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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-20
WASIIIN GTON HOTEL.

1T AI NGTUN, VA.
VII subscriber has taken charge of this old md well
known Hotel, which was opened Oh the Ist dsv of
April. His House is well furnished and his tnbl Shall
"e PPed with the best the country affords His Bar
e furnished with the choicest liquors His Stable will
he IN charge of careful Ostler and will he Tharall
supplied with Provender He promsesto spare no efor,
|" give entire satisfaction all who mny favor him vii
eoi, ana appeals to generous public for PATRONAGE
aP lo-d&c5m JOSEPH w MOORE
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sV-BRrAS's PULmosIc WATERS is a remedy we co..
recommend to eaders for the of Cos CHS CId
&c. They pleasant the taste and conveniso, :.
carry in the pocket. For sale by d. R. Lyman.-Sce
advertisement
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E XCELS IOR.
KEEP IN BEFORE THE PEOPLE

ErnChbORG CLOTHING EMPORTUu,
NJ HERE may be found the largest and best GOT NJ,
w Stock of Read Made UIothipe ever oar 81 up
tue c5zens OF Lynchburg. Our stock comprises eve.
ry Style quality and color of Dress and Froc Coats
business ooas OF various styles, Plain and Fancy Cas-
nnd Fiars Q. nvfTy color ard quality imaginable Plain
ana Figured Silk Satin Mareailles Vests in epds
ev,-h'so very large and select stock of f,rn;sbia
"'o"' Umbrellas, Carpet Bags, Trunks, &c &C..
ALSO
,,aJ "a .SneIes' and 'cstngs ofthe finest flbric
70 "ruet IN the latest STYLE and at the shortest
notice Good fits warranted in all cases Or ~. Ci",s
returned HATCHEp IoGWo VI me Olothes
apl5-ts wv q w.
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MARRIED.

NJ om thursday the 18th inst, by the REV. d p. Wills
MARSHAL L. MAYS, and Miss Nam. u..on. us
u"ughterot Geo 7. Johnson-al of this city' b.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-20

" SIne Ladies of the Catholic Church In
hold FAIR. on the 20ih inst, at the bo,'n
formerly occupied by Messrs. Mcdaniel Hurt, ON Man
street. for the purpose of enarging the Church.
apl 10
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-20

- Il K N q and Summer Fashions.
~ 1s53.-Just received splendid lot of very fine
French Cloths, Cassimeres, and yestinss which will
lie made up to order, in style to please At The old
stand opposite s. b. Thurman and two doors below the
Merchants Bank. JAS. b. EDWARDS, AIT
for Il. e. Edwards
Lynchburg A nril I3-ts
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Il box of BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS ,.L; a
contains sufficient to the most severe cold
IN time, and invariably gives relief to the most svsn
Tough In ten minutes after For sale by
April Colt ID RIVE,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-20

e Fine Watches and Jewelry-Tbe
E \ subscriber has just received an additional sun.
GzS116 ply of Watches and Jewelry, such wolid
seem please the fastdious to which he respect
fully invites the attention of all wanting goods in that
line Please call and examine my stock, and if you are
not suited, both in quality and price. l assure you that
it will not be my fault Call and see me, more paric.
uiarly the goods and will be as accommodating as cir
cumstances will admit OF.
HENRY SlLVERTHORN
n B.-Watches Clocks and al kinds Of goods in tho
line. repahe ed in neut and durable style. HIS
AprS-d&clm
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AUCTION SALES.


GALE OF HOUSES AND LOTS a.
> NEW GLAS Cow -Purtuant To an ord, ~
Circuit Court Of Amherst county made On the oa se
of March 1853. in the rnse of Dawson us rxlc, kny
the under- igned The Commissioner therein n,,a;'
will on the 10Th day of May neat (Friday) rterad
sen on the premises in the town IF New Gl..., I"
public Auction q the highest bidder SEVERAL ". 1T
LIABLE HOUSES AND LOTS and several yara,, I, u
the title to which Is unquestionahle. us
The lots will be laid off TO suit the purchasers.
TERMS Sufficient cash To- defray The exn.n.o. =
sale the residue credit of six, twelve ani .ioL
months Bond with approved personal security reo;a
ed and the title retained further seeuritv i1"'
THOMAS WHITEHEAD,
EDGAR WHITEHEAD. comrI
ADri 20-w4w
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j. WI e. q B IL :

LYNcHBURG, VA,
AS NOW IN STORE a large stock Of FOREIGN
l. and DOMESTIC GOODS COMPRISING n great yn.
riety of
Printed Lawns, Jaconets
Prints, Gnghams,
Muslin de LANES,
Berage dc LANES, Berages,
White Goods Laces,
Embroderies
Hosiery English and German; Gloves 4 Grape Sbaws
Plain and Figured Silks all of which he will offer at the
lowest prices. Tmar28-d&c3wifl
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DaguerreOtypes! DaguerreO1VneS0

D,"s"erreotypes! DasuerreOTypes!!
4 DobohN, the great Southern Daguerrean A.,
would respectfully call the attention of rho
, ns"G1 1s ara vicinity to his Gold enameled Pre-
inirea SO much the past year Mr. Osborn has ba a.'
st'at expense and trouble. procure an ns,r,,, "
oapGor 10 any eper Jcore knon and he will g.
hitter OF children than have ever been
'o' una IN nall the time any other artist reo,iras
Come and see. Price from 81 to 500. ''q1fes'-V
A. WASHINGTON OSBORN
Sign Of the flags of all Nat;on,
aPi''a3eom l72 Mais 81. Richmond IA
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-14
Ladies' Gill Rkd Seel

We are il receipt Of our splendid assortment o
LADIES' Misses and Children's Spring and sttniiiei
Wear, manufactured and imported by the best custom
houses in Philadelphia, New York ard Boston, all o
which we can confidently recommend to our Lady eds
~tOtfers as The Host beautiful and fashionable stool
ever brought to this city. We enumerate Id part:
Ladies' and Misses Partisan Promenade Caters,
beautiful Article, highly finished, vsriceated c6lors,-
the most fashionable Cater for the present season
Ladies' and Misses Venetian enamrieled fancy ant
Jenny Lind Caters, Boots and BusRiRs-Extra finish
a new and beautiful article.
Ladies' and Misses patent tipped, ne plus ultra, Kit
and Morocco G<ers, Boots and Buskins.
Ladies' and Misses Oriental. Caters, Boots and
Buskins, new style, beautiful finish.
Misses and children's Git, Oriental, Partisan co,
lored and common Pump and Welt Boots, Cater,
and Buskins. .,lf
Every size and variety Of Ladies'. Misses and
children's plain and fancy Morocco, Kid and Goat
Boots and Buskins, Welts, tippS and turns.
Also every variety Of children's Wear, plain and
ornamental. This assortment ha, been made from
the gerry best nsaterial-the workmanship and beauty
of Gnish unsurpassed, prefering to furnish our lady
friends with an article te can confidently recommend,
while we shall set our price, at the lowest possible
point.
We also maHdiScture Ladies' Misses Gehtlemen's
and Youths Spring and Simmer Wear 81 every de-
i~cription.
ladies' and Gentlemen are invited to call aud ex-
anime.
We shall take pleasure IN showing our beautiful
stock Of Goods. McELRoY q BILLINGHURST,
First door east Of Tsllmadgs's Exchange Bank
lancaster, April 10, 1856
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-14

PHILIP RISING &. ldHN lyons.
HAVING purchased tho interest Of Mr.. JACOB
H PLouT Il tte Drv Goods business, in the Mac,
rrdcLen Room, ore door West IF Messrs. Reber and
Rnts's Store, Mdin Street, LANCASTER. Ohio, and
having added thereto a large assortment Of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
Selected with The. greatest care in the Eastern eli.
ties, Respectfully solicit a share Of public patronage.
Their stock consists in part as follows:
LADIES DREsS GooDS, sush as Bsreges, Ginghams,
Lawns, calicoes, silks, satin. linen lustres, Alpaca,
ry variety Of the iatest and moSf Iearfiful styleS,and
will be sold as low pslt airy house in Fairfield COUNTY v.
G~EETLEMES's DEEss GonDs, such as cloths, cas-
Simeres. satinets Jeans, GaInbroomI, hastings, tweeds,
linen, plain and bard, twilled MoheS,n camlet. etc,
cashmere. saith, silk and Marsrilles Eestings.. Their
ass nrtment OF CLoTHs AMI CAssIMEREs is ofhe best
all mos, durable kinds, Their assortment of SUM.
MER WAR. is composed of the latest md most
fashionable rlriety, and embraces almo ( every de-
S%cription. in addition to the above they have the
usual assortment ct Muslinsi DrillingS, Sheeting, Tick.
ing, Umbrellas and Parasols, in ali their varieties.
A fine ASSORTMENT Of the SosT FAsH1oNABLE Boy
NETS, 0fGH qualities, Misses E5nnets and FIets,
Men and Boys Palm LeGfaud L.eghOrn Hats.
A large assortment of Boots and Shoes. CATERS and
BuShinS. Also, all other articles usually found H. .
Dry Goods store, together with a large assortment q
QUEENSWARE, rery cheat.
The citizens OF Fairfield and adjoining counties arc
respectfully invited TO call and examine the above
stock Of Goods: Every effort will be made to pleas
them as to variety, quality and TO price.
1--WE invite our Aumish friends to call, as we
have been careful.t to purchase goods 10 suit them
Sugar, Coffee and al iads Of Spices at al Time,
on hand
We invite the attention of country merchants T.,
our stock OF Dry Goods. which we are prepared TO sell
to them at prices which cannot fail to please. ,
ITCash paid for Wheat. Rye, Corn, Oats AMI Wool
Lancaster. April l3, 1853
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-14
AnrIcR Tn rnnkalikna,

TAKE this meihod 70 inkorS the Threshinx Ma
Il chine men Of this and the adjacent counties that
am e~stAbi1hed for this year a e. mr. BeerE 4 CO.
FoHndry, 10 LSneaIter, whsrs ! viii attend 10
REF AIRING ALL THRESHiNg MACHINES.
hat Ety % enn6dsd u my charge. Particularly Tia
h~sssilloh harhine. having the Msssilloh easliAgs
complete. 10th for The Power AMI Separator. Hav.
lag sOFGed sometime ia the Mas-iiian EslAbii.hAsai
! shall be well prepared o repair thcse a~achipes.
will. also. N addition to rsfa ing m~ashiaei. put Or
TO order, iron aud woOd-s,sye eylrndrrs.
A WoRD TO SAW MILL OWNERS
Twill get up 10 ofdet IN e~,eellrni a,ii,Io b. Which
U gum saws aud fi.O Hianli~ctHTa 10 ord r a Self.
Resisting SAw-Log Loader, a machine that will IL
more work. for less MONEY. than any other machine
for that purpose now IN Use One Of these msehines
can bs seen AFTER the Grsi u APfil u he sbors rrht4
ed Foundry. A. VAN TRIiAiP
lancaster, ApriiG, 1857.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-14
New Orleans Market.

New ORLEANS, April 9.--Cotton is more
active, with sales of 5000 bales Saturday at
9l@9ac for middling; the increase in the re-
ceiPts at all the Southern ports is 1863 900
bales. Flour is dull at 81 for fresh. Corn
is scarce, and has advanced TO ACC. with sales
of 1000 sacks. Sales of 1909 btls Mess
Pork, mostlyat Sl4. Bacon Sides 7l@7ac
and firm. Sugar and molasses are steady.
Prime Lard 9ac in brls. The sales of Rio
Coffee for the week add up 5000 bags,
mostly at Sc; the stock is 4 $4,000 bags. Ster.
ling Exchange Ct premium.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-14

Qua FoREI0H IHDEstEDHEss.-The Ma
tiOnai IHtligeneer has an able article on the
foreign Indebtedness Of the States, compa-
MES and people Of the United States. Mr..
B~rodhead, the LOcofoco Senator from Penn
sylyania, in aspeech on this subject, cofh.
pUtes that the balance Of Trade aeainst Us Is
S64, 900 300 pei ahnOm. The fnieltoAcer
goes into . calculation 10 show that this q
too small, and hat the real balance Is 4
bout e77, 200. 900. To nav of a norton 81
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-14
PHILADELPHIA Ar YOUR DOOR.

TIME Agent Of the ~PnuADTISsI. CoM,,,,,,ov
Il STORE. Is again At home, and the world geb
erSlly has contributed To the splendid Assortment n
nIy Goods, now Receiving. at this celebrated "a
tablishmenii which will be sold Lou; Lon. Lo1r. for
CASH ONLY. The stock consists in part Of
BLACK SnEs-Grod de Rhine. Iipp and musestebos
FAScr SnRs--Brocades, GAGE, Gro Dc Maps ad
Wash Silks
Plain: Lawns, brillisntes, bsrege de 1ains o.in g.
ured and fancy Swisies. soft mplls, bishop lawns. plain
and figured wath Ttt'stens, cTApes and leisses III
colors, and all other kinds of thin goods.
WARN --MerinoeS, Alpscss, De LANES,
FANoIEs-LAces Of every description. Dress Tr;,..
mings, buttons Of nov, styles. hosiery "a cord,1 linen
handkerchief from 10 cents to s., sleeves. spencer.
cuffs, fancy and plain skirts, bus;les, etc.
Rr~BBoNs-splendid bonnet; neck and rnamcn,a
GLovgs--Kid, silk, thread, cotton and mob.ir mint.
perfect beauties.
BoExETs-Blset lace, whitea and fancy colored sill
Florence braid. lace, gimp, straw, ladies and misc
oil kinds, and CHEAPER than this town ever saw, all
prices. from ia cents to $40. In fart, the aides can
scarcely ask for any thing in their line, not on hand
IT the Philadelphia Commission Store.
FoR THE GENTLyMEN.-On hand Cloths css !.
peres. Single and doiib'e mil ~ cashnieretts. Vest.
lhgs al kinds, and soihe OF them splendid, cravats, cot.
linen handkerchiefs, etc.
SUBsrANTTALs FoR House KEEPERs-carpptipy
all kinds, plain and plaid maitings, linen and eottos
s~heetingS, linen and cotton pillow goods, table cloths
and covers, towshng IN endless variety, shifting
brc wn AID hleachcd, liien and doyle napkins, window
blinds and wa paper, crumb cloths, dimity, dsmasI
curtain goods, swiss window Curtains from Is cen;
per yard to $40 a sci,
What the AgeRt says he means and no bIowinl
about Il. 1hs stock is large, selected with great c arc
bought cheap. aud must be sod. Come and avail
yourselves Of the advantages offered.
Lancaster, April z, 1853
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-14
Receipts for the Gazette.
Henry Arnold $500 Henry Reber LIZ
George Betz 100 Adam Shaeffer 200
Wesley Peters l,75 Isaac Koontz LIZ
' New Subscribers.
Henry Pence.
MARRIED.

On Tuesday Evening, the 18th inst, by the Rev
MIR Reck, Rev. JACOB F.. REINMUND and Mis-
MARGARET A.. daughter ofthe late James A. " eak'
ley Of this city,
SEARS and Miss ELIZABETH MOONEY. Both o
this city.
On the Odd March; 1858, by the Rev. PC. Benedum
Mr.. JAMES w. Nicely and Miss RosANSA G. Nicely
all of Rushcreek township, Fairfield county, Ohio.
JOHN GoI,DsntTH and Miss CAROLINE WALTERS
both ofthis city:
On the 3rd inst, by the Rev. MI Lpnglhan; Mt
Joan STAFToRD of this city, and Miss JAM BAEEi
of Rushville.
On the 9Th inst by G.. S~teihnan, Esq, Mr.. JAcoi
SiioFMAKER and Miss CATHARINE DBLoNo Of Nd
olson township.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-14
coNhERcfAt rHrF1ItarncR

New OhLElHs CoyFEE MAHKET-A more
decided impulse has been given 10 our mar
ket since our last review, and the sales OF
Rio for the three days sum up fully 81. 76O
bags, including 1870 bags (said 10 be line
heaviest b1siheesio on fecord) on "wednesday.
embracing 51i4 inferior At Te; 200 skim.
ming at g; 1000 at 81; 4o9H, the cargo Of tbe
Orient, 600 and 1000, all good, nj 9; 1900
prime, eA Prince de yoinville, at 81; and 7ou
at "a and 81 4O38 bags on THURSDAY. embrar.
ing 1900 inferior attic; $50 common AZ sl.
sou at 81; 1888 fair al 8; 500 at 81; 1850 good
ut Of; and 200 prime, ex Prince de JoinyjIle
at 81; and 100 yesterday, embracing 700
Inferior at Y; l09 skimmihgs al IS; 100 good
at 81; and 100 prime 81. The entire bu.i.
ness of the week sums up 27,5OO bags. and
includes s246 inferior at 7c., 1850 fair al
81, 1000 at 81, 1854 good at 9, 1928 at 81
1850 prime nj 81, 1000 at 81, 87s4 GOOD al
9, 1928 atfk, 1850 prime at 81, 200 at 81
100 at Of, and 2067 at et@9t. The sales n
March embraced 62,25O bags. The stocf
on hand, as given in Lonsdale's Weekly
Statement, Is 37,34l bags. Including seq:
10 second hahds1 against 81, lOS same tim1
last year, showing an increase in stock O
IO,235 bags. Imports since LIST July 25l,ISS
bags direct, against 244.022 bags last wear
showing an increase Of 1856 bags; and 81,
7sO coastwise, against 24,324, an i~ncreas,
Of 3406, making an aggregate of 37s,9i$
against 1858 ,346, and a net increase of lO,572
Arrived this week; I1,42s bags direct, an,
1860 coastwlse LBaHetih, AprH2.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-14
ROBINSON a TROUT.

ESPECTFULLY address the citizens Of Ian
h caster aud vicinity in the following style:
Old things ARE piss'd-all things nre new
New Firm. new Stock. new Bargains too!
And whyf Why RoHISsoE & TRnt&
Have bind their * i'll. and mrs about;
Aud enclI, a sapien! foo, adnrner.
Oiliciaies nj ScoFIELD's C0RSER,
Where Main and gay CoinmbIs meet.
Ia hustle aud in concord meet.
Inst opposite the glorious 'SSraa;'
Where Spinp provides for horse and mnn-
There hangs their 'SIGX;' a sign OF good
To folks uf ev'ry hue and blond;
The g hnste To pr We the. Bar,l's cnrnmendings,
And get the brst If 'aAdersinhiiag:"
There GENTS the Boots aud Slices rnny full
To please the tn,t rs &eIl as mind,
To tramp the streets will city art,
Or walk iut"n lnly'S heart;
OF Bunts. the firsis. anil seconds. thirds,
That creak a music like the birds;
The Congress. whose tlatntlling shinea
Lille sparks Of MI in poets lines.
And take the shine-now rivnliers don't frUwn-
From ev'ry other hooi in avn
And selling liw with speed sublime.
May make rnnie more their boots" in Town!
They iii The LADIES. too. with ease,
A Il, 10 shine. a fit In pleliS..
But moi that lit which Crispin scOrnS,
Tint raises wrath aud raises cnrns,
The stntk M niher tpck behind.
The famous Bronz'l aud Jenny Lind:
The Bnskins high hut low in price,
Tint Set tIe graceful feet of nice,
The single and the d nbIe solid.
Which, Charm like California gnlh;
The Patent Cali and Button - ,uis.
Which shoot aid cnrn hei0re lie shoots;
The CATERS Of the ritf rent kinds
II crafty The .vIrfnHs minds:
TlIr + cnch Moroccn ar Nnne Such.
Aud lrn,"us FhiIadelphi, in,n.lr
Fur B"fs aud GIRLS the very iiihg
Their cn.tnm and their cash Il, bring.
And Findings 81 the veIy hest.
BntCALL and ascertain the rest.
To find that uut-oG truth no scorner-
And find US, ip. Mt SCoFIELD'Ss CORNER,
Lancaster. April IL. 1853
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-14

HAVE WI AN OLD BIsctIr AaosG Us!-
This query is now asked, in the towns along
the shore, and till Wednesday last Ports
mouth bore off the palm with biscuit baked
in May, l793-now consequently about six.
ty years old.
The Essex County Freeman tells the fol.
lowing singular story, by which it appears
that up to date, Salem has the Oldest biscuit
among US. After abiding to the Ports.
mouth biscuit, the Freeman says:
We have seen All older one, lately, in
Salem, whose history is more romantic too.
In the year 1887, a young sailor, who was
about leaving our harbor, gave to his lady
love, who was bidding him udieu on ship.
beard, the simple gift Of a ship-biscuit, and
she placed the date Of the year upon it, and
carefully put it aside as a treasure Of the
heart. Her betrothed never returned, dying
abroad. She finally married a .other, and
the biscuit is now carefully preserved by heT
Daughter, her mother, one Of our well known
and estimable ladies, having been dead for
some YEARS. This biscuit is therefore sixty
six years old from date, and may be some
what older; probably not more than a few
months, however. 1t differs from our mod.
ern biscuits, in being thicker and clumsier
in shape, resembling more the Graham
crackerS and being extremely brown in
color. 1t is in good preservation and il
looks rs ifi 1t would last for an almost indef.
mite period. 1t is a singular record Of the
past, and the associations connected with il
invest it with a touching interest.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-14
5oHN But BEAT Al MS oWts TRlcks Bf

JOHN Bit BEAT AT HIS own TRIcks nj
BROTHER JoNArHAN.-The New York Tiiiei
states that it has been a habit, for a year oil
two, with several of the large English pub.
fishing houses, to print costly editions Of
their works for the English market, and al
the same time On edition specially designed
for the American marketLprihtihg them id
an inferior style, Upon cheaper paper, and
selling them at reduced rates. The name
of an American publisher is generally i'll.
serted on the title page; but the books are
printed in England. This iadone to fore
stall the American reprint. Recently, a N.
York publisher made a large collection Of
these English printed books, re-shipped
them to London, where he offered them at
such prices as, to very largely dAderSeu the
expensive English editions, upon which the
publishers had calculated to make large prof
It's; and these gentlemen are thus made the
losers by their " ingenuity. It is said q
good deal Of EXCITEMENT exists among the
London publishers in consequence Of this
return upon their w heads Of their own i'll.
vehtlons.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-14
nlEEERRE0TYPES

TINE subscriber is prepared to execute Dsgeur-
/ reotypes in the most approved style, having just
obtained a trhole or mammoth Apparatus Of a supe.
rior kind, with which he can take Daguerreotyes
aboat hall as large as life, and warrants satisfaction
in etety Ease. He will Keep On hands almost every
style of csse and also ! superior lot of Gold lockets.
Persons wishing Dsgterre6tYpes and all others
are respectfully invited to call and examine his sPe-
cimens. .
p. S. Instructions given in this, the most beautiful
and fascinating Of all arts, upon the most reasonable
terms.
Rooms in Mr.. Giesy's Frame Building. Entrance
one door West Of the Hooking Valley Bank.
lancaster, March 10. 1853 r. B. MCBRIDE.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-14
SaIe of Real Estate by order OF Coutt.

Sale of Real Estate by order of Court.
On the tenth day of May, 1858, between the houts
~ Of 10 o'clock, A. NJ. and I O'Clock, P. NJ. Of said
day, at the docr OF the court house in the city OF
Lancaster, wiz be sold to the highest bidder, the fol-
lowing Real Estate as the property Of CHRIsTIAE J.
GRISER, deceased, to-wii' In-Lot No, 4, in Sqtate
No II, in the city Of lancaster. Fairfield county.
Ohio, subject to the pa. ment annually, Of the sum of
six 62i. 100 dollars TO the widow ofssid deceased.
Appraised at $500.
& Terms Of Sale--Ofe-thirl Of the purchase money
in hand, one -third in one. and the residue in two
years, with interest on the deferred payments from
the day OF sale. WILLIAM GRAHAM Afm'tOr
OF the Estate Of Christian F. GriHer, dec.
April g. 1853 80 6W4I
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-14
RnnTS Ann ID

ID FED BAUGHMAN, continue at their old
HI stani, opposite The Hooking Valley Bank. Main
street, where they keep slway US on hand and manuiac.
ture to order all the latest and most approved
K1l STYLES OF BOOTS And SHOES,
for Men and Women. The reputation OF the
establishment for the best of work needs no common
dation. They use the best material and employ the
most ski lful workman and are thus enabled to supply
their customers with the nestest and best Of the va
mons articles in their line All kinds Of Boots, Shoes,
Buskins. etc., ETC., arc embraced in their stock, which
has lust been replenished b. their Spring purchases.
The patronage Of the public Is respectfully solici-
ted. who are invited TO call and examine the assort-
ment. No efforts will be spared to please those who
favor them with their custom, either in quality or
price hGB.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-14
LOOK OUT FOR COUNTERFE1Ts!

mifuge composed Of castor oil, calomel. ETC., are mo-
aware that while they appear to benefit the patient
they are actually laying the foundation for a SO.
ries Of disease, loss Of sight, weakness of limbs etc.
If Hohar..nL,s Mod;om;n m 10 y ,"hich y" : Nv y ~ .ttsn'
ton Of all directly interested in their own as well as
their children's health. In liver complaints and al
disorders arising from those Of a bilious type. should
MAKE use Of the only geHuine medicine, Hobensaek's
Liver Pill.
l5'"Bc mol deceived," but ask for Hob nsack's
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, apd observe that each
haS the signature Of the proprietor, J N. Hobensack,
as none else are gefuine.-M. y. Erpress.