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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-07
Aparsr on KIDxApPrRs X KENTUCKY

ARREST OF KIDEAPPERs IN KEKTucKy-l
Great Excitement and Import0At Dise!Os-
urss.-It has been discovered that gang
of Williams has been organized for some
time in Kentucky. who obtain their live
lihOod by stealing free negroes in GhiO A"s
selling them into slavery. A letter from
Maywille, Kentucky, to the Frankfort
Yeoman says:
kidnapping free negroes in Ohio, and
dcluding our slaves from their masters to
reeapture and sell them, is an established
profession of gang located upon tho bor-
ders of the Ohio, combining with negro
traders in the interior oftLis State, thereby
boldly conductinga vilainous system OF
piracy heretofore unknown in the annals
Of crime in Kentucky.
"On Friday morning this community
was apprised Of the fact, through the "a
gency Of colored persons, that a free negro
girl ras forcibty taken from Ohio and
brought to Kentucky. Suspicion on the
statements of the negroes (which is moi
evidence in Kentucky proved that Lewis,
Allen, and Henry Young, of this county
were the individuals in whose possession
the girl was found.
ARRESTS were made our best and promi
noat citizens turning out to capture tho
|, rogues. Lewis and Allen Young wer'
forcihly taken by tie people from prisoi
, and delivered to the authorities of Ohio
where they will be disposed Of as the ag
grayating merits of this case deserve
Henry Young is detained for trial on thi
sido. Thus this suffering community
to be rid of throe brothers whose bold ca
reer Of erimo was terror to the peace an
safety to tho public.
: Lewis and Henry Young openly boas
+ Of their determination to burn the city
Thcy confess it to be their source of liyeli
hood to steal free negro or decoy ou
a slaves and sell them 10 negro traders
e The city council met on Monday morning
: and ordered meeting of tho people to pre-
IS tect thCir rights and property, for with
l. FIVE days the city has been fred in variou
: portions Of the town, and tho alarm be
's ropes cut; in the meantime seven or eigl
d of our slaves were missing. The tow
y meeting called by the council was preside
/ over by the Mayor. resolutions were {
'r dopted, aud committees Of vigilance al
s. pointed. Startling disclosures have bee
a made regarding the late terrible powdC
70 explosion, with other acts Of violence, know
" in the calender of unhappy evcnts in May
3" Vile"
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DENTISTRY.

n GRUB having returned to Lancasterand intends
- 10 remain permanently in this city, and having
coiyed instructions from experienced Dentist from
the city OF New York, and obtained knowledge OF tho
business now respectfully lenders his
yceso citizens OF Lancaster aud the public generally
He Is prepared 10 perform all operations upon the
Teeth, such Extracting, Plugging, Filling regulating
the Teeth treating spungy deceased Gums destroy
ing Nerves, removing Tartar, etc.
Artificial Teeth inserted on Gold Plate from ono TO
full set: also Artificial Crowns set healthy roots
without pain, as 30 answer all the purposes ofmas-
ticaton. -I-7
Every operation in Dentistry essential to preserve
and beautify the Teeth and give them healthy ae-
ton and improve the breath health &Tase pe
moderate terms Ladies' In the city or county will
be waited at their respective places OF residence
1t be requested No charges made orr examination or
consultation at his ofice.
oFFlCE-on the Northeast corner Of tho Public
Square, one door from Main street.
Lancaster. SeptembGP Q8. l65l-1I
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EyKnow.Notllings, it will be seon, hg

EYKnow- -Notlings. it will be Seon, has
been playing its pranks in Delaware as well
as Massachusetts,. Both these States 1t has
swept clean and garnished. Not even a
favor of the old parties has been left to re-
mind the wondering world that they ever
existed And may We not hope that with
the breaking up of the old organizations
the country will be relieved from that ex'
citing source Of discord and sectional strife,
the everlasting slave question, the agita'
ton of which formed the chief staple of tn,
political demagogues Of both? Tho Know
Notllings seem to have washed..thcir hands
Of this abomination, and haying planted
Themselves firmly and exclusively on A
merican ground. it is to be hoped the!
will confer this great boon upon the eoun
try Norfolk Herald.
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ClNCINNATTI, WILMINGTON AND
ZANESVILLE RAIL ROAD,

OPEN TO LANCAsTER,--Two daily Trains tsNn-
INDday excepted)
Trains leave Cincinnati at A. NJ. and ". AS Ar
riving at Lancaster at p. NJ. and 025P M
Trains leave Lancaster al s 10 A. NJ. and 10 r Nd
arriving at Cincinnati at IL 25 A, NJ. and 440 A. NJ
Trains will stop passengers follow; At Amanda,
Stout,s Circleville Wiliamsport -Four Corners, New
Holland, Washington, Ratesnakc Sabina Cross koah,
WILMINGTON, Sligo, Clarksville and Morrow. .
The downward trains connect at Morrow VITA he
trains on the Little Mama Road for Columbus.
Lines of stages will runbctween Lancaster ana Lo,
gan, Nelsonville, Athens, Pomeroy, Somerset ane
Zanesyile, connecting with the morning train from
and evening train to Cincnnati.
Fare from Cincinnati to Lancaster, % 80
Forother Information and tickets apply n Ticket "
fee OF Broadway and Front Streets and ~ n'
Little Miami Depot, rto tho Station Agents on me me
Engineer and Superintendent
! T7PThe Company will not be responsible Tor Dag
gage exceeding S50in value, unless the same pe y
turned to the Conductor Agent aud freight paia
The rate Of passage for every valve a6oys M
| amount No''sss toSN
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PuT TIIE scREws no TnEM.

Tho Cincinnati Enquirer of Saturday
says:
We are advised, by what We regard a:
good authority. .tha. the Treasurer Of State
has just issued a circular to the several
county Treasurers, insLruc,ing them thai
after theGrR doycf December, now close
at hand. no monies will DO received fol
State fares. save GOLD and SlLNER.
| That's right, grind the noses the peo'
pl0 down even with their faces. but take
our word for it. every screw turned viii
sink deep into the political coffin Of Loco
foco iinanciering and oppression. when tn,
grand burial Of tho present official mass o
corruption takes place next autumn
CIev Her.
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GEN. CAss A CANDIDATE FoRTuE PREsr-
pESoY.--The Detroit Times, noticing a
statement ofa Washington paper to tho ei-
feet that Con. Cass had givon up all idea
Of the Presidency. says
The assumption that Con. Cass had laid
aside all aspirations for the Presidency IL
entirely gratuitous on the part OF our
Washington cotemporary. Here at home
his friends protest against thus coldly des
patching him with single stroke OF thu
peu aud will, by his consent. bring hi
name forward in their own time. We say
distinctly that Gen. Cass wiH bo candi
date before the National Convention. anC
nothing is moro calculated to sharpen tha
determination than just such paragraph
as the above, and the occasional blow
which he receives from largo portion q
the Southern press.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-07

"NATIvEs," IN CONGRESS, We rejoice
that The next Congress will bc represented
by genuine Native Americans. The del
egation elected from this State is made of
pure ore. 1t has the right ring 1t will
make itself felt, we feel assured. Other
States will also be represented. Hon. ia
cob Broome. ef Philadelphia, is sterling
native. Few men in Congress are his su.
periors in ability and Legislative skill and
knowledge. Tho friends of the American
movement have reason to congratulate them
solves on their "look" in Congress, The
age is one Of progress. Boston Bee.
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sHEnIFFsS aALE.

william T. Brumaeld vs. Jacob ketRer, 81 ais.
NY virtue ofAn order OF sale 20 me directed IN lhIs
D case from the Court Of Common Pleas ol Fair
field county, Ohio, will offer and expose 10 public
Vendne and Outcry the door OF the Court HouAe In
the City OF Lancaster Saturday, fAe SOFA doy Of De-
esmbsr asI between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. M and
O'Clock p. NJ. Of said day, the following described
Real Estate, to-wit Lot No. one a. in Matthias Mil
er second addition Of ln-Lots TO the town Of MlIers-
port; Also the East half OF the Northwest Quarter Of
Section No. co. except 10 acres square OF the North
east corner OF said tact decided to T. W. Slick by Sam
uel Hilton in Township No IL OF Range No. 49, In the
Refugee Tract containing seventy 54-lO0 acrss
the same more or leSs. Terms Of sale .ensh IN hand
WILLIAM POTTER, ShoriA
NoVanbar "a Is5I-SWS0prfeeSa
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RAIL ROAD CARS ARE in.
NEW nOOK

WUST received direct from New York, the following
~ Now Books which will be sold at catalogue prces:
Appletons Dictionary Of Mechanics,2 vols, large yo
1000 pages price $500
Mooney's History Of Ireland, 2 vols 800 pages 400
Rollins Ancient History (new edition. 4vois 81
Byron's Poetical Works, vol 8 vo Illustrated as
NsSo1as0 NSo5s's DYNASTY Z . rs
Memoirs of Empress Josephinc2 vols - me 90
Don Quixote vols vo Illustrated 90
Dictionary Poeticai Quotations me 12S
Hyperon< <Longfellow) 81 stt frtVf j go
FarminrdAle 70 mo 90
Peoples Medical Lighthouse H'" 100
Captain Canot, or 90 year, OF an Afriean SLAYER IS
Life of Elizabeth 0e
Rise and Fall OF the irish Natien t 100
Shady Side IS cents; Parish Side I'd 20
Fathers Of the Desert 90
Complete setS OF Grace Aquilars Works, pervo 7S
Saxes Poems, 15cts; Wild Western Scenes, bound ~
| Private Life of Daniel Webster ~
Rev. Dr. Cahill's Works ,Ft .
Sick Culls, 81 cts; Life in Galway - 90
| A. Smiths Poems, 20 cts; Trials OF Mind %
| Lifc OF Christ so cts; Tuber Derg &c 80
Lily of Israel so cts; Tales OF the Eve senses 30
Paradise Lost 40 cts; Graces of Mary 3o
4 Iandu, or the Young Pilot oftho Vele Creole 70
4 ALSo--The following New Novels: The Secret oiths
| Old Smithy, Domby and Daughter; The Comic Wan
derinR Jew; The Widows Walk; Weary Foot Com
mon; Hard Times; Eva May; Paul Jones; Dashes Of
4 American Humor; Mrs. Partington'B Carpet Bag OF
Fun (enlarged Dr. Valentine IS Comic Lectures; Bleak
i House; Yankee Notions, for October,&
ALSO-A complete assortment Of all kinds OF Fancy
Goods, Stationery, &c., usually found In such an ks
tablIshmont. Nova. D.B. NUDGE.
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An Awful Murder.

A man named Foster. living near Pom
tiac, Michigan, murdered his wife on last
Tuesday. The Detroit Tribune says:
"Foster had been absent in California
two years. and had recently returned. lie
was not great favorite in the neighbor-
hood, and certain persons poisoned his
mind relative to the conductofhis wife du-
ring his absence-a woman generally os-
teemed and above oil reproach. This was
done until the husband became maddened
and blinded by his jealousy. Monday
morning Foster accused his wife ofinfdcl-
ity to him. and proceeded 10 threaten heI
safety and life. Terrified at his menancosr
sho Hed from the house for tho house of 6
neighbor. He pursued her with a large
bowis-knife, then seizing her. struck {
downward blow, which entered just below
the breast, and went into the abdomen
inflicting most fearful wound and killing
her instantly, This is horrid to contem
plate! This makes four murders in thi
State within the short period Of tw'
montbs."
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GNThe distinction in the hair Of h

ETThe distinction in the hair Of the
Caucasian Indian, and Negro races is thus
stated as the resultof mcroscopical obsery-
alton: The hair of the white race, when
transversly divided, is oval that of the In
dian, circular; and that Of the Negro &C.
centrically elptical, with Gattencd edges
that ofthe negro is not hair. but wool
and capable of being fclted. The colorina
matter Of true hair is in an internal tube,
while in the Negro it is the epidermis, Of
scales covering the shalt Of the hair.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-07

WISE NoMINATED.-Wo learn that the
Virginia State Convention at Staunton,
nominated Hon. Henry A.. WISE, MS can
didate of the State Democracy, for Gov
ernor Of that State. A strong portion o
tho LocOfOco party is bitterly opposed t'
him. and his war upon the Know Nothing
will array them in solid body agains
him. We think Mr.. Wiso will not b,
elected Governor Of Virginia next spring
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MuRpEn.-The other day il was an
nounced that man named ,Gorrigan, in
Lafayette. Ind. had died by tie excess Of
liquor. 1t now comes out that he was
most bru:aly murdered. at the house Of
Edward and Ellen Forrest, by Daniel
Shonascy as principal, and Nelson Wilson,
and Edward Forrest and Ellen Forrest, as
accessories. Corrigan and tho other par
ties named robbed a man. on Saturday
evening, Of a watch, considerable money
and his coat, made him drunk and threw
him out in tho street to die A quarrel
arose between Corrigan and Shonassy a.
bout the watch. which the former refused
10 deliver up. Shonasey then beat him
with stick Of wood, or other missile, in
tho house of Forrest. and in presence o.
the other parties, until he was doad, wheT
they carried his lifeless remains 10 an alley
back Of the house.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-07

FARMING IN IsELAND.-A lettor from
Dublin says the farmers Of Ireland arc a.
bout to put ina larger crop of grain and
flax than ever before. Tho same letter
says:
"Induslrialpu pursuits begin to occupy our
public men. Science, as applied to agri
culture and the arts, is cultivated. Lee
lures are in course Of being delivered Al
our Dublin Society House, and the Indus
trial Museum. Stephens Green, on sucl
topics as geology in relation to agriculture
clemistry in relation to manufactures, ane
the ike.
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DIED.


At tho residence OF her son Job Fowler, in Yellow
Bud, Ross County, Ohio on the 95th day ofNovember
1854, Mrs AMELIA FOWLER, in the e0th year other
ago. She was native Of the State OF Delaware, and
about lfy yearS ago omgrated with her family, ana
Gsttledn Ohio, aud has bsen resident of Fairfield
and Ross Counties the principal part OF that Time
She was the mother ofsoyen chdren--and at tho time
of her death, was the grand mother Of thirty, and
yroat grand mother Of fifty three children known to
DO living. Her husband Job Fowler, preceded her
20 the tomb about a. years ago. Hc died in Bern town
ship Fairfield County. II was not only gratifying TO
those who wno the last days and exit of this ven
cradle aud good old lady 10 know, but to her many
absent relations aud friends TO learn that she departed
this life in peace aud in we'll grounded hope of q
blessed Immortality
On Thursday evening, November, 30, 1854, JoNA-
THAN BARTHOLOMEW, aged 42 years, monthi
| and 90 days.
Tribute of Respect.
WHEREAS, 1t hath pleased All wise Providence tt
call from our midst our beloved BROTHER Jonathan
| Bartholomew.
| Resoired, That we the members Of Baltimore Lodge
No aOo, | D o r., win the usual badge of mourn
loosng from our midst worthy brother; one who wa
ever actuaed In his fraernal relations by the princi
pies Of our beloved order; aud who was respecte'
not only by his brelhron but by the community h
which he dwolt
| ResoIrsd, That VIC duly sympathise with the faml
and friends of deceased brother, especially wit
her who called TO mourn the loss of tonder and al
| fectionate husband.
R,soicsd, That copy ofihe above preamble and res
outions be sent to the bereaved family, and 70 III
papers of The county for publication
J. d. NoURSE0
NJ. LANE,
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A CARD.

,-.r,s.N VMPERFECT health has kept mo from
trAy#5A n my ONCE part Of the time for some
IYYY$&SA months, have gained my former
@1IIJ strength and will not hereafter be alb
sont from,my room during business hours.
Filling Teeth receives my special attention, give
certified guarantees for all my gold allngs to- be aiee
tive during the lives Of the parties. am nole htet
noar 90 years attention to the Teeth to give every per-
son the most positive assurance that thny can save
overy Tooth by timely and frequent attention;
oFFlCE-Ewing's Brick, on the Hill; IL: ,1, SOOAl
NPFor those who have the TOOrH-ACHE and
will not have them extracted, have remedy INA
seldom fails to give relief Also, Tooth PowdSrs
Brushes, &c. H. sCoAl'
Lancaster, December 0, 1851
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"wErKLY AMERICAN oRoAN" is tho title
Of a new paper published in Washington
city, D, c.. lis neatly printed and ed
tied with ability. 1t is eminently suited
to the times and very much needed at the
seat Of Government. tits hardly neces-
sary to state that it is a firm supporter oI
American principles.
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TIE LAST NOTICE..

HAVING been out OF business now over six m onths,
d and still find many ofmy old customers indebted
10 me by note and on book account therefore, bo il
hereby KNOWN that can wait longer for that which
sJustly due me, and all claims due me- which ma
remain unpaid on the 25th day Of this month"; will
placed in the hands Of proper officers for collection
Oct. 10, le54-24. p. BOPB
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Jews pocket and proclaimed with loud
voice in her sovereign capacity, The sovor-
eighty Of the Know -Nolhings. Loud ho-
sannas pealed throughout the land, from
the north and the south; from the east and
the west aud the people rejoieed exceed
Iingly at these glad tidings.
Thus endeth the second chapter OF shs
Book of wNothings. and with it the
dynasty of Pierce.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-07

MACHINERY. Y.--President Hitchcock says
that there are in Great Britain, at the pres
ent day, fifteen thousand steam engines
driven by means Of coal, witha power O.
quail to that oftwo millions Of men; and
thus il put into operation machinery equal
ling the unaided power of 800, 100000 or
4o0, 900, 900 Of mon. The influence thus
emanating reaches the remotest portions
Of tho globe, and tends nightly to the civ
ilization and happiness Of tho race.
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LADIES, Fl rs.

a I.so Carriage and Sleigh Robes. Foot Muis;
a Fur Gloves. Health Preservers; Fur Caps; teii
Bonpets: Misses Flats; Fur Trimmings; sik flnsn
Caps; Riding Hats SON Cashmere Hats, Of All sSie'
and qualities. co u.rrpps,
M la Main Street below Fourth Cincinnati.
Fasseri and other Wholesale buyers are invited 10
look through our stoer iis
Now 30, le54-No 30.
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JEFFRIES, PRATT 81 WOOD,
FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

Dealers in Wool, Grain 81 Produce gcner-
niy, on Commission. exclusively.
CONNECTED with the Cincinnati, Wilmington and
Line, arc prepared to receive and ship goods any
amount by canal or railroad to allthe Eastern West
ern cities on the most favorable terms BY sending
goods to our care avoid the expense of dray
age from railroad TO canal the reverse, tho only
house connected by canal and railroad both.
constantly on hand and sold at wholesale at Manufac
urers prices only. May l,los4.
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HoNE ArrRAorroS-See what picture
is here drawn (in an article of the New
York Daily Times) of the ropulsion given
to this sacred place by fashionable life in
New York:
why should boy spend his evenings
at home? WHATS there to charm him in
that great mansion that pulses with alter
nate fever and gloom-one night hot
crowded party ofrouged women and silly
mon; the noxt, a dull, desolate array of emp
ty chambers, with the tired master OF thS
house snoring on the sofa and his untiring
lady and daughter up stairs dressing fo
another ball? No fircsido comfort TO temp
the young man to his home. Everything
is huge, and splendid and dismal; in self
defense he has to ny.'
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MER RCHANT TAlLORs
"a SPRINGER 4 TROUT,

IA SPRINGER & TROUT,
MA VVAVE removed their Clothing Establiahmeht
-GI- to tho TaiimGdge Block, first door East 0
White Latd's Hardpare Store where they are OPEN
ng large and extensive assortment Of SPRING AND
SUMMER GOODS, and are now manufacturing every
variety Of Spring and Summer Wear, which they VIII
sell as low the quality Of goods and word can
be purchased any other establishment in the city,
Their clothing manufactured under their own super
vision and is consequently superior to that which Ia
bIought from other places They have also on hand,
beautiful cGriety Of Cloths, cGssimeres, Vesnngs $e
have In their employ tho best Of workmen and arc al
all times prepared to make the best fits In the ates
styles. .iHtheir pork mill be rdrrantsd..
The pubic are respcctfully solicited to call and
anime their stock, and while thankful for the liberia
patronage they have enjoyed they their old Gus
toners and all Others that they will labor To give gen
eral satisfaction both in the quality and price 81 the
goods and work. SPKlNGEK q IhoUl'
| LoncasteI .Aprii3, 1854
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E%We learn thtt Governor WooD, who
is still at his home near Cleveland. will
not return to Valparaiso as Consul. Ho i,
pleading with Mr.. Piere to appoint his son.
in-law, Merwin. to the place. Mr.. Mer'
win went out with Governor Wood. and il
at present in chargeof the consulate al
Vice Consul.
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FIRE AT CouNoIL BLUyTs.-A Dsstruc-
tive fire occurred at Council Bluffs, on the
22d inst. burning the stores Of Messrs.
Martin, Tootles and Jackson. and Stuts-
man and Donnells. The loss is estimated
at $4,000. A portion ftheso firms were
sufferers by the severe FIRE in that place
last spring.
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NEW ADYERTIsE MENTs.
A latin GLASS

WMTILI. be organized in the Lancaster Union School
wv on the frst Tuesday Of January merit. As 1t will
be TO have than class In thi:
study on hand at once 1t will bO necessary that all
who wish to attend 10 the study should commence
together, and keep pace with the class.
Tho rocitations will commence every morning one
our before the regular time Of opening school, Nc
charge will bo made for instruction.
JOHN WILLIAMS, Superintendent.
I.nenator Occamber Z 1854.
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MEDICINE AND VARIETY STORE.

AHN 'ARALA L SAOAAE'
NNHE undersigned respectfully advertisos tho pub
lie that he has hand for sale on termn
Tor cash. complete Rssortmentof
Fresh and Well Selected Medicine.,
Comprising every crude and chemical derived from the
Ieget6oie Mineral and Aniral Kingdoms ard used in
hoP6th'e Homeopathic, E1leete and BOianie practice
The assortment embraces all the yalkGIods Res1sid
1ieohohe and AqGsous Extracts, &c. &c.
la stock ofSurgical of the best quality
A Full Stock of Family Groceries,
French and American Perfumery in great vAriety.-
Havana and common Segars, Chewing and Smoking
Tobacco; best quality of Wines Brsndes &C., native
ana imported for medicinal use strong Cider Vinegar
window Glass and Glass Ware, together with ali th0
popular patent medicines, and an endless voriety OF
odds and ends both ornamental and useful.
fhysieians prescriptions put up with great By
competent and experienced dispenser.
NJ. e. KREIDRR,
Oct. &c, 1854 No. log, Main Street, Lsnsastsr