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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-02-10
GREAT REVOLUTION IN FRANCE.

GREAT REVOLUTION IN FRANCE.
AM just now receiving and opening out q large
IL and well selected
which / am determined to sellas low as any otheS
House in Ohio.
who wish to purchase willfnd the following Articles
to-wit: gE4cr
Dress silks, fancy and plain; Silks do; Fancy lawns
SILK Bereges, Fancy Delanes. Calicoes, dingnsms,
White and fancy Robes, embr'd; Parasos and ans
ali kinds; White dsmssk Grape shavls
Worked Cuffs, Sleevesand collars; Bonnet bnopohS
French and fancy flowers; dress trimmings;
Dress buttons, ofail so~rts;silk and linen BRACES
New style BOnnets,
Edgings andlace; black silk lace; new style e!oomer
combs: superior Polka; Marseilles Vestingsi
Cloths and c~assimeres, Sattinets, Jeans and ,tweeus'
Muslins from to l ! yard wide, sheetings S,.
\ Bleached muslins, cotton yarns, ticklngs, oags.nSj
Leghorn and Palm Leaf Hatss new stsissS
Batting and Queensware, a very ARE ssosAoi
sT BOOTS AND SHOES;
and pricesto suit CUSTOMERS, .,,.o ,ho,,
All those who will favor me with 4 csia 9e;cre oneS
Lancaster, ApriIlf 'ASSD "
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-02-10

A CHEAT LUxURY.-As a weary traveller
was vending his way through the mud, out
in u lar west region of country, discovered
ahead, a young maiden standing in the door
of n small log house. He rode up in front
orthe house and asked the maiden for a
drink of water; he drank it, and she being
the FIRST women he had seen for several days,
offered her n dime for a kiss, The Young
maiden accepted the offer, and received both
the kiss and the dime. The traveller was a.
bout to resume his journey, but the maiden
never before having seen Il dime, asked:
'What am | to do with the dime!"
"You may use it in any way you wish"
he replica; ait is yours"
"That being the case" she replied, "Ill
give you back the dime and take another
| kiss"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-02-10

NORTHERN OREGoN.-The present aspect
of affairs in Northern. Oregon betoken a
good time coming. Immigrants are stead
Iy coming in-improvements are rapidly
progressing-schools are being opcned-fe-
male society is beginning to exert arcstrnin-
ing and beneficial influence over the discon-
ISOLATE but now no longer HOPELESS state of
bachclordom. And we hope that ministers
of the gospel will soon find their way to
our yet dcttitute land, and stimulate our
citizens to build churches rendering thereby
the signs and emblems of civilization COM
pletc. Families wishing TO settle in North
crn Oregon may now come with the assur-
ance that schools and churches will soon be
established on a firm and sure foundation,
and that society will soon be as good as in
any new country on the CONTINENT Colam-
didR.
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HEALING OINTMENT!
Physicians the most
$ kilful and celebrated,
Councillors learned
in the law, from Judges OF
celebrity on tho Bench h,
Ministers OF the Cos
pei, whose undertaking in
tegrity have made them
shining lights in the path
of Truth, from enlighten-
ed Professors. from acute
Merchants, Il from those
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-02-10
From Maine.

AUGUSTA, Me Feb. AIN the State
Senate, to-day, the first ballot for U, s,
Senator resulted in Is votes for Fessenden,
Wing, and 10 for Clifford.
In the House, F~essenden 65,and Dana 10.
Scattering IL.
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MANY years Of trial, instead OF imP"lrlnS me pun
lie confidence in this medicine, has won Tor an aP.
rrnr;, ion and notoriety by far eXceedlnS me lnost
LIVE nvp,ctpGHns Of its friends. Nothing bnl ITS
a. us;c y;rtnca ana the u,mistakaIIe benefit confer,
rel ON thousands of sufferers, e"nlu ofBlhNte snu
maintain the reputation 1t enjoys. VIM n"i LA
rior thrust upon the community, nave 49,"
end beeu discarded, this has gained rienis p1 ~
trial, conferred benefits on the afflicted they can ne
Yer forget. and produced cures too numerous anu too
remarkable to be forgotten.
While i" is a fraud on the public topretend, mar any
one medicine will inlallibly cure--still there Is apun-
dant proofthat the CHERRY pEoroRAl does not oniy
as a general thing, but almost invariably, cure the
maladies for which it is employed
As time makes these facts wider and better known.
this medicine has gradually become the best reliance
of the afflicted, from the log-cabin OF the American
peasant, TO the palaces Of European Kings. Through
out this entire country, IN every State, city, anu IN
deed almost every hamlet it contains, oHEnaY PFC
roRAL is known as the best remedy eXtan' fer ais.
eases OF the Throat and Lungs, and in many lo,eiEn
countries, il ia coming to be extensively used ny ulen
most intelligent Physicians In Great britain, rIahSe
and Germany; whore the medical science nave ~ s; 1; y
cd their highest perfection, CHERRY PEoronnna ,is
PRODUCED, and in constant use in the Armies hosPneis
Alms.houses Public Institutions, and IN domes'N y" ~.
tice, as the surest remedy their attending rhysn sho
can employ for the more dangerous aneeliohs u.s. y r. " Z.
lungs. Also in milder cases, ana 'oI IN fact some Of
tho most fattering testimonials we recelVeu ~ 70
from parents who have found euhcSeio"S M '"'''
particularly incidental to CHILDHOOD.
TIN nrrnHy pEcToRALi is manufactured oy prac'
ticai Chemist. and every ounce of it under his owr
eye. " ithinvariable accuracy and care c It IS SeasSt
and protected by law iiOm Soun; i,hoe, sdU "Enso}arn'
We have. enlcNvored here to furnish the eomma
,;,n ,y;tb 4 medicine of such intrinsic superiority
md worth as shonld command itself to their conf
Ienre-a remedy at once safe, speedy and ~eliectuol
which this has by repeated and countless trials prov
{ ed Itself to be; antitrust BY great care in preparing
with chemical accuracy, o funiiorms strength to atior'
Physicians a new agent on which they can rely to
The best results, and the afflicted with a remedy tina
, yilIdo for them all that medicine can do.
7 PREPARED BY J.c. AVER, CHEMIST, LOWELL, MAS
Sold in Lancaster by Kaufman q co, |. L. Slocur
3 and DR.. Mp. Kreider, Nashville, E. Kalb, and b
: November A 1852 3m26
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Ri.ank Books.

A ALWAYS on hand, a supply Of Ledgers, Records
"A Day-Books, etc, together with all kinds OF sta
tionary,I for sale At unprecedented low prices, at the
book store of JOHN l.. TuTltlLL,
Nov4 Telegraph Building, opposite courthouse
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rJ-The New Jersey democratic members
of Congress and of the Legislature of that
State, il is said, unite in recommending Com.
Stockton for the cabinet.
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Correspondence ofthe Lancaster Gazette.
COLUMBUS, Feb. 8, 1858.

COLUMBUS, Feb. 3, 1903.
EDrroR OF THE GAzErTE:-The length OF
time that has elapsed since the last favor OF
your correspondent (unavoidably interrupt
ed) might be thought to have afforded ample
material with which to tax the patience oil
your readers now. But it is doubtful wheth-
or il has. The committee of the whole is so
convenient an institution by which Leglsla-
tors are absolved from all responsibility,
that whenever that dignifed body gets par
ticularly lazy or irresistably playful, they
have only to 60 into committee of the
whole aud their deeds are enyeloped in a
shroul of darkness as impenetrable as the
armor of Achilles. The Journal notes moth
inc of their proceedings aud the Reporters
are as silent as the grave. One OF these
some time since, not having the fear OF their
indignation before his eye, ventured to make
known Il SIN, IL item of Legislative folly there
in transacted and was almost expelled Tor
his tcmcrity.
On the 9th, the chairman OF the Senate
Temperance committee reported a bill, SIM
liar to the Maine Liquor law (which has gone
through various stages until it came up yes
trrdly and was read the second Time. 1T
will hardly pass. Monday was consumed IN
the discussion Of the New Code. A motion
by Mr.. Wilson, to strike out all of the 9Th
chapter that requires parties in litigation tc
answer TO the facts alleged %inthcir pleadlngS
was the subicctof debate and elected one OF
two good speeches by way of variety. l
was lost by the casting vote OF the Pr's'
dent. The code then passed by Il large ma
l iority--thr lucUfocos considering tia very
; essential duty tosupport it right or wrong
Nothing else Of Importance has trahsplre'
in the Senate
The House bustles and cackles like q set
. ting hen, but matches nothing. Thci oil
= giving Justices of the Peace concurrent Ju
! risdiction with %coroncrs, passed hat BOD.
, on Monday, MS did also the bill to amend tn
1 act for the relief of insolvent debtors. Tn
bill regulating railroad mortgages has pas
sed both Houses aud is now Il law. A reso
e luton was offered On Saturday, requirln
; the select committee to whom the adJOurn
q ment resolution was referred, to report
back forthwith, but it was referred TO then
u selves and has not since been heard OIL
l. When will it be!
An invitation has been received by tn
70 Legislature to visit GAINESVILLE on Frlda
next, and the House has accepted. IN
Senate has not yet acted upon it but WI
ID doubtless do the same and when this reaci
e es Won tho General Assembly will be oil
the Muskingum on train. While the su
shines make hay ''for the night will con
:, &C." The law passed in April lastior IL
IN taxation of Banks as no other property
III this State is taxed, was declared unconstit
e. tional by Judge Bates on Saturday last, & q
ST Injunction allowed against the collection
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Doors AND o

A LARGE Lot lust Notwithstanding every
N kind Of Fashionable shoe now in use, for La
dies and Misses wear. ALSO, good stock of Mems
Boots and Caters, at WlSE'S
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NEWTON SCIILEICH,
Att,y &CounseiIor At Laws notary Public
LANCASTER, OHIO.
OFFICE-In the Tallmadge Block, second moo
adjoining Mayor Creed's Office. 80
March %, 1862 ~
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-02-10

VALUABLE DIGGINGs.-Throe of the Chin
cha Islands, on the coast Of Peru, on which
Guano is deposited by birds, are said to con-
tain $50 millions of tons of the manure,
worth 1860 millions pounds sterling, or up
wards of7O0O millions o. dollars. The mum
Der OF human beings and vessels that find
employment in this trade, and the fortunes
acquired by it, show that other "Liggings"
than those of gold may be of value to man
kind. As universal fertilizer Of the earth,
increasing the food of its inhabitants, it pos
scsscs an Importance that surpasscs all 9TH
er "diggings," in proportion as food is supe.
rior to every thing else.
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VJsrAIs'S TIALStMOFWII CIITURY
The hes, Krmedy every knoNvn 10 Man
a., - III. A..ln. .,,. n,orLb;tis Tnlu

FOR coughs, colds, Asthma, Group, Rron hits Inlu
cn2a, Blreding at the Lungs Difficult Breathing,
Liver Affections, Pain cr Weakness OF tho
Brras, or SID, fr,t stages CONSUMPTION,
etc, etc, etc, cic.. etc etc. ctc.
Z y short. this Balsan is pcculiarly adapted to every
u disease Of the lungs and liver, which is produced
Nv our over varying climate,
wild cherry has long been inown 10 possess impor.
liant medicinal proportions. Thi, fact is familiar to
every mairon in our land, AMI Physicians often pre-
scribe It in different forms Tor a variety of conplain,s
Tar, also, has been equally noted Tor it's virtues; and
some physicians, wh lsr names i familiar to thr whole
country. have gone 50 far as tn declare that even rom
sumption could be cured by that alone. In other
hands, again, it was nearly yalurless, owing. no
louht, to their ignorance in preparing and admins
lering tia difficulty now entirely obviated by patient
experience and;long experiment.
The extraordinary medicinal powers of these two
substances are now for the first time, combined and
embodied in DR. JpiS,ar'S Balsam IF IHih cherry.
Nv a nice chemical process, every thing dsloterious
or useless is rejected, 20 that what remains i the
most extraordinary and truly etlicacious remedy fI
nllkinds of pulmonary and liver diseases ever known
,oImen. To convince all unbe!icvars that our theory
is really true, VIC refer to a few casea Of cures per.
formed By this wonderful medicine,
. - Il Il - IL - e. q
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HEAVY DAMAGEs.-R. Wood has recov-
cred 5000 damages from the New York
and N. Haven RailroadC Company for a broken
leg. The case has been tried three times.
On the first trial he recovered $4,000, on
the second a higher amount, and now he re-
ceives Sc 900.
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On! Ho!--The Kdlidd Venture, of the 2Sth
ult., has an article of four columns in attack
upon Mr.. BREsLIN, for the course he hus
been fit to take as Treasurer of State. 1t is
thought that he is doing very much as his
Wing predecessor did, and that he forgcts his
democracy as soon as he gets hold of tho
money bags. If BREsLIN manages as hon
estly and promptly as his predecessor, the
Venture should be satisfied. Somehow these
Locofoco ~ofice-holdeTs, when they get
into power, find that those who were before
themf were abont right, and they are won
derrully apt to follow in their footsteps
journal.
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Silks Bareges, Bareges, De Laines M
DoPLINS, selling at unusually low prices az
ApriI s. 1852 HE&EY'S.
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SUPREME CoURT--Injunction CASES.
Thursday morning the Supreme Court took
up tho cases involving the constitutionality
of the tax law Of last winter, so far az it ap-
plies to banks. Mr.. PUGH made the open
ing argument, and spoke about ninety min
utes ugainst the banks and in support Of the
law. Judge JAMES, Of Cincinnati, then
smoke about forty minutes, when he gave
way for an adjournment till Monday morn
ing, mt which time the discussion will be
renewed. The court granted four hours tn
ench side to be devoted TO oral argument.
Mr.. PUGH, in behalf of the State, closed
his argument with u declaration that star
tied some, and amused others who were
present. After insisting that the adoption
Of the new constitution swept uwUy all the
supposed vested rights claimed by the banks
heS5aid if il should be decided that these
institutions were still beyond the control Of
the Legislature; ifthe peaccNblG revolution
of 1851, which brought IL new constitution
did not reach the banks, SO as to place then
on the tax list, aud within the reach of leg
islation, !hen-perhaps he ought not to say
it. as u lawyer, but he would say ii as n man
that the time had come Tor ANOTHER rerOiu
ti0N for an application Of that argument 'chic.
LyraRts can feel, and can be made 10 respect!
We cannot say how this mob.law thrca
appeared to other minds, but to us 1t seem
ed utterly out of place. lfPUGu had beef
on the stump, or in the 9Th of January Con
yention, this might have been in good taste
but to close al argument byi telling tn
Court ifthey did not sustain his side in thei
decision, that he would head a mob to iorci
bly, destroy the banks, is at least a form Il
proceeding not laid down in the new code
I'VE wish the banks much joy in the very in
teresting prospect before them.--Joarnal.
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ASYLUM FoR THE BLED.--Thc sixteenth
Annual report Of the Trustees Of the Blind
Asylum has been laid before the Legislature,
aud printed. The present humber of pu-
pills is Sc, which will probably be increased
during the term. The Mechanical Depart
ment has been conducted as usual through
the year, and the balance OF Receipts over
Expenditures in the Boys Department was
one. thousand sixty-four dollars aud sixty
three cents-in the Girls, seventy-ive dol
lars and sixty-eight cents, The current ex-
penses Of the Institution for the past year
have been seven thousand three hundred and
tw~enty-nine dollars and sixty-four cents
Journal.
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= 4 t i j Z ! ] t !
IIvEs SAVED BY TnE USE OF ONLY 3 BOTTLES
OF "wnrAu'S n>LsAM OF WIN cnERRY,"

OF "WIsTANo TNTsNNU ~ VII VTIEHFT'
M Ellen, Rentnchy, July ~ 1882 -MeSsrs; Har-
court. Howard X Co,-Gcms;-The "Dr. Wistar's
BaIsam of Wild Cherry" that I bought of you, has
been of such signal benefit in NY family, thatl wish
TO m,ke its virtues known for the benefit Oft u pGhlic
NV wife took cold at the time of hcr confinement
which settled on her lungs. Tho physicians pro-
nouucel her disease consumption. She had proiuse
night swcats, and had coughs; she was given up, for
we ~dospaired of her recovery, and her child p%artook
of ~hercomplaint She then commenced taking IPiS-
tar's Baisam Of Wild Cherry" and three bottles ei-
rccted an entire cure with her and the child both.
have no doubt that they would have now been IN
their graves IL they had not have usrd WistNr's BAL
sam OF Wild Cherry. SETH Il. SEARCY.
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TNNIIE Undersigned having bought tho entire inter
Il est OF JAcoB 4. BncK he will continue the Hard
ware business at his old stand opposite the Tallmadge
House, where he will constantly keep on hand a gem
rral assortment of Hardware, which hn will positive
ly sen cheaper than any house in the city can sell.
Ife invites his old friends and the public generally to
call on him before purchasing elsewhere, a. he is de.
termined to give general satisfaction
rPAll persons knowing themselves indebted TO the
Undersigned, or the late frm Of Bope Il Beck, are
earnestly requested to call and settle, as the business
of the fiIn must be settleduP at as early a day, as
possible. J. borE'
Lancaster. March %, 1859.
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IMPORTANT Decision RELATIVE TO BE-
SocIETIEs.-Thc Cayuga Lodge
case, |. o. o. f., some time pending in
the Supreme Court Of New York, ON de-
murrer, has been decided in favor of the
plaintiffs on all the points involved in
the tissue. The principal point was wheth,
or the court will enforce the trust created
by tho constitutions of the order. The de-
cision of The court sustained the position
assumed by Cayusa Lodge, and overrulcs
the demurrers inierposed in behalf of the
members who withhold the funds coutribu-
ted for the objects Of bcncvolence and char
ity, 1t is therefore an important decision
not only to the Order of Odd Fellows, but
to the Order Of Sons of temperance, Free
MasOus, Martha Washington and other
Charitable societies which are not incorpar-
ated. It recognizes their constitutions, and
maintains that the courts will enforce the
trusts which they create.
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IRoN BRipaE.-The Central Road Is con-
structing n huge Iron bridge over the Mus
kingum ut GAINESVILLE. The piers Of mas
sive stone work are ready to receive the SUI
perstructure, and the heavy castings are
generally complete, SO that the work will be
finished during the summer We did not see
the model, and could not fully comprehend
the plan Of the structure, but the huge cast
ings and enormous beams, all told ofa work
that was intended to stand for n thousand
years. We presume it will be the finest, most
elegant, and substantial bridge in Ohio.
the river, and two on the banks. The struc'
ture will DO entirely beyond the reach Of al
possible foods, and, as it will not burn, whel
once erected, it win be a permanent monu
ment Of Western genius and enterprise, O
; which tho citizens Of GAINESVILLE may wei
be proud.-0. .. Journal.
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Dissolution " rartnorship.

iiNlIE Partnership heretofore existing under the
Il name and firm Of BOpE & BECK, is this day dis.
solved by mutual consent, tho books and accounts are
in the hands of p. BOpE, who will make all settle.
he maid. y. BOPE.
March o6 1889. - J. y. EEK
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SHOCKING Uncle Ned, u misery negro,
Of 80 years, who has long lived in Louis-
vile, was murdered on Thursday night by a
miserable woman throwing boiling water on
him while in bed. In his wretched hoy o
were found 100 pair of old boots, and SI3h
insflyer change, Tied up in dirty rugs.
3G The roads are worse than they have
been this winter.
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HIsToRIcAL Account OF HYMEs.-IIy.
men was a beautiful youth Of Athens, who
for the love of a young virgin, disguised him.
self, and assisted ut the Ellusiniun rites:
and at this time, he, together with his be-
loved and divers other young ladies of that
city, was surprised and carried of by pi.
rates, who surprising him to he what he mp
peared, lodged him with his mistress. In
the dead Of night, when the robbers were all
asleep, he cut their throuts. Thence max
ing hasty way back to Athens, he burgained
with The parents that he would restore Ia
them their daughter and all her companions
If they would consent TO her marriage.
which proving very happy, il became tht
custom to invoke the nam Of Hymcn at al
n~uptials,
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Seth r. Searcy, whose certificate Is above, is a man
Of as much vrracity as any in this county, and a man
of good Judgment, and we place entirc reliance on his
statement. HARCOURT, HOIVARD& co.
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LIVER g o nj r,
Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Chronic or Nervous

Debility, Diseases OF the Kidneys,
A ND all diseases arisingfrom a disordered Livef
"A and Stomach, such as constipation, %fullness, OF
blood to the head, acidity ofthe stomach nausea heart
burn. disgustfo for food, ~fullness or weight in the stomach,
sour quotations, sinking or iuttering Al 1.-THE pit ofthe
stomach, swimming of the head, hurried and difficult
breathing, ~luttering at the heart, choakingo or sufIoca-
ting sensations when in alying posture, dimncss Of vls-
the head. deficiency of Precipitation, yellowness OF the
skin and eyes, painiin the side, back, chest, limbs, &c,
sudden Pushes of heat, burning in the flesh, constant
msginings of evil, and great depression Of spirits,
=, . ~. n r., ~ At 7 v rITRED nv .
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OycrwhcImimg Testimony.

AVER HALF a Million of Testimonials shave been
Orcceiyed by the Proprietor OF McAlister's ALL
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Blank ~SubpGnas
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ss4-ss@asaHefeuHR&N HAVE o. hand a1ot oMAIrEn MA.ont RasA,
- LAS for sale. Q. w. KREMER.
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DIR. H O IS
C1,T ED Gu,rfiO GERMAN RISTERS.

Their power overthe above diseases is not eXcalltd
if equalled, by any other preparation in the Unitcd
States. as the cures attest, in many cases After S&I-
full physicians had failed.
Possessing great virtues in the rcctiticstion OF
diseases Of the liver and lesser glands, exercising the
most searching powers inweakncss & affections OF tie
digestive crgans,h they are withal safe, cert inSpie'sant'
pr,n Avn ny T~ONVJNCEn
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North cast conner OF ih and Wtlm streets, Cincin'
natl, Ohio. General Agent for tho West, to whom
all orders must no addressed.
For sale h, Kaufman X Co.. and VI. z Kreider,
Lancaster; C. Fielder. Baltimore; p. llsne, PLEASANT
vile; Buell., Ilo!mrs&co. Carroll; J. II Sundcrman,A-
mania; y 4. DAVIDSON. Tarlon; l.. KALI, Rushville;
q. II. Mmllrr Il CO Somerset: 5. d Buckwatci.
TIallsville: NJ. & 4. Patterson, Ai'lrla: Trout md
Tickardt, Cireleville. Dec 8 4m3i