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Ocean Steamers, ST.

o'Fer OF TIE Accessory Ts1SsIr Co. or SlcAs4GUA
THE Directors of this Company having appointed
~ .sAkLtS hORGAN t,q heI Agent for ra9nins the Com
, now Re urpi.ned to hui alone ana pSsssnSers are r.
cured accordingly purchase their tickets by 6omPanys fs
Isaac G. LIZA, sec'y. '''-''-~
| NETWORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP
5SS'' IS sHs's g s9S
hs through tel eta incrdag The IhHus crossing The p, d
ssSne steamship STAR OF TIE WEST val leave Tou pier
sA Moth River At hse O'clock NJ precisely for San
A, MONDAY. June "a connecting with The aud favore
EO having Jut wsye transportation These sts
S.Ge rt,urIsssed 10 heir ventilation and accommodation
io uknsOn pese the lowest rates sppy only ths
'''''' CHARLES MORGAN, Agent
A gsTRALIAN STEAMSHIP C0NPANY-FOr
~ PORT PHILIP, MELBOURNE ard SYDNEY AUSTRALIA
-ihe rsgniecer steamship GOLDEN AGE, 2to0 tuna
sale lhs steamship o. tie size and euh and Ia every repec
70 ne Collins Lise oseame, and believed will De
& 'i d Class CT Ss,eHssT; arc epen0' 70 any steamer ever
~ 80 Lseie. soop .SS7j
r. 90 2i5
HOWARD son A pssas' &c. sps 3. BSo.dw.y
FOE CALIFoRNIA--The new aud splendid steam.
- Ap eNcLk SAM iSese tansl asul A VI In ComnsoSer
tAso I'D PANAMA, on MONDAY June 20 "a 49,
halle ehauo oos The transit Of s ts.ss sa9Ians 70
y 'gysss me gSs' o. ts steamer eeil Saon
st a q lie Sea meis on he Atlantic. IL u coutacus e5
- & Will maze tie IN ea dys lees time than II 49,, -
e ty any other fos around the Horn febr n,
~eNPyto =. MILLS, Agent, No 81 Couri' anStir,
tlCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY
a. Re IkE3EN va sOUTHAMPToN, the o. ;. Mai ssea,n
~ "AshlNOlOk, T. FHch Commander wl sail Tor Br~eD
I Seiisu pion o. leId the mails aud PASSENGER Tor FN
o., P sS tANCE, on SATURDAY, June Is y o'clock NJ
I5 80 ~ faoh NETWORK TO SOUTHAMPTON BREMEN
N Cal,
hseees Love- Saloon. 100
nearerene.S co
All lstfeI, me slsesn q attached 70 each steamer
srscs S.s.. -. -. through the Post-Ohce
I Yrrrsss.n ~ n bayre and London.
fNl eAsafs o. height sprlv "a
ne s,esnlis Nm SAND RIERA Asoas No. . soufhsf
!sy ls. --1 WI succeed the Washington, Gnd sal
n sSsM ~ 1i- and Weekly
B'y osD1suder "a ' ,s. .nS t.stsons so.er MARION
% sS,. y e osset prscy ~, I 1s sao,S AZ
Tes'@ sfOlFOhD, fLKsToS ssenea aud bd pas. tso az
ksIs ae'e' s'r Fonds Sn5vs 70 70 10 ~ si.aasssy
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6tcamboats ano Railroads.

pOOSENLLT and BRIDGE-Sr FERRY.-The
dmase the dock Bdset being repaired the above Ferry
Will Ieeouueree ruurirs on MONDAY next The 18th Il
Three class Ferry Boats provided Of which
ply constantly O'clock I'LL
ConmuaiOp other may had the office Ferry
House 81 Newlof or Brooklyn terms those of he
Al iick ssued BY his COmlsny except Communication tickets will
tho taid Feuies viii be received al this FeHy
BY M Fem very convenient route offered to reach
iGIiss o. IofG leland.
Il EXPORT FERRY.
F hIRI o. ia rai" cEsTs.
LRMENI1 ana My QUEEN
Leave daily Sunday excepted,
Reiurli1s leave KcypoiL
sres rur cristy ict1c he decks Of the Poa.e and Key
IeH Co. ard Medletown Point Freehold HOlnde Red Bans
shie~stuiy, Long Branch, &c, &e
NEW YORK aud ERIE RAILROAD-Passenger
nj, IaH' ssys pisI foot Of DOsoes Is folows VIZ
Ire o4d AID Buffalo " Y City Railroad withcu. chang. Of
ciSclSS1r1 ExrRrss at All for Dunstds
Man ttS ioI Dgnkrt and Bofo sud s intermediate
Nom ExIE,ss a. PM for Dur .rk s0d BuSso
INsRANI al ? n for DuniiIs ana all intermediate
The Eam' Trsrn osnr- Dups. -h L.- Shor. sresd s
Tor CleseSd s.sds.Is Toledo Detrs sas CseaIo '
CHAs NIS0T. supsrrisDd't
EOk BOSTON, via NEWPORT and FALL. RIVER
o~a ed Gs sfa s @ B SAa sE sgs. ci sv W" "a
i bs f & F ' On bo 10 4 5sa os
per No
Frcish forwarded through with tspseh
express eht VIM BORDEN. Agent 10 and Il We,t
TUNE, 1o53-Tbe popular steamboat EDWLNlLEW.
- Is Capt J.. P CofheS for SHREWSBURY. he7 HIGHLAND
Dock Port Mahiugnn Mounts Dock Browns Dock hddeto~n
Fare 2} VIII PeeksP Pe last River
g. follows;
KEWrORK. LEAVE sHSEWsBukT
ThuIsdsy June 2...... Pm "Wednesday. June i.. n
ssiufd y, June i...... NJ FRIDAY, Juu- Pm
TUESDAY, June 7....... An Monday, June 6...' ~
Thursday June 9... NJ Wednesdsy June 2. "
sauioAy, June n....... % a. FRIDAY, June
TSS 'qle ;''''..l3 n Monaay ane n
county.
Steamer Edwin Lewis iof ale
BkssON BRouwER AGENTS No ISL Vests
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW JERsEY-Neu
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TopdrIncr hip.

THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing be-
tween ed dissolved by mutual consent on LIST
~ C. III HEDDEN,
Inn. teSq A l.. EARLE
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MONTHLY STEAM COMMUNICATION between
kyl NETWORK aid BREMEN-rhe splendid side .beel
s'''n'" s stSsAk ase i 700 ....
s1f as' sr $sn con Gallo rss
flSo Tor Cabin Passengers
.u II. s oEfM usss. al S on Of .b''' i'd Of
For luther information apply to oILsIcaS Co.
IT s MAIL LINE foI CALIFO
~ STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY connecting -ts
ssLsG Ma .ss 5ss|spTs sip ' .s si n "
IN monthly In: e,e1a Sew a1 VA ss s1s
The rs Mail &c intend dispatch to A-pqws srir,
NJ month Of June the following Steamers Newfors and Carns
June 20 ILLINOIS Capt H.rts.in U sE
connecting at Panama with the Psche Mail steamship Company
The GEORGIA With ,be PAsAsA csg s aud.o.,gs
III lLLihols xih TIE GOLDEN GATs Capt ss,sIsoo
aimed At lowest rates On Application No IN 1,rvrv
srw.YoRK, HAvASA AND sEw.oRIEAasss LINE,
} June a. t csRBas ssi 6:S S.f S S.ass
Freight be .cued On ppnc,non a. Tie oee Of ne
cons. n'oImsiiop be obtained personally b,
CTEAN BETWEEN NETWORK and GLASGOW
s-I.s O GrSsGo% ti Ss
sS july 1. Il z ooei soOr and or SATURDAY 10Th Seps
Der DsIt at u 0eiook, leon
IIsf Cabin gid.hip STATE ROOns
sreosd Cabin
AppJa J. MesYaoN. Nc. u Broadway.
TIE SHORTEST and CHEAPEST ROUTE
i VANDERBILT LINE for SAN FRANCISCO The Accessory
Nicaragua propneoThrugh advance ofhe
Ony Lrt pvns through ne M h@gs crossing
The douteeI reamssp STAR Ok TIE WEST VII
Pier No 2North River at 5oclock r precisely fH San
Juan Del Nore MONDAY June 2h connecting With the new
steamship CURrES 800 burden
Transit Route having but u miles Of land sns
portaiop their ventilation and
eonmOr'n For information passage AZ the lowest rates apply
C. VANDERBILT. AGENT
cautioned sin the hired
o Lines ployed for this Line Mail Bag viii DO
made the office
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/ IN > CHARLESTON and FL A--Semi. Weakly

y Z 81 NriI T5r. @'l'I = LUlIIA--NtInI " e. hIy
B,fy connsDSer 81 md tAagoins steamer MARION,
eng S.s. 3 s. CO. Z. .s1; 70, s x spoy "a
49, sfOlFOhD, TiLEsToN sse ea .9o S5 paste At
hsis Ae's' '' Fords sHovs ~ ~ 1850 ss -
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OEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, No

& Company having capital Of $50 pad in cash. and
, prepared TO insure against loss and damage by
o. on favorable leImS
M this provides that after paying iseest 70
alhoer the OF cent foordfhs Of the
snrips profits 10 divided the assured scrip bearing
r Which scrip 10 edeemAbe in cash. whenever tho
sisdp yofts and AIit aInOu ~ 81 10000
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ChamberEst daily. o Albany and Troy
Express Train hTousb hours soDn-etins sith Trains
reA1hins Buffalo Montreal al 9 oeock evening
Mail Train All THROUGH Way Trains II A NJ and
Express Tain 4PM-A Accommodation Trans y and 70 Pm
foT TarytowL at u m
Yo Pofsepss AM Way, Freight ssd P.ssesss 7sA and
lltPM PASSENGER Train.
For PeskskiIH 10 AN and PM
The Taytown PsetD 20 keepne Trains Hop at 81 WsJ
taken a. Chamber, Canal ChropheI 18Th and sssa
SUNDAY TRAINS from CAnais Al 80 An ioI fsoshksepse AS
G5P. " for Albany stopping At al Way stasons ,
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FAIRFIELD co, CLOTHING STORE

# nNL HN N#NHHL a AH.AL
A r his old stand ON main street, between Reber y,
N Kutz's store and John Lyons, has just received
and opened a new and well selected = w
STOCK OF SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
II embraces the very best ofblack and Blue French
and English cloths and cassimeres, which will be sold
low and made to order In the Rtest styles and by the
best Of workmen. Also,a beautiful variety Of an.
FANCY CASStMERES AND VESTINGS,
Which have been selected with great care, from the
latest and most fashionable patterns, and cannot fail
TO please. I .usn-a ~
CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS 81
Made UP in the best manner and embracing a large
variety. always on hand.
In addition, he has on hand the best Of Black satin
and silk Vestings, and large variety of hosier " sus-
~penders, hahdkerehief, cravats and int word all the
articles usually keptat such an establishment:
His long exp riPnce In the business enables himto
purchase the best Of Goods aud Clothing at the low
est rates, 90 that he il enabled to give his customers
as good bargains ascan be obtlined elsewhere: and he
would assure the public that he Is not to BIO beaten
either in the quality Of his goods, the style Of the
work or the prica-by any other establishment
CALL AND AEE b4ag34ehtrs
The old customers Of the establishment and Al
othcrs who may fave him with a call will lind him
willing to do lust as he says, and his goods Of The
kind recommended bF9aB 3 4cl Eos, $50 9G4r,
,BReuem6er the Place g9r des goods s1d s9oe
RorgaiRs, GEORGE u. ,SMITH..
lancaster, Apriis, 1858 -
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lssa. TmE TELEGRA Pm LINE. lss

le TITTLE e. DRESRACHS. eof
VIToULD respectfully announce to the citizens Of
w Lancaster and vicinity that they are. as ususl
in receipt ofnvery heavy and well selected stock Of
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS. ssF
Which have been Sc eeted with great care as to style,
quality and price, embrac ng every variety Of style
and make, to be found in the Eastern market, 70 which
we invite the attention OF every body, as we intend
to sell them as cheap as any other establishments can
sell West OF the Mountains. Hy1 Las 1855 az
In addition to our large and splendid ASSIGNMENTS OF
QUEENSWARE AND GLASSWARE,
Looking Glasses, Competing Wall Paper, Bordering
and Window Blinds, cotton and eoyerlet Yarn, Bat
ting, Wadding and candle wick. Also, a large lot Of
CircleviIle Flannel. Blankets and Stocking Yarn.
Boots and Shoes, B~onnets. Hats and Caps OF eli kinds;
Also, a good stock of GR0CERIa s, Tobacco,
&C., in short, everything usually kept in a Store,
aud more to.
We would slyto our old Farmers & C~u'tomers
that we re turn our sincere thanks for their very lib
eral patronage extended during our business career
among them, and ask a continuance ofthe same. We
will endeavor to please and give Satisfaction to all
wAo will favor us with, their scus'om. All kinds oil
country produce taken on exchange for Goods for
which the highest Market price win be paid.
Lancaster, Oct. 10, 1853.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-10-13
oxygenated Ri.ters.

The following testimouial Ia from a New York pa
per:-An intimate friend OF ours has for years been
afflicted with all the Accumulated evilsof AconhrIns
etdyspepsa-~A complaint whichh yaoteristicallly
describes arProtean in its forms apd Pandorean 10
It's effects" lie wac nearly unnttedfo for mental and
bodily exertion--his lie, at times, being an almost
insupportable buftheh} lie had gone therounde OF
the fpathles, without experiencing permanent relief.
lie had lived on low diet, and sometimes on almost
no diet Il all, until he had become hut the shadow OF
his former self. Happening 70 drop In upon ua one
day last summer, wa presented MIN with . bottle OF
the Oxygenaied pitters, not, because we had ththl IN
its power, but because he had tried everything else,
and we wished him 10 leave nothin. uutried." lie
took II, as niuehtc oblige NJ for any other reason,
aud he now wrlteai"before half Of the hrst bottle had
been u'ed, a binding headache, to which thave'been
long subject, departed, nv appetlte returned, anu
what Is Better, digestion returned with II i have
continued to use Il ever since from time to time and
am recovering my wonted Mllnoss or heshs and en-,
Joy a buoyancy and. elasticity Of spirits, that rem
ders life Itself an exquisite delight He wished us
70 saw thus much, for the benefit Of those who are
similarly afflicted. We are no friend to patent nos
Itrums, but can heartily recommend this ~ our req
ders - orackia Union, Neir York.
REED AUSTIN 4 co, Wholssale Druggists, NO
90, Merehanif Row, Boston. General Agents, 5
IFprice 0tper bottle--six bottes tor ~.
Aug. IS, Soldtby KAUFMAN \ Co, LaneAster;
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ooMMERc1AL INTELIIoENCE.


CLEvELAEDs October Ill heat-Mar-
ket was VeFg duh and prices not quite as
firm without sales. Mixed northern wheat
was offered AID l,l7c was best offer made;
white zoe, but no sales. The slight de-
cline in New York and Buffalo market with
increase rates offteights on lake, canal and
between New York aud foreign ports will
have the tendency to reduce prices some
Flour-Sirait brands super6ne 6,75@5,-
S7h; fancy 6; choice extra 6,25.
Salt-Fipe from vessels ] SO; Dock 1884.
Butter-New Western Reserve l5@i04c;
new Southern LAG f44c.
Cheese-Wcstern Reserve English Dairy
9@9lestW. R. boxes sA@s4; common 70
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MARRIED.,

On the 9th inst, by Rev. Jesse Stith
JAMES L. CHURCH, Esq, of Pleasant
township, to Miss LAURA KAGY, of
Walnut township, Fair6e I'D Co. o.
An abundant supply Of most delicious
cake accompanied the above notice, for
which we tender them the compliments of
the season. May prosperity and happiness
attend them, and roses continually bud and
blossom in their path. Let the additional
or point out the path Of honor and useful
ness.
ssBlest be the silken tie that binds s'H''
IA ssaf Two willing hearts in one" re
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New Fork market.

, New YoRK, Oct l0.--There is iess firm
ness in low grades state and western flour
owing to large arrivals and prices are 64c
lower and closing dull; sales western canal
$500 bbis 6,6S4@6,75 for common to strait
state; 6,6S4@6,s7k for mixed to fancy Mich
and common to good Ohio.
Wheat wiihoutematefiAl change; demand
for prime good aud strait is irmi sales IA
600 bn good to- choice white Mich l,54@l,-
81; II 800 bu ordinary to good white Ohio
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. common to prime white
Genesee 1860 1869. ga
Rye heavy sales $500 blu 9I@92the lat
ter price on time. ESQ.
Barley scarce; prime wanted s5@s6.
Oats better and in demand at 49@50ac
for state and western. 1900. !.
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OMAN q ,THYsELF.n
An IarainabIe book for IS Cents.
vFRv TAMrfy saoUIE HAVE A c0PY.r

An Invalnable Book for 25 Cents.
EVERY FAMILY sHoULE HAVE A COPY"
R00n eosrEs SOLD ~ IEss tEAs TRI M
almproved. iust issued.
Da. HusrERis MEDrcAI NAVAL n HAND
.nook Foa THE AEFlIuFED- Conalning an outline
~ a. ortrin. proerees srestment and cure ofevery
torn Of disease contracted BY plomiseunus sexual
intercourse, by self abuse, orby sexual excess, MIN
advice for their prevention, written in n inmiiar
style avoiding all medical teehhicalities, and every
thing that would offendfhe ear Of deeency, rom the
result Of some twehty years successful practice, ex-
clusively devoted to the cure Of diseases OF q DELI
To which is added. receipts for the cure OF the a.
lbove diseases, and a treatise on the causes, symptoms
and cure of tho Fever and Ague, for twenty-five
cents a copy; six copies one dollor; will o forwarded
to any part Of the United States, BY nail tree Of post
age. address. postage paid. cosden &Co, Publish-
ers, osabox 1876, Post Office, Philadelphia se
This IS without exception the most eomprehen
Diseases ofwhieht i~ttreats- Avoiding all technical
terms, il ADDRESSES itself to the reason of It's readers
It Il free from all objectionable matter, and no pa
the hands Of his sons. The author has devoted many
years 10 the treatment Of the, various complaints
treated OF. and with too little breath to rutf.' and
too little presumption to impose, he has o1ered to
tbs world at THE merely nominal price Of % cents,
the fruits Of some twenty years most successful prac-
Itice.n-HHRALD.
.sNo teacher or parent should be without the
knowledge impaired in this invaluable work. II
wouid save wears Of pain. modification and sorrow
to the youth under their harge"-PEoPLE's ADvo-
a Presbyterian clergyman in Ohio. in writing Of
"IIunters Medical Manual" says THOUSANDS upon
THOUSANDS OF our youth, by evil example and the IN
Huence OF the passion, have been led into the habit o.
self pollntion without realizing the SIN and leaIiui
consequences upon themselves and their posterity'
The constitutions oe thepsauds who are raising tami-
lies have been euleebled, ifnot broken down, and they
do not know the cause or the cure. Any thing that
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HEY to Uncle Toms Cabin, for sale stithe Ci
IN Book Store. ga'4 fatt B. CONNELL, Agt.

PorsoNrNd.-Thousands Of parents who nse YER
mifuge composed Of castor oil, calomel, etc, are not
aware that while they appear "a, benefit the patient,
they are actually laying the foundation for q Sc
ries Of disease, loss Of sight, weakness Of llnbs,etc.
In another column will be found the advertisement
Of Hobensaek's Medicines, to which we ask the atten-
ton Of all directly interested in their own as well as
their children's health. In liver complaints and all
disorders arising from those Of bilious type. should
make use Of the only genuine medicine, Hobenssck'S
Liver Pill. bsesl si M .stse1.
nT@Be mol deceived," but ask for Hobensack's
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and observes that each
has the signature Of tho proprietor , N. Hobensacb
ns none elsea are genuines--M Y. Express, oTt ts|
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cLoTMING! CLOTHING!
$4,000 worth II sprins, summer and r.
: olothing, end EaFnishing Gods

NOW ON HAND At THE oLD NOTORIOUS
Checkered Store. NifS S
Ut kafe now pfepered 20 clothe the living spirit
w Of our couatrr The Farmer, Mechanic and
dav lGborer, not forgetting the profession-the Lave
Yer. Doctor and Preacher; also, the gentleman Of
leisure. The Artist and even down to the most fans
tastic exquisite. can be accommodated with every
thing IN the furnishing line, from topic toe. We
cannot possibly mention. in . single advertisement
the many articles in our line. But certainly Il IL an
item ii 1.-The history ofold Fairfield county, that MOTH
ing In The clothing line has eyer been offered in this
city that can bear the most istsntcomparison to the
lay before You, Tor your inspection. Every article
IN our line Is warranted. Youths and Boy clothing
on hand. aEes Maat cOULEHAN &C y,
Mayl2, 1859.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-10-13
WANTED.

TN District No. 4, Pleasant township, Fairfield
county. Ohio, a school teacher no 81 competent
to teach all tho higher branches Of on English Edus
months IN a year az a good salary. Information can
be had byaddresBina tho undersigned, At Lancaster,
Ohio, JoHNk. FETTEAs, District clerk. =
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-10-13
rHE OLD SLOW and EASY FOUNDRY.

n. AL vi 49, ~ AL - "a LIZ H
Messrs. Clarke, Wright x Co.,
'TTAVE sskcn. for a term cf years, the Foundry
III owned by John Arney, ESD situate upon Coz
iuTtbus and broad Streets, In the city Of Lancaster,
where they are determined ODE on hand with allsuch
articles in their line, aSthe country requires, IL.
COAL, WOOD, COOKING AND PARLOUR STOVES,
.SS@S-MlLL GEARING, MAC HINE
EuMSaSm CASTINGS AND PL0UGHS, OF
various patterns, warranted q superior srtit lie, togeth-
or with all minor articles in the Foundry line.
CLARKE'S Cornstalk and Straw Cutter,
An Article superiorto all others Of the kind in the
country, and one to which we invite the special at
tention of the Farmer. This machine for cutting
shock corn for high feeding or fattening stock, will
from 30 to 40per cent, Cord Fodder, when cut,
Is nearly or quite equal to hay forfeeding either cat
tic or horses, making an acre Orwell saved corn fod-
der worth two acres of the best grown hay in Ohio.
They are calculated for either hand or horse power.
We are also preparing to furnish 10 order
MccoRMICH'S REAPER AND GRASS CUT
TER4ANO MOORE'S WHEAT DRILL.
Farmers give us a call. Everybody give us a call,
and buy our goods and w~ares,our ploughs and shares.
and we. will try inturn TO buy your corn, your wheat,
your flour, your meat, your hay, your oats, your
rag bank notes, or aught you may desire to spare, OF
broken pots and other ware. We therefore have the
without designing any joke, that you
win give a liberal share Of patronage to us who are
determined to do business on the most liberal terms.
-ltt.5 e- 81 CLARKE. WRIGHT g. CO f.
Lgvc1ster Fabrliary 10, 1863 sa .s Az
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DIED.

on Monday the 10th inst. at the residence
ofhis father, GEORGE, son of George and
Rosanna Carter, after a painful illness OF
nine days. Aged 10 years and 7 months.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-10-13
NEW A PAY STORE,

JULIAN s. F0RESMAN,
HAVE just received and opened al the Old Stand
III OF Julian 4 ULRIcH, an entire
NEW sTocK OF DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
Qucens,carc, Boots, Shoes, Bonnets, Parasols, etc.,
Which have been bought for cash and will be sold
for FASH or COUNTRY PRoDUcE at very small profits.
All that Is necessary to convince BUYERS that the
ready pay system is preferable to the old way OF do
ing business, is to call and examine their prices.
iPCash paid for all kinds of Grain. April
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-10-13
THIS "A

M AT JAMES GARAGilTY'S 49, =
Watoh-RraIer and JeweIry Estabiishmenf.
A Fresh & complete assortment Of the latest styles
N. of Gold aud silver Watches, Clocksofan
endless variety and of the best and largest assortment
Of everything In the Jewelry line in the city Of Lam
caster, ali Of which 7 shall not alone WARRANT in re-!
gard to quality, but csnnot be surpassed in nice even.
by calumninus competitors. In connection with the
above articles | have also on hand a most splendidlot
of Accordeons, Violins, Violin bows, Music.boxes, a
heavy stock Of Pocket cutlery, Colts and Allen Re-
yoivers, Portrnonies. csrd-cases, Speetaeles,. chains
and guards, and thousands Of other fancy articles. :.
TRsnkfuifo for the liberal patropge have received, !
solicit a further col ti%nuance, Of the same, expecting
from an enlightened public that they willtry me be-
fore being misguided by men Of no veraelty Whist.
ever. In conclusion ! would say. that any article 4
JAMES GARAGHTY, ~
April2O. Q doors East o Hoekimg Valley BdSh
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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-10-13
NOTICE.

TIME Stockholders Of the Columbus sud, HDckingI
il Valley Railroad Company, will meet at the
couftEhouss, Logan. 0hioson Thursday the agthyny
Of September: Pgoxine, bsivsen ths hours q "
DIRECTORS Of said Company puTshtnt To- law y
y S5W fi wv DENNIe0N, JHe44Bc
gtt3ty CHARLES RORLANDl y,
JOHN BOFLAEDs
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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-10-13

"A Coincident-Tbe "Fair6cld" county
I(C~onnecticut) Agricultural Society holds its
Annual Fair on the same days that the
"FairfeId" county (ohiO) Agricultural So
ciety hold theirs.
Our correspondent, sympathy" can
have hearing by giving the proper name.
No anonymous Communications inserted.
Keep this in mind.