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NOTICE 70

4 TAKE this method to inform, the ThreShing Ma
i chine men Of this and the adjacent counties that l
Foundry, IN Lancaster, where l will attendto
REP AIRING ALI. T~HRESHiNG MACHINES.
that may be conGdedto my charge. particularly the
Massiilon Machine. having the M~sssillon castings
complete, both FOR the Power and Separator. Hav-
ing worked sometime in the Massillon Establishment,
I shall be well prepared o repair those machines. /
will. also, 10 addition TO ~rerafring machlnea, put up
to order, Iron and wood-stAve OFFENDERS. :
A WORD TO SAW MILL OWNERS.
Z i will get up to order an excelleut aTficieb y which
to gum saws; and also manufacture to order a Self.
Resisting saw-Log Loader. 4 machine that will DO
more work. for leSs money! than aav ether machine
for that purpose now Ln uss One ofthese machine
can be seen AFTER the fifyt of April at the sbcvs nan.
ed Foundry. A. VAN TRUMP,
Lancaster, ApriiR, 1859. -
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A SsUe OPERATION Some months ago
Capt Vanderbilt purchased the water front
below the Belmont House New Brighton,
Staten Island, for $4,000, and abou; sixty
days thereafter he sold the sams to The
present proprietors Of the. Staten Island fer
ries for $4,000 The "penny" was MIN.
bly and adroitIy "turuod." -
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KiEed ana. voxsled. -Geu. Stafford, Of
New. York; Edward G. Cu.6inq, the sec
ond engineers; Christoph-r sfrey, fireman:
John Shannon, dsekhaad; Mary Bdder and
Betsy Wooster. sisteIs, Injtsn;. sqn1ws;
James D. Van. Shafk,. ysiter, a boy. FOur.
teen were wounded. whose names are NOT
Errpbfted. - K.
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AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

Themembcrs oil the Fairfield County AEricultur.
al Society are requested to pay to the Treasurer Of
the Society, or to thu township committeeman. their
Tho purchase Of the Fair Ground and citing Up the
s,ne involve considerable expense and Requires an
immediate outlay Il is therefore desirable that N am.
oers should pay up promptly and as soon as possible.
We expect to beat the State Fair naxt fall aud wan,
means 10 getthe grounds prepared in the best posi-.
Bile manner. JOHN REFER. Pres.
JoHNc WEAVER, Seey. Arril 7-sw.
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LoUistitEIsJ I'd rs: 81. Kirkisud, the
street preacher, e holding forth here. The
Roman Catholic BishOp, Mr.. iSpsalding .haa
published . carde rsqaesisg MI Roman
Catholics to. keep away fran the meeting.
The Mayor has fatbid Kirkaad to eonln1s
his ip~feaehiHR.s@ [.
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r. Dr. Guy.ott,s tshproved extract OF
'ELL0W DOCK AND SARNAPARILb

Y FELLOW DOCK AND SARSA Pa RILi.
III NOW PUTUPIN THE LARGEST sized bot
Rties, and Is a~cknowledg ID u be tbs best SARSaPA.
RILLA m,ds; as is certified, by the WoyDEarUL
CUHEs II has performed, ths6riginal copios of which
are in the possession OF the Proprietor. Remember,
thi, is ths only TRUE and ORIGINAL article.
The Medicine, wien used according to directions,
~ Will Cure, Without Fail
ScnoFuIA on KtSss Evil, CANHERs, Tuaons,
ERUPrIoNs OF THE SKrS, ERYsiPELAs. CERok-
10, SoSE-EYkR, RINGwoRM OH TETrERs,
ScALD HEAD, RHsUNi ,TisM, PArSs TN
TIiE BoNEs GA JOINTS, OH SoRts
AND ULcERs, Sw GrIrsG OF
THE GLAND', SYPHrLIs, e.
DTPEPsI,, SALT RHEUM,
DISEASE OF KIDNEYS,
Loss OF APPETITE, IS
.DIsEAsE ARRIsISo- FROM THE USE OF =
MERCURY, PAM IN THE SIDE AyD SHoUL-
DERs, GENERAL DEBrLrry, Observation-Disclosures.
DICE y CoSTIvESEts.
The Best Fem lle Medicine Known.
The peculiar mlladiss to which fomales ara sub
ject, CON n1nly PrJluce graf bodily exhaustion, ac-
companied by a depressed and often gloomy state OF
mind. As the system declin S in strength, there is a
loss Of nervous power, and this very naturally i'm
pairs the energy OF the mind and disturbs the equl-
nimity of tho tempe Every candid woman who
has suffered from fem ale complaints will admit tbs
to be the IN ,urnfnl truth. Now, to obtain RELIEF, it is
only necessaryto stop hetend, ncy to depletion and
debility. This is done by renewing that fountain Of
health and strength. thu and no medicine ac-
completes this desirable result so speedily aud com
plete as'"Dr. Guysott's Improved Extract of Yellow
Dock and Sarsapardla." 70
Ladies' Of pale complexion and ~conSumptive habits.
ant such as ara debilitatsd by those distractions
which females are liabl sto, are restored, by the use
Of a bpttle or twr, to bloom and to vigor.
ScrcfaIa and Career cured BY Dr. GEys3tfs Er-
tractof YeHo;D Dock and SarsapGrRia4
q q & Eq q q
Irregular or Diserdsred Menstraation. cured by
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CorToSr Falsely PAekED.-The Mem
phis Enquirer says, that agreat deal Of cot
ton, falsely packed. was shipped from that
port the. past s'ason, on,b bail Of (which was
returned 10 the commission merchant a few
days since at Memphis, who suffers a loss
of Sl3o on the bile. unless he should be able
70 recover from The planter.
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& New TRIAL TO KissxsE. we antici-
pated, Judge Finn has granted a new trial
ia this case. The Cincinnati Gazette Of
this morning says: a.'
4 Yesterday, Judge Finn granted a new
trial to Kissane. He made no decision on
the points made in the argument, on which
he has held the case under adyisement.--
The Counsel presented the Court a certi6-
cate from the Executive of New York. to
the effectthat the pardon granted in that
State to MiIlards the accomplish, admitted
to testify on the TRIAL, was a special one,
and did not restore his competency as a
witness. This has been procured since the
motion was Submitted to the Judge, and
held under advisement. When presented,
the fudge allowed the new trial, on the
ground Of the newly discovered evidence
He made nosdecision on any point argued
before him. His3bail was fixed III $4,000;
but whether this embraces the two other
indictments for forgerys we do ~nottknow.-
Ia Deputy Marshal also appeared with a
bail piece, from the Uaited States Court,
and claimed the custody Of Kissane on that
We are NOT Informed how they ixed the
matter. @-7 mg,g ID aft 4a. nd ?
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HrGodey's Lady's Book for August Is
on Our tnbl This number Is finely illus.
tratej, and the reading matter Is generally
of an excellent character. Cooley publishes
Que Of the best magazlues in the country
and deserves to be well patronized. Fur
nished to clobs. IL copies / year. $40.
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Nkw Yslk, july. .ts.@The explosion OF
the steamer Empire State was caused by 4
sloop rUnniugdbt6ths Heamer, ~dispiacing
a boiler, which dropped overheard.
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Imporf,iilt from Earope

Nkw Yoak. Julx ls.-The following. per
stedmer hrabia, hon our LIVERPOOL cores
|peodeht: ~rsaeheaus this morning. via Bost.
tons sFdf
LIvsRpootsJ alr a,eJGst IS the Arabia
wss leaving. astsleGsAPhls despatch from
London cached a, anaonnelngsthst-I2 600
|Rassa4a forces had entered Jasgy on the
Ssh nle: ,s'S;2s -
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BOOK, STATIONERY, AND FANCY
.a.gTft STnRE

sttl- E- STORE.
TNHE subscriber has commenced the above bust
l. ness IN the room lately Ocenptci bpJoh1 L. Tut.
hiH as a Book Store, directly opposite the Court
House, wherein will deal in, and supply overv thing
in the ~ :
BOOK, Stationery and Fancy Line.
Purchasers are invited 10 call anil examine his
iarge and we'll selected stock, embracing Misee.lane-
Gus, School Books. Blank Books, Stationery, Fancy
Artie' es, and every thin; pertaining to his business.
They VIII find him always on hand, ready and willing
to supply their wants. at prices that cannot fi no
give thorough satisfaction, and no trusts that BY
prompt attention and low prices. he win receive a
berat patronage. ~
Msy "a, 1913. q eoNNEtL, Agent
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assA1i
n Anpts1. a 49, ~
u. Gs cSs.s iiaaSsss ~
m - 49, -. -
m.esSee-A 80 49, 49,
Nv - rs,,h,.s -. 49,,
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80 the i.rs--f -
IN Al - 80 49,
: 81 - fcs-3e@ 60
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"a eB q a1s-s5
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IS 81 RSv - C--f4 Psas.S
= Ia 64.n5l 80 fS
~ - 1Ssored Sho,sisc
: n % sIeki@S
(. ID ..ar .so,<1I 80. h.s =
so =. 49,. "a 49,
q . Bnssss sh.lar: "
81 io@tSEr
wifAn vSflSv - -. n .-.LA
iion ii. 6.rne5. n 80. ii
DO wen fo csn ~ d 60 ,hr~ 49,. -
Maxi ID -, 3 ropk 49, q A,.,.f -.
~sS-csent - X n spsAe-s
eoods IA thsir liz ~ s..fss. -
Iferrss. Hsits, "a s,~..stss ~. 49, 6s-s.
|pacEies- a. ~ ave. nnSss -, -
shoIt Ten 49, - 49, - 49,
Hsrness j. n 4 ana 49,. .-n,.sI. m c--sti.,c1
Hamna f1adHaYas n1ush euE - .stl.-.
FSo6ra fhrgsd; siSdisrS Tccis efsse4S dsee,l5tioa.
noaex bxpgFrhsEns these EScas isun y. BoFS,ss
ae - eo.orn.ae 2 sel s.dtlsryU HardwpFoc hplp-
=. sss1rS Seiory m ipese peruss.
nfsi ~ - y DyoSS ANY,
sS~--esf- ~. 80 !. 1gkE o. LAnsssteIt fsn
Sres-zs hsss. 1880 - ne gess- nss = On
~ ~ 49, hsetnFC
IS fSosg, ssots9 1919 s. 80
10 Pisesssn wo11fed J ~
~ Ha-es sasorted ca HtlnoHs,
Pieces dftb. bloc andkseen Cloth.
Wttfrenaneitd nusIih skd hoafv task.
% Hides onfmoleaLxsthery -rS
iOq Sets IilssFAn brass piinfand y ibse6,
With 4 vaHay Of ofber goods TOO tedious "A ena4
nersfo, All (which win 81 SolA rheep. Il WIN b
% ne sdy.nt.ss q shis bs.neh osnesAsasssto look
~ ! mg1ey g - 1sred- ,nrr
has ala6 rrovds5 - ,haScaS - -. 4. 80.
trT. yThD buiid onr eifieS ~ to,Srs 81 20 n IsnA
|fcf thon-H srd and PGnnci saws. Compass and k.ek
Saws 8 4 n: and 4 6an1 X rrt A.. ~ 81 Sz-i
sruarua Tr,tno gor.re. - 10 Irch- 4 - q frse
AurrT. kssf 49, -. s-ncsh ~ -. pi,ee..
Ra6his. NfouIS;og- e. A. Hssrh-ts - Hssr-st
Iron I'D Wool Es.ees. Br.ea. M Bi,ts- fron q A. 10
dol1afs. Morfice Ard soxketf Chfsois. slnrle a. a
ecas, - Whieh eovidbs sddrd tour srore ~ IN ~.
smnce Il Ia asv. I'D ~ enTreafeVS ali N ri f1pR
andhs Nilf taks p!aasure in showfna dian ~ noo6t
and sell cheaper thaa eYe--Whirh win nstonlsk tka
|natiyes.
"oEA =" ING
J. bOPE has on hand . hns lot Of Bo0t acfofec;
sfeneh AOroeoofof tadiess Avn blAdest lasting tleks,
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NEW IMPRoyEMBNT IN INSERTING
ARTTFTcTAI T1EIeru.

nRS. ciaer q Williams have made ~ tt6rr
Dmenk In the nt'0f inserting artificial te4thepgne-
faie plates. Tho improvement consists N soi1es-
ing teeth on platea, - - toprevent them lfom con
tracing and ~gpringing while In tho tctof s~oldefing.
and COOLING, which viii AVOID all difficulties that Den.
lists 50 lhvahably meat with ID constFnefing full gntg'
Of teeth. a. patent viii 10 Secured IN shDh tims
then specimens can be seen q Gun dice afpF
Laaeaatsf, Jubs 10, lo6A shss aEaaE Is
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NEw 4 PAY sTonEs
EnREsMAN.


Lave jnst ressivsd and opsnsd spfks -04 Sfsaf
Ii 5ylIAN& VEatca, 81 sniife
NEW sFocKioE DRYsc0oDs. GROCERIES,,
hsasais, B06h. gans pos1ss PdrdSas.t1,
thitH hsvs bsth Es6gtfi - ~ xhl s. lold
fcft IA or couDrnE 7hntc3311E114 tmaIlprofls-
AL thstip pacessssy ~ rr64ihr1 b11en liali fhs
ready psy1g9ten taprplsritI6 - he oii WY a %.
ing bnsi6ss< hU e~sfap3eumine fhslr priaes
Dc.sh paid s0ssit tladl " Grim 1Ffn
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PHiLApEtsAA, July Is.-Tbe British bark
C6hdot, from Australia for London, with a
cargo aofwool and % 900 ounces Of gold,
was destroyed by FIRE.
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95-The editor of the La Grange Repor-
fer while on a visit to. Grifen, saw ona day
a mammoth mule, Henry Clay, five years
old, nineteen aud a half hands high,r and
weighing 2.90o pounds the model hogsSam
Houston, two years and nine monthe old
and weighing $50 pounds; and lastly, the
1bndsto 81 the worldin the person ofa liv;
ing skeleton nekro, Wade Hampton, i've
fess high thirty years old md weighs only
,thifty podpdg. sfea
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Wanted Every is5dy 10 be Rich.

rHNiIIS do siranle b on may be realized by either
SIX in town OF country BY enclosing ons dollar
Postpaid. to 3, Neil in, Box 76. Col1nsra. Ohio,
who will iorw ri hi' Nine M.thod4. bJany OF viii h
from 70 to 2Q dollAfi per week can b , easily insde.
a Try OF those receipts ;~io4 flS Inohths since were
comparatively In want.
July 81, 1883.
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- 1B6ted tome tor SuosetipIDAs Nse.sT"es
wOri, ,rsreaPesusily sslioissa 2 se,s,s without 90
lay Undi the first Of Auga.s ssn H s.,1.s. :
count. 'sn q Pr \ ,.,ls q ssmsslisd q [sOIies,.st !
~ ~ Gseeass "a shall hsssi.srtly % under the
5 -paeslsity q ehsrKiug the highest ssrsAs. Etse en-
~ Pls.time hoNeEss. ,0ss rs ss1S y. " 49, . y No.
PEsass ~ ~ s-%. 49, broaUEyEAyER. 8
a.Aa,vS- ls5ss.,a ,,g,s,ss-g ~ %
Nh. Inlmyssbsshce. aereuHts ssn. % settled s4
AtMeiselceE. g ~. ~. -
1Thnreday M0Fnine, JuVy9I, 1853.
#=7#T=
DAIETe GAzErTK.--0nr citizens begln 70
feel the iosss Of . daily medium tNrongh
which they can review stte latest lnsel'i-
aseenee from abroad, and as there are
certain matters OF local importance N wnich
.sAhey are deeply interested, they ieet tpe NO
- scsssity ~ofjopce moro having 2 daily paper,
) re-esfahlished among them, ana we areire-
qusnily asked, BY those public spfitea gen
,@tIemea who sustAihed the daily IN former
Il times, the reason why we did not keep tne
little craft afoat, We are July aware that
rthe interests Of the city, the Intelligence
of her people, the rapid gFowth OF her bust
nssss as well as hePsogrsssiye spirltot the
day; demand from the public journalist
something more than a. weekly synopsis OF
@Htews;hut when we look over the receipts
of the daily whilst under the charge OF ms.
Weaver. we feel some hesitancy In som
sAmsnciig an enterprise from which wc eouia
rat.l- 1t IA a .n.L AZ hnrA,nsaru anv hit
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TaE New YoRk ExHrBlrIos.-The Tri-
buns thinks that September will be the
best time for a visit to the Crystal Palace.
At the conclusion of its article upon the
opening ceremonies, it says:
"L.et us say once more to country friends,
make no haste to visit our great Exhibition.
Come at your leisure, and come prepared to
spend two or three days in systematic OBJ
servation and careful study of whatever
may strike you as most worthy. Take
your time IN coming, and try to have time
at your command when you do come. You
will probably want a catalogue in your
hand, whereinto pencil your observations,
on whateveEyou may think worthy of notes
and no complete Catalogue can be ready
for some days yet. By-and-by we shall
doubtless have Excursion Trains arranged
to bring ih5and return their hundreds and
thousands at reduced rates Of passage; the
weather will be cooler and all circumstan-
ces mole favoring. The Exhibition will
richly repay youthe cost of attending it,
but take your time"
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a. 2
TsRRiRLE STRoKE BY LteHTEINc,-Mr.
Francis Cooleywas instantly killedby light
ming on Tuesday Of last week at Peoria,
Wyoming county, New York. The de-
ceased was standing In his store, filling q
~camphene can, when the lightning entered
ut the back ofthe building, struck him near
the head, and passed out through his heel,
entirely stripping him of his clothes, and
eausjnginstaht death. The c~amphene was
aIs6 infamed, and when Mrs, Cooley en-
tered the room,hardly a moment had elapsed,
the adeceasedwas standing Upright against
1.-The wall, e~nvelopedl ii d sheet OF iame.-
Mrs. Cooley aud her sister were sitting, at
the time, about q tabley inoa room over the
store; and the top Of the table was separa-
ted from its legs in an instant. Two per-
sons were in the store at the A~time--oae, u
young man, standing near the door, was
tossed into the street, a distance OF nearly
twenty feet-the other, a lady. was pros
trated and rendered senselsss; but neither
were seriously injured zs sa55g ids
DeArH or SAMUEL APPLETON, OF Bostos.
This distinguished merchant in days gone
by, aud gentleman Of large Fortune, died
Suddenly ofcholic on Tuesday, at the age Of
Is7. He retired from active business thirty
years ago. and from the proceeds of his
large eeIateyEe has, givehrid private charity
land to puklic nbjscVs Of worth and Heni6,
lcenee, more than s25,00o a year, for ssyeta.
years. Mr.. A. bft a widow, but no chill
dren. ~ !
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~IsfEREsTfEG FROM TExAs.-By sadvices
from G alvestonsto the 4tH Inst, we learn
that Colonel C., May, With ! wife, had ar
rived there, and proceeded to- San Antonio,
to Join his regiment.k Charlesa5 MitchelL
editor ofths Victoria Advocate, had died at
,Layaca,, from injuries t~eceivsdia diving in
shallow water. The, diafrheawassxery fa4
tal in many parts of Texas. Lieut.. Ives
Of the Typographical Engineers, Mr. II.
|Campbells Astronomer, and Dr., Kennedy,
Naturalist, being a portion Of Lieut.. Whip
pies expedition, had passed through FNicto-
ria for San Antonio. Ffequent rains hat
fallen in Texas, and thee ecsps, generally
were promising. Gov. Payne, one ofGeh.
Rusk's railroad survey party was lying i'll a
Waco F1s9 Isle i
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s6-Shall these who went out from US
and who once formsdthasfaronsidstAb lie
puStian of our strength, Be reused all re-
turn to the fold whence they strayeds--
Shall the Wandering proIigdlbe denied the
parental welcome Of a penitent son.-
Mansfield Her.
No, not when truly penitent they come,
ask for forgiveness of their sins aud beg to
be takenip; but when they come but to
dictate ana ask admissions on their own
terms, we can only say "gh, we know you
not.ss @U 81 e rs
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D)nnefs.
Jonas Rufasr and Isaac Rufrasr,

Jonas Ruffher aud Isaac Ruirnsr.)
Us.
David Tusin5 & Barbara his wife.
J. Holiday s Magdalena his wife. In Partition.
Saml, Shoots s Rebeccs his wife,
Jacob Ruifner, John Henthonre& Fairfield Common
Mary his wife, Roles q Emily } Plea.
his wife & william Crist infant
son of VIM. Crist 4 Anna his vile 20
now decd
Z HNHE defendants arc hereby notified that the petit
Il TONERS on this day filed in the Clerks Office OF
the court Of Comm % Pleas for the county Aforesaid
that certain petition praying that partition be made OF
the following described premises, situated in Fairfield
county, to vii: a part Of section No. 20P. II r IL and
described az follows, Beginning atths S, W. corner of
said soc. thence n. 40 four pole chains aud 6n links to a
post, then;e N. ~ d,gress y 2chsins and 70 links
to a post, thence n. Gu degrees L z chains aud 80 links
to a post, thence L IL chains to a post. thence S. 4
chains and 50 LINKS to a sycamore, thsnea Z 3 3 chains
and 25 links to a post, thence S. 40 chains and 50
links to a post, thence ". So chains AMI 81 links 70
the place Of beginning, containing 2f7 ~ 100 acres,
in such manner thar s equal undlvidsl 9th parts
thereof be set apart 10 Severalty to the petitioners,
who hold by purchase tina interest OF Ill ofsaid dsfen.
dsris In said lands, except thu said VIM. Crist aud
that one equal 9th part thereof, DO set apart to said
minor defendant VIM. Crist-and that said peti ion
will come on to be heard al the next DC ober term Of
said court.
JoTNGARAGuTY, AtIorney for petitioners.
Juno ~, 1883. 6-6w
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JUNE 80, s

JUNE 80, 1853.
eesivea thi' day At the chap stora Opposite
AOShaetfir's Hot,il a large variety of Fancy dress
Goo!'-sueh as plain B ,rages of all eoiors and prices
Fi5d 1eragss Of nany styles. AMI cheap, soms very
handsome. at only i9i Cents a yard.
". T. WISE.
parasOls.
A now stock ust opened, at greatly reduced prices
Junj 80. ll53. WI WISE.
D)nnets.
ow opening, a fresh lot fac English straw. plain
IN Leghurn, French Lace, Gimp. amt various kinds.
Soma more Of that same sort at 80 cents-csli soon
juno 80, 1854, VT. WISE.
Hosiery, Notions aud Me Nacks
In innumerable variety at w. T. WIsE'S.
Qneensware.
A bar Jain may now bs had by any one in want el
"A a nice dinner or tea set, by calling at W. T.
Wise's, where a large and completely assorted stock is
now unpaeking.
june 81, 1853
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TINS Isisa f. ,pUssATl emigration
mania is said to have somewhat abated ia
parts Of the Kingdom the approach Of har-
vest being probably the main ieIuse, but the
western counties still Contribute their full
coniingsntto the vastlrish population now
settling down beyond the tive gfeat oceans.
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G. We RxEnoAD.- We learn from
the circleville Hstald that the track laying
was commenced West ofthe river, at that
place on Monday morning. A very large
amount Of Iron has already arrived at that
place, and tho work WILT DO pushed forward
as rapidly as possible. The Herald says the
work goes bravsiy on.
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viGJ-Ouf Farmers are very busilyl engaged
in cutting and securing their wheat, and
from some observation which we have made
within the past week, we believe the wheat
crop In this county will turn. out much bet
ter. than was anticipated two weeks ago.-
The fyhas not injured it 50 much as was
supposed, the grain Is femarkably full and
plump, and ali things considered we believe
there will be an average, or nearly an aver
aye yield. Some fields are heavy and 9th
sfl light but on the whole we do not think
our farmers can complain. This week, y
The weather is good, will sec i all safely
Corn, oats and grass promise abundant
yield. - Wooster Repub. w
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nnafness NotIck.

80 / hsysI day sIsPssssa sfthe Gazette s'tabli.h-
! hSni 10. ThpsfAss 3 xueigEnn Eea AilahSse N
. astt.d tome Cor Subscription. Adysrtsing or Job
worh, .rsrespseuully solicited % settle without de-
~ Tnbl the first Of August X SsdbseflPdou Sc-
counts anbs pia atthe ~ sftwo dollars per year.
mar that limo. 4 will b eomPelled 70 spliestsata
Hsasy Gspeass I'D sh.li Sssessarily 70 under the
naess.ity a charging the highest teriAs. I give en-
..pie.tims however. fors ssttlenhent and would much
prerer that those indebted would pay their aeeouuts
aaass The frsseasf. E0EoRGEWEAvER. q
s4Asyk. 1885,
MI. Ihimyssbssace. apreputS esu.Se settled Is
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6rSomo time ago we stated that We
should be m~uchobtged 70 some one--pr any
one-if ne would Inform a aa 70 what Wing
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AdBsrsfser. :
To preserve TO each State is Indiyidual
rights; to give to the general government
only so.maeh powsrias q necessary 70 90.
cure the psrSss. uhion ofths States, and u
80 administer the laws. that every mAn
shall 6ad protection for his person, protsc.
tionf for hIS labor security for his property
and all the multitude Of blessings d good
sOvernmsnt can bring to those who 1--we IN
der II. This is the understanding OF the
Whigsof ohio--rhisl L. the understanding Of
the Whigsof che Union. These are the
purposes for which they have united aa Q
party: and TO believe th ,ss things. and to
desire these things constitute q man a WING,
no matter where he may live, no matter
where born. no matter wharf.-the condicon In
life. These are the obisctsuf every Whig-
anams eomprs hensiys enough to Include
every friend ofths Union. the c onstisation
and the r pGbiicanism ofths eohntry-s
name which ranges uadst Its dag men Of
all creeds. in all the States, and OF all pro.
feSsiOns7-aad which l. asaacsi6ed BY the
tlOod.and treasure of dls fskriats Of the Rev
olutioa. andwhjchi Il now boFne- ny the par.
" whose aim. and cad il ia pisssfys unfair.
nisbed aifihai i good in the, social and. 20.
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