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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-09
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rE,ETN III ~ ~ VT HIINFIII
aI6or and JoweIry EstabIishment,
A Fresh Il complete assortment OF the latest styles
N ofGOId and silver Watches, Clocks Of an
endless variety and ofthe'best and largest assortment
Of everything in the Jewelry line in the city of L. NJ
caster, all of which ! shall not alone warrant in re-
gard to quality, but cannot be surpassed in price even
By calumnious competitors. In connection with the
above articles I have also on hand a most splendidlot
of Accordeons, Violins, Violin bows, Music,boxes, a
yolyers, Portmonies, card-cases, spectacles, chains
and guards, and thousands OF other fancy articles.
Thankful for the liberal patronage ! have received, i
| solicit a further cor tintianee of nc ssnns,SsxpsainB
from an eniighte ned public that they will try me be-
fore being misguided by men of no veracity what,
over. In conclusion I would say. that any article 1
warrant, il not good, the money shall be refunded
JAMES GARAGHTY,
April 90. 2doors East Of Hooking Valley Ba;k
4 Prelegrap PHI copy
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ADvAxcR IN THE PAIGE OF TEAs.-The
Eject of ts Chinese REBELLION. -The first
public sale of Teas since the rebellion in
China, was held this forenoon by Messrs.
Hsggerty, Jones g. Co The Offering COM
pfised invoices imported pes ships Witch
craft, Ben Howard, Victory, &C., and the
announcement attracted a large attendance
from the trade. AS this sale was consider
ed a test for the market, there was a good
deal Of animation among the ussemblaget
and the prices realized show an advance OF
about 90 per cent. on the Greens, and about
10. per cent. on the Blacks.
a considerable portion Of the latter de-
scription was taken out Of the catalogue
previous to the sale, and some lots Of Greens
and Blacks were withdrawn for higher pri
ces, after the sale commenced. The
Young Hyson brought 81 % 35c per Id; lily
son, "a a. Ss4; Tyson TwanknY, 204 90 81
Hyson Skin, 2o4 a 9l4; Twankay, 10
Gunpowder, 80 a IS; Imperial, 80 q 40
Oolong, 30 @ 81; Congou, 90; souchong
50. The quality was from inferior to or
iinary,-N. Y. Express.
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sADDLE&MARNEss MANUFACToRX'
Three doors West of the Swan Hotel, In
Whites building,
MAINSTREELLANCASTE OHIO
rrI r. AND MATIACK

VV.vine recently removed their .tablishinentirom
Shmffer's old buildings to the brick block oil l.
IT white. on the cerper of Main and Columbus
streets. and mAdc n%nndeious additions 70 their siodx'
t,ke his method Of Informing their friends and the
public generally, thAtlhqy arc prepared to inanui;e-
turo with ne,tncss and dispatch all articles pe1samii
Inc 10 their limo Of business. They have employed
the best workmen In tho StateAnd manufacture ueE
articles from the best Material
They keep constantly on hand eonorab S'So'N
ment n the following %attcles:
Saddles, Brides and Harness,
Carriage, Wagon and Riding wings,
Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags
Single and double Mattresses,
All kinds Of hy-nets. &c, &c.
Ali Of which they will sell CHEAP foi CASH.,
| All work made to order, or purchased At their estab
lishment, Is Warranted to be mado Of tho BESl
MATERIAL, and in q like manner
Call 'and examine for yourself before purehasinI
elsewhere. icu
N. B.-The senior partner, desirous Of settling u
the outstanding accounts of The old firm, would re
spectiully ask those indebted to call and settle imme
diately, and thus save him the dlssgreeable necessit!
of placing the accounts In the hands OF officers oi tn
law for collection. A word to the wise Is smfrclen
I N
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THE PRososED ARoTtc SETTLEMrNr.--
Capt. Penny will leave England in the La
dy Franklin sailing vessel. accompanied by
the Sophia, to form a settlement on tho
shores Of Cumberland Sound, where the
Exquilnaux have reported there is ubun-
dance of copper and plG4bago, with other
minerals. DIrs. Penny goes out with her
husband, as it is their intention to have
permanent residence in the Arctic regions
The Lady Franklin and Sophia, the vessels
composing Capt, Penny's former expedi
ton, have been purchased by him for th'
company he represents.
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FRESH ARRIVAL OF GROCERIES.

r HAVE Just received by the Canal Boat Westwind,
/ a fresh supply. and can now offer TO my friends and
tho public in general. a large and well assorted lot Of
choice Groceries. The following articles l would
in particular:
Best Green Rio Coffee, Prime New Orleans Sugar
Rice, Fresh Raisins, Lard Oil and Tanners Oil,
Mackerel No. ., without deception.
Dutch Herrings, Goldfish in good order;
Soft Soap by the gallon or barrel,
Clsret Wine in cask and boxes, pure cider vinegar.
A general assortment of Tobacco, Nails, imported
and domestic Liquors and imported Segsrs.
Lancaster, January 81, 1858. Il. BECKER.
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The GoLD FEVER IN Texas, which is a
kind Of annual epidemic, has had but a short
run this year. The one hundred and fifty
dollar Jumps, found on the Colorado, are
lew and very far between. In fact, accord
ing to the Galveston News, the whole
thing is a delusion. The diggers, who had
returned, say there is gold in the region but
il will not pay for the labor Of gathering it
One or Two dollars per day was tho most
which many Of the diggers had procured
while the greater number had got nothing
At the last accounts tho fever was rapidly
abating, the grog-shop keepers in the neigh
borhood being the only persons who have
been proftcd by tho excitement.
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February 10, 1855
THE OLD SLOW and EASY FOUNDRY.
Mcssrs, Clarke, Wright & Co.,


Mcssrs. Clarke, Wright & Coz,
TTAVE taken, for a term of years, the Foundry
il L owned by John Arney, Esq, situate upon Co
lumbus and Broad Streets, in the city of Lancaster,
where they are determined to be on hand with all such
articles in their line, as the country requires.
COAL, WOOD, COOKING AND PARlOUR STOVES,
SG-MlLL GEARING, MACHINE
%ZAzzCASTINGS AND PLOUGHS, OF
various patterns, warranted a superior article, togeth-
or with all minor articles in the Foundry line.
CLARKE;S CoTnstalk and Straw Cutter,
An article superior to 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 iattening stock, Will
save from 90 to 40 per cent. Cord Fodder, when cut,
is nearly or quite equal to hay for feeding either cat
tic or horses, making an acre of well saved corn lod-
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 to order
McCORMICK'S REAPER AND GRASS CUT
TER AND MoOREfS WHEAT DRILL.
Farmers give us call. Everybody give us a call
and buy our goods and wares, our ploughs and shares
and we will try in turn to buy your corn, your wheat
your -four, your meat, your hay, your oats, youl
rag bank notes, or aught you may desire to spare, o.
broken pots and other ware. We therefore have the
highest hope, without designing any joke, that You
~wili.give a liberal share Of patronage to us who are
determinedto do business on the most liberal terms.
CLARKE. WRIGHT & co.
Lancaster, February 10, 1858 40
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School ExdminGsion.--Tho next annual
Examination Of tho Lancaster Union School
will commence on tho 18th inst, and will
close on the 25th.
Tho presence or parents 10 solicited, and
the friends of education are respectfully in
vitsd to attend. IouA WILLIAMS,
Superintendent.
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TEXAS AND TEE Puzzle DoaArN.--The
Now Orleans Bulletin states that certain
creditors Of Texas having consulted compo-
tent authority, aud having been advised thai
Inasmuch as tho State OF Texas %unequivo'
caily accepted tho terms offeredby Congress
ofthe United States, thereby rRtifying thu
act Of annexation, having determined to ap
ply 20 tho Federal Court for an injunction Il
estop the State Of Texas from donating e
tho several railroad companies, the public
domain.
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VI Z RCEKANT

a SPRINGER & TROUT,
IA HAVE received at their CLorHrN0 EsrAB-
.uE Il LIsHMENr in Giesy's building, between'
the Hooking Valley Bank and 7. w. Tallmadge's Ex-
change Office, and have just opened a large and e1ten-
siye assortment of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
And are now mar Sf,cturins every variety Of
SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR.
Which they will sell a. low as tho sans quality Of
goods and work can be purchased At any other OSiAA-
Iiishmsnt in the city. Their clothing is manufactured
under their own supervision and1E Consequently ca
perior to that which is brought from other places
They have also on hand, a beautiful variety Of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS. &C,
Which they are prerued to manufacture to order.
They have 10 their employ the best Of worhnSA and
arc at all times prepared to make the Best hts and in
tho latest styles. Al Heir Ieork tviI be warranted.
The public ara respectfully solicited to call aud OK:
anime their stock, and while thankful for the liberal
patronage they have enjoyed, they assure their old
customers and all others that they will labor to give
general satisfaction both in the quality and price OF
their goods and work.
Lancaster, march 81, 1869
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City Improvements .-Nothing can equal
the rapidly with which our citizens are
pushing forward city improvements. The
end of overy week d~iscloses tho fact that
Lancaster Is one of tho most lourishing
cities in tho State.
Mr.. Devol's fine improvements to his
dwelling cannot fail u excite tho admira-
ton of all. His railing and cato surpasses
any thing we have ever seen. His rolling
mill 10 also rapidly pushing forward to COM
pletion.
We notice too, that DR.. Miller, deter
mined to keep pace with his neighbors, has
commenced enlarging and identifying his
residence, and when finished will add great.
iy to the looks Of Wheeling and Broad
streets.
Our fri end Crunmer has just driven thu
last nail in his new and beautiful residence
and in conjunction with Mr.. McElroy,i is lev
cling down his 'front.' yard preparatory t.
planting it in trees.
Samuel II. Williams, Esq, not conten
with tho present appearance Of his nca
little cottage, is making substantial and con
~vsaient improvements. These facts prov,
that the spirit Of progress 10 abroad in GU
midst; that our mechanics, our merchant
and day laborers are all busy; that our cit
10 flourishing and that wo have men OF en-
ergy and enterprise among US. w
should like for somo of those who affect t
, believe tho lasl nail has boen driven i
Lancaster, to BIO here q few days and Sc
4: what our ehterprising citizens arc doing
tho way Of buildings. Every thing is 0oul
:. ishing now, and when we get our railrou
0 completed Lancaster 10 destined to numbC
among the cities OF tho West.
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JOHN LYONS,
WHOLESALE and RETAIL GROCER

AND DEALER IN
Flour, Fish, Bacon, Sail, TaGacco, MGnehs Ropes,
Dyo S'nfs. GIdss& StoaeHare Fruit, NOtlons,&c'
Main Street, Lancaster, Ohio.
INVITES the attention ofthe city and country trade
to his extensive stock, which comprises every ar
ticlc in his line, all of which ho is prepared to s'll at
prices that cannot fSil to please.
April IA, IS54-2md&w-Eaglo copy
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LANCAsTEn MACHINE FOUNDRY.

LANCASTER MACHINE FOUNDRY.
~ DEvOL is prepared to furnish all kinds OF
W. Steam Engines, upon short notice ana az
Cincinnati and Pittsburgh prices.
Also, all kinda of Mill Gearing, Hosting screws;
Regulating Screws Jack Screws uller'sScrew aud
CIDER Screws.
Mill Spindles of ~castiron or wrought.
Bales and Drivers, &c. &c.
lie will also furnish the Parker Wheel 90
suit any head of water, and with either iron or wood
shaft. Also, tie Atkinson Wheel fit up as above
| The patento on the Parker Wheel has expired and con-
sequently they can be had much cheaper,
fIe also continues to make Devious Inreshln9
Machines, and keeps a lot constantly on hand, war
ranted the best in Ohio. -,
All the above articles will be made with especial
care and by the best w~orknen, and Will be warranted.
All kinds ofrepairiug done upon the shortest notice;
He also keeps constantly on hand, KINDS OF
CASTINGS, usually kept in a Foundry. lie has
completed his front shop, so that those who call
can examine his work.
The known quality of the work done at this eStab-
lishment lormany years p~astisthe best guarantee thar
in future, the subscriber w~illlabor to desire the pa
tronage Of the public. He invites examinatlonl
Lancaster, April 26, 1853 u. DEVIL.
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REAL HEAD OF HAIR.
]. w. COLLIER,

(LATE OF PHILADELPHIA.(
VentIIatlnS a. GOssamerWig MAnUfastureF,
Opposite the Capitol House. Columbus.
A N Extensive assortment Of Ladies' and Gentle
m mems Wigs, Toupees, Soaps, half Wigs, fcre-
pieces, Back Hair, Frizetts, Puffs, Curtis and co'ored
Work. Also, bracelets, Necklaces, Beads, kings.
Crosses, Pins, Gusrds and Chains.
Q-J-IIair Work repaired and dressed. Orders fifth
fully executed. Jan B, 1Sb3.-6m34
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Carnet,i Cofpets!! Carpets!!I

EHfVtIsV CUT PUIs'9 VH1POFS'''
EUSf received ofour own Importation from London
~ and American manufacture. at our carpet storo
opposite the Capitol House, Columbus, Ohio.
80 patterns Velvet Carpet,
l40 " BRUSSELS Tapestry do.
100 pieces three ply do.
10 super Dutch Dining Room do
SO " assorted Ingrains do from 37c TO 81 y I'd
Also, Large lot of stair, Stripe, Hemp, and all the
other kinds known.
We can with confidence say to the public that VIC
have the cheapest and largest stock OF Carpets and
house furnishing goods'of any houso in tho West.
Wehave experienced men to cut, make and TT car
pots, on reasonable terms and the shortest notice.
April l2 OSBORN d STEWART.
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TEETIIi TEETH!l TEETuN!

y site CLY's HorEL, at tho cd stand. Those hav-
ing decayed teeth, as well as those who have no teeth,
ara invited to call, with the assurance that he can fill
csrious tooth so aslo save them and render them usa-
full during life, Artificial teeth inserted, from one to
a full set, on gold plates, and warranted o answerthe
purpose Of the natural organs in the most satisfactory
manner. Being permanently located IN Lancaster
those having work done will not incur the risk incl
dent 10 the employment of transient Dentists. lie
docs not feel disposed TO fllteeth partly with tin foil,
and then finish the plug by inserting layer of gold
on top, and then charge the price Of gold plug, like
some professional men Of great note and pretenslon'
have been doing. Feb. =, loo3-on59
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erThO National Democrat in spekhiug
a the New York BarDburners asking Of
fcS Of the prescott Admihistrution .snd at the
same time sndeayoring to %re-organize their
party, says:.
III may DO fairly Questioned ifthe devil
himself has brass enough to ask for patron
age TO be used directly against the pJincl,
pies which bestowed il. Every body knew
that human nature was very bad, but nobody
Suspected it capable ofsuch bare faced i'm
pudaRce.n
) AHft rs F2oM GEKMAsq. II 70 stated thu
sevefna Of the German governments are a
5egt sending agents 10 Amcnca 10 eollcc
iaiofmation regarding tbs doings in ou
co4htfy ~ she snigea.is frsih theirs
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p n ANRIvAL T..

HAVE Just received and offer Tor sale al reduceu
l. priees, for cash or country produce,
A LARGE AND GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
GROCERIES, NOTIONS, &C.,
Consisting in part of Rio Coffee, Orleans, Loaf and
Lump Sugar; N. Orleans and Sugar house molassesi
Golden Syrup; A VARIETY OF TEAS, starch, Pep
per and spices, ground and in the grain; Mustard
Cod Fish. Mackerel and White Fish; Fancy Soap
Fishing Tackle and all other articles usually kept II
an establishment Of tho kind. -.
IYAshbrook's Whiskey by the barrel, ehoice Ii
quors of all kinds by the gallon, etc.
Lancaster, April %. 1853 JACOB CLT'
l3.Eagle and Telegraph copy for , months
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SPLENDID PROPERTY FOR SALE.

A 8 agent for Henry Farnnm of Philidelphl,. l
n will sell the property known as the Reese Man.
sion House situated on Main street, in the city OF
Lancaster. This house Is one Of the most beautiful
and we'll finished private reaidences in Central Ohio
and will be sold at a bargain to the purchaser; Tho
title Is indisputablo. 7. VAN TRUMP
June 2, 1859.
HTO. S. Jouruai copy for 8 Insertions charge this
Office,
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FRESH ARRIVAL OF GROCERIES
Attic Old Stand of George j. WYgum.


THNHANKFUL for past favors, the subscriber re-
Il spectfully informs his old customers and the pub
lie generally, that he has row a .fuT and complete
STOCK of FiAnLY GROCERIES,, embracing, in
part the following articles.
hfHsSd COFEEE-Rio and Java, of the best quality;
HASNTEA-Young nyson and Imperial;
Observation-Disclosures, crushed, Loaf, Cuba
and New Orleans;
MOLASSES-Bes. Golden Syrup, Sugar house
and New Orleans;
~o<T3yp~F ISH-Whito Fish, Mackcrel and Cod,
%S&Ss al fresh; also, herring
TOBACCOS-A primeSrticie of Russell and Robin
CONS Cayendhh xnd Aliens best pound LUMP; also. 4
good article of spun, Nail Rod and six Twist; also
lndprson's fine cut chewing and smoking Tobacco;
S~PICEs-Peppor, Alspice, Ginger, Cloves, China
mon and Pepper Sauce;
MISUNDERSTANDING, Nader, Logwood & Alum
,ClSret, Muscat and Malaga Wines
a primo article Of Coniac Brandy New England Rum
Ryo and Wheat WhiIkey, sold in no less quantit!
than 4 quart.
Besides a great variety Of articles usually kept a
| similar establishments all Of which will bo sold Ata
low prices As At any other house in tho city.
A eontinutneo ofthe patronage ofthe public isro
s~peetfully solicited. GEORGE ]. WYGUM
Lancaster, August 4, 1852
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

PUBLio WALES AM SHADE TREEs.-One
Of ths greatest wants ofOur city is a public
walk shaded from the heat Of the sun and
free 10 the cool breeze. Few seem to aPPre-
ciate the value of such walks, or we should
have had something Of the Kind among u.s.
Once such a place might have been had with
no difficulty and with little expense. Ev-
cry year increases the difficulty and the a.
mount of money required. and we trust our
citizens before it is altogether too late, will
secure the ground, plant it with trees aud lay
il out in beautiful walks. AT present we
have nothing that pretends to a public walk
Those who wish to walk in the summer even
ings must do so between heated bricks
There is no place for our citizens to meet
exceptin some crowded building. We seem
to have been afraid of the pure breeze as i
il would hurtu US. We have used every mean;
to shut it out. The breath of islander could
not BIO more offensive to us than the breath
of heaven seems to be. A good public square
would be of immense advantage to our city
It's value cannot be estimated in money
To soy nothing of the physical comfort, i
would be OF great advantage in a moral poin
Of view. Tho gentle whisper Of the breez'
would enticc many a youth from scenes o
dissipation. Such a place might be made t
improve the public taste, to promote goo
feelings among tho citizens and contribute
totho HI ppiness Of many On hour. Such
! place could be well called the "poor man
. country seat" Tho laborcr, wearied witt
$ the tolls Of the day, might escape from hi
shop and with his wife and children breath
for a while the pure air.
j. Ifany ono ofou wealthy citizens Ia Anx
y ious to do good work, and cause his nam
0 to be remembered with gratitude through a
= timc, let him furnish tho city with euch
n place.
n When wcbecan this article, NO intende
a merely to speak about the paving ofBroad
o. way, and planting it with trees. This ma
Il. be made one Of the most beautiful streets
10 the world, and II would cost but little
plant it with trees, inasmuch as the enterpr
sing citizens on the east side have made
rt very good beginning this season.
ty We hopo some'member ofthe city coul
no ell will determine to attend to this matte
a. and bring il before that body, and tn
al entitle himself to the gratitude Of the who
mt community.
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NAILS! NAILSn NAILSM NA1LsM EAlLSF!!!
lust received at the Cheapest Hardware Store,
d 900 kegs assorted Nails and Spikes. which VIII
be sold cheap for cash, by r. bOfE'
lancaster, April %, 1853
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nissnIntinn Nnticn.

FEVHE co-partnership of ARFE.Y n CLARKE was,
Il by mutual agreement, dissolved on the Sist DAY
of January, 1863. All persons having unsettled &C
counts with said drm will please call aud settle with
either said Arney or Clarke, one OF whom will be
found At the old establishment.
ARNEY & CLARKE,
February 10, 1853 PER JOSHUA Clarke.
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THGnks.-ouF thanks are due Mr.. Tut.
hill, p. M, and his gcntlomanly assistant
Mr.. CochcV, for valuable ravors.
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NEW COODS.

NEW UUUVSY
SUPERIOR IN QUALITY s. CHEAT IN PRICES
NK7E are now in the receipt Of our New Spring
wv midsummer Stock OfGoods, IN all their
variety in the
DRY GOODS, QUEENS AND GLASSWARE,
SHOE AND HARDWARE LINES. Sc. &c.
| Which We offer 70 the public as the most interesting
and cheapest stock Of Goods brought to this market,
to which we invite tho public attention, and which
zoe ipiH sell on the most reasonable terms, at the Ole
store IN ,fIst dooEe East ofthe Swan Hotel
WHITE, IRA u JULIAN;
' IAnsasto1, April97, 1863 d&wSm5s
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TO shingio Makers.

VNTANTED, 10000 Lap Shingles, fof WhiOht ho
w highest market price will b paid IN cash on
delivery. o.DN'pnc
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Catharino Heistnnd's Estate.

Catharine Heistond's Estate'
Notice "a hereby given that tho subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as administrators on the
estate OF CathaIine fIeistand, late ofFairlleld Coun-
~, deceased, dated this 18th day Of May, A. DiSoS'
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- . 1853
HUBBY, HUGHES & Co..
FOIWARBIyGAND COMMISSION M~ERUhANfN,
AND DEALERsN
Salt, Fish, Plaster, and Water Lime
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
U IBERALC Cash and advances made on eonsignments
IA of property, for sale in this or eastern markets.
PrOprietOrs West.Trans. Line, ONO Con"i
AGENTS FoR
NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD,
For freight or passage, applyto
]. H.. MOORE, No. / Cortiandt ST., New YORK
Western transportation Company, Erie Canal,
Via. Buffalo, New York and oswego Line, via. Oswego'
PRoPRIEToRs AND AaENTs.
& G. CHASE & Co, Albany, New York.
SAMUEL MORGAN, Buffalo, NEW York.
JIM. DYGERT eco, oswego. New York.
IA a.. q. srIsbiSs, }Ils Broad st N. Y,
P.B BURKE. % State ST.. Boston, Mnss.
FLANAGAN, G84 South Wharves, IhIl.
JAMES C. EVANS. Ship Canal, Buffalo.
Grilith's Western Line,
PROPRIEroRs AND AGENTS.
Evan GRIFTITH, No. SO coentis SliNup stairs)N.Y
WIS TowLE, corner Riy err & State sis. Troy, NY
J. NJ GRtFFIrH Il co., Long Wharf and Ship canal
Buffalo. Refer to Merchants generally. April &c
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cotton Yarn and Batting.

Ann0 lbs. CottonY Yarn, from No. Alto Is; 70 ballet
No. 2 and Extra Family Batting; Carpe'
ors prices, and for sale by 7. BoPE.
Lancaster, April %
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For Carriages and Buggies.
1nn sett Buggy and Carriage Springs, 100 do Bug
Apr;I9S y, B0PE,