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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-23
TmR CRISIS.

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With that able and reliable journal. the
Ohio Farmer, we believe tits. legitimately,
within our province TO exercise entire free
dom in the discussion Of all questions eth
er Immediately or remotely connected with
our readers. Hence, il an apology wero
excusable. for speaking often, and serious
ly, of the banking institutions OF this coun-
try, we could find it in the fact that the
glsring defects ofOur monetary system,ar
at this moment, painfully, and DISASTROUS
ly apparent, to all persons OF common in
telligence aud observation. The banks
arc everywhere "going by the boards. =
Asa natural consequence, people have but
little confidence, even in such as are relia-
BILE, and but little more in one another
Men of business, under these discour-
agements, become disheartened depressed;
while those who handle comparatively but
little money, and only look for fair COM
ipensation for their labor or the results oft,
become cautions, perhaps over much, and
partake of the general feeling of insecurity
which prevails. Such feelings of unea-
siness. however: are of but little impor
tance, compared with the actual injuries
! done by the makers and venders of the
miserable trash called currency" The
people OF all classes, whether merchants,
mechanics, farmers or day -laborers-all,
excepting the perpetrators of heselegaliEed
frauds--are robbed of their honest earn
ings, by corporations not only destitute o
souls. but bodies also.
In friendly way, we have cautioned
our readers, from time to time, to be care
Iful about taking money-to receive nonc
but that which is unquestionably good
This may have been thought inexpedient, i
not inoxcusable; since. possibly, our sug
gcstions may have added to the genera
anxiety. Butwhat Of that? Banks that hav,
confined themselves to alegitimate business
and have, as basis, an inefficient amour
ofcapital to render their issues reliable, neet
not fear any bad results from a candid in
vestigation. And as regards institution
based merely on public confidence. tn
sooner they are exposed, and compelled t
wind up their affairs, the better; for we tel
them to their faces that public confidence
is not the right kind of capital to bank up
on. The people who earn their money b
. hard labor have considerable confidence
in themselves, but they have precious it'll
i to dispose Of to kite-Ayers and currenc
, tinkers. They have quite often enoug
{ been made the victims of the "con6denc
game"
Some think that we have seen the wor'
, Of the hard times, and that. very soon. bul
mess will revive and confidence will b
s restored. Perhaps it will be SO. At an
rate, farmers and mechanics will do we
!, enough; for prices wllcontinue to be higl
! and produce of all kinds will continue
: be in demand. But in our candid opir
Q ion, we have not yet seen tho worst Of
Hoping for the best. we shall continue
!, keep our readers advised Of all that col
r Germs them. II bankers and brokers don
= like it, we can't help it.
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

William T. BrumAeld ps. Jacob Ketncr, ct ais.
IDY virtue otan order of sale to directed In this
I'D case from the Court OF Common Pleas OF Fair
heid county, Ohio, will ofer and expose TO public
vendue and out-cy the door the Court House in
the City OF Lancaster on Saturday. the 30th day Of De-
esm6sr nsIt between the hours OF 10 clock NJ and
o'clock p, NJ. of said day, the following described
Real Estate, to-wIt Lot No. one ~ In Matthias Mil
ler's second addition OF Lots to the town Of Mers-
port; Also the East half OF the Northwest Quarter OF
Section No. 90 except 10 acres square OF The North
east of said tract decided TO r. w. Slick BY Sam
uei Hilton, in Township No. III Of Range No 49, In the
the more or less. Terms of sale cash in hand.
WILLIAM POTTER, Sheriff.
November o. ls54--5v 5vtogprfeeS3
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NEW BOOK 8.

TUST received directfrom New York, ,the following
- New Books which will be sold ut catalogue prices
Appleton's Dictionary OF Mochancs,2 vols, large vU
1000 pages, price Sl2,O0
Mooney's History of Ireland, vols 800 pages 90
Rollins Ancient History (new edition) 4vols $50
Byron's Poetical Works, vol vo illustrated rs
MOore's "" " +" IS
Napoleon Dynasty 225
Memoirs Of Impress Josephine vols l2 mo 9 90
Don QuiXote' vol 8 vo Illustrated 900
Dictionary, P0etical Quotations mo 2s,
Hyperion QongfelIow) %
FaTmingdiLe u mo 90
Peoples Medical Lighthouse 90.
Captain CanOt, or 90 years Of an African Saver IS
Iifo of Elizabeth 90
Rise aud FAll of tho Irish Nation 90
Shady Side e5cents; Parish Side 30
Fathers Of the Desert 30
Complete sets Of Grace Aquilar's oTks per vol IS
Saxe's Poems, 55cts; Wild Western Sconos, bound Is
Private Life Of Daniel Webster ~
Rev. Dr. Cahills Works I. rs
Sick Culls, 90 cts; Life in Galway 90
A. Smiths Poems, 20 ctsI Trials OF Mind 50
| Life of Christ SO cts; Tuber Derg 80 ..,- So
Lily of Israel so cts; Tales Of the Ave senseu so
Paradise Lost ~ cts; GraeesoS Mary %
| Llndu, or the Young Pilot otthe Velle Creole 90
| ALSO-The following New Novois: The Secret ofthc
Old Smithy, Donby and Daughter; Tho Comic Wan
ldering Jew; The Widows Walk; Weary Foot Com
mon; Hard Times; Eva May Paul Jones; Dasfsep OF
American Hunor; Mrs. Partington's Carpet bag cf
Fun (enlarged) DR.. Valentines Comic Lectures; Bleak
House; Yankee Notions, for October, &c. ~ W
| ALSO-A complete assortment of all kinds Of Fancy
Goods Stationery, &C., usually found In such an Es-
tabshment. Nov.2. D. b. NUDGE.
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star Insurance Company, ogdensbuTgh,
New York.
STATS OF NEW YORK;

STATS or NRw York; =,
- ST.. LAWREhUE COuKrg, -.-
Henry g. FOotO, being duly sworn deposes and says.
thAthe resident Of 6gdensburgh, OF the county and
Stats aforesaid and Is the Secretary Of The Star insu-
ranee Company, Of said place.
Deponent says that The following Is just aud true
satsment, made in answer 10 and in pursuance OF the
Law Of the Sfato of Ohio, to-wit;
lst. The name ofslid company Is the Star Insurance
Company" that 1t Is located AT Ogdensburgh, New
YORK, as Aforesaid.
end That the amount of its capital stock is One Hun
dred and Fifty Thousand Dollars.
3rd That its capital stock Is fully paid up according
to the provisions OF its charter hereto annexed.
4th. That the assets Of said company the first day
OF July. 1854 as reported 10 that time and appearing
on the Books OF the Home office, absolutely OK
cept $1,000 eollaterai
''Ss'A e. % on ass"i.a.na. ss%S 'ssss ss1s 3 81
lSeeond--0wns no real estate .s
Third-Owns no bonds except mortgage bonds,
FOurth--Debts duo the company on bonds
| and mortgages Sl35 900 90
/ Fith-Debts otherwise secured 547 Is
Sixth-Debts due for premiums 547 Is
Sevcnth-Othcr securiues--none.
5h. No liabilities due or not due to banks or others.
! 9th. Nolos5ss adjusted aud due. ~
7th. No losses adjusted and not duo.
| 9Th. No losses unadjustcd
9th No Losses Ia suspense waiting further proof.
1Oth. No other claims againstthe company, barring
| few small expense items.
ilth. The greatest amount insured in any ono risk
by fsc, $4,000; by marine in-land $4,000.
| 18th. The greatest amount allowed To be Insured BY
the rules Of tho company in any ono ciy town or vii
ss0Go bo insured as liable 10 lossby one are.
18th. The greatest amount allowed to be insured IN
any block is Sjo00 IL there be any liability from it
construction Of the loss Of the whole bock II sucl
liability, then $4,000
l4h. The act Of Incorporation, copy OF the char
ter, Ia hereto attached with the Seal OF the company.
Deponen further states that he is acquainted with thu
real estate in which large part OF the capital OF t
company sinvested and secured and believes IL rth
In cash. exceeding the sum of two hundred and
ty thousand dollars, and that such mortgages frs
liens such real estate and that the titles the
been thoroughly examined and certified by the Regis
nAedS al clerks. In n
company. II. K. F00TE,
-t.. sfFt Seerstary Star Insurance. Company.
Subscribed aud sworn before me, this 18th day o
July, 1854. ELIJAH WHITE, J. p.
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DENTISTRY.

n GRUBBhaying rcturnedt 70 Lancaster and intends
to remain permanently In this city, and having
coived instructonsfro an experienced Dentist from
the city OF New York, and obtained ofthe
business, respectfully tenders his
vicosto citizens of Lancaster and the public generally
He Is prepared to perform all operations upon the
Teeth, such Extracting, Plugging, Filling, regulating
the Teeth treating spungy or deceased Gums, destroy
ing Nerves, removing Tartar, etc.
Artificial Teeth inserted on Gold Plato from one 10
full set also Artificial Crowns sot healthy roots
without pain, as TO answer all the purposes ofas
tieation. - II ,.l .
Every operation in Dentistry essential to preserve
and beautify the Teeth and give thema healthy ae-
tion and improve the breath, health Taste performed
on moderate terms. Ladiesinthe city county, will
be waited on their respective places OF residences
II be requested No charges made orr examination or
consultation at his o1ice. ~ it
| OPFICE--on the Northeast corner Of the Public
Square, one door from Main street.
Lancaster, Septembor 3D. lS54--2l .->ii tUe
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-Infor,nation Wanted.

n EFT home on Tuesday, October 3lst 1854, ncaI
Il A Dums Mill, In Madison township. Fairfield coun-
", Ohio, ANGELINA DELoNG, Is about "A years OF
age, medium right naxen colored hair, fair complex
ion, blue eyes, mark hOr right cheek nearly the
shape of an s, somewhat elevated but the color
of her face. Had on when left home read calico
dress light colored gingham bonnet gum shoes also
took with her one delaine aud one calico dress, one
pocket bible tied In gngham handkerchief She wa:
seen on the same evening Clarkesburgh, south o
Lancaster. From that time all has remained mystery
to her whereabouts though digent search has beer
made In oVery direction. Any that will give in.
formation OF the above Angelne, will confer fayol
on hor parents. Information addressed to
d. DELoNG, Jr 81
.Clsarport, Post Once, Fairfield county, Ohio.
November Q3. lS54-2O
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-23

A submarine cable, one hundred and
thirty miles long, is nearly completed. and
will shortly be laid across the Gulf Of ST.
Lawrence to St. Johns. connecting that
point with Halifax and New York. tits
confidently expected that the work win bo
finished by next June. The first link Of a
chain to Europe will alone make differ
ence of three or four days in receiving
news from there.
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A college has been established near
Honolulu. in the Sandwich Islands. The
Hawaiian Government has given the insti,
tuition the land. and tho American Board
has already expended between $50, 600
and $4,000 in the erection Of the build.
ings.
A row Of eight new franc buildings
on Gratis Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y, own.
ed by Durham 4 McNsvin. and three
buildings opposite, owned by James
Brooks, were destroyed by FIRE on the 18th
Loss $4,000; insured for about s24,
600.
DR.. David Dale Owen. Shto Gsologis
Of Kentucky, is now engaged in making I
survey ofthe counties bordering on tn,
Ohio. He commenced at tho mouth Of tn,
Big Sandy about the first Of October, anC
was in HancOck county last week, as W,
learn from the Hawessille Eagle.
The forthcoming novel ada May" il
from the pen Of Mrs. Harriet Besohsl
Gtowa
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DIED.

Al Oakland. Fairfield County, Ohio, on Sunday af-
ternoon the 18th day Of November, 1851 Miss ELIZA
BETH REBECCA J. SAGER, who was born on the
18th day Of October, 1924.
But still she lives In brighter climc. For while
we shall stay here 10 cherish her memory, fragrant
with chosen recoections; but ore long, ego hence
to groether.
She is not dead-tho child Of our Affection
But gone into that school .s ..--
Where she no longer needs our poor protection,
And Christ himself doth rulc.
In that great cloisters stiffness and secluslon,
BY guardian angels led, E
Safe from temptation, safe from sins pollution,
She lives, whom we call dead.
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MARRIED,

By tho Rev, I. s. wcisz, Mr.. LEO r. CARSON and
Miss MATILDA FLINCHBAUGH, of Winchester.
BY the same, MADAM WERNER and Miss CHRIS
TINA BROWN, ofthe vicinity of Winchester.
BY the same, Mr.. JOHN C. CUSTER and Miss MA
RY E. HOY, ofthe vicinity Of LithOpolis.
BY the same, Mr.. JACOB MILLER and Miss FLO
RENTINE CAUFFMAN, OF PickawAy county.
On the 10th of November, 1854, by tho same. Mr..
ABRAHAM KRAMER and Miss LoUIsAs. BERCH-
ERS, all ofthis county.
In this City, at the Swan Hotel, on Tuesday morn.
ing, the 2Ist inst, by tho Rev. j. NJ. Lowrie, Mr.
THOMAS WILSON and ISA BELLA B0GLE.
On Thursday, October Goth, by the Rev. William
Handy. Mr.. JACKSON X. SHAVER and Miss CATH
ARlNE r. KELLER. the former from Illinois, and
the latter from this county.
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John Charnock. of Fall river. while as.
sisting in unloading a cask of scrap iron on
Friday afternoon. was caught between the
cask and a wall, and jammed so that he
died in few hours after.
A little son Of Thomas Pratt. Of Barn.
ard. vermont,b between two and three year.
old, mot with an awful death on wednes.
day b. falling into saldron Of boiling
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There will be continuous line of Rail
road from Cincinnati to Lexington, KY, in
a few days. The Paris Citizen, of Nov,
10th, says: "The bridge over Huston
has been completed and the rails laid a
cross. Tho trains will probably ruin up to
tho depot of the Maysvillo road, on Mon
day next"
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GEOHGE 8. EATON, M, D.,

PHYsroIcIAN, oouLIsr, AND oRTnorEDrcAL suRoroN.
TTAVINGloeatsd permanently in chinlchothe oncrs
his professional services TO all who arc Afflicted
with any of the following diseases deformities;
Amaurasis, Opthalmla, inflammation OF the Eyes
Gram elar Lids; Watery Eyes; Catarncts Specks and
Piems . eectually removed; StrAbismus or Cross Eyes
eured ina fs seconds; Ptasis; Club Foot; Hair ps
together with every other operation belonging 70 IN
operative Surgeon.
UT7NO charges for exantnnto 1900.
Address Chicothe, OH Maya, 1W4-lf
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IMpoRTED JACK STocR-We learn from
one of the members Of the Kentucky I'm.
porting Company, that the Jacks and Jen'
nets purchased BY their agent in Spain
wore shipped from Barcelona, on the It'll
of October, and are expected to arrive il
Kentucky, some time this month. They
win bo sold, soon after their arrival, at pub
lie auction. Due notice will be given o
the time and place Of sale. Mr.. Warnock
the agent, represents them as the larges
and best formed animals of the kind eve
imported. They will no doubt be val
liable addition to the stock of our coun
ltry. .e III ~9E r.sl 3ta
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one Hundred DolIars-.To Poot.i

TVNIiE DIRECTORS or THE CoxoPoLIrAx AR Avn
Il LITERARY ASSOCIATION, lately organized in San
dusky City, Ohio, for the encouragement and general
diffusion of Literature and Art, offer PRIZE OF ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for the BEST ODE to Powers'
otld-renowned statute ofthe GREEK SLAVE, which,
with many other valuable works of art, to be dis
The odes, which should not exceed fifty lines In
length, must be handed in previous to the Is Of Oco
Der, at which time committee of literary gentlemen
OF New York, whose will appear, will decide
upon the merits and award the prize to the Sueeesu
competitor.
Poets in sending in their productions, will please
give the first sanza OF their ODE together with their
real name and address, in separate, env
Communications should he addressed, post-paid TO
C. l.. BERbY, Actuary G. A. & L. A.,
Care ckerbOcker Office. .34s Broadway, New York,
Sept. Il, 1854 or3 Water Street, Sandusky.
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nAGuERREoTYPEs.

VWNHE subscriber has removed his into
his New Rooms North Side Main Street, Over ZiRk
BisA, and has fitted them up In style unsurpassed
In the West He hopes that the public will appreciate
his efforts TO please and extendto him liboral patron
Rge Every thing has been done that could be done 10
ensure successn every department ofthe ART and his
pictures cannot bo surpassed " NJ. GRlSWOLD.
B. Persons Wishing TO learn the art will have great
fac ilitics for doing so here. 1888
Hours nom O'Clock A. M. until O'Clock P. NJ.
Lancaster. November l6. 1883 lt-e
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r,,.to ~ T,nno y. TTnll.

Motto Is shereby given, that have this day boon
duly appointed as Administrator OF the Estate OF
fsAAc J. HAIL. deceased, late OF Fairfield county,
Ohio. Persons knowing themselves indebted TO said
Estate requested to mako Immediate payment,and
10 presen them duly authenticated within year.
WILLIAM PLUMMER, Adm'tor.
Novomhar o. IG14--4wOn '
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Attachment Notice.

my instance an attachment was issued on the 1th
N day of September, A. ID, 1854, by Alfred McVeigh
d Justice OF the Peace Of Hooking township, Ohio
against the pFopertyand effects OF James M Black,
non resident OF Fairfield county, for the sum OF twc
hundred and thrtyslx gllco dollars and costs ofih
suit. E., JOHN X. AuMAuGH, Assignee
October 70, le54-4w93 of BceTy & jenkins.
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

N1oTJCE Is hereby given, that havo purchased the
- entire intorost Of my partner In the firm OF SY-
RERT & HANNUM, al Carroll, Ohio. The partner
heretofore existing underline above name there
~, dis BY mutual consent, this hfth day OF oe
tohcr JesI The books, notes and assets arc left in
all ali times hn bs found - lady to settle.
The undo dorsienod has ,tcevod afull stock OF Goods
which no will sell as low hey can oe o9ugnt any
where In Ohio, Thankful for phNiAyots, respce''
fully solicit continuance Of public p~ trcnsgc;
Carroll, Oct. 5, 1S5d--29 ADAM eirhhIt
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uAwwOLa MILLS.

AeAA VWHHE undersigned having purehasedthe Grisl
;;A III and FIGURING Mil heretofore owned by Gen
nN J, @, Reynolds. deceased, would hereby inform
the public that Is his purpose to make this MIL what
ishonld be, GFst mil forthc accommodation OF the
neghboIhoo In which II Is siocated.-And having So
cured the sarvccs Of an exporeneed MIler, sprepar
cd, he believes 10 do work calculated TO pleasc
May ~. lisa. y i@s - j.. J..RADRBAGH. q
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that petition will be pre-
" sented TO the Commissioners OF Fairfield county,
al their next regular session in December praying for
an alteration In the road leadng from ktna, Licking
county, Ohio, 10 Lancaster beginning the township
line between Liberty and Greenfield townships, a the
South cast corner Of John Andregs Land inliberty
township, running thence North on the line between
said John NJ. Audreg aud J, p Gallery, along Andreg
Eas line Frederick Borns Land Ia the old road and
there 10 rminate. MANY PkTITlONEhS'
Novamhar Q. l0Sl--4wo6t f-- .ts T.
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MEDICINE AND VARIETY STORE.
THE LAsT NOTICE.

HAVING been out of business now over six months,
and still lind many ofmy old customers indebted
70 me 0y note and on book account, therefore, be h
hereby known that wait longer for that which
isjustly due me, and all claims now due me- which may
remain unpaid on the 25h day or this month"; will be
placed In the hands Of proper officers for collection
Oct. 10, 1e54-24. p BOPE .s
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Estate Of s.. Clnlr Milier.

NJoTCE s hereby given, that have this day boen
duly appointed Administrator ofthe Estate OF St.
Clair Mler deceased. late OF Fairfield county Ohio.
All persons knowing themselves indebted TO said Es-
tate are notified to make Immediate and prompt pay.
mont and persons to whom the Estate Is indebted will
present theiT accounts for settlement, duly authenti
Gated, within one year. ELIAS MILLER, Adm'tor.
NnYamhar Ih. 1AlA-AMoA -. - 90 n ~.
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FANCY s.OODS, PERFUMERY, &c.
NOTICE.

TVNIfE Board Of Education OF Hooking Township at
their October ineeing, ordered that the Text
Books be used In the Sub. Dis Schools In said town
ship should consist of the following; McGufos Eclec-
tic Spelling Book; McGunie's sorles of Readers 8,
aud .: Ray Practical Afethmotic and 81 do Al
zebra, and end part Comstock's Philosophy ,Pnneo's
Grammar and NJ M.tcheil's Geography and Ahas.
BY order Of the Board.
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Attochmont Notice.

A my Instance an attachment was this day issued
n by G. Stenman, a Justice of the Peaco OF Hooking
township Fairfield county, in favor OF jacob ely,
gainst Andrew Degraf, nonresident OF said county
for the sum Of S14637. JACOB ely,
October S, lS54-Aw23 taN r,'r
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NEW 40 OK 8
Jvtr EHciIvED AT

r- JpuT HkcnivED AT
sEARLE,S BOOK sToRE,
Opposite ShefeIss Hotel, Lancaster, Ohio.
EToNEY MOON and other comAlIties from Punch,
Autobiography OF an Actress, by Mrs. MoWalh,
Journey TO Central Africa, by BayaFd Taylor
KanA1s and NebFRskn. by Hale .f
Sunny Memories OF Foreign Lands, BY Mrs. Stowe
The Better Land, by Thompson
Napoleon N his Army, The Camp Fires Of Napoleon.
Gne lot OF Annuas for 1885, and hne lot Of small
Gin Books OF all kinds.
Catholic Pri er Books, Episcopal Prayer Books and
large lot OF Family Bibes and Pocket Bibles a.
reduced priceS4s ss.-. -F
School books and Stationery al wholosale& Retail.
Pocket Wallets, Port Monies, and Pen HALVES, for
Oct. %, 1s54-25 Opposite sAefsr,s Hatsf
MEDICINE AND VARIETY STORE.
TVNHE undersigned respectfully advertisos the pub
lie that he has on hand for sale, reasonable torma
for cash, complete assortmentof .---
Fresh aud Well Selected Medicinea,
VegstGbls, Mineral and ARimai Kingdoms and used In
dIIoPathe, HemeoPahio, Eclectic aRd BOanie practice
The ass0rm Ont embraces all the ,Rcsiaoids
.4le0AOlie and aqueous Extracts, @e. &c.
His stock ofSurgca Instruments Is OF the best qualify.
Full Stock of Family Groceries,
French and American Porfumery In great variety
Havana and common Scgars. Chewing and Smoking
Tobacco; best quality of Wines Brnndies. &C., native
and imported, for medicinal strong Cider Vinegar.
window Glass and Glass Ware together with all the
popular patent medicines and endless verety OF
odds and ends both ornamental and useful,
Physicians prescriptions put up with great By
n. 3. KRRIDER.
Oct 20, 1854 No. l00, Main Street, Lancaster.
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GovERNoR BRowN.- BRowN, the
Editor Of the "Nsw England Farmer" has
just been elected Lieutenant Governor Of
Massachusetts by a largo majority. Ifthe
TURNER'S Of the country. who constitute a
vastmajority Of its voters, would entrust
the Offices to such hands. Politics and Pol
iticians would soon cease to be aby.word.
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ENH HARRIyALO or DOOTS a SEFOEN.

w. form the public and y 7Iadies in particular
that they have just the latest and approx
ed sty of Geus Ladies' Misses and Chdren's Wear
excluding every thing in the Boot and Shoe limo.
u PCall and'see them. G. d. SH0CKLEY & CO.
Lancaster, July 12, ie54-lM