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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-29

ks IOShs FOR sALE-s:O 20 900 Coupon Iond, OF ,. ,,,
- poration ynchbur 80 year 10 run rndors bv S ~,
nually. '''' f~'"'N 'e'1''9"
stSooo Coupon Bonds Virginia Central Railroad
cure the payment Of these are only t2O
works Of the Company, costing noW about fi 100000
$4,000 HchmOnd city stock, years maturity
payment Of this stock which Il In 80 years
Persons having stocks to dispose oaer them
70 u' We are aNays prepared account or
more desirable to the, will sell their account
rally have hand Of the best the market
Whieh will be sold ON very moderate terms,
Ja@6-u MAURY MORTON once under City Hotel
IMPORTANT AND CHEERING NEws-PARLSEY q
JAMEsrowN-REDUCED RATES AND INoREAsFn iSpHnt mi
TiON, &C, SC, Gc-The proprirt,rS baving r,.,I -,
ships ROANoKE' aud JAMEsrowS" trn NJ ' Y We sShn, &
keep before the public thai PA ARISEN KrS,S' 1
ULAR SOUTHERN EXPRESS always ON hand foI lie accom-
mediation OF their friends Le or,t rS and h.,.J,
dtH-their ESrpr leaving York is grneraIy dely, red
a. almost every point OF Virginia In IS hours urou
20 90 hours and at FoRTY
PARlsEN KINGS facilities the crJ.io lion
OF freght and Packages, be beat by any rSss
y az ertHc and they ooxrririoN Therefore In hs
shape OF HasbHg, deposition dHd Monopoly.
PRESS, No 2BArclay street, New York.
80 Rest assured that AL promise
Fci''i- PARlsEN KING, No Bare 81, NY.
- uAGENIs-N Groner Norfolk, Va. J womack Psrmy lie
Va George Baghy Lynehburg Va; Jas Minor
Va; John CamP1ell weden n. c. John Nui Wilmington N
Tarnbu sulliuEs wArrcnton n g; s H. Hamir Goij.r r
n O. stark Pierce Fayetteville " T.; J. Withheld Frsnk.
ton, y. q. " ~ " '"' '"'''e
NoricE-ENpress packages Norfolk PETERSBURG Rrh,
and the Interior, intended shipment per steamers nol
crJamcstown will received by Mrssrs PARIsEN
KING No BARCLAY street. New York,
jSi3-u '0"'" 'N"OLiNA a LNNfSShL-
EVE LIVERPOOL and PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP co in.
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FALL IMPORTATION.


" ". ADDINGTON a 60, Wholesale Jnbbng and
w Retail iTalrr la lIoo bhors aud Trunks, uouid
announce To the Merchants Virginia and North Caroua
erst arrival of their FALL STOCK.
The AretiH " just IN with
s'lon ~ We Vie h9 Whl b. daily expected, ull bring
ncnse quantity When the RIO shall have arrived ahh
ty the - ~ syptcinbcrD shall have
which will he added 60 by picket Past
aEing our stock n goods ff i1rgs other
in the STATE of Virginia
We would invite the attention buyers this stock of
tif prices.
TERtfs-6
~ 49,. a., ~, hi.
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Fr'H"tpdt ODfcS, W 323 Broddtoay Ne,c York
No 2al Washington street, Boston.
BRAscu Oyytces No 81 south +th street. PHILADELPHIA.
No l5s baltimore street, Baltiulore
"a, lNo. ly' Elm street, Cincinnati.


v u
HtNlNCH, ENGLISH, AND AMERICAN MILLINERY -
a The Ladies % the United States respectfully invited
, thr narnhcent Shor R"y Of the subscriber.
ranger she has recently entered supply
Snes oi Foreign Millinery, from Madame Lchaeur cclc-
nrAtrd milituer Paris Mr LamcrtiHe
with her
To present to her friends public general
s ris"n The most extensive and attractive display FALL
Mrs y has 70 aeknov ledge the receipt
Letters from the trade throughout the Uuion safety
OF the transit Of the Spring
proVa q the style aut finish
happy 10 say that the WHOLESALE department l tie
bativ man 'gcutht MRS. WA. SIMONS,
ay3l-am-(pD 2 Rrondwav NJ Yo,t
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IpR0kEN ClIINA N0lN MENDED-nE m.

H Ut - =, - r ~" it-NDtD-ly means 20 CHcUi-
AAbAsle AMI Ornamental Ware, of every description
Joined Fit' this valuable
f.ly.
any enir ihr gsrcst glass Mr. - H. NDrtan having
bought Che cIi fH- fns Sfts ~ Nirrira
70 on che reasonable terms ins small quantity
r T. pJNAL 4 CO.
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FAIL TRADE or 1858.

R ". NNlMEhMtN 1913 Msin Sirr~', is receiving
ahe Doe supply 10 gsrklrHu- NaTduarr and Gallery Plr.
ct 'ai,ry F,rY G'ai trk Wood aHd Wi . Ware, g.. Us
W rr .g o. any Doe ever had anl prices 7s low
other doing fht
either vhgl,s.s retail Give before making y-
rurt''.as 20
- ~ RUDI>Ii'EN rH>... t.-#IF.rr s,----I-- 5 -
- fhe sgurr thankful O. DIE uary friends te public
Too t.H them.
hy v continue n Dis 40 ts.f. 1f, directly opposite ta
Vi stand n HHs>rs Intyu.r. o. fHal l'Hst ,strv
aE in e Slip CarHerv 1ri o.cry 'us. as De- Intends
a constantly on hHui Iirr sr. .' Ep o s sr B.oess
NJ Hfn, tnu c.1,.ai assortment. OF UrU..TI.s.
ss6-H g.. o. UAsRINs.
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"a roNh7:-sIoNE'i-ws are prepared to otter
- full and complete assortment Of Cooking
Stoves, for Wood or C which "ook
Diamond "Grest Western" "Maynower" "The Irving
TOM "frunkn Coal Wood Burners and other standa
and approved patterns We think
make their purchases direct from the instead
paying prn TO johbeTs Many of Stoves specially
pleased ~ receive orders for them.
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COMB AND FANCY GOODS WAREHOUSE.

7 NFTTTTN q WIIIINTIN
=, III Liberty street lnrHr wirfl New Yort
NeraN attention tn rf Crtf.rv
,lL,. tggn' Thread. bindings, rsruucry, Porte Nonna.ss
Possessing unequ'ri aIyar'1rss fra orr connections f
manufacturer, tats pleasure soliciting au rtmaor at
our stUrf by large ana Close buyers. u,.ft -
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III AMPS, PHosGENE GAS, BuRNt.sG FLUID AND CAM
- subscribers are manufacturers
IN The above articles
gest assortmen Of spirit lamps
They would call special attention Patent SyEf Jys
Lamp which furnishes the brilliant
so on the principle Davy Safety Lamp
as u make an explosion from accident impossible superior
70 any artificial light where the obtained
Materials for light Of best quality always at the lowest
market price. STARR Ii co
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NEWsrAIEN NnNEHTI.INn

~ T1e shove rgsgrr, b.. from che Ar,rrr, t..,., ars
W LLL-LNuILL 4 90 ~ A---- .----- Nv L-L..
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MACHINERY AND MACHINE TOOLS
tSuHENCkS Machinery Depot, 6a CsurtlsD5t .tr. ~,
,NtA MAcHINz Tools, and woodswoTth. Patent P ,
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III ! = T- T- --T-T-
signed have determined puplss
conducting business n the above
called r by che demands o c would be o great SER
wee ant advantage q" The citizens of EirImond
known n ne community hey one their aquantan-c
for The undertaking and pledge Themselves
Ing attention Co tlr interests ~ their patrons.
In addition
the dutCso of Accountant aud Scrvcncr embraced m
their llhors.
Cmmuntaii0n addressed % dVs1 q C, win BE- rrorp.I,
attended 60. WILLIAM %. ALLFN
HERNARD 4. CROUCH.
0T,, Corner Of n,o'd and Oh streets the occupied
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EoNARDS Machinery Depot, 100 Pearl and Go ~.
country. '' ''e 'es' nakets Ia the
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. = q ", y NN--NhuLFSALE ~ -, ~
I'r "h'- both n city 4ud country hi .,ri =, , 80 We
s,r. Fe' knosn throughout tfe STATE 4. ~ ~ 49,
III, 7-r DAD '.a. reen Or an, B0o shoes and rruHss ,or
IT liI.I i reputation 90 giving barFaIrs q. .u -.
..,'i.li f rfrrrehens've errrsfs Vul
@ , rs Hiity, inc'I. iuE Children ard s,rv,rs 80 IL
49, .N..'r And variety, large pr1rorttr N rtf-t -
s.. t.--. 'e.i cash pFIces ard be sold on tb-
. ,t.. nereip-ciiay invite from thoas ir ,srt ~
ssia WHITE PAGE,
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HlNrlRfLY TNE'H grOC t-Thc undersigned arc now re
NJ rcviuE their Fan auj Wiptaf Stock 10th
~ Wicl has been mauufao'l ~ them their Factory a
NcVark n J., with urrarr. tedious exploration deemed
unuccessary. Hayins sod "Df~ goods s ast
90 prepared Co sicw entire Mrrct ants
~ think, would DO we'll 90 call.
KFTv. CuTtPa a uatpvytv
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AND rnE GEnGRAruT ATLAS ABOVE -. 1 OO
for sale by booksellers generally the United state.
Committees Teachers others
by DANIEI ptfpGrss a 90 S,''"eu
selT-3ni-CD No co John s,re., 49,,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-07-28
CANCERS. FEVFR SORES. gCROFuI,

SMELh.ED JOINTS, HARD JUNIORS, and SPlNAl
this Medicine has aad is curing the porI
cases: let no one gfficted pinh those complaints, or any OtheI
6egttate % tn his Medicine, a. a cure plH okRTAInLY n
D0Ttd ls equal Cal on AGENTS aud Get a PdmphiS.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-07-28
George HnmmeTs Premium Essence of Coffee

MANUFAcrURED nV DANIEL BoHLER & CO.
One Package at 10 cents tpiH SAFE 4 los. of Coffee
TNIilS Essence was lately awarded with a silver
Il medal in he American Institute, New York. also
with the first premium for such articles in the Frank.
in Institute, Philadelphia.
Sold Wholesale IND Retail, at the proprietor's sole
Depot,2l8.Callowhil street, Philadelphia. Also ,rorsale
by our Agents, and at the principal Drug and Grocery
stores throughout the United States.
This Essence has been proven by many thousands
Of the richest and most respectable families, as well
as by the poorer class OF PEOPLE, almost through the
whole United States, to be by far the best preparation
Of coffee ever offered to the public. Coffee made BY
this Essence Is much more who esone. more delicate
finer Favored, perfectly clear, and, in every instance,
superior to the finest Java Coffee.
In order to give full satisfaction and proof that the
above article is perfectly healthy, and to show some.
thing ofthe deserved reputationit has gained and lust.
ly entitled to, we annex few certificates and recon-
mendations, particu arly relating to heath, from DR..
Booth and Dir. Chiffon, practical chemists and Analv.
sists Of the cities Of philadelphia and New York.
College Agenue, Tenth street, bcloto Market,
Philadelphia, September4 1851.
have examined the essence o Coffee manufactnr.
ed by IIummel, Boiler \ co., and find that its con.
stituents are not in the least injurious to health. il
may be used freely and with perfect safety.
JAMES BOOTH,
Pro. of Chemistry applied to Arts, Frank in Institute.
NO. 70 chambers street, Neio York, Aug %, 1851.
! have examined an article prepared BY Messrs.
Hummel, Boiler and co Philadelphia, called Essence
of coffee, which is intended to be used with coffee.
IRON any thing injurious to health. but, on the con.
trary, the Ingredients of which 1t is composed are per-
tectly wholesome. J. R Chiffon, M. D. Chemist.
For sale by G. KAUFMAN u co., Agents,
and other Druggists and Grocers generally
Lancaster, Ohio, August 3, 1852
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Great Medicine rNrVYOrnIs in Child
rem and Others.

SMITH AID ATKIHsoN's AstER1cAN WORM KILLER
WIS Medicine has been manufactured by Smith
II and Atkinson for several years and has beon used
with great success bvPhysicians and others, in various
parts OF the United Statet, many thousands Of bottle
have been sold, aud the universal approval it has me,
With all quarters where fit has been introduced
proves hatit needs only a tria TO satisfy the mostin
credulous of its great value, the size of the bottle has
heen enlarged, so that II is ore Of the chcapest as well
as most valuable Worm Medicines ever offered to the
public; and the person buying this article gets the
full value Of his money in quality, which is a fact well
worth remembering.
Be careful to ask for "Snith and AHinson's Amer.
icDn Horn Killer" and see that the name Of SDlitI
and Atkinson Is on the Bottle in raised Letters.
READ! aEADn READM READn READm!!
Relieffor man ard beast. The horseman's hone
or Farmers Friend. Arrangements are now made
Tor the supplying the public with this great remedy
Which has been used with wonderful success by those
who have had an opportunity of testing It's virtues
No family should neglect TO have o supply: and all
persons would do well to keep some by them to be
used in case Of accident TO man or horse
FoR HORSES, etc --F'cr the euro Of ~spTains bruises
saddle and collar gals, swelled joints. stiffness and
weakness Of the legs, old sores, scratches, etc.
For Mas For the cure Of rheumatism lumbaao
sprains, s~wel'ings bruises, s%ciotic pains, stiffness and
weakness OF the limbs. and other ssridcnts and ahlic
tinns to which mon and animals are liable.
Prepared only by sNurr and ATKn' son, 2SS, Balti.
more street, Baltimore.
For sale by Kaufman & co, LancAs,er; John Leo.
nard, Basil y, Gochegpn, Baltimore: Isasc Jones, New
Salem; +. Ralb, Rushvil @: Otto II. Maslier & co.
Somerset. A so for sac in Circlevil'e, Ohio.
This preparation has been before the pubic a suHi.
cient time to have its merits fairly tested and the re-
ports received from various parts of the country,
prove i TO be one OF the most valuable remedies ever
offered, both 20 man and horse.
August 90, 1852. Ib
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Mafble, Sandstone and Fteestohe Factory.

Marble, Sandstone and Fteestohe Factory.
DUR Machinery is nov in successful operation, and
~ persons wanting any Of the following named ar
.tieles, would consult their own interest ana confer =
favor by giving rs Ell.
MONUMENTS OF Marble. We viii furnish at a
short notice.
HEADAND F0OTST0NES Of the same; we
have Of beautiful forms and highly polished.
MONUMENTS OF SANDSTONE in a great
variety Of forms. Head and Footstones OF the same
and oil Frecstone.
FQR BUILDINGS, &c, Rarge-
work, Caps and 81 Is Gaping for walls or Chimneys,
Flooring for POFticos, F1agging for Walks or Spring
houses; Columns. Gate or Fence posts, we'll tops aud
HeathS. A. ], LILLY AGO.
Lancaster, May 10, 1852. diva
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VAJE have now received . large and complete as
v sortmcnt Of New & Fashionable Goods.
Which we ore daily exhibiting and selling at the old
stand of REIRNtUND AND SON.
All we ask or require, is, that persons visiting our
city in pursuit OF good bargains, will give us a call
We detest hunbUggery, aud, besides, our goods, once
examined, recommend themselves. Our stock 10 full
was bought in a cash market, and we are satisfied
with small profits. We can supply our customers
with almost every thing heart can wish for, IRON an
ounce Of Indigo to a hogshead Of SugGr: or from a
yard 9f 81 cent Calico to a .fMu suit If clothes for 81.
OF Shoes, Hats, B%onnets, Hose, Ribbons, Parasols,
silks, lawns. bareges, d. LANES, ginghams, calicoes'
cloths, ~cassimeres, Satinets, tweeds, &c we are we'll
supplied as respects both qualities and prices.
Wekeep ON hand the best Of Family Groceries.
such as Teas. Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, Syrup, Rice,
Spices, &c.
And we are always supplied with a large and vslu-
able stock Of Ready Made Clothing, made here
at home, on special order, and therefore greatly pre-
%ierablet TO that imported IRON eastern slop.shops.
change for goods. REINMUND e MARTIN.
Anril 30, 1852. d89
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THE T'ELEGssApn LINE.
LITTLE & DaEsRAcHs.

LITTLE 4 D|HESRACHS,
NJ 0ULD respectfully announce TO the citizens a
w Lancaster and vicinity thpt they arc, az u sual
IN receipt ola very heavy and well selected stock OF
STRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS.
Embracing every variety and style to be cd N the
Eastern market, 20 which VIZ Invite the attention Of
every body, as Sc intend selling as cheap as goods
can be sold West Of the Mountains In addition TO our
large stock, will be found a general assortment Of
ROOTS AND SHOES, nONNETS AND HATS.
pnrasols and Umbrellas, Q%ueenswarp and Glassware,
Looking Glasses, c~arpoting and Mating, Wall Pa
pcr, bordering and Window Blinds, cotton coverlet
and CARPET Yam, Batting, Wedding and candle wick.
Also, Q good stock nf FINE GROCERIt 8. To
baceoes, etc, and indeed, eyory thipg usually kept
In stores aud more too
ALL klNDSOF COUNTRY rRODUCETAKEN
In exchange for Goods, al the highest market price.
md let i be understood that they will, IN no case,
refuse all good bank notes, gold and spocie-smootl
quarters aud ninoPenccs not excepted.
Lancaster, April D., 1853.
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'ooT AND slloE ESTABLISHMENT

wv FULLY inform tho ci,iacnao + airiioid
%~E~aud tho adioiling counties, that they are on
EAA hsud az usual, atthrir old stand ono doc,
West OF Slncpm's Drug Store with a large ana
SpisRdM assortment Of everything in their limo.
Their TViuder purchases have boon selected with
caro- and are Lrger than usual.
LADIES' Wo havetaksr ipecialcproir making oil,
pulchasesso an 10 please you,
We hayoa little ol everything, from n TuNEY LIsr
BUHIwd down 10 the smallest chiliron's shoes.
We have also on hand and are prepared to max etc
order,
G~eatlcmcu's Buskin md Seamless Caters, Con.
SreGs Boota, &c. We have alAo just received a lot OF
Congress Roots, a fine article.
GUM SlI1ES.-We have on hand a large and OK.
cciant aG9nrtmnnt OF Gum Shoes end Sandals a new
article, Wehive both tho light and heavy kind
which are much superior to former articles. We
livc n'dp I1dies' AMI Misses Gum Boots.
FINDINGS, Sc.-We are also prepared 10 furnish
Shnemakers and Winding stores with Findings nfevery
description, such as Kits, Pegs, Doot.webbing, Shoe.
dIiugs, Laces, Sc.
Sole Leather. Morocco bindings, &c., always on
hand,
IN addition to the work on hand, Vc are prepared
az heretofore 10 manufacture everytl ing in our line.
Dur own work needa no recommendation We hone
by propsr aitenl ionto our business. to secure a fair
sharo Of the public patronage, as we will always be
On handto wait uponour customers anddo ourbestto
please them
WANrED--The Subscribers will take one ort,vo
good and indu~ sirious boystolesrn the Boot and Shoe
makirg B0siRcss. WORK. SON WORK.
Lancaster, January.G, 1853 az
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SrsTERLY AFFEcrIoN.-A Fact,-At n
protracted meeting, he'd whilom, not a
Thousand miles from BlIlston Spa, an an.
Gent sister IN the church arose and relieved
herseil as follows:
a see young ladies here that think more
OF gewgaws, iurbeluws, ribbons and Iaces
thanthey do OF their Creator. loved them
once, and adorned my hat with French nrtl.
fetal flowers, bright colored ribbons, bu, /
found they were dragging me down TO h-ll
AND took them of and gave then to my sis
ftr!l!
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-07-28
LUMBER n COAL!
Noiioe bal RnnArrs nnh n%Inri,S.n

Notice ia Builders and Mcrannics.
' HNllE subscriber is now establishing an EXTEN.
4 SIVE LUltBER YARD,
AZ GieSy's w~hSrf.-fnot 81 CoIamhus and
High Streets, lancaster.
and intends keeping constantly on hand ell kinds Of
Lumber and toSl for sac.
His extensive acquaintance and knowledge 81 Lrm.
bar' will enable him to select the best qualities, and
'eH AZ such prices, as win merit tile patronage Of a
generous public.
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS
having special bills to ill will find Il to their ~inieres,
TO call On him before purchasing elsewhere.
TITLE will also farniSh at Wholesale and Retail,
LillE and CEMENT cfa superior qua itv.
BE ieving in the old mlxim. that "a Hin5h Sirpence
is better than a s,ow shilling" my terms will be cash.
August 81. WIN. J. CARD.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-07-28

TaE BEs Morris D~ssrRoYep -Speaking
ofbeest the Mobile Tribune saws: "Such Of
our readers as are engaged in the bee cult
ure viii 0e glad 10 learn that a remedy has
been discovered which effectually prevents
the ravages of the bee moth. The frequent
and serious injury caused by this pestifer-
Gus insect, has deferred many persons from
entering into the business Of raising bees,
more especially as in some localities the
raTeGes have BEEN so great as to nearly de-
stroy both bees aud honey The plan is
tails; Split juints Of cane through the CEN
tire, and arrange them on the four sides Of
the hive, with the split side resting on the
platform. The moth. instead Of depositinr
It's eggs under the edge of the hive will lay
them under the split cane. From these
repositories they may be removed and des-
troyed as often as necessary with little
trouble. A friend informs US that he knows
the plan has been tried aud found entirely
successful. :
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-07-28
RAE Z, M II ROUSE
ALvAH PERRY, PROPRIETOR.

|TN"7 "U' VII ON'
MiE Proprietor informs the public that ,overal
i Thousand dollars have been expended in entire Y
%refttirg and furnishing this house. lie natters him.
self that he can furnish Il his boardcrs and TO the ira
yelling public accommodations equal TO those of the
best hotels in tho West His tab o Is always furnish.
ed with tho hest tho market atFords--his stable is
large and in fine condition Having had considera-
bic experience In hotel keeping, he hopes 10 receive
a full share Of the pubic patronsge.
Lancaster, Chic, April Z, 1868
gTohio Stateman, Ohio State Jourual, Ohio Eagle
and Telegraph, Lancaster, publish for ono year.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-07-28
Wool Emctory for sale.

VSIE undersigned offers at private sale, FouR
II Lors in the town Of Havensport, Fairfield coun.
~, Ohio, upon which is erected a Wool Factory and
Carding Machine, q good Dwelling house, containing
lourrooms and a cellar, and a number or other out
houses. The Factory building has lately been reRt.
ted and put in good orderi-the machinery Is princi.
pally new and in good condition, and The horse power
sail new, The Factory has a good run OF custom.
terms by applying to the subscriber, al his residence
in Havensport, eight miles northwest Of Lancaster,
Ohio. JONATHAN MlESSE.
Juno 10, lho3. 3w6.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-07-28

EDWARD L.SLOCEM, having purehassthe
H entire Stock o. Drugs and Medicines o.
'GaorgeG Becs. now oaefs fhessHie for sale together
Stand, known ssthe CITY DFug store. where may
be found alaIsa aud ~eonpiete assortment 81 DIu Me
diciues and Chenicslss Paints, OILS, Dye -Stuis, Glass
Mare and Window Class, brushes, Groceries, Fancy
Articles, Sc, which WILDE sold wholesale aud retail
upon as reasonable terms as can be purchased in the
city EDWARD l.. SLOCUM.
Lancaster, April %. 1851 d&w5i
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-07-28

Wool u WAyHE couxrY.--Mr. C. A.
Craudali, the most extensive wool buyer
in this place, informs US that he has pur.
chased over $50 900 lbs. Of wool this sens.
on, in this market, and that altogether there
were about 225 900 lbs. sold to the several
Wooster buyers. lie estimates that the
county Of Wayne produces more than 800,
600 lbs. in all--whieh at an average of ii
CENTS per b :, would realize to the farmers
something like Sal, 900. This, with the
million bushels Of wheat raised annually-
the Corn, Oats, Pork, Stock, &C., makes
quite an item Of revenue to the industrial
farmers Of Old Wayhe.-W Wayne Co. Dem
ocrds.