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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-01
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JAcoB F.sDEcK.

JACOB r. BECK, 81 eQg
In AS just opened an entire new stock Of Spring
H and Summer Goods, in the store room late.
ly occupied by q. w. KrHmer, one door west OF Sam
uel Beery's Grocery, Main Street, Lancaster, The
stock consists in part OF
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES. SATTlNETS.
Vestings, Jeans, Velvets, Delains, curtains, Cling,
hams, Lawns, Fancy Prints, Muslins bleaehed and
brown, Ticking, Baggipg. etc.
HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE g. GROCERIES:
and last, but moi least, a splendid assortment of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Of all STYLES and ofthe bestmake. would respectful
Nv invite my friends and the public in general to give
me a esll and examine my stock before purchasing as
can convince any one that this is the place to pur-
chase goods at the lowest rates in the city. Tbs
goods We're purchased at the lowest cash prices In
the East, and will be sold very low. Call and exam
inc for yourselves.
qTCAsh paid for Wheat Country. produce .axer
in EXCHANGE for Goods. J,F. BEC1,
Lancaster, April 81, 1868 w3moO
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JIM %TRLeoItAPm Lie.
IIIrTLE q N~DRESRAcns,

~" EL. a
NTTOUI.D respectfully announce 10 the citizens o.
w Lancaster aud vicinity that they are, IS usual
in receipt Ola very heavy aud selIseleeted stock Of
SrRiSG AND SpMNrER DRY GOODS,
Embracing every vari2ty and style 10 beltd N the
Eastern market, 10 which We invite the attention Of
avery body, as We intend selling as cheap as goods
can be sold Nesi OF the Mountain In addhiont 10 our
large stock, will be found a general assortment OF
BOOTS AND SHOES, BONNETS AND HATS,
ParssoIs AMI Umbrellas, Queenswsrsa and Glassware,
Looking Glasses, ~carpstirg and Mating, Wall Pa
per, Borderiifg and Window Blinds, cotton eoverlet
and CARROT Yarn, Batting. Wsddingsnd candle-wick.
ALTO. ) gaofslyck ef}FLNE Gk0CERIhS To-
bascoes, nc. and indeed. every tbins usually kept
Ia stores and more too
ALL KiNpSoF COUNTRY rRoDUCETASEN
In exchange for Goods. atihe highest narSet pSice.
Anihtifbe understood that they VIII, III no case,
rrfuse all good bank notes, gold aud spccie-smooth
lasrters and niuspencHs not. accepted.
Lancaster, APri o., 1853,
House Banding Materials.
EFFINFER. WHITE LhTTA otter extra. sssA
Ia driinarx Inducements 10 Carpenters and 81.
ithoss about building new houses and barns -A
The superior quality Of the Rols, Tphite Lead, Glass
and Sash sold by US is generally admitted.
We now offer for sale,
800 Kegs Juniaia Nails Spikes uud Brads
$1,000 IishtsSx 0, lOxi2 and l0xl4 Window Sash
500 Boxes Window Glass
900 Kegs pureWhi lead
100 Doc. White aud Dark Knob Locks Z Laiehes
20 Barrels tiuseelOl
Also, Strap Hinges, Door Butts, Hasps, HOOKS ane
Staples, etc EFFINGER, WHITE &LAFfA.
Lancaster, NAV 8, 1873
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LUMBER AND COALI

Notice 10 BuilsIcTs and Mechanics.
TENHE subscriber Is now establishing an EXTEN-
j. sIyE LUMBER YARD,
AZ Giesy,s WhRrf,-foot OF columbus and
High Streets, Lancaster,
and intends keeping constantly on hand all kinds Of
Lumber and Goal for sac.
His extensive acquaintance and knowledge of Lum.
Der, will enable him to select the best qualities. and
sell at such prices, as will merit the patronage of a
generous public.
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS
having special bills to fill will find it to their interest
to cali on him before purchasing elsewhere.
lPHe will also furnish at Wholesale and Retail
LINE and CEAIENT ofa superior quality.
Believing in the old maxim. that IA Rinrbh Sirpenct
is better than a sIoU shilling" my terms will be cash
August 81. VIM. J. GARD.
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Trhe Plcinc RliIway.

ST.. LOUIS, August "a Lieut.. Bealle's
party got on rapidly to Grand River, three
hundred miles from Fort Massic. By the
upscuing Of their canoe, the purity lost all
their provisions. and had to return to YVas
for supplies, causing a dttenti Of twenty
days. Lieut.. Bedlle speaks well Of this
route for a railway; says Il is well tim
bered and watered, and capable Of culliva'
lion.
Moior Fitzpatrick had distributed presents
to the Indions, and, they had dispersed.
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3. nROWN,s

ESScucc OF Jnmalcm Ginger.
THIS Essenecisa preparation Of unusual excel.
i lenre. 70 ordinary dinrrhua, i~ncipient cholera,
In short, m alt csaes Of prostrstion of'the digestive
functions tits ofinestinable value During the pre-.
valence OF epidemic cholera and summer complaints
oi children, Il is peculiarly eHlcaciona; no family or
should be without 1t f
C~AurroN-Be sarcto got the genuine Essence, which
islprepared nnly by ", HRowE. athia drug aud chem
icef st0re, ~ II corner qf,fffh and ehesnirt4 streets
Philadelphia, and for sac by al the rospaetabie Apo.
thecaries ii the United States.
Soldby NJ z, Krieder, in Lancaster; e. Kalh, Rush.
viles and by Druggists every where. Nov, 4
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WALroRD, N. H., Aug. 25.-The State
Convent ~ of tho Free Democracy met
here yesterday. There was u large intend
ance. The principal speakers were Moses
Tuck and John p. Hale. Freesoil doctrines
were advocated and the fugitive slave law
denounced. Mr.. Hale, in abiding to the
provisions Of the fugitive slave law aud The
unreasonable requirements made on the
conscience Of frcemen n, suggested that the
only remedy was to be fonnd in a devoted
attachment to the FreesoiI principles. The
meeting was quite enthusiastic.
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New br liz Arnbin.

Ngw YoRg, August 23.-In England the
crops had sustained no check, and The wealth
er continues favorable.
The polntoe crop in Ireland was highly
satisfactory.
The death Of the Earl Of Warwick ID an
nOunced. o
In France, a rumpr has been circulated,
that The Coronation Of the Emperor and
Empress will take place in September.
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For thc Gnnsmiths.
GREAr ATTRACTION!

S--E GEcS2=y e Q .!
AT THE NEW STAND,
One Door Eas, Of tue Hooking Valley Bank,
Main street, LHno tster. Ohio.
TNilE undersigned mo, respectfully calls the atten-
l. ion Of his friends and the public ingencralt to HIS
SPRING ARRIVAL OF GROCERIES.
If not the larges,. In the city, still he datiers himself
on It's being one ofth, most superior, choice and wei,
selected assortment Of Groceries that has erer been.
brought hcre. Therefore, be il known md understood
that Everybody who wishes 10 purchase cheap, good
articles, and get tho worth Of their money In full, to
call at this nelebra'ed establishment.
The stock conslstsin port OF the following articles.
JAVA AND RIO COFFEE:
,Sugars.-New Orleans, Loaf, Crushll and Pulvor-
lied; New Orleans Molasses and Sugar-house do, Su-
gar-house Syrup and Natural do. or Crane Syrup.
Imperial, Young Tyson and Black Teas;
Rice, etc, Fruits, Oranges, Raisans Aad currants;
Almonds. Brazil Nuts, Filberts, English WalnutS
aud Pea Nuts;
spices.--peppcr Alspicc, cloves, cinnamon, Nut
megs, Mace, Ginger etc,
-M44VFA Ffsh.-MAckerel No. | and 2, cod
%A1SNDF Fish, and large LOT Of White Fish, Pick.
~erelsetc., expected on and will be here in due season,
at wholesal and retail.
Sea Grass Ropesa all sig IS, Bed. cords. Woedon.ware
such as Wsshboards, Buckets and Tubs, also Bishop
rlcks, Baking Powder, Smoking and chewing Tobacco
Segars, Pipes, etc,
Wines and Brandy. Pot and Mnscat Wines
III the vely hest, also Of th't fine Pale Otard Dupuy
Brandy, not to be sold less than by the bottle,
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Erom Wshinrtnn.

WARRINGTON, Aug. 27.--The French
Mission will probably be disposed ofin a
lew days. 1t Is understood that II has been
offered to Howell Cobb and it now awaits
that g~entleman's acceptance. Another ~.
NOR Is that Francis aud Cutting stand a
good chance for il.
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G-Ex.Senator flanagan has become a
member Q fthe Temple Of Honor, at Covine,
ton, Ia. This is an association TO promote
the cause Of temperance.
6-Wit ohen proves Of pefnicions conse.
qnenee when :. ceases to be temp sredwitb
virtue and humanity.
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NOW THEN!

GATES in the Fallnadsc House, has got a fresh
W supply of every description Of goods in his line
too tedious to mcntion.n
Lancaster. Nav 30. 1851.
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NEW READY PAY sToRE.
HUMANS EnRESMAN.

JULIAN s. F0RESMAN.
AVE JUST received and opened al the Old Stand
Of JULIAN l. UbRIcH, an entire
NEW STOCK OF DRY GOODS. GROCERIES.
QHeenslrare, Boots, Shoes, B%onncts, Purasols, ETC,
Which have been bought for cash and viii be sold
for CASH or COUNTRY PRoDUcE at very small profits.
ALI that is necessary to convince BUYERS that tho
ready pay system is preferable to the old way ofdo-
Ing business, is to call and examine their prices.
GsCash paid for all kinds Of Gain. April
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Thn E1idcIm g llt the SOnih.

JACKSON, Miss, August 24.-The yellow
fever is raging TO an awful extent at Vicks'
burg and Natchcz. Such Of the Inhabitants
as can get off are leaving both cities.
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from Slmtn Te,

I~spepENDEScE, August 24,--Tbe Santa
Fe mail has arrived. b
There was much excitement Throughout
New Mexicoin regard To the Mesllh Valley
question, aud the Mexicads boldly express
ed their dissatisfaction. a
The Indians were quiet.
Messrs. Weightman aud Thomas had a
difficulty, which caused some excitment.
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KEEP A LooK-OuT FOR THEM,-Iti is stated
in the New York Tribune, by private ad-
vices from New Orleans, that the Globes and
soiled linin, sick-chamber rags, and so forth,
Of persons dying Of the yellow fever and
black vomit, are shipped to Northern cities
by rag spectators. 1t is to be hoped the
health authorities will keep a sharp look
out for such cargoes. The vessel which
would bring such pestilence- disseminators
ought not to be permitted to approach any
city. The Tribune says:
"At the Charity Hospital, New Orleans,
the bodies are put into the coffin naked. and
the clothes of the deceased spid To the high
est bidder. Such are our private edviccs,
and nineteen bodies SO treated came under
our informani's notice. These sales take
place once a week. Our letter further re-
marks that when the rag-ship pers learned d
the exposure likely to be made Of theil
shipments, they would put up their rags IL
casks TO secret: them the better. Most 0
the clothing taken from the deceased vic
tins is coUered piM black Uomit!"
The advice which the Tribune gives, tt
leave no box, bale, cask, hole or corner un
searched, in vessels from New Orleans, is de
serving Of particular attention.
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WE have on hand a large stock Of cotton seine
w irvine. Hemp.do do; Broom Irvine, FishLines
Carpet Yarn, Bod cords, sash cord, Grass and AemI
Rope, a~llsizes KAUFMAN Seo'
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DYEDia

Nynu can. ret Loqwood. Ext Logwood. Fuslic,
cam Wood, Blue ltrioi, Nader. eopPeras, Alum,
Indigo. Of the best quality AZ go
~ssptomber6s kAeffAANS ~.
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FnnsH a +.

z RESH A II RIV A J..
I'll HAVE lust received and offer for sale at reduced
Il prices, for cash or country produce,
A LARGE AND GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
GROCERIES. NOTIONS, &C.,
Consisting in part Of Rio Coffee, Orleans, Loarand
Lump Sugar; N. Orleans and Sugar house molasses,
Golden Syrup; A VARIETY OFTEAs, starch, Pep.
per and spices, ground and in the grain; Mustard.
Cod Fish. Nackerel and White Fish; Fancy Soap,
Fishing Tackle and all other articles usually kept in
an establishment Of the kind.
rPAshbrook's Whiskey by the barrel, choice Ii
quors of all kinds by the gallon, etc.
Lancaster. April %. 1859 JACOB CLY.
IPEagle and Telegraph copy for ? months
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rALLMADaH y
PERRY. PROPRIETOR.

TIME Proprietor informs the public that seyern
i thousand dollars have been expended IN entrs
self that he can furnish to his bosrders and to the IRA;
yelling public aceommodations equal to those OF me
host Hotels in the West. His tObeis always FURNISH
ed with the best the market aifordsTh,s staoie y
Me- experience IN hotel keeping, he hopes TO receive
afnll share Of the pubic patronage.
Lancaster, Ohio, April s, 1858
TT.Ohio S~tateman, Ohio State Journal, Ohio hagle
and telegraph, Lancaster, publish iorone year.
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sssss555Msg5y EFTsga5SYTs5s Esssss5s5TS5ET Al
wa-MnC MeA@5st
q KOAD NOTICE.

IAIL NUAU NOTIIE. 1901
TIME CINCINNATI, WILMINGTON aud ZANES
u WILLIE RAIL ROAD is now located from Lam
caster to Evansville, and will soon be ut under con
tract for It's construction, and IL IL now imperatiyely
necessary that the instruments due ana to become
due on Stock, be Immediately paid up, as well as that
subscribed to The Lexington route, as also the uncon-
ditional stock.
Six i%nstalments of 10 per cent. each, are now due;
and the 9TH will fall due on the LIST January next
The stockholders residing in Fairfield and Hooking
counties are required to payto the undersigned, Urea
surer Of said company, at his office in Lancaster.
JOEL RADEBAUGH, Treasurer.
Cincinnati, W. and Zanesville Railroad company
Lancaster, December II, 1852. BIT
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~CHARLEsTos, August a5.--By an arrival
from Nassau u great future OF the crpps is
reported ut the great Bahamas. and 1t was
feared tho inhabitants would suffer greatly.
NEw ORLEANS, August 2I--Total num-
Der OF deaths for past ~ hours was 800,
BALTIMORE, Aug. 96--New Orleans pa
pers OF Sunday received. Mortality Of the
week 1879 OF which 1867 were from fever.
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TORANDEs .ofthsbast Vintage; Wines-zpegt Ma
h derIa, Lisbon, Malaga, etc; Old Rye Mhiskey;
london Porter, Schotch All expressly for the SICK AZ
Sertember z. 2 ~ KAUFMAN ~.
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feTThe third volume Of Macaplay's his
tory is in the hands Of the Publisher. Itwps
feared that the great historian would not
be allie 10 comple this volume Of his great
work. His constant use ofopinm, 20 which
he has been addicted for years, has greatly
impaired his.health, and any continued mem
tai exertionis declared Impossible.
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q. G r T.

Il. G A Fl Il IT
Blacksmith and Veterinary Surgeon,
AFFERS his serviccsto the public in
T&EAAO the capicily oil Tcierindry Sur
ASy geOn, and especially in the treatment Of
R{ diseased feet. His long experience in
NN shooting horses enables himto confident
MmNxI4N lv say. that he can and will give full sa.
2&V t~tsfaction. flo ha> availed hiInself.of all
the lights Of science in treating the various forms OF
diseased feet 20 which the horseis liable.
Ills shop Is on Broad street, near'y opposite the
North public school. house
Wagons and Buggirs ironed on short notice, and all
other kinds Of shifting done with neatness & despatch
Tho noble Horse pursucs his daily toll
In Buggy, Coach, or in the farmers field;
S~training each nerve to tread & turn the soil,
With patient s%pirit-not %disposedt to yield
lie makes Il wins your money! declare it,
AnlTm tho man TO shoes him right,
Lancaster, March IL. 1913. b. GARRETT.
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Epidemic at New Orlcans---aud
Othcv SnutIlern News.

BALTIMORE, August a3,--The total num-
Der of deaths at Now Orleans, Tuesday the
a3d, was $50, OF which 234 were cases OF
yellow fever.
We have, by mail, New Orleans papers
of Friday aud Saturday.
The Bulletin says nothing about the daily
deaths from yellow fever.
The Florida aud Mississippi papers COM
plain OF an excess Of rain, greatly injuring
the Cotton crop,
The total deaths at Charleston last week
were 30, The cityis remarkably healthy.
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FRFsII ARRIyAL CT GROCERIES

FRESH ARRIyAL CT GROCERIES,
r HAVE Just received by the Canal Boat westwind;
a fresh supply. and can now ciier 70 my ,r, = lo ny ~
choice Groceries. The following articles would
Besi Green Rio Coffee, Prime New Orleans Sugar
Rice, Fresh Raisins, Lard Oil and Tanners ohJ {
/ Mackerel No. ., without deception. j..
Dutch Herrings, Goldfish in good order;
Soft Soap by the gallon or barrel,
Claret Wine in cssk and boxes, pure cider vinegar;
Ageneral assortment Of Tobacco, Nails, imported
and domestic Liquors and imported ssgsrS.
Lancaster, January 81, 1853. u. BECKER.
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80 - y 70 W WV Ca = =
lg business, is to call and examine their prices.
G'Cash paid for all kinds Of Gain. April
A good supply of Family and Pocket Bibles, lfr
A.sale at tho city Book Store. B~.CoNNELL, Agt
WESTERN NEW YORK
OF HEALTH
No. 2O7 Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y.
DIR. q. O. vAUGHNs
VEGETABLE HYH0NlRIPllC MEIIRE
THIS celebrated remedy |. constantly inorsa'inE It's fame b.
ALI OVER THE WORLD.
4 has nov become Ms erk medicine for family ss'. and
particularly recommended for ri .-ga-
DR0PsY:
II how Ions standing. See Paapist 5er TssfnsRg. mi.
SasaTS : oS t i1.T mand y. S EIoStns lie s sy.s 3 I 10 S y (WHICH Wich,
saders. the patient utterly unablst 70 move. forms one Ofih most
HITHERTO NCURABIE,
II now Yields to this remedy and Physicians use Il publicly
End GsS .ri ,Y%a,, with 81 p S1sS:, ,ac g s., l Let any on s.S wh al i .sr ssss.
Is them. and. if they would avoid the unnatural
APPLICATION 0F THE KNIFE,
20 perforrte the system aud let The sccamulsted water few
s%iE, S Sal i. .S - ja. y a ss 81. r saS P"f Il s, % saa ami M 8 : , "'ss"s%,
|: !: s ssEisiu. i + t iss" viz III s !! y: T Z iSl s.i 81 u'' disease ''a asn''
md all ,;,..... ar Al. uIn,,, orv.n. n, ,h... l,.,s.,;ny,t
ann w. ~; nnse ;" I'll III anha ny WI IN !. ~ ~ Gn..s.nTs,nk
and lie epiis. itsssdidisd 10 viii convines lie moss ''tspteai.;e@:
Gee pemp"'se
DEBILITY OF THE SYSTEM,
wenn bach WEAKNESS ls o. ne h"neys' @c.i ~ m ms mnr I'M.
y sa. dilo - ~ ,nmsu ~ !, = y + ~ y Il. nay ny t,,Sa.I.n ~.
A CERTAIN REMEDY
%, mch eomnlnins' and aIo for deranremsnt, Of The (smnIs
tame. 49,
IRREGULARITIES. SUPPRESSI0NS,
painful psn,,rea,iiOn.. Ne article ha. sSab been eg.si:toept
he r.l,ed upgr A. \ sSSe mi eaecIive remedy md did we ieei
pernIIted 10 do 20. could give
wfrcyre ~ ,rarrue y
"A THOUSAND NAMES
as proof &c cures IN this distressing class Of c%omplaihts. ,Ses
pamphiet- An broken doyn, debiltaied constitutions, iros
Se 10 act Immediately. and ths poisonOa, mineral sradicaisd
rom the system.
The ~ distinct properties which compose this article, mani
fst themselves Earicu!aiy ia the application Of The com;
9 n. ,,r1 e, 1s a'ifss cs s.s,s sa.s' t 81 s0S Sas S.sn w s.sS IN ns ne
north Of Europe, a
CERTAIN AGENT,
whieh IN all diseases o. arrangements o. the fcmnie ftame.
ohstruerions. dilLeqlies, painful men.tIaahen., &g has
n ISTse assniie.. and as a msdisinal property. stand. with
out an Sgualt y forms one q tne eonponnas IN We pIepnfa-
a aSl A., w MI a..a " W"Ss, = u ana m ~ ,x W. " K sss,s,.d
10 heash by Is use.
For the Isliel ., all synpalhetlc Diseases astensnnt on preSs
S "ss1 o . y sISS o,b M ~ %s sdtsdS's an \ ~ ! SuiSaini fe ~ and IN n.
s0S, Ss;
ONEQm AND LIVER COMPLAIfT, Bli0N2 Oao-
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CiNcIsEArI, Aug. ALA man named
Lamb, who has been foreman 10 Rawdon !,
Wright, Hatch a. Elson's printing depart.
men has been arrested on a charge Of
stealing Impressions on the plate Of the
Ohio State Bank. There seems to be no
doubt Of his guilt and that Ii was through
him that tho stolen notes in circulation were
obtained.
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Bfnshes.

IDARTBiVshes, an sizes, shoe Brushes.
Hair do; busting DO; White Wash GO
10Th DO; resh 90. sernbbingd do; Feather Duster,'
Sspt7 hast reeeiyedet kAUFFMANSto
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lEirr i,rnnf PnillI.
Cnrd;Irc.

GHocoLATEC0LoR, cheap and durable Pain
SEMI S%.rIe oui sq KAUFMAN & co.
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GhairM Rcdstead FnciorylscInovcd

EEoRGE SMITH has removed his Chair and Bed
W stead Factory from the corner of Wheeling and
Columbus streets. to Stanbery'S building an Main
street, flpo doors East Of the Hoching Valley Bank
and direcfly opposite The Checkered Store. llebas on
~ largedhisbusincs and intendsk keeping on
MN hand the largest and best assortment Of
NulN CHAIRS aud BEDSTEADS
~ ever before keptin this place; consisting
TTN in part, Of Cane seat, Cottage, Bustl5,
wv French, Scroll top, Village, common and
Children's Chairs, Sociables and Settees.
All descriptions OF BEDSTEADS manufactured Of
either Cherry, Walnut. Maple or Sugar.
His work willa all be made ofthe verybest material
by good workmen and ofths latest and most approved
patterns. It will be inferior to none manufactured
elsewhere end will be sold at the very lowest prices
continuation of the very liberal patronage of the
public is respectfully solicited, II is the intention o
the subscriber to keep a full and general assortment
at all times, so that he will be ensbledto accomno,
date both old and new customers with anythingin hi
line. In connection with his establishment is Mr.. G
L. Eckert's Cabinet Ware Room, so that customers cal
be accommodated with all articles requisite to com
plete a full assortment Of Household Furniture. Cal
and see. GEORGE SMITH.
Lancaster, November I, 1850. 26
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no! FOR CALIFORNIA.
TENIE subscriber has just received at his Jewelry
Il Shop, one door West of the Tallmadge house, a
lot Of COLTS REV0LFERS, which he vii
sell at rcas onabie prices. GATES
Lrncaster, mar h "a, 1853
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ron SALT.

AHUMBER of desirable building lots, IN Ilunter &
N MsAveis addition 70 the city ofLaneaster- They
will be sod Tn very reasonable torms. Aslons de,
are dangerous. these quick tmess call soon and
make your selection Of lot, whilst they can "
persons who arc DESTROYS q ebtainipg a good iosation'
Enquire Of JC.WEANhh
.Jioe rs. 1874. CIV
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Tas ArPkARAEcE OF TIN ConEr.-The
comet, to which we referred yesterday as
being visible, has been seen at w Washington.
Richmond. Pittsburgh. Philadelphia, New
York, Boston, and other places. The New
York Commercial says:
sFof several nights past the attention OF
starsqazers has been attracted by a comet
which appears IN the northwest portion
OF the heavens. about twenty degrees above
the horizon. It's nucleus is about the slz
Of Jubiter, aud it has a well defined TAIL a.
bout two degrees in extent"
At Pittsburgh, on Saturday night Il was
seen in the western horizon, a little north
Of the region of sunset. 1t was about The
size off star of the second magnitude. The
tail was quite long. The Gazette says this
is supposed to be the comet which appear
ed about 800 years ago, whose return was
first expected in ls49. 1t is supposed it will
increase 10 magnitude daily, for SOM TIM
to come. A letter to the Philadelphia Bull
letin, from the Observatory at Haverfort
school, where it was seen on Saturday night
says:
"The train was distinctly visible, extend
ing 10 a nearly vertical direction, and, a
seen by the naked eye, about one degree II
lsngth. On directingt the noble telescope Q
the Observatory to this interesting objec'
no doubt remained Of lie comitary charac
ter. The train was well defined, Of a para
bolic form, enveloping the nucleus whie
was situated OF the focus Of the curve. tn
comet was so near the horizon, when frs
noticed, ~ not to allow time for taking an
measurements of its position"