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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-29
THE GREAT HAT STORE, a
Roth Wholesale and Retail. e

r. Fielding has Just received from New York and
Philadelphia, one Of the largest stock OF Hats and
Cans that has ever como TO this city Of the latest i'm
proved STYLES, embracing every variety of snaps
sor;s and sizes, consisting Of the late spring styled
Mole skin Hat, unsurpassed in Ohio for durability and
nneness. Also, Young Mems Hats Of all kinds =
summer Hats consisting Of Panama, from 80 to "a,
Pedal and China StralO; ., aid and Leghorn; Ma.
nilla and PalnsleqG Kossnh hats, bothIFlr and Wool
Fine Otter and white Beaver for summer, the late
spring style Cassimer Hat weighing only 4 ounces
All sorts ofBoy's and Children's Fancy Hats, ..Fui
and Wool, and Straw. Also a few Ladies' late style,
Riding Hats, all of which will be sold on the mos
reasonable terms, lower than ever before.
May IA 1853. ROBERT FIELDING.
N. B. Country Merchants will do well by callinl
and examining my stock before buying elsewhere
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EyEJTESETIIyS EtEgJI5ESEI EEEN9TsSlE9 al
Ernx@NasaE R85eas55AS
RAIL ROAD NOTICE,

TTNHE CINCINNATI, WILMINGTON and ANES
IL WILLIE RAIL ROAD is now located from Lam
caster to ZannsvillP, and will soon be put under con
tract for It's construction, and Il is now imperatively
necessary that tho instslments due ana to become
due on Stock, be Immediately paid up, as well as that
subscribed to tho Lexington route, as also the uncon-
ditional stock.
Six inStalmonts OF 10 per cent. each. arc now due;
and the 7th will fall due on the LIST January next
The stockholders residing in Fairfield and Hooking
counties are required to pay TO the undersigned, Troa.
surer of said company, at his Office in Lancaster.
JOEL R~ADEBAUGH, Treasurer.
Cincinnati, w. and GAINESVILLE Railroad company
Lancaster, December IL, 1852. 32t
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LATEST CINCINNATI NESW!
ROBINSON & TROUT,

Having inst reeeived rom Cincinnati, q most
Il lextensive and more Fashionable Stock again
thankfully address the liberal public
Thanks to the Public-we rejoice q
W. have a gen'rous Putlic's voice
Our warm appeal has reach'd their heaiti
They nobly help'd VI at the start,
And help US still, and seem to shout
"IInrrdh for RoBfNsoS and TRoUr"
In fact, they quickly bought us out
And for their money bargains got
At famous ScoFIELD's CORNER room,
And still the cry is-''stM they come"
To please their taste and take their eye
Wejust have got = new supply
Ofother Boots and Shoes, and ditto,
From glorious Cincinnati City,
And these with those OF our own make
Viii surely Fairfield County take:
We mean, its custom far and wide,
Till all are pleas'd and all supplied
"The Latest Cincinnati NetoS!"
Come read it in our Boots and Shoes: :
For GENT MEN. as said before,
or notables a varied store.
From Congress down 10 eU'ry-days.
Oflowast price though highest prai'e,
So highly polishd lame and cash to win.
The shaving folks may shave therein
For LADIES. latest fashions too.
From tidy boot to tidier shoe,
Which fan tho lovers ardent flames
As worn by Cincinnati danes:
The Jsnny Lind that tell a tale
As sweet as Swedish Nightingale,
And say, when worn the streets shout
"Ieome from RoBISsoS &TRoUrl''-
The BaSLinS, BrOHs'd; the Patent CdV,
And Rosette Boots, SO soft and safe
The Callers of the various kinds
To please the various feet and minds
The great None Such and French Morocco.
To other shops a downright ''s0cker"--
In short and long, the Ladies know
We blow fair breezes iOhcR zoe bloto!
For CHtLDRRS. pretty boys and girls,
Who smile applause through flowing curls,
We have the newest and the best
Come one, come all, the Stoch to test;
Where each-a sapient foot. adornor-
Throws the Public 'fnto fits at SCOFIELD
CORNER
..s.a. nb;o M.,, ~ fQsq
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ACARD

TIME motto offhe Philadelphia Commission Stor
Il is, "EvERY TUB OUGHT TO STAND ON IT'S OWN
BorroN;" hence said establishment keeps nothing
on hand to conflict with the Hardware MerehaniSew-
eler, Grocer. Clothier, Shoemaker, Halter, or any
thing outof the strict line of Dry Goods; Think OF
this all ye interested and let the Agent oithe Comms-
sion Store realize that you look to your interests.
The most splendid stock Of Dry Goods ever ouereo
in Lancaster, for variety, style and cheapness'e can Dc
found at the Philadelphia Commission store
Lancaster. April is. 1883,
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CHANeR OF PoLITIcAt NAMEs.--The
names Of the two wings Of the democratic
party in New York have been changed
The aSons," il is said, desire hereafter 10
be known as the "Unterri6ed Democracy
Ia name ia which they were re-baptized by
John Van Buren,, on "Wednesday last, at
Syracuse. in derision of the Hunkers, who,
not desiring 20 have the bullies sent up from
New Yorkto assail them, thought it the
wisest course to keep out Of their way. The
"Hunkers," in consequence Of having be-
come frightened, are to DO hereafter callet
the Terrified Democrats"
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The Cheap Hardware Store,

SMILING eHEArER THAN \ ornrA HAAp"Anr
uOuan IN olnO, ron CASH.
-.n.t,.
ID bOfE has 1nN fecel,se - $500
IL . the Cheap harawafe sso.e, - u.-S,-ss.
ment OF Engllah, German anu AmsisS ~
all OF which have been pufen.sso Thsss %oeSs
manufacturers and lerelsn lmPoI'els. IA styerv
have been paIehssea "nh f.esN - Inc ls.a
low prices which Nlh enaple mn " M M .eo.L IA
In the hsrdwafe uAoe IN hsne,Seel -.
now me largest ever epeneo IN hens@sei'
aiats part o. the
Do~e1 S~-teci 80 csyfnp7i
10 1erman steei Assti
nfu1n 1S4,neal sffI
70 Assorted Corn seysnesi
SfAm C,eales, nish scS'neH'
% nay Ana IRAN hases'
10 Sano = lne tonAsi asrt
80 AsSortea snoyeii
u siekesi A
l0 pair assorted unco cnalnsi
90 " Wagon and Piow harness; 49,
- breast cnAlhsi
70 Lock ehaiHs;
oO Log chains'
With a variety OF otner goods, to which lne atten,
lion OF farmers Is especially. directed, for tho wiu
do well to call on 7. bope before they purchase else
where, es they VIII save money ey ~
Next In order, !. BOZ has provided general as.
soriment TOR the OF every variety ol
goods in their line Of business, such as fad-nooRs,
Terrets. Halter and preceding Rings, IVORY, brass
lined Silver and Brass Rings, Brass and eHveI
Buckles, &c, OF every grade, zig Harness. IonS sn1
-
Harness. !, =, y aud q long spot, and All overPisteo
hamesi Saddiers plush slik DO, nog SIN sensins'
. cord Ihreadi Sadulers TOOLS otevery oeserlPuon
TO which Saddlers are directed as they Will save
noao1 ~ ~ II 20 ssf q Jico-x =. Ha.S,v.re chesn.
y : &C. arsr hos,d ~ horar. ~ ,hsss narts.
Ana now er The BIfGGY n cARRIAGE
, ptTI mrs. IN .h;s I;,a D 1npE ~ ancaster. car
,t.nsn "a a. .oast He has ~
mo. .nS ~ an L;5os p.toua n. IN : a. - VS.
' "a nicees Coach lace
2 5000 wards nail and paste do,
4 % Pieces assorted Damssk,
n ~ Pieces al worsted,
~ rleses assorted Cal. tAtinets,
!. 9 Pieces drab, blue and green Cloth,
90 asst enameied muslin and heavy duck.
% Hides enameied Leatner, :,
- lV0 seiis SILVER and brass pant ana SAND osnds
, With = variety o. other goods 700 tedious TO emu
merate, Az o. which wiI De 500 cheap. y wh, .
to the advantage Of this branch o. mechanics to loo
!. 10 their interests once, and give I. BoPE a call
\ c%Ppt,N"TEp ~ not eoroo,.sn D Ropl
~ nro,iJoJ Co. tha homo ma sEnyya or tho eonr
.~, .~ ~ h,,;l5 onr cities and towns ana has on han
g haw 1srS I'D panel Ssws. comnsss ana h,r
Sars. ( & 81 and a feet X Cut do: Iron and ~,
Sr"syss r., Inc Sou.res a 10 10 inch: i Ia 81 inc
aSranrs hast maize. Jack. smooth and lore Plane,
<. pp..SSSi, Mo"Il;ra Z. A., Hatchats and ,Hammer
II ison anJ 1901 III eos. Rr.cos and hits 6rom . 10 /
r, doII.,s. Noy,;ca md Sorkstt Cbiseis- single or /
10 .c,ts' to which could be added Gour score and ten oil
ar sr,;clss in this important branch of industry. i,
srScs /, ~ s.v iet tbe carnenters call ON p. BOPl
a nd he will taLe nle.spre IN showing them his eoot
natives. y
Id uord to tho SbocmoLers.
ou
~ r.. bCfE mas 90 nand a nhe 10y OF noot nioioce'
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-29

TnE MAINE Law IN ESeLASD.--The
Temperance men in England are about to
petition their Parliament for a prohibitory
liquor law. There are 2527 licensed brew.
ers in the British islands, ss,4Oo persons h
censed to sell spirits and wine, and Of as
65s licensed to sell beer. In 1851 there
were $1,000 900 gallons Of spirits consumed
in Great Britain in one year, with nearly 8,
100000 gallons Of foreign wine. The whale
amount thence acoruing to the public reye'
nue. is over fifteen millions sterling. 1t viii
be seen from this statement, that the tenn
perance men have a formidable opposition
to encounter.
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love.

There d love that only lives
While the cheek is fair and red.
There's \ love thai only thrives
Where the pleasure feast Is spread.
II burneth sweet and strong,
Audit singsa merry theme,
But the insence and the song
Pass like bubbles on the stream
It cometh with the ray.
Aud goeth with the cloud,
And quite fOrgefs to-day
What yesterday II vowed.
or, Love. Love- Lovei
Is an easy chain TO wear
When many idols meet our faith,
And all we serve are fair.
But there ia love thatkeeps
A constant watchfire light,
With a lame that ne yer sleeps
Through the longest winter night.
II is not Always wise,
And il Is not always bIest,
For Il bringelh fearful ewes,
And loads a signing breast.
A fairer lot hath he,
Who loves awhile, then goes
Like the lipnet from the tree,
TOR the wild bee from the rose.
For Love! Love! Love!
Soon makes the hail turn gray
When only ons fiIs all the heart,
And that ones far away.
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LAW NOTICE.
HuMrnR 3 FINoK.

ATTOkNtES AT LAW
XKTlLL attend to professional businessiin talrheid
w county and other parts of the State, IN the
State Courts, and in the Circuit Court OF the United
States.
OYTIcE-In F.A. Fosters building over KAun-
ii, n. HUNTER.
April S. Is53. VIM f. FlNCK.
ETTelegraph and Eagle copy and chargethis Othee
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r. BROWNS

Essence of JanlaiCn Ginger.
TNHIS Essenceis a preparation of unusual excel
i lence. In ordinary diarrhes, ~ihcipient cholera,
in short, in all csses Of prostrstion Of the digestive
functions il Is Of inestimable value During the pre-.
valenee Of epidemic cholera and summer complaints
OF children, Il is peculiarly eflcaciousI no family OF
Individual should be without 1t.
CAuTIoS-Be sureto get the genuine Essence, which
iNprepared only by Y. BRowH, athis Drug and chem
teai store, NJ e. corner QfJifih and chestnut streets
Philadelphia, and for sale by all the respectable Apo.
thecaries In the United States.
Soldby NJ, z. Kriedor, in Lancaster; L. KALI, Rush
Vile, and by Druggists every where. Nov. 4
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House nuIlding Mntcrtnls,

EFFINFER WHITE LATTA offer extra. go
u ordinary inducements 10 Carpenters and s3iii
The superior quality Of the Nails, White Lead, Glass
and Sash soldbyns IL generally admitted.
We now offer for sale,
800 Kegs Jnniata Nails, Spikes and BradS
4O,0OO lights Sxi0. l0xl9 and lOxl4 Window Sash
900 Boxes Window Glass
200 Kegs pureWhite Lead
2O Doe. White and Dark Knob Locks &Laiehes
90 barrels LinseedO Dill
Also, Strap Hinges, Door Butts, Haspa, Hooks and
Staples, etc. EFFINGER, WHITE y LATrA.
Lancaster, May 4, 1853
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THE PoETIcAL WORKS OF LORD BYRON,
nSsIAN, Thompson. Kirke White, Moore, Shelley,
" Upper, Scott, Campbell, Milton, Mrs Hemans,
and Poefns OF Amelia. ell for sale at tho city book
atorc, opposite GhmfIer's hotel, by
.April 2g. JdHN'sEARLEA .
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New ORLEANS, Sept. 23.--We have
Brownsville dates Of the 26th. The Flag
contradicts the reports about war, and says
there lIas been no concentration Of Ameri-
can forces, and that no Mexicans had been
ordered out that more friendly relations
between the two sides Of the Rio Granje
could not exist.
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NEW READY PAY STORE.

JULIAN & FoRESMAN.
III AVE Just received and opened al the Old Stand
Al Of Julian n ULRroH, an entire
NEW STOCK OF DRY GOODS. GROCERIES
Qaseaspare, Boots, Shoes, Boaaets, ParGsois, etc,
Which have been bought for cash aud viii be sold
for cAHI or COUNTRY PRODUCE at very small profits
All that Is necessary 10 convince BUYERS that the
ready pay system Is preferable TO the old way Of do
ing business, Is to call and examine their prices.
GTCash paid for all kinds Of Grain. April
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The EpidcmIc at the south.

New ORLEANS, Sept. 9O.--The total
deaths yesterday 81, of which "a were of
yellow f~cvcr;to-day the deaths were 40, of
which IS were Of yellow fever; Sunday 81,
of which IS were Of fever.
The fever is still raging in the river
towns and on the plantations.
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FRESH ARRIVAL OF GROCERIES
Attic Old Stand of(.rorge L. Wyuum.

w.
TNHANKFUL for past favors, tho subscriber re-
i specially informs his old customers and The pub.
lie generally !, that no has row a full and complete
Siock Of FAMILY GROCERIES,, embracing, in
part, the following articles
YsEzH C0FFEE-iiio aud lava, Of the best quality;
yssgN TEA Young Hyson and Imperial;
SUGARS-Pulveized, crushed, Loaf, Cuba
and New Orleans;
MoLAssEs--Bost Golden Syrup Sugar house
and New Nrieans;
~N6QR~ TISfI-White Fish, Mackerel and Cod,
A~@N.lSNA all fresh; also, herring;
TOBiCCOS-A primearticle Of Russell and Robin.
sons Cavendish and Aliens best pound lump; a'so. a
good article of spun. Nah Rod and six Twist; also,
Andersnn's fine cut chewing and smoking Tobacco;
s~PICEs-Pepper, Alspiee, Ginger, Cloves, CHINA
mon and Pepper Sauce;
DYE.STtTFFS-Iudigo, Nader, Logwood & Alum;
LIQUORS ,Claret, Muscat and Malaga Wines
a prime article Of Coniae Brandy New England Rum
Rye and Wheat Whiakey, sold In no less quantity
than a quart.
Besides a great variety Of ar%ticles usually kept Al
.lmiiar establishments all Of which will be sold Al Al
low prices as at any other house In the city.
A continuance oftho patronage Of the public isre.
~spoc,lully solicited. GEORGE J. WYGuM.
Lancaster, August 4, 1851
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EDWARD l.. SLOCUM, having purchasethe
~ entire Stock Of Drugs aud Medicines ol
George G. Beck. now offers thcsame for sale, together
with 4 large and well selected new stock at the Old
Stand, known as the City Drug Store, where may
be found alarge and complete assortment OF Drugs Me-
dicines and Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Dye .StuiIs Glass
Ware and Window Glass, Brushes, Groceries, Fancy
Articles, &c., which Wilt sold Wholesale and retail
upon AZ reasonable termH as can be purchased In thu
city EDWARD L.. LoCUM
Lancaster, April "a. 1851 d&w6l
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EMIGRATION FRom LIVERPOOL. Ninety
three emigrant Ships sailed from Liverpool
during the past month Of August, carrying
2O,3lO passengers. or these, IS 900, per-
hops more, but the returns are detectives
were for the United States. In the seven
months, ending August, 1853. there Is a d.
minution Of 1000 emigrants, as compared
with the same period Of last year, the falling
off being entirely on the Australian route.
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COMMANDER IseRAHAM.-A letter has
been despatched from New York by Lieut..
Gen. Mezaros, and about one hundred other
exiles from Hungary, to Com. lograham, of
the U. 8. sloop Of war st. Louis, compli-
menting him in strong and eloquent terms
for his conduct at Smyrna.
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AMERICAN GOLD Com IN THE BRITrsn
INpIEs.-The London Gazette contains a
proclamation by which il is ordered that the
gold coins Of the United States shall be a
Legal tender in the British West India colo
MES, at the following rates, viz: the eagle
Mt the rate Of forty-one shillings sterling;
the half-eogle at twenty shillings and six
pence sterling; the quarter-eagle at ten
shillings and three-pence sterling; and the
gold dollar at four shilIiDgs aud one-penny
! sterling.
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MORE PHYSICIANS TESTIMONY.

We, the undersigned, Physicians of Cincinnati GER.
tify that DR.. Wright's statements are entitled to the
fnllest.confdence ofthep public, and can fully corrobo.
rate what he has said, having used m HALI's BAL.
SAM in a number of cases, With the happicst effects!
Us LAWSON. M, D..
WM C. SMITH. NJ. D..
il JOHNSON VI. D..
The Genuine signed 40. R. BAKER u CO."
For sale BY o. w. Kremer and l.. L. Slocum, Ian
caster. March ~, 1854
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NEw cAsH o


JACOB F. BECK.
III AS Just opened an entire new stock Of Spring
HI and Summer Goods, In the store room late
ly occupied by o. w. Kremer one door west Of Sam
uel Beery's Grocery, Main Street, Lancaster. The
stock consists in part of
CLOTHS. CASSlMERES. SATTINETS,
Vestings. Jeans, Velvets, Delains, curtains, Cling
hams, Lawns, Fancy Prints, Muslins bleached and
brown. Ticking, Bagging, etc.
HARDWARE. QUEENSwARE GROCERIES;
and last, but NOT least, = splendid sssortment Of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Of all styles and ofthe host make. ! would respectful
ly invite my friends and the public in general to give
me q call and examine my stock before purchasing, as
I can convince any one that this Is the place to gnr.
goods we're purchased at the lowest cash prices in
the East, and will be sold very low, Call and exam
inc for yourselves. ~
UrCash peidfor Wheat. Country. produce taken
In EXCHANGE for Goods. j. y. BECK.
Lancaster, April 81, 1853 wSmb0
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THE FEVER AT MoBILE.-The yellow fever
still prevails at Mobile to an alarming ex-
tent. During the three weeks ending the
10th inst, the total number of deaths was
5l6, Of which Ala were from yellow fever,
and OF these rs occurred in the week end
ing the 10th.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-29

OIL. Addison Thomas has been appoint
ed agent on the part Of our governmental
attend before the commissioners on claims,
to meet in London and present aud support
claims Of citizens Of the u. States.
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Collision on the Hudson River.

New YngK, Sept. 2I.--The steamer Uti-
ca came in collision with a sloop last night
near Poughkeepsie. A young lady was
knocked overheard and drowned,
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PKRrErUAL THRisr.-The Boston Medi-
cal and Surgical Journal says that there Is
a man In Faithaven, Mr.. James Webb,nged
4s, who, from infancy, has lived in a state
Of perpetual thirst. Ulder ordinary circum-
stances. three gallons Of water is rather a
short daily allowance for him, andi il would
be impossible Ii seems for him to live through
the night with loss than a pailful. With
this amount Of cold water pouring into the
stomach, Mr.. Webb has been in good heulli
and spirits.
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A GREEK MERCHANT, named Barbakis, re-
siding at Moscow, deceased some time since,
len his entire fortune, which exceeds SI,.
100000, 10 tina Greek Government, to be
applied IN aid Of education In Greece. Tho
money has safely arrived a tAthens,
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CITY NO. 1.

VINK & BISH, Main street, L6ncester, 0Aao.
~ four doors Hest of the Hooking VALLEY Baak.
Where fresh Bread, Rusks, Cakes, and Craeken can
be had every day.
We have employed the very best workmen In ouT
line Of business and will sell at wholesale and retail
At the lotrest prices.
We are determined to give general satisfaction.--
All orders from the city or county for Bread; cakes;
soda, butter, water and Boston crackers, win be
promptly filed. Give us acall1
Lancaster. July 81, 1853 INK &BISH.
N B. We alsokeep on hand . EenerAlAssortmen Of
FAMILY GROCERIES, which will be sold It the
lowest rates. link s BISH.
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GTThe payment Of the SKATE Debt OF
Mississippi, has become a part in the next
political canvass. Purtieo have taken sides,
and are discussing the question with high
animation. The Mlsslssippian, the demo.
ratio organ at the capital, Is stern and in
aexible in opposing the payment, or even
providing for the interest.
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NOTICE no TnREgUERSi

TAKE this method to inform the eThFeshina Msr
il chino men of this and the adjacent counties that :
am established for this year At T. M. BesSy Co'EI
FoRndry, in Lancaster, where ! will attendfo
REPAIRING ALL THREsHING MACHINES,
that may be contided to my charge, particularly the
Massillon Machine. having the MassiAon csstings
complete, both for the Power and Separator. HAy-'
| shall be well prepared 70 repair those machines.
will, also, in addition 70 repairing machines, put nj
to order, iron and wood-stave eylenders.
A WORD TO SAw-mILL OWNERS.
I viii got mp to order an excellent article by which
to gum saws; and also manufacture. to order aSelf-
Resisting Saw.Log Loader, 4 machine that viii do
more work, for iess money, than any other machine
for that purpose now in use One ofthese marhinepI
can be aeenafter the FIRST Of April a the above nam
edFoundry. AVIAN ,TRUMfS'f
Lancaster lpril6, 1858.
0RVnunlx Ouhv~Aw ~
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G-The buneful effects Of a popular class
Of publications are illustrated by the facts
elected on the examination Of Chapman, the
iendish murderer Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cozzens.
in Massachusetts last week, that he had
been stimulated to such deeds by reading
the lives Of Dick Turpin and Captain Light.
foct, whose career he desired to initiate.
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willow Warousl willow Wagons.

willow Wagonsl Willow wagons
lust received direct from New w1lzsNR
a. York, 3 doz. Willow Wagons,
9 doz. Willow Cradlea A
10 nests Clothes Baskets
90 DO Msrkes open and severed do
2 doz. Willow Chairs
9 DO Cane Rocking DO for sale cheap at
April %. EFfINGER. WHITE LARA
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FRESH AnR1vAI.

HAVE Just received and offer for sale at reduced
= prices for rash or country produce.
AIARGE AND GENERAL ASSORTMENT Of
GROCERIES. NOTIONS, &C.. @
Consisting In part Of Rio Coffee, Orleans, Losf and
Lump Sugar; n, Orleans and Sugar house mOlssses
Golden Syrup;A VARIETY OFaTEAS, starch, Pep.
per and spices. ground and in the grain; MustafI,
Cod Fish. Mackerel and White Fish; Fancy Soap,
an establishment Of the kind.
u-Ashbrook's Whiskey by the barrel, choice IL
quors Of all kinds by the gallon, etc.
Lancaster. April %. 1853 JACOB ely.
pEagle and Telegraph copy for 9 months
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-29

New Process OF s~eif-acting ~Gaivanizing
TAMEs GARAGHTY. at his Matchmaker and
ID Jewelry Establishment, three doors east Of the
Hooking Valley Bank, Is now and at all times pre-
pared TO Galeantse Watches or any other metallic
~asticles with tho purest Gold, In a manner to defy
the best Of Judges. and warrantedto stand better than
most reasonable terms and shoitest notice. Speci-
mems can be seen at hs Shop. The highest price
JAMES GARAGHTY.
Lancaster, January %, 1858.