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PA EsEsTs Fon THK HoLIDA rs.

PRESENTS FoH THE HOLIDAYS.
WE adding daily stock gold .lvpr
'EwELRr AND FANCY AETIG5Es, EMBRACING DIAMOND
R1.s.e, sss .s,p.' ~ md s,s ss,, ss
sleeve and collar buttons, stud.
Pencils, lockets, cuff pins, &C.
COIN SILVER WARE.
Cups, s.losIar, hui, and card baskets
Table, dessert, and tea spoons, Of styles
Mustard sail, ers'm s. sugar, and ~ fun spoons
sss sss md su "n snys:
Tes rrsnsrs, snuff boIr., Ae
FANCY GOODS.
Pearl, shell. nlaid card cases and pots monns ,e.
Real jet onsnen,s, such bracelets nsek.ces pins. and
Coral ornaments fine clocks
ibermomsiers, baromeers, card receivers
!swsi stands. ro,. so... dressing
AID variety Of psrlor m.ntei ornaments.
PLATED WARE
Coffee and tea SET.
Walters, from 8 TO % inches
Baskets for fruits, cakes or card.
fpssa T pesis and q s sSs ' .'..a.
csndisss'cts spoons. and forks, plated abata.
order, diamond. remounted ~" ''e' ware
ON s, . cnoe q antique. win sna small collection
eues, &c. We repeatedly solicit eau. "''
pern.y,vsoia avenue, between On and ION .,,..u
RicH JEW ELRY.-M. w. GAIT bro. h.v. now ..
safe In this city, consisting Of
Earrings and bracelets
Diamond lingering and crosse
Guard, foh hahn
Pencils, ockets seals and keys
Cold uh pins nee kIscn.
And world Of fancy n'eso'es,y present season
NJ W. GAIT d BRO.,
Sign Of the Golden Eagle, Penn. avenue.
between ofh and strsss
John w, bUTHMANN, Importer OF and dealer 4.
brspdss, n Offer
choice nd complete
sistipe Of ' '-' WV
tn. best brand. Of champagne
Msdeirn, sherry, port, Of Al grade.
Rhine Wines Of variety
win 6om an IN. h,.,....,.
Sparkling and other Burgundy e''''
ALSO,
Tenerihe, Lisbon, Sicily
Malaga, Frontignsn, Marasch,no
Curaros, Anisett@, kirschw asscr. Absyr IN.
And Of preparation -
Afsw DOZEN Of blackberry Juice
o wild cherry ex.aa, A. -
poses. "'f - "~ '"-
rsyiesv Of cheap family s~" '" N's-'Nf -"'
p~c2 II
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THE Subscrfbers the Washington Asssnabafos are
evening
O'Clock for the purpose of elecung managers.
Dec 2t-2t
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mo- MILLER, Confecttoner, Pennsylvanta Avenue,
between 10th and iith beg inform
psfens and the public generally iha' laid
extensive assortment Of article in his line for
holidays.
Cakes Of all and havor from o. i rs
In the m"st fashionable style
Ai'c Of French confectionery
riety of his manufacture.
Having recently enlarged his manafxeoy he fully
prepared h tho first STYLE all for
ssppers, both public and private, balls, parties Ac
He also invites attention the following imported
Of tbs best quality, and warranted genuine
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Christmas Cakes.-6,OO0 his all si.es.
THos ECkARDT corner OF and OH near
.ns ren, once would again call the attention
e ana Tue public 10 b confec
onay for The holidays Having f
The mandatory Of above All who
favor him with . - - 80
ms assortment OF French confectionery stands
ing been selected expressly for the holidays.
The most particular furnishing of
Ties, dinners, and private -
All orders len his and 9th streets No ar IN,
Patent Ohhce, viii receive prompt attention.
a. fSi.,t
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TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE PRoPEsTY~-oa frtday
O'clock on me Vemsses eoeu
SELL by virtse Of deed bearing date Dsc.%sss 7n 49,
duiv recorded n Liner g. No foos 40 49, 49, nd ~,
81 The lana records Washington county, oil that part not
No n N square beginning for The same the scushsa
~ IA o west twenty (2ol
-, no alley thence with tho Iine Of
49, ',.. ,rptv heGeNinG
one residue in and twelve oNshs,
r.. .asss satisfactorily secured, bearing interest.
'o I'm" ~. ,syms Of
,. RICH, sxpewss Of ss ns
NICHOLAS CAILAN, Trsssss.
JA8. q. MCGUIRE,
Dee f4--d Apcuo~sev.
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THE WEATHER.

CLEVELAND, Dec. W-The weather is very cold and the
canal and river freezing up But few boats the
lake.
DEraoIr. Dec 20-Ice is making in the lake above the
rapids which will soon close navigation. Boats run
ming to Cleveland aad Toledo.
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wines Descriptions for sale AZ New xesh Prcss
DEING Offer for sails New York
ID prices balance Of stock, composed mainly Of
clsret wines, from - 80 box OF ~ bottles
white do 44toe ga de- do
white do do ssosi7 DO 20
Sparkling Mcs~iie, A,5 do do
Hook do DO DO
Hedseick Champagne, si2 to s5 per hamper
Vcrsenary do do do
Lanson PEREZ nIsdo do do
Made,rs sherry Peri, coSnsc, rum gin, nc,
Also, imported aniseed, kirsch
which pure Of the best descriptions -
be hsd anywhere. -.
every item, price, Store rsna-
syvsna north side. the o. ION ses
Dec N-d3 JULIUS =. rnssAss
~ B-rsrsons indebted 10 nvo BY sstasne
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Hy y. 70, MCGUIRE, Auc,

VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT IN THE FIRST WARD
at public ssls.on Friday afternoon, December va, at ~
sell lot No IL, In No -,
fronting between 2Sd and oath streets west,
70 is feet Asy The lot has also osst
All. rum ng he full depth on the aide.
ir forming the Circle"
building that of The
city. Tile indispushls.
Terms One srd residue month";,
JAS. @. MCGUIRE,
ngoD
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OOMs-A u furnished suitable TOT family
OF three four gentcmen can be had with wtthout
board, whole together sepastey The location essan
apto,
inquire r. Van Ness between ~ and ssh s6es",
Missouri avenue.
necI I'd
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CINCINNATI, Dec. 20-The Price Current, reports de-
cency in the Of hogs up this date. The
market is firm, with sales Of 5000 at 81 25 ~ 90 Pro
visions unchanged.
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FIRE--coTroN BURNT.

SUIT AGAINST CINCINNATI PRESS.
CINCINNATI December 20-Three of the defendants in
the recent Martha Washington have brought sui
against the prope,ors of the Gaze,e Comm ecial
newspapers OF this city for libel The damages laid
$50 900 in each case.
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listssTmAs and New Year Presents o.
" mso-snP rio dressing robes Of silk
neil moussee French and English prints, OF beautiful
Styles OF OF
now bind
LANES Genuemen,s Furnishing Store,
Dec 2t-d2wf Penn .vepu. near IL s,reet
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CAaD-Ai Of viii rendered on or before the
A 1h ,nans and respectfully
w % settled by cash before the LIST day year
cuomsts cannot imagine the
wan" when their dis
~ssnoe "a Them and TO us TO be sending for The payment.
nave on hand nrxe stock Of silks kinds
which we will sell cheap. = ''
"A ~IKe stock Of French mousscne deanes be sold very
Chess. = = - N" 10y
r. large lot OF Trench mcrinos 10 be sold
large stock Of various kinds goods
Which We guaranty TO sell cheaper than
DeoG-sAws~h HALL BROTHER
Il ICH and beautiful good. for holiday pre.cnts
IL such s. '-,
Gold and silver head walking cane.
CENTS superior travelling and dressing
Fine porte monnaies
Cologne. In wicker and fancy glass; bottles
Lubin's best French
sears crsvAn hs and stocks Of and elegant styles
Chenille, and csshniere mu6es, Ac.
Together win complete articles of the beet
quality, at CHAs H. LANEis
=. Gents Furnishing Establishment,
DEC N-d2" Pennsylvania avenue, AZ street.
CHhlsrmAs and New Year Presents Gentle
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To ArchifecG-9lOO Premium
church building the city Of Washington,
upon 70 onE and ussins sacs
70 feet front Be hsl
The building will sive the above su Tor pen
fairly the cialms OF tAe
he for the work.
For particulars outlines please address
Rev STUART ROBINSON, Baltimore,
mo. M. McCALLA, Washington.
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RAILROAD
MONTREAL, Dec 20Ths section Of the Canada railroad
between Windsor and Chatham opened last Saturday
only fifteen miles remaining to be completed.
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TRIRoRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
.Porelrn NeWs BIZ ODE Cnnndn.

HALIFAX, Feb. 4.-The market for bread
siufTs closed on the 22d, at u shade lower
rates. Western canal -four Is quoted at
27s Cd and Philadelphia, Baltimore and O.
hio at 29s@2ss6d.
White corn Is qHoted at s6s and yellow
at s3s Cd; white wheat 7s2d@7ssd aud red
at 6s6d and 7sld.
GARDENERS circular quotes the Provision
Market firm at full prices.
Some circulars say, that owing to the ap-
prehension which appears quite prevalent
in England, of an invasion byFrance. holders
Of pork we're asking an advance; and that
Bacon had further advanced Is.
Lard sells at 65s. Tallow had declined
The Bank Of England had advanced the
rate Of discount To 3 per cent. Ccnsols clos.
ed at 99s@ 90. Ohio SKIES Of 1870 at 100
General Intelligence. Preparations, Of a
decided character, were mdkingin Englant
for war. The Government had issued q
circular to the railway companies, making
enquiries In regard TO the number Of horses
and the quantities Of munitions Of war the,
could carry in a given time 10 specified
points, in case ofan emergency. A large
military station is 10 be formed near Birm
ing, and no more Regiments are to Lt
sent abroad. Great activity prevails at al
the navy yards. Napier, the English ship
builder, had received an order from Napo
leon to build sixteen war frigates for In,
French service, but the English Admiral,
cancelled the order, and gave him simila
orders to build the frigates for the EnglisI
Government.
The marriage of the Emperor Napoleon
was ~announced to take place on the est
ultimo, at the Church Of Notre Dame
Montigo is the lady. Her friends have de
manded for her a dowry of five millions.
Twenty line Of battle frigotes and ffteer
smaller vessels are building id the Frenc
navy for the Government.
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COMMERCIAL nrEII1GEEcE.
Lnncnsler mnrkels

WEDNESDAY,, Feb. 0.-There has beer no
change in prices since our last quotations,
and they may be resumed. The bad roads
ofthe past few days have again checked
transactions. We quote wheat at sO@ sac;
Flour 4.25@ $50; Rye 90; Barley 5oj Corn
50; Oats 28@3O.
seeds-Cloyer $50; Flax rs; Timothy
l5O@I,75.
Groceries remain very firm. Sugar 5a@6i;
Molasses IS; Rice 81; Coffee IOl; Teas As
ESQ; Tobacco, Cavendish i5@ 80, Kentucky
provisions-Pork still commands 5.00@
600; Hams 9@ 10; Sides s; Shoulders u
Lard 8; Butter IS; Eggs 8.
Salt, l.75 for Hooking and 200 for Lake;
Beans 90; Dried Apples 100.
10 the retail market, prices are not chang.
ed AMI former quotations may be resumed
for all articles. II continues 10 be poorly
supplied. The average Of ptices, ia this
city, at wholesale end ,etail, are as low OF
lower than in uny Of our neighbDring cities,
while the prices paid for the farmers produce
ranges as high upon the average, and In
many instances higher. One hundred miles
OF plank road, costing less than two hun.
dred thousand dollars, would double The trade
Of the city, and give farmers an easy access
TO market at all seasons o. tbe year!
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TIC Wool Markcis.

BALTISoRr. Feby. 1.-The market con-
tinues firm with light receipts and supply
A good demand. Sales Of some 6,0OO lbs.
at 80 to 81 cts; for unwashed Common,
washed Tub do 80 a 4s cts; Pulled "a 10
40 cts; fine Fleece As 10 SO cts per ID. as
to quality.
NEw YoEK, Feby. ga fair inquiry for
domestic Fleece, but in small lots, at full
prices. Sales of 80, 90 lbs. Fleece at 47c.
for Common, 53@55c. for Medium, and GO
@e5c. fof Sbperfne. Pulled is scarce and
wanted. Sales at 42943c. for No. !, 45@
4Sc. for Super, and sec. for Extra.
The Newark, Ohio, Ga,ene Of Saturday
last, says:
"The coming Wool crop of this county i,
being bought up at enormous prices. We
have been informed that full one-half Of the
clip has been bought at from 80 10 Go and
some even as high as GO cents per %pound!--
There is nothing to justify these %ruinou'
rates, and there will be a great "busting up
somewhere before PIERCE goes on, of Of
fee"
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Il. G. FarrelTs Celebrated ARABIAN Linlment

This celebrated medicine, ~skilfully composed as it
is Of the IN Ist healing balsams and penetrating oils, can
never fail TO cure a most every affection that could be
alleviated by an external remedy. Its superiority
over all other liniments is proven by the miraculous
cures it performs, aud by tile great and constantly in
creasing demand There has been sold within the
past year more than Three Millions If Bottles, and
there can be but few parsons found who do not Hestow
upon it the highest pral,e for the rare virtues 1t pos
sesses. Nothing, perhaps, since the ere ton OF the
world. has been so successful as an tx. ernal remedy
for all nervous diseases, as this wonderful curative.
When app iod.i 1t inStantaieouily ditfuses itsclfthrough
the whole SYSTEM, soothing the irri'sted nerves. aliay-
ing tn most intense pains. and creating a most de-
lishtiul sensation Read the following remarkable
cure, which can be attested by hundreds who were
full acquainted with the whole circumstance.
CHRONIC ENLARGEMENT nF THE TONSILS
My daughter, when six months old, wa. taken with
a swelling in the tonsils, which grew larger and larger
till when six years old she had great difficulty in
swallowing her food. Every night watch was kept
fearing she would ~suffocats. The best doctors attend
cd her but cou d give no relief. ] took her TO tn.
most eminent doctors in the East; they said there val
no hep for her but to outgrow it. With a sad heart
returned home with her, when she became So Inuci
worse that the doctors had TO be called in again, they
means Of giving relief. My wife would not consent t
this, and she determined to try your Liniment. which
gave relief the very first application, and by contin
ued use she entirely recovered She is now 10 year
old and feshy and hea thy as could be de'ired. You
Liniment is also the best in use for spraiDs, bruses
cuts, burns. headache, ETC., and 1t will remove tn,
most severe pain in a few minutes. 1t also curea
caked udder in my COW in a few DAYS.
Peoria. March 90, lS49 GEORGE FORD.
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Cleveland Market.

4 CLEVELAND, Feb. 4-There is little doing
in produce, and from what we hear there APP
pears TO be but little Wheat coming Out
along the canal. Farmers are holding back
later than usual, anticipating fair prices for
their wheat. Some few sales Of wheat have
been effected for future delivery at about one
dollar per bushel for Ghite. Railroad wheat
from cars deliverable at the mills sells at
loo, netting about 97@9S. Team wheat
brings 90.
Flour-Strait brands super6ne Flour held
at 4,5O@4,624; extra brands 4,75@5. Sale.
have been made at above quotations, deliv.
cradle in the Spring free of storage aud in.
surance.
Pork-Market rather dull, and buyers no
disposed to take me SIS at over ID; holders
ask l6.
Lard-Is not quite as firm, and a decline
of about lc has taken place, and we Quote 81
@l0c.-Herdd.
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DIED.

AZ he residence ofGilbcrt Devol, on Sunday NOR.
ming tha 9th Instant. PRESS GILBERT DEVOL, aged
I wonths, infant son Of Captain P. II. 4 Sarah Devol
The sympathies Of this entire community are extend
ed to the bereaved friends, especially To the affection.
ate father, who is at this time far from home and
wholly unconscious of this sad visitation-tha he
may be spared to return to his afflicted wife, tn con.
sole and support her in this dark hour of her trial. and
that. though their sweet and lovely child may no more
RETURN to them here, they may appreciate and improve
the delightful privilege of going TO it, in a better
world. is the sincere wish and prayer OF many sym
pathising and sorrowin friends. Com.
On the Sd inst, Mr.. ISAIAH McCABE, in the 74th
year Of his age. The deceased was a pioneer settler
and for many years a re pectable ~inhsbitant oil Hook.
ing township, Fairfield county, Ohio.
At College Hill on the both instant, after a short i'll.
ness, JOHN SPRAGUE WHIrWELL, Esq, aged 81
years. Protests r Of Ancieit Languages and Bellies
Lettres, in Farmers College, ard a graduate of the
class OF 1916 in Harvard University. Professor Whit
well was eminent as a Classical Scholar, and his ] Isl
will b~e'deeply deplored by the Faculty ofthe Colegl
with which he was connected Cincinnati atlas.
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Sale of RenI.E stnte bs OrNer of Court.

SAIe OF EkehI'E.Stntt Dy UTNtT OF OOUTI'
0kN Saturday the 18th dny of March. A.. ID. 1853,
~ between 10 o'clock. A.. NJ. and 8 o'cluckP N. at
the door Of the court-hause in the city Of Lancaster
will be sold to the highest bidder. the following Real
Estate, as the property Of lsdic W. Meason, deceased,
to wit; Foriv seven AIRES, moro or less, part OF Sec
ton number \, Township number 10. Of Range nam.
a, follows: commencing at the South EAST corner Of
the l,nds owned BY Emily c Maason ia sail Section:
TN me South along the East 'rn Section in 80 chains
a ID 81 links: thence West 2dcliini and q links to a
post: thence North % chains and 81 ink to the South
west corner of said lands ofEmily c. Messon thence
East 20 chains and u links to the place ,oG beginning,
subj 'ct to the dover Estate of aid Emily &. Meason
in said AZ Acres tract, as heretofore assigned therein.
Terms of ~Sale-One-third cash in hand, residue In
two equal anntal in~stalments at one and two years
from the day of sale; with interest from tho same day.
JOHN BRANDON,
Adm'tor Of the Estate of Isaac ". Meason.
February 10, 1858 50 5w40
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LOCAL I-NrELLIGENCE.
XhIg Countr -Convcnnon.

The Wings Of Fairfield county are re-
quested 10 meet in Convention, at the Court
House, in Lancaster, on Saturday, February
l9h, at / o'clock, P. NJ, for the purpose oI
appointing delegates to the Wig State Con.
vention. This county is entitled to four
delegates.
We hope our Wings friends will give at
tention to this coll, and find il convenient
to be present, In order that we may be full,
and fuirly represented in the choice Of can.
didates for the several State officers.
BY order Of the Wing Central Committee
GEO. WEAVER, Sect'y.
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TEETHi TEETH!l TEETHnI

R H. L. order, DENTIST-OFFIoE oppo
site CLY's HoTEI, at the cd stand. Those hav
ing decayed teeth, as well as those who have no teeth
are invited to call. with the assurance that he can I'll
carious teeth so as TO save them and render them use
full during life Artificial teeth inserted, from ole L
a full set, on gold plates, and warranted to answer thC
purpose Of the natural organs IN the most satisfactory
manner. Being permanently located in Lancaster
those having work done will not incur the ris9 Incl
does not feel disposed to fill teeth partly with tin foil
and then finish the plug BY inserting 1 LAYER Of eolt
on top, and then charge the price Of gold plug, like
some professional men Of great note and pretenslom
have been doing. Feb. 2 ~l65s-6m39
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An Ordinance.

To regulate the Cincinnati. Wilmington and lanes
willie Railroad in the City Of lancaster.
&C 1. Bel ordaiHedby The (ay Couaca Of the
- City Of Lancaster. That the right 81 way through,
upon or across any Of The streets and ALE s OF the
city OF Lancaster, be and the same is hereby granted
to the Cincinnati. Wilmington and Zsnesviile Rail
Road Company. brittle construction, occupancy y, use
and N Sintainance thereon Of the Road Of ssid COmPA-
nv. and that said Company b. and is hereby author
iscd to use AMI occupy 30 much OF the said streets
and alleys Of said city IS may be deemed e~xPedicnt
for the construction. use and mantainance thereon OF
such number Of main and side tracks Is the business Of
said Company may require; Prorided, That said Com
psny does nOt obstruct the free passage over said
trests AMI sDeys or all ordinary travelling purposes;
and PrOTide4 further, That should said Company
disturb or interfere with any of the drains or sewers
Of said city, the cos; or expense Of altering OF re-
pairing the ssme shall be paid BY said Company.
Passed January II. ls53
~AueE-Jo4s D REED, city clerk.
January ~, 1859.
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PUBLIC SALE.

TVNHE subscriber wi sell at his residence in Green
j. field township. four miles tiorih of Lancaster, on
Friday, February 20, 1858, the following property
to.wit: A lot Of Mich Cows Is head of Young Cattle,
A hath CODED Durham Bull, a lot of Sheep,
3 head Of Work horses, 8 Colts 2S cars old,
A Wagon, Buggy, Ploughs, harrows,
A set Of B' acksmilh's Too's, and q variety Of house,
hoid and Kitchen Furniture and Farming Utensils with
a variety Of other articles too tedious to mention.
sale TO commences at 10 o'clock. A. NJ Of said day.
A credit of six months will be given on all sums over
three dollars-under that sum cash in hand.
February 8. 1853 JONATHAN COULSON.
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DAGUERREOTYPES

u B McBBIDE, is prepared to execute Dsguer4
IA. reotyprs in the most approved style and upon
terms that cannot fail 10 meet the appreciation Of all.
DsguerreotyPes Of children, of any age, are execut.
ed here as perfectly as for , grown person.
Persons wishing nagueIreotyp pes and al others a e
respectfully invited to call and examine his spcci-
mems. He is receiving. and will keep on hand, almost
all styles OF case, So that all can be suited.
TrP ; Instructions given in this most beautiful
and fascinating art, on tie most reasonable te' ms.
Rooms in the frame building belonging TO Mr.. Gel.
sy. Entrance one door West ot the Hooking Valley
Bank. Lancaster, January IL, 1853.
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LAND FOR SALE.

TINE subscriber offers at private sale a Tract Of
j Land, containing about l6o Acres, situated IN
" alnut township, about two miles West Of Salem. II
is we'll Improved and well-watered. embraces about
Eighty Acres of GOOD TlMBLR, the balance under
good cultivation. Also a Tract Of about, ~ Acres OF
rich pasture land near the above. with q stream Of
water running through the same. For further parti.
culars, inquire of the subscriber or his son living
upon the premises. s. s. HANNA OK.
y 3. Il the above property is not so by the Doth
OF March, 1t will then be for rent. q. s. II.
February 8, 1853-Eaale cojy 3w40
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EARN FOR SALE.

TNIE mder,igned, being tcsirous to change his bu.
sines OF life, now 0,Iers tor sale a valuable
FARM, situate In Bloom township, Fairfield county,
Ohio. one halt mile North Of the town of Royslton.-
an Said Farm contains over -
%T~ rWO HUNDRED AND SlxTY.TWO LID
| ACRES; rioro thAn two. thirds Of the same under a
good state Of cult, alton. and the balance well timber
ed. There ore two farm houses, and a largo barn OF
the same, aid several springs uf never failing water
and au orchard Of the choicest selections Of grafte'
fruit.
Said Farm can De divided so rs to make two goo
farms, aud will be sold separate or together, to sni
PURCHASERS.
For particulars, rs to price and terms persons de
sirous Of purrhas;ng.ar referredto A. Mcfeigh, tsq
Lancaster, Ohio, or 10 the undersigned, whn will b
found ON the premises during the next two weeks.
Sept. 10, 1852 JAMES A HARRISON.