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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-14
HOUSE, & LOT FOR RENT.

q A comfortable FANNY RESIDENCE. With u
Ii garden attached. the residence oil Major Jas
Garland be had, Tor reasonable rent by eaiy ap
nlicution to either ct the undersigned,
JAS. a. HAMMER,
WM A. MILLER,
sun CTS WN G. HOLllNS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-14
New Furniture Ware-ROOms.

N a Mt, w A l. D RO N & %,
XAOu I'D Re pectIuly inform thpir tlen Is and tho
w public generally that they receiving, at
heir Furniture Ware. Rooms on Main ST.. IA few doors
below the NaryelI House, their stock Of Rose Wood,
Mahogany, Walnut. and oller Furniture together with
great uny articles in The way OF House keeping that
useful as we'll ornamental, have before
been introduced uto tn, mar1tt Az OF which have been
selected from houses Mouth, enjoying tic highest rePn-
arion for good and faithful work,
They have also connected will tAer establishments
Manufsc curing Department
in which they have engaged workRcn OF -,lllnad eXpe-
irncc, md are therefore re?a - to have made to on
der ont ot goud eul. any pioce Of furniture thai
may be- or ier"d They woutI add that tney are pre-
paredto pter greater inducements prsons wanting
aoyt6ng in tie way OF uRNlIuRE, than IS ever be-
tore heea oie ed ia tins market. And they hope by as
sduous atteon business merit and receive at least
portion al the ubc patronage.
CONANT WALDRON < co.
n. B.-Wc would say to our cid friends and custom
that continue manufacture, al old stand,
Bridge st, all kinds of Ttbacco MJulds and the
Ike, and we solicit continuance of their inyors.
mar 1871 c., w. * Co.
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MISCELLANEOUS
GAS. CAS-! CASH
GAS FITTING.

TAN fully prepared to introduce Gas Pipe into Stores.
4 Dwel69es or Factories, the shartest notice. Hay
,,s had several years experience the business my
work may be relied perfect. am ready TO give
estimates al any time w'll also furnish steanpipe
JAMES CLELAND,
Pract cal Gas Filter. Man IT.
Wilson & Frankiins old stand, up slait-.
"A
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-14

REASONABLE PRICES
And with Unquestioned Right.
Having terminated our legal controversy with Elias Howe IT.
and procured his fun censo 10 use his fsnon tore not The
slightest claim that machines infringe other patent
The right the machines which have sold, and shall
hereafter sell IL unquestionablc.
We own ten distinct patents on Sowing Machines coyc ing all
POINTS the invention. aud all the machines Of ee
manufactures infringe one or ofthom patent
apparatus 10y yielding pesuis ufngel by all the machines
offered in the market Thos who buy the inferior and
compel pay FOR the privilege using them
oar legal rights will heneeorth be rgidly enforced.
the Immense Superiority
Singers Sewing has been completely Established
They ofunivers applieauonhe machine doing all
kinds work and doing it perfectly They only superior
contriyanee but unrlualed in mechanical finish They
ali work required, and continue o dot without getting
Of order We der 10 call attention particularly Ia our
Machines to Sew with Single Thread
which ample trials have been proved superior IT. nh others m
stitching fabrics sewing leather
either with NRAel thread or sikand frpu Innings. We
also prepared Ia exhibit and sell enbrns machines
ducing enI, new and very beautiful result Machine ST
size both shuttle and single thread be had for small
chimes for hat binding stitching carpet bag handsaud any otn
e peculiar work will he supplied nj short notice.
Machine Nedesk Twist sIools Three eol Linen moad.
and all other articles used with Sewing Machines always hand
and for snlo at all our Offices
PRINCIPAL OFFICE No. f93 BROADWAY, n. YORK.
RI ICEs,
NJ. r. South Fou.# 5. |I= - l5s Baltmorr St. Balt
a. HAnoyts So. ##E.a. ~ River St Troy. n y
49, It. s-lna to So. - Walnut II. = nciu't
aus Sin. IN SINGER ~ 60.
I,INE TOGAGs u -. aase who are in want OF
Il good CHrHlsa rsrteca# syill plrase call and fur
nihs them -elv.s Ae.5re A. 8 #. arne at
jsne 90 HAbGilIN LOCKWOOD GO
fUpieE..-All per#,us indebted to ! H. F.
y WR CHI r is4s vii llta-e coHc I,aWee
and max. payment - t#a IuaEred or L =
Chlistaa as Ioig.5 .u5a'eea9. cnaot ue ciNre.
aug e6.d2W : CHRISTIAN.
TS Rep copy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-14
NEW CONCERN.
GEORGE vi. KUCkEIe n CO.,
LYNClIBURG, VA.
Jnly lst 1854.

fENtlE subscribers the lst day of July 1854 1850
ciatrd themselves togrthorundor the style AMI firm
of George NJ Ruc5rr ~ Co tor the purpose of coudur
inc g,nerai DRY God, business. They will occupy
the store aud viii keep The rlass of goods
formc,ly kept in the II ~ The stock OF goods KEEP
will awu,s be large and we'll assorted uud -nch tn
of customers may Indicate They respectfully bee
continuance III the ratroange heretofore literally be
slowed upon the House and will strive the
conlarnrcof the patronzing pnItr, b, always selhne
GOOD GOODS, and at FAIR LIVING PRICES
GEORGE NJ. RUCkER.
JOIINN. WlIEEI.ER
iny7ts
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For Rent.

rfNIiEsu -crbcr ha, ing nude arrangement. To leny'
The city. wishes the house aud lot where h'
now iycs Tor the reminder 81 the Year for terms az
ply Ia ysef OF Mr.. lIemy !. Rro~n.
tYsI dts G. {. WTNGFIELD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-14
For SpOrfSia,en.
Summer Nais Hours.

l \ future all mails leaving this office. (excert the
L Richmond and Nnrthcrn,) will be regularly closed NJ
precisely quarter utter o'clock p. NJ The Richmond
aud Northern mails embracing all letters and papers
Ri nm, nd and the Northern and Southern States will
be closed precisely att o'clock. After these hours
nothing will, poSficey, be maile except il cases of ex
IRENE and uuquestonuble necessity
may 1915 RIO. II GLASS. P NJ
ERa Rem cany
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-14
GAS LIGHTS.

TENiE Lyme burg Gas Light Company are now fully
Il prepared To furnish Stores, Churches, Factoie
and privnte families with Gas of superior quality
Whether cons der the brliancy of the light, its free
dom from g, erythng caleulcd TO soil rooms, furniture
or cnrpes ar chez pness it is far superior any other
tight now in se We beg leave invite attention thu
following fecomm n1stion of few OF those who have
tested is quaItes
The undersigned, Who are '.ing Gas manufactured at
the Lyaclburg Ga, " orbs, take pleasure in recommend
ing il to our cilzens large being better, cleaner
und cheaper than any ohcrlishl have used consider
ine the amount OF ght Obtained.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-14
MECHANICAL.
-. DIlfGIlGsD ~ SONS.

fhct HgFt recently Piled s'f3a porci 10 their ma
Iarts aHd tatter tnen seve. tfat ey are enabled L.
a4rI#aetufe ali Description Of Plum aud Faacy Gam
.f u sfe, IN sic AMI fBisb compare with any Ia
Hrsf41s. IS DIUGI ID.
y. 4. DIlGHlD,
GEO. A. DIUGUI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-14

HAsD CANS MADE ORDER
ENHESE WORKS hnve be- IN operation nitll
all the latest hHp1osed Naeh,r1y for Wood and
Il ~ work. and upon scale commensurate with The
~ IT, Of tie South and Wcst for Car construction
Nor nu one hundred cars. al III description hive
eso n,l L. Mt these work. ior the yrrnin q Tennessee
i!al Bua1.
r- lent. aud Engineers, Of Rail i,ond- are respect
H. ay 'd 10 bcstow the.f patronage, tiey rnay
" la4l having their wQIk finished ia sli,i cor Plance
o. II II ewn plans aud nn ngs; on utter he most
.roy. pnn- ol Consrnrtion, at prices satisfactory
southern kaiI-seOads
II no 1rgrr be compelled Ia obtain tLer Cnrs from
IT, i. sohIeet atge expense and ti~k Of Trims
roftsiun. GEO. q. GURLE P,opretor.
TIE unde, signed having hid Charge Of the above
Works from -, commencement. under the torner
Proprietor. Mini A. Ellison. In; asks lr 10 say the
RaRoad pubic ttut hc has engaged with the ptesen
Proprietor and will continue it, manage ment, hoping by
pie long experience il Rad fond s,Its ard constant Mt
tention the work entrusted to him, merit the ap
probation aud iiheul patronage 81 H. public
a, METH ETON, Manager.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-14


Robert Early Steir'. MrEIeny Co,
I. a. Atkinson Baker GuVey,
Simpson Bro, Burroughs, Skater, u Co,
John P Wright B. f Sumwer,
r6ip " PAYNE, Glass y lfane,
Jno. q. Meefn T. Dudley
VIM Sttzer y x NJ. Gucgenheimer,
Acree ~ McCaaahan, G. Morse,
Mcdonald & Peters, Nm ., &c. Fisher
Il. Rurher, II SHsI,r X Co,
+. L. Gibbs. s.1.tec of a. Boyd,
Baptist Ch.rch, w. I Audetson& Co.,
Rosser n CHwthon, Homer, Watson Y Co,
Norvel House, McDanie, Hurt& Preston
CLas T. Lee, Thos. Sharp,
Warwick House. Gen Sup. Of II. r.,
w. w Let,wicl K Bro, Fretwell d. Hall,
Washington House, d. b. Payre,
D. a. Langhorne, Hatcher Il Lncwood,
Jas NJ. Boyd. Wardens of st. Pauls
Sam. W. Shelton, Church.
Those wishing to introduce Gus certain the
and any other information respecting ii, by apply.
ingto z. c. HOPPER, SUI ernl, nden.
may lS.dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-14
NOTICE

FsNllE subscriber associated with him in business, oil
the st day ufJuly 1884 MI. Jno. V. Wheeler
T business OF tlt will I've conducted
der The sly and finn of GE ROE NJ. RU 5kER \
co. Ia making this change in business ahe occasion
10 return thanks my friends aud the public for The
very liheral patronage kindly bestowed upon me
the patronage which il viii he tbcir highest aim de
serve.
Al persons having claims gan.t viii please pre-
sent them immediately iur settlement, those ndcht-
ed IT. uhligc very much by coming forward and
ding at tboir earie.tpos,blc CO Ncnicncc.
GEORGE VI. RUCkER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-14
silver and Plated Ware,

Such rs Si'y"r Goblcts, Cup md M0gs; FsbIe, d
sen aud Tea spoons; Sugar longs aud Sf'l., Tea
Straner. Salt and Mustard Spoons Table and Deser
Forks.
AIBATER Tnblc, Desert and Tea Spoons do Fork
aud Rnlter Knives; Cake md Card Baskets, Eie an
Plated and irilranlu Gustor. liver Fu Knives 'ets
Cukc Knives Silver. Peal and Tortoise Shell Cal Gu
sc Port Monies &c, aud every Kind oi Articles usual
~ kept in Jewellers store, which oicr 10 my ftnd-
md old Customers. with the insurance thai all sell
~ low aud tHyofnbe terms rs any in the STATE,
hope huve the pleasure at speed, call, atd cr-
anime Tor themselves md test the truth OF the above
tV- Watches and Jewclry repaired nt short notice
aud modernte terms. aud highest price given fer old
Silver.
Oct 20 .JEHU WILLIAMS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-14
Nor Old Point, Norfolk lud Portsmouth

'aSllE hcautiG aud two - i~NTS =
y AUGU STA undct b. ud ot S~s-sss2e77z-rvS.s
.'apt Wn &. Smith. (so 'lyorably know
PIE dwelling community E lie - aud ,,fH,.
.vr5 } Is now running IT.. Va Pit vi
'nn lud is furnished witt - ; A. AZ "a Al ~ i,
Ito rreservers, Fore punla -. ] a ~ plum.
4uired by AIT OF Congress la .lt-ly al t>a
myers.
The Ours running il neN1au w1l tnr Augusta from
Richmond. leave the Richmond ard rerrsburg Depotun
every MONDAY Wedncsdayana Fr,laN O'Clock NJ
Persons arriN ing in Richmond. Ia, the Packet Boats
have but few steps walk TO II = Gan.
The Cars runnit from Petersburg 10 lily Point in
connection with the Augusta ruve Petersburg same
nhys above, at75 from The Depot OF the Apro
mnttux K r. Co thus giving passengers opportunity
10 60 from Lynchburg either by the Packet Boats
Danvile Railroad 10 Richmond. by way OF the South
Side Railroad Petersbu and from. there ncSt
ing to Norfolk.
Returning. the Augusta will leave Norfolk the alter
natedays. viz: Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays, al
80 AN.
The Augusta will stop at Old Point both going aud
returning regularly throughout the Bathing Season.
Fare between Richmond, Norfolk aud Old Point 81 &c
Fare between Richmond, Coke's, Rings Mill and
troHe Wharf, =. .--.---- ~
| Children over three years aud not twelve
years Of age, half price.
| Meals each, 50
servants, through %
Servants To any point on tie river. %
'i'hls, va n
26-dScis TiIDS DODA MEAD. Sum
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-14

TT es- rzEszzs7 N OTICE.--1ie Ticket Office Of
ex.i II E=- V. Il T. Railroad Company at
lynchburg Will hereafter be closed always five minutes
before the departure Of the trims Passengers
Iue-ed To apply early the lice and procure tickets,
they viii positively be charged ten cents in addition
the regular OF lar; they as requested to
procure change rs no notes will 10 changed for less
amount that s. so. JNO. E. MeCRERY, Il. Ag't.
July l0-ts
~ All u9,,erz nd vertis sing for his Co. copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-14
! Ew ARRANGEMENT.
Cheap New Goods---Sec0nd Supply.

vESHE Ladies invited 10 cal and examine fresh
Il lot Of Bemges and Shallies, which have just
ccive.! by Express, this morning. Also, spIt ndid lot
Of French Works. Sleeves aud Collars which will BE- of.
fered very cheap Terms ash and one price only.
A. G. LEWIS, Exchal &c Square,
may 9 tsif Lypchburg.
W. GoNANT, WIN. A. wALDRoN, D. sETszERi
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-14

IN trr1s will be ensh,or negotiable paper saisac-
I,,5iy -, 'orsed.
The SUBJ. 'or. thankful far the very lt-ral patron
age bestowed on him rhc Inst lourrcn YEAR he has
i'ca II business IN Lynchburg, wpu last 'nian that
''ll coniunc his former bu-iar-t IL. heretofore,
III win the additional hcii,rs now htsnnd
81 ~, Instant attention he feels de- jpd eve
li- hu-ocss in all its various branches. me. a
tnuouce al the patronage ot a liberal public,
sept 23-ts GEO G. CuRLE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-14

mud Silver Lever Watches rom 81 The fret manu-
Gtetoies Ia Europr-solue al which will be wutrhnte
To- keep good time lol two yeurs.
Al.a, a splendid assortment If JEWELRY. CONSISTING
IN pnrt. al Grurcmens Fine Gold tob,Vest aud & ar
Chnins; Seals krys aud Brobcrs. gios va.
1cty nf i.ndies' Breast Pins Ear Ring, Cul n. in.
ger Rings aud racccts and endless variety ol other
,ttIrle. Tint "a III plcase.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-14
Singers Sewing Machines.
KEASONARLE PRICES.


w heh are the only Sewing Machines any utility Whi
w he used without MAKING THE OWNER LIABLE
SLIT r infnrenant nntenind ntiNnpea I'll. .old al
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-14

RECEIVING AND ON HAND,
bills Stuart G. Sugar.
4 - - G ound GImifed Crushed do
20 bikes I.oai Sugar,
10 bills N. .. Monssc,
lC hhds. Z L DO,
l0O bags Rle Gonte,
so Loguim do,
10 " Prime old Java do,
50 boxes Alamnnrine and Sperm Candles
Large lot of Clover Orchard. Grass and imolly Seed
cal .uon selling chcaP.
Q,h u ls) YOUNGER y SMITH
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-08-31
THE GREATS HAT AND car s,roIsI
ROBERT FIELDING
N. KC0TT, DENTIST.
T-IHe bNUN INV = -. n
WTAS opened his new oficein Epiag
Rriek Baldinr, LEaihsSir Get, oaiy

N Has opened ny new oGissiH Egisg ~
UTT~ESA HI, swhere he eau. be, found every day
oLIEB during business hours, from eto 12 AM.
and fromI Il 5 Q,clutk, p. NJ, Pot about 80 years I
have labored constantly 70 obtain that state. of perfec-
lfon IN AlliHg ~tpauging} Teeth, which would result IN
slviHgl for life all The natural teeth: 1t Is not now q
Question With skllliul Dentists whcther thcycpnbe say
I'd ornott and that Is obtaIhedb by giving a creator a.
mount of Labor and caro- Il. each operation, and pSuing
mono bat goldhliings. Shccess in'this course suvcs a vast
amount Of suffering from tooth -ache and FROM extract;
ing teeth, and wearing of artificial teeth which, ie the
sure result Of decaycdteeth neglected.. Igive Wy rat.
fons Mortified guarantees tobe cHeetise during theiiyes
ofth6 parties, warranting the permanance of the hllings
as wen as the entire safety Of Tho tooth, so no chargt
viii ever be made for repairing lift should become ne
~ccssary. Iextract teeth at NIL Times and treat diseases
Of tho mouth. Thankful for the liberal pnronagt
I have received fsom thu. cluzents of Fairfield county
fortha last Is years,i respectfully ask Tor ~ .ennIln'
Max 6; 1851 aHAl aai
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-08-31
Moore,sI Whcat DTin.
bENFIsTRY.
81. Millinm. 4, KiaE,l

B flnthe Ohio College Of DENTAL Surgery Ut 6tntinnel
Il, respectfully informs The Of AAnehsler and y Z
entity, that ha still continues the practice oihis probes,
ASPIRATIONS partnining to hisprofossion. 4-4
IiIoberaiiohs warranted comfortable, and 70 tender
good service. Full set Of Teeth inserted on The princ-
tple, of atmospheric pressure, ALI other operations
81 WTddces Main Street, one,doot Fast estle Esg'e
Pflniing once. Nay " iest--sm
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-08-31


Scrf9 a. kANC7sIER:
1850 Mo4...-s.
TnxNs@ DasASIz1rrox OF Know Noin-
rSos.-so fr. As We know pything0f this
associa6ons and We believe We are as well
posta,n the nsaer,@ aaJ IAN be who
ispoka member. it's purely q moral and
patrioslc ihsttu6on. EieaprineipaI lea
ture ii lhe oFganizaiiSn q destroy lem
sgeyussms-6Fit Is an SaaitefAble pis
thasGny hanwho asksfsfoffee issnottO
hsvss he ist0bs pat back into Che ranks
thcfe to fehiain uh1l he reformed, AMI
can have 1 realisipg sense q the inprspri
ely Of oaissoseekihg. OAiss seeking ami
o~Gicesbeggiag lies atthe root ofalhourpo-
lEeal evils The theory Of QUE political
government Is beauifuI, If fairly aRd hon
estly carried outSlbSk corruption bas been
creeping in hpoas as fso1i every DEPART
ments from the highest Offices in oer'Eed4
etal Government dow 70 Our lowest coqn
ty andtownship o%liSefs, "a
The high banded course takenbby sha
Catholic Churehinthe United States, sined
tho introduction Of JcsuidSm within the
pastfiAeen years increase the imperative
necessity Of . purely American e9mbipa-
ton, in, order 70 fpusbate qndspaddei
sigasrrwhis hisaolsss ithaheths destuurl
tionofourffee iicaliDstieaaoasa DIP
Ours beihgS goyefnmento the people,
with no strong central power 70 put dowb
budding eYi, without such an organization
ne the KnowN othin0s. VIC heeome divided
and sPiitsupinto f~Actions h dparsiess whit
the foreign. and particularly Che Catholic
element, are bARdea t9gethcrs and stePii
as a balance ofpoYer and carry matters tC
suit tbeiuNBaRisfEslRnd iHtercsss.l Asar
e~vidsncaSi lhsszisas to which they; care
their oPposttioftothe "6stiVeSl0f Che man
nor born" we direct the readers attention
to the article IN to-day 4 paper, copied from
The Chicago zti6yaeid!Ehe afibaaspo it
out the i~nsOispce Oflali tAiS 'eign'ia fla
enceland hence ais demagdgueism 6foi
fee hunters appealing 70 Catholics, aud in
f~iusnciRg the exoitabe and Ignorant Irisl
Catholic population iSybieha serves . \
disgust many good cisisens nRltipGpOlitic,
and who despaiffoir Che continuance Of ou
Republican Insdtiionsg. 'a' Wo ~
Those Of u best naturalized citizen:
who really desire 10 beAmerieana in prin
oiple, wilt inase no cause 10 ic0mplain,u
though they camnot. by the rules, becom
m~embets,. @..sEo mln
As.we understand Il, tho Know Notl
inUs saw they do not wish 10 DEPRIVE an
foreignerofhis natural or legaa rights, bd
being unacquainted with the spirit Of on
institutions, ne mast not NEEDLE ri o.
household stfairs. He. Is Welcome, 10 4
ASYLUM here from European. poverty ar
oppression: hesmay here pursue his hone
calling an3 b-,ogessid,--in All business ma
~ ~ I'm
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-08-31

There. was a shocking accident on.
Saturday on the Cincinnati, Hamilton and
Dayton Railroad. near Cummingsville
Two uerman boys with horse and buggy,
while crossing fhe track, were struck by
the locomotive and dashedin pieces. Boys
and horse were killed. Tho Gdzehcs says
one Of the boys was torn into an hundred
pieces. His -arms~Imd legstS.eref found
scattered in different directions, His heart
was found suspended TO a'slimb Of a.tree,
about twenty feet from the, accident. His
bead and the upper part of his body We're
manIglcd by the train, which ground him
on the track as il passed oyer him.
T-Qn Sunday moruins the elevator and
warehouse of GEoReE SrfaL, in Chicago,
with h.eira contents, We're burned. ThC
journal says. the building and machinery
warer worth, Sl6,O40. insurance $4,000
Thare was in s;opa, $4,000 bushels of corn
about 5000 bushels Of wheat,an Rlik,
qpantityofp mats, There was insurance i
open pSlieies upon this grain ef $4,000 i
H&tiord; $4,000 i'm Rbaso $4,000
Chicago Mutual. .sgsasd sff6sgs edi ON
grMaster AlbertsN inon4-somof the ID
rector bf the Hppohrdme New York
and known throughout the Union rs .
posturer died with lock jEw on Thursda
last The lads foot had been crushe
! under j 4 ear 9 wheel sAa lhe FQ0s apPqF
- MAI named Peter Fox feil from b
AIcaaffoidin0 nfafha. RC,aan Maths1eo Cath
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-08-31
NOTICE.

To ne Creditors Of he Estate Of Thomas Frfksr, decd
nNthc 18th dayof July, 1861, the Court Of Probate
" of Fairfield county ,declared the ESTATE ~ Fhomas
,Fricker, deceascd, 40 be probably in~soiyentj creditors
are therefoter required to present their claims aguiist
the Estate TO the undersigned for allowance within six
months from the time above mentioned, or they VIII
not BIO entitled to payment.
q. 49, GEORGE S~ANDERSON, Adn'tor
NTH tke mn. dattted Of Thomas Friekcr, deceased.
Ian enstcr, July %, le5t-6NI9 sl 't.4f1 fsH"l
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-08-31
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Tusr arrived by,6 express, the largest stock Of Bon
Fl nda ever rccafgaal In lancaster ~, .iheludinE Gaasa
incT. Trelus, BelEtade, Emd, Lace, ralen9Aee. Shf
Yntin and French Lace In prices fromNic 70 \ 10
Aphfl II, 1e54s = 3fef WHITE SR.N SuAhAN.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-08-31
GREAT ATTRACT4CN
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The attention ofhis feIow-eitiSen ms 10 the fact tlIst
he has once more permanently established himself in
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every thing that can possibly Sags Ss a qse Sslss S,s ,.a Sss nls
NAL street, lancaster, o io,w who ne be constantly slxgI
Keeps on hand q large 49, q STOVES .osS .oos
o. ever ysenisSyy ~ sIipta dglfrrsS Hs also has Io,7
stoses, y ave- HOY and wood do. and a large mum.
Der o. coal pario M vi ~ chaan a. anv honss Wsst6k
AL Oh Mn.enns H. invites hs old customers and fell
,ow-eal TrbssUIp9 eiseWhoTs. 80 John WORK,-s
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-08-31

5f4 tsbNB TO utEf1. sIs 90 ~
q m F,EeeasGIe, Brown ouhas, Ohio on Jafylssl,MtS.
MARC AREFYGs MORROW, inthe 10th year q llpf
age. The deceased was born iii Fairqeldeo OHIO,
anlpspe ii tHe dnys Or her youth tntheb cnutfui Hock;
ing Valley ne6f Lancaster In 1892 shn was married
to Adams Morrow, g. removed to this (Highland1 couh,
tys and thence ia ls3es TO F~jncasttes where she. resided
TN her death, She lived in The sweetest nnlfy Win
hef now befeaved husbaud, sharing alike with Inn his
joys and e0rrpYs, a She was lnosttleYotedhto hefseQhE
pahion aud children, and flied with dignity apdlgreal
PfbprtSty thc nhleftaht stations fWifs,8M otheh anu
RsisARprHsi ,1essh taa Eyadtold12P
iTFaGDE N DfsEvEk ofthros Year sDASbIN6
oUREDd5MI John 4ODgdsn5 new living at RenysI
Dam, Hanoyer county neal, Richmond, bad Agpe and
Fever for three years, most orthe time he had chilli
twice a day, and rarely lossthanr once he was paIched
wfthl q as SooR. as the chnLI efth him; and Saefary'
ing phyticipns, qainide, mestofthe tQnics advertised,
and everything r~ceonmenaSlto him. was about TO giye
up indespalSs when Caters spanish Mixture was spo'
Ken of:he got two bottles, but before he had used more
than asingte ore, he'wus pcsfeetfs cured, and has no
htd d chill or f6versipceunjo9 SEs isIspfa Sa4
3MrsIbngucpjsonls ono outef thousands who heys
been benefited by thIsgfeat tonic, plteFaiiye and bloot
PURIFIER Sec ADVERTISEMENT Aug 27Trml2 Ia,