sugar; N. Orleans and Sugar house molasses,
Golden Syrup; A VARIETY OF'rEAS, starch, Pep
per and spices, ground and in the grain; Mustard.
Cod Fish. Mackerel and White Fish; Fancy Soap,
Fishing Tackle and all other articles usually kept in
an establishment Of the kind.
Ut Ashbrook's Whiskey by the barrel, choice Ii.
quors of all kinds by the gallon, etc.
Lancaster, April %. 1853 JACOB ely.
lPEagle and TELEGRAPH COPY for Q months
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Receivod'Ot'tho Philadelphia Com. tore.
NHiS:DAY, Two Casos LADIES' DRESS RON,
L. NETS OfAi %eolors. Made by the most fashion.
Lancaster, April v, 1851.
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A good supply of Family and Pocket Bibles, for
at the city Dock Store. B. CoSNnLL, Ap
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NEW BOOKS!

At the City Rock Store. opposite ShrofTer,s
Hotel, Lancaster, Ohio.
UST RECEIVED-Daring Deeds of American he
~ roes, Nights in a Block house the DiscardedDaugh
Wilson, Frost's Pictorial history Of California. Ex-
p'oring Expedition to California the Wide, Wide World,
Frank Freeman's Barber Shop, the Nile Boat, Advice
to Young Men, History Of the Mexican War, Napo.
leon and his Mars ais, by J. C.Headiey; Noble Deeds
Of Woman, Life of the Empress Josephine.
April. 26. JOHN SEARLES.
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For TIE LADIES.

FOR THE LADIES.
A FINE Lot of Albums, OF all kinds,and fine books
IN expressly for The aides, at the city book store,
opposite shglTer's hotel, by
April 90. JOHN SEARLES.
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WMclc T,oln,s Cnhin

A ND "Uncie Toms Cabin as il is," for sac at tho
1Acity Book store, opposite Sheifer's Hotel, by
November lO, 1862 JOHN SEARLES.
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rLASTER or PARIS. &C
Barrels Calcined Plaster. Solo Water Lime. so
y ground Plsster, for sAla By Ell HOCtM
LAAeAsters q . S6I
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IIOMsc BniIdiMg VIaterinIs.

House Building Materials.
EFFINFER. WHITE 6 LATTA offer extra a.
~ ordinary Undue ements 10 Carpenters and t3;;;::S
those about building new houses and barns -EaA-
Tho superior quality OF the Nails, White Lead, Glass
and Sash sold by MS is generally admitted.
We now offer for sale.
500 Kegs Jnniata Nails, Spikes and Brads
10000 Lights Sxl0, 1Oxt9 and iOxl4 Window SASH
$40 Boxes Window Glass
200 Kegs pureWhite Lead
900 Doz. White and Dark Knob Locks B. LAtches
% Barrels LinseedOl
Also, Strap Hinges, Door Butts, Hasps, Hooks audi
Staples, etc. EFFINGER, WHITE & LATTA.
Lancaster, May a, 1853
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a word to the Shoemakers.

I. BoPE wants you t ma' Q for him; all his sledpe
Hammers; his Stone Picks; his Crow-bars; his Mat
Jocks, &c, and in turn wants to sell YOU his Iron and
Steel; his Anvils; his B~lseksmith's Vices. BelIo,xs
and ti'es; of which he has a superior lot, and will
sell TO you so cheap that you will be amply com
Ppensated to give him your first call. Iron must come
down and +. BOPE will do all he can to bring about
STORE.
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Rlank. SnIlIDlOn