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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-08-03

GREAT Pedestrian FEAr.-We find ID
the California papers an account ola won
derful pedestrian feat achieved in San
Francisco, by n man named William Hugh
es. He undertook. for wager Of 81 1000,
TO walk during eighty eonsecutivehours and
he achieved it Notwithstanding the opinion
Of many that it would be moro than human
flesh and blood could endure.
He commenced this Herculean task on
Thursday, juno 90, at about II o'clock
P. NJ, and terminated on Sunday, June 25
at 10 o'clock P. NJ. making 80 full hours
constant walking, with persons watching
him all the time 10 prevent any infringe
ment Of the compact. He walked on a
plank fifteen feet long by three feet broad,
at the Mountaineer Saloon, corner Of kear-
ney and Commercial streets. His dress
was flesh colored tights, cloth cap and
stout, heavy shoes.
lie sustained this trying exercise in a
remarkable manner, walking nearly the
whole time, until near the conclusion, al
a very rapid pace. He rs calculated, by
competent Judges, TO have averaged three
miles per hour, making $40 miles Of trave'
without one moments cessation, the mos
remarkable circumstance attending it be.
ing the total deprivation Of sleep. During
the performance, thousands Of spectators
visited him, all Of whom paid literally al
admittanco fee. Several hours before thu
time appointed for the conclusion Of thii
feat, the street in the vicinity Of the Noun
%taineer was closely packed with a dens'
mass of people, all expressing the great
est anxiety as to the result.
But tho last hour the exercise began 10 b,
severely felt by him, and he showed eyi
dent symptoms of giving out. .Drowsi
ness oppressed him greatly, and nothing
but the cheers and friendly encouragement
Of the spectators. buoyod up his exhausted
frame. At length tho long-delayed houi
rolled round on the( to him drcadfuIly slow
wheel Of time, aud the harrassing, weary
walk was ended, lie was Immediately
~ccnvcyed to a tepid bath, and afterward:
put to bod. At the last accounts he wal
reposiug comfortably.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-08-03

MARRIAGE OF a NIECE OF MRs. AARON
BURR.-A letter from Bordeaux, France,
dated June e5th, 1854, says:-"We had n
visit yesterday from the widow of Aaron
Burr. Her business here is the marriage
of a niece to q gentleman Of this place,
named Perry, She gives $10o, 600 as a
marriage gift, and Mr., Perry, the father
ofthe young man, gives the same amount
Mr.. Bowen, the U. S Consul, has been re.
quested to be the trusteeyof the money
Mrs. Burr is the American lady who ere.
ated such a sensation atthe balls in Paris
last winter i.
"A S1AM To HIs oRDRR-There is F..
bachelors clubin Danville; Va, which
has been brought into badrepntdbS ID veal
brother. who has tioiateds.the first princi
Piles Of the ordet, by offering his hand to
lady whose charms he could not resist,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-08-03

BRITISH ExPoRrs.--The total value OF
British and Irish produce and manufactures
exported from Great Britain to the United
States for the year l847 to 1853 inclusive,
was ElO1. 99I 100; from Great Britain to
the British Possessions in North America,
during the same period, faq, 5l7, 223.
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Highly Important Testimony from

80
Please read tho following %lettcr, which coming as II
does from parties az tieAigtest Standing Is cctlain-
ly entitiedto consideration.
euro of a long standing and aggravated c~assOfHdmor.
soMERv1LLE, w., December II, ls52.--C. Bsrcalow,
ESQ. ;-Permit me to pen a voluntary Testimonial to the
virtues of Or. Viewers Syrup and Cerate. Ibelieye
that TO them my mother owes an entire relief from a
tedious and acute species ofrETTER of long Standing.
Her case was aggravated. Both hands wore afflicted,
rendered her at times almost helpless, while tho pain
was intense. The best Alteopathic ano Homeopathic
treatment was bestowed upon Her. Finding no relief
we resorted to a Root Doctor, but with no better sue
cess. The disease was spreading, and soon threatened
to extend to her arms. In this suffering condition, and
while seeking in vain for relief, your recommendation
Of Dr.. WeaveT's valuable preparation was needed, and
ii affords me much happiness in stating that but two
hotties, and one box OF the Cerate were used-with
some attention to diet-in ehecting as we believe and
firmly trust, an entire and lasting cure. An entire new
cuticle, was formed on a great portion of each hand
Her relief was exceedingly great, and the gratitude OF
her family hasbeen best expressed in our unqualified
recommendation ct The medicines to those Of our
friends afflicted with cutaneous affections. One gen.
tleman 10 whom the preparations of DR.. Weaver were
suggested by myself, has heen relieved TO Q degree
unknown in years, Of Salt Rheum, and he believes his
cure will BIO entire, by them.
You may feel at liberty TO make what use you think
proper Ofthis hastily written certificate from Ydurs,&
HATFIELD FRAZER, Editor Somerset Whig.'
I'm. HARRIS & CO., Cincinnati, general agent for
the South and West. Sold in Lancaster. Wholesale and
retail by CO..
And Druggists generally in the State. July 6, 1884.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-08-03

T~ALLMADGE HOUSE, LANCASTER, o.
One of the most pleasant resorts from this
city of toll, vexation, and melting wealth
err, is the beautiful city of Lancaster. Its
lovely and enchanting scenery, pleasant sit
u%ation, and invigorating atmosphere, con-
trast strongly with that of our heated city
And then there are few Just as really pleas
anthotels as the Tallmadge House. A PER-
RY, Esq, mine host'of the establishment,
is q perfect model in his profession. A ride
of four n FIVE .h0urs-%S Tho Cincinnati,
Wilmington, q GAINESVILLE Railroad will
land you at his door, aud will we'll repay
the ride. Let all whe doubt, try the en-
pertinent, &
Thus writes one Of the editors of the
Cincinnati Sunday Mercury, who is nov
rusticating among us. His compliment tC
tho Tallmadgc House is both just and mes
tied. If any of those benighted indiVidu
ais of the Queen City have not found it on
let them pay us a visit andthey will e1
claim with the QUcon of Shieba, "sol tn
half has not been told me-"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-08-03
ROAD NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given, thata petition will be pre-
sehted to the Col missionorse OF PhifleM county,
at Iheir September Session, A. d. 1854, praying for a
vacation of part of the Lexington road, commencing
at the Southwest corner OF the lands of Abraham Glenn
ems, and thence East to the foot Of the hill near Voris'
Mill Pond, and in lieu thereof establish tAe road now
!" july 90, issiP MANY PETITIONERS.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-08-03

THE WtscoSslS SLAVE CAsE.-On the
discharge Of fisherman NJ. Booth by the Su-
premc Court of Wisconsin, Judge Miller Of
the United States Court had him again ar
rested upon the same complaint, and bail
was refused him. Another writ Of kabeGs
corpus will be sued out before the Supreme
Court Of the State, and there will then fol
low n conflict between the State and Unit,
cd States authorizes. Great excitement
exists throughout the State.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-08-03
DAAAy aRRol@
WILL VISIT LANCASTER

WITH HIS GREAT EQUESTRIAN TROUPE.
On Wednesday, August 1G, 1854,
Giving TWO GRAND PERFORMANCES. The 1rst
ass o'clock, p. NJ, the second at I O'Clock, 7. NJ.
NER! RICE takes great pleasure in announcing to
v the citizens OF Lancaster, that his Troupe In point
Of person nal and %materiet, isin the very best possible
condition; presenting therefore a series ofacts Of Horse-
manship, acrobatics, gymnastics, and other athle site ex-
erciseswhich have never been surpassed in the ARENA.
His Stud OF Horses embraces some Of the finest blood
In tire world, and for training, slyle'of performance and
sagaeity, arc without rivalry. Ho has also a number
# trained beasts of the Forest and Plain, Including an
Elephant, Camel and Grizzly Bear. Last, though not
least, he has n pair of educated Mules.'
Admission so cents.-Childron 25 cents,
August 9, 1854.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-08-03

Nor TO DE WONDERED Ar.-The Albany
/, Express says:-"A boy 10 years Of ago got
up on Tuesday morning perfectly well, ate
solne green apples and a pint of cherries
before dinner, drank plenty Of milk at his
dinner. aud was buried in the cemetery be-
fore dark Of the saIne day"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-08-03

NOTICE Is hereby given, That l have this day been
duly appointed as Administrator Of the Estate of
joins q. RIoE, deceased, late Of Fairfield county, Ohio.
Persons knowing themselves indebted TO said Estate
are requested TO make immediate payment, and those
having ciaims against said Estate are authorized TO pre-
sent then duly authenticated within one year.
lime "a. is54-4wS WIN. II. RICE, Admtor.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-08-03

THE SUPREMs CoUBr Of Ohio has been
in session for three daysihthis city. 1t
was supposed the session would be pro.
tracted for. the disposition Of Causes, but it
will adjourn to-day sine die. Allthe.J udg.
es wcrepresent except Judge Ranaey.G
There has been no decision upon the con.
stiaitional merits Of the liquor law, the
question H6t.comipg befoFe--t the court at
thiS-sefp. - Q,s Noar., 3fM. :.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-08-03
nAGuERREoTYPEs

subscriber having purchased the establishment
Off. Il. McBRIDE,w wifi be pleased 10
alt who may require his services in the above line. He
is provided with the best modern Instruments, and Is
prepared to put up pictures in the latest and most APP
proved style. Hours from 8 o'clock until 4.
Lancaster, December 7, 1858, V. M. GRlSWoLD.
N. b. Instructions given in the art and apparatus
furnished if desired,
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DENTISTRY.
mr.. ,y,ui@aIf King,

EoRMERLY Demonstrator Of Mechanical Dentistry,
in the Ohio Cellege Of Dental Surgery at Cincinna-
Il, respectfully informs Che citizens of Lancaster and vi
entity, that he still continues lthe' practice ofhis profes..
sion, at his old stand, and Is prepared to perform all
operations pertaining to his profession.
All operations Warranted comfortable, and to render
good service. Full set of Teeth inserted on the princi-
pie of atmospheric pressure: All other operations
skilfuliy performed.
NPoGce, Main Street, one door East ofthe Eagle
Printing ONCE, May 0, ls54-5ra
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-08-03
LOST.

A POCKET CASE OF GUM LANCETs on yesterday.
n The case Is of Green Turkey Morocco, OF an oval
shape. | passed from the residence of Mr.. Gates to my
Office; thence down Broadway to Columbus-up Co.
street to Main, down Main to my office, and lost It In
the rounds. The. finder will confer a great favor by
leaving II at my Office, Latta's Corner.
Lancaster, July Is, 1854. o. L. DAVIS.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-08-03

ARRIvAL or A Soy or GEE. LoPKz.-A-
mong the passengcs who were in the Frank.
jim at the time Of her running aground was
q son Of the late Gen. Earcissa Lopez, the
CubaR patriot. lie has been for some
tine in Franco. but designs to take up his
residence in New York.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-08-03

HoRRDLE ISrArERAScE.--The New
York Courier states that it appeared in evil
dence at an inquest upon the body Of a fe-
male in that city, on Thursday, that she
had been constantly drunk for at least ten
months! and that on the day before her
death she drank sirteen quarts of beer be-
sides considerable brandy and rum!!
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-08-03
FARM FOX SAFE.

HNHE subscriber would inform the citizens Of Fair
field and adjoining counties that he would sell up
on reasonable terms, at private sale, the farm on which
he now resides, In Greenfield township, Fairfield coun-
tN, Ohio and situated sone Ave and a half miles from
Lancaster and containing one hundred and ~1fty-four
acres. The farm Is we'll improved and Is among the
best agricultural ms In the county.
May II, 10 u. Won kODEN.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-08-03

TRE Chops IN ErkOPE.-From some
portions of Fbaace- and England, there are
unfavOrabIs reports pGthis years crop; but
as a general thing. tiisY look pEomisfng,-
In many places, II IS stated that the wheat
crop promises not to be one ofthe first on
record. The hay crops Is notso good
The rains in some places have been heavy.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-08-03
HE GREAT HAT AMI CAP STORE.
BOTH EH0LESALE AND RETAIL
ROAD NOTICE.

~ sented to the Commissioners OF Fairfield county,
az tieirSeptem6e Term, 1854, praying 70. an alteration
OF a county road, beginning at the Marietta road near
Christian K. Kagy's and ending at the old Marietta
roadncar G5eneta; beginning at the east corner of the
bridge ut William VOLTS Mill; thence east to the line
tetween William Wolf and Isaac Stemcn; thence nortl,
along The line until 1t interseets the old road.
July 90, 1854. MANY PETITIONERS.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-08-03
NOTICE.

TO the Creditors Of tAe Estate Of Thomas Frieksr, deed
a N the 25th day Of July, 1854, the Court OF Probate
Of Fairfield county, declared the Estate ofThomas
Fricker, deceased, TO be probably insolvent; creditors
are therefore required TO present their claims against.
the Estate 70 tho undersigned for allowance within six,
months from the time above mentioned, or they wills
notbe entitled Ia. payment.
Nv :. GE0RGE-sANDERS0N .Adm,tor-
. uith Ihs WiH aRRsIsd Of Thomas Frieksr, dsesass &s'
Lancaster, July IS, Is5l-5w1e
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-08-03

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lrcadConipany
KIoTiCE ish hereby given, that the Directors. have
IN made a CALI for the payment Of per tehtsupon1h
SLoeR subscriptions to this scmPany payable In day
Lancaster, May Il ls,hAB EAeiSe a weeks:
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-08-03
-FREsH ARRIVAL OF BOOTS 4 SHOES.

* D. SHoCKLEY & co. would respectfully in
NT. form the pubiic'and " PLAdi6s in particulars Ii
have Just received the latest and most approv-
STYLES of Gents Ladies', Misses and Children's wear,
every thing IN the Boot and Shoe line.
JCPCall and sec them. G. d. SHoCKLBY co.
Lancaster, July 70, le54-1w
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DOCTOR

TTAvING p%racticed his profession for the past Eigh
years, has now located himself Permanently In
lancaster. Residence, Shgfer's Hotel. =.
TPOFFICE-ln c. +. Shelters Law ONCE.
lancaster. July O., 1854. -
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-08-03

The MYSTERIOUS CAsK.--Two or three
weeks ago, the public was Enlightened from
its propriety," by a statement that at Can
ton in this State, % cask had arrived at the
station, marked with the single word Can
ton" for Il direction. The strange address
led to an examination ofthe contents, which
lWeren6awRnsuER arms. and bowie
kniSeSr~ icNds called for and taken away
by a Catholic Priest. The whole Of the
statement was afterwards contradicted.-
Mr.. KepIinger, the ticket and freight agent
at the depot, denied that any such cask had
been received or claimed by a Catholic
Priest. The Ravenna Democrat of We'd
nesday intimates that the whole dcnial is
a bubble, it was not a cask but a boz, that
contained the weapons. A correspondent,
whose name the editor says he is ready to-
give, writes in that paper.
A short time since my attention was call
ed to a notice in your paper, respecting
a box containing firearms d bowie-knives.
which was received at the station, and
claimed and carried away by a Catholic
Priest. When the agent here, (who is a
Catholic,) saw the notice in your paper,
after consulting the Priest and his Caiho-
lie brethren, he concluded to deny the
whole affair, although the box was open
} ed in presence of several individuals. The
agent himself was not present at the open
ing ofthe box. The box was claimed and
carried away in broad daylight by a Cath
Ole Priest, and since that time, a small
t iron cannon has been received at the sta
ton with the same suspicious mark, and
! was claimed and carried away by the same
Catholic Priest. The box was received,
, and it is folly for any one to attempt to
deny it. What the object is, I am as ig-
5 norant as your readers. l am informed
that a similar box was received at the
0 Massillon station, and likewise claimed by
: a Catholic Priest.
If We may believe the Buffalo Express,
the gunsmith and cutlery business is car
ried on in a similar way in more place:
than Canton. 1t says:
We have been informed that n box OIL
t merchandise coming down on the State
Line Railroad, was accidentally broken
r open and found to contain revolvers ex-
clusively. Some of them having been
damaged by the accident, they were TAX
rten to u gunsmith's, in this city, and re-
paired; after which they we're carefully
boxed up again. The consignee soon call,
ed for them, who turned out 10 be g
Catholic Priest.
. This story looks a little doubtful, Why
did the editor not ask his informant how thu
= box was directed, and who was the con
!; signoe? In tho other instance the write
says the majority of the people Of Can
" ton arc Catholics, or under Catholic in
~ luenee. If that is the case, who do tn
Catholics want to defend themselves a
v gainstg- Columbian.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-08-03
MARRIEna

On the 31st inst, by the Rev. George
Weisz. Mr.. RUDOLPH KURT ofIndiana,
to Miss ELIZABETH W1NKELMAN Of
this county. q
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-08-03
THE OLD SLOW and EASY FOUNDRY
Messrs. Clarke, Wright & Co.,

Messrs. Clarke, Wright 81 Co.,
TTAVE taken for q number of years, the Foundry
owned by John Arney, ESQ.,, situate upon Column
bus aud Broad Streets, in the city Of Lancaster, where
they arc determined to be on hand with all such arti-
clcs in their line, as the country requires.
COAL, WOOD, COOKING AND PARL0UR STOVES,
N--Mill Gearing, Machine CASTINGS and
~S% 1PLOUGHS, of various patterns, war
AhS3H&SnaR ranted a superior article, together with
oil minor articles in tho Foundry line.
tLARKE'S Cornstalk an Straw Cutter,
An articles superior to all others of the kind In the
country, and one to which we invite the special atten-
zion Of the Farmer. This machine for cutting shock
corn for high feeding or fattening stock, will save from
30 to 40 per cent. Corn Fodder, when emit is nearly or
quite equal to hay for feeding either cattle or horses,
making an acre or well saved corn fodder worth two
Scres Of tile best grown hay in Ohio. They arc ealcu-
lated for either hand or horse power. We are also
repairing to furnish TO order
McCormick's Reaper n Grass Cutter and
Moore's " heat Drill.
Farmers give. IT'S n call. Everybody give us, a. call,
and buy our goods and wares, our ploughs and shares,
and we Will Try in turn TO buy your corn, your wheat,
your -four, your meat, yonr hay, your oats your rag
bank notes, or aught you may desire to spare, of broken
pots or other ware. We therefore have the highest
hope, without dca gning any joke, that you will give a
liberal share Of patronage to us who are determined to
do business on the most liberal terms.
February 10, 1884. CLARKE, WRIGHT & co.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-08-03

"Physical philosophers spoak Of imponderabls sub
stances, u similar Substance snow an active, subtle
but tmPalpssAs agsstrAp the p%osltical arena. Like the
electric auid, k~Atangibfe and iuyisible-it demonstrates
It's power, and leaves Its being TO be discovered by in
ference. Like grayttation II supports, like heat II per-
mcates, and like lightning II d~esiroyes. Such Is Know
Nothingisn, that has mado the place huntsr tremble,
the trading politician rage, and has even compelled
tho most cunning JESUIT IN the country to- show his
hand, and proclaim his hollow policy.
Great exigencies, create great mJn 10 mcetthcm,
and public Vices croat, public scourgss to punish them.
The Know Nothings have not baon called into exist
ence by the will of any man; or clique; but by the
force Of circumstances, involving real, or fancied in-
jury.
What bearlng this action will have upon the future
of this great country, Is one ofthe mysteries yet lying
unrevealod In tho womb Of time. Know Nolhingism
may sink to Oblivion us suddenly as it has risen to no.
rorfefy, or Il may mako a mark on tho page of history
as indelliblc us tho footsteps Of time"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-08-03

E1-Eanny Fern has replied to the i'll
natured criticism of her Leaves" by the
editor of the London Atheneum. The
Atheneum man says that Fanny" has
mot n country bone in her body" and that
her aGinities are with the upstairs, down
stairs, and back-stairs ofthe town; to which
that spunky woman replies:
"Not a country bone in my 6ody!" Ask
the $4,000 buyers of Fern Leaves--I 60
by my publishers advertisements as to
numbers, keeping q sharp eye with q view
to a settlement by and by!-ask them il
Fern Leaves show that l do not love my
country? Johnny, dear, l was raised in
the country, not far distant from a spot
called Bunker Hill, where, if l remember
right, yow once received shot. How il
came to hit you in the back is best known
to YOURSELF"
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%%S~%
ADAMS g. CO.'S EXPREss,

VVNH undersigned having been appointed Agents for
Adams d Co, in Lancaster, respectfully offer their
services to Merchants, Bankers and others seeking
safe and prompt transit for Merchandise, Money and
Light Freight fall kinds, ut rates very low for the ma
turc Of the services performed.
Messengers in charge Of consignments leave Lancas-
ter daily for the East and West.
WPGoods, Packages, &C., will be delivered imme-
diateIy ON ARRIVAL free Of charge.
For the convenience of citizens an Order Book ia left
at the Fancy Shoe Store Of G. D.. SHOCKLEY & CO.,
Main Street. Any order left at the Shoe Store for pack.
ages to be sent East or West will be called for free OF
charge. JEFFRIRS PRATT & WOOD, .aRents.
Lancaster, June IL, 1854.
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rANOY GOODS. pERFumERY. &c.

FANCY GOODS, PERFUMERY, &C.
A FINE Assortment Of Lubfn's and Harrison's Ex-
~ tracts, Toilet Water, Cologne, Bureau Perfume,
Tooth Powder, Pearl, Ivory and Fancy Porte Monies
OF all kinds, Lyons Kath0iro, Barry's lricopherons
and OTIS Of AN kinds, Soaps, Shaving Cream, &c.
Call at the Boston Book SscTe. d. b. NUDGE.
Lancaster, July II, 1854.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-08-03
GAEAT TFR
JOHN WORKS. TIN SHOP.

JOHN WORKS. TIN SHOP.
VUNHE subscriber would respectfully beg leave to call
the attention Of his fellow-citizens to the fact that
he has once more permanently established himself in
the manufacture Of
Tin, Sheet-IrOn and Copper-Ware,
And is prepared to sell at the lowest possible rates,
every thing that can possibly be needed In his line. His
shop is Immediately opposite the T~dHmadge HoHse,
Main Street, Lancaster, Ohio, where heconstantiy =
Keeps on hand q large lot of stoves
Of every description, consisting of coal and wood cook
stoves, from one to thirty dollars. He also has 10, z
and o plate stoycs,boxhnd wood do, and a large mum
Der Of coal parlor stoves, common and fancy CRATES, &c,
all Of which he viii sell as cheap as any house West OF
the mountains. He invites his old customers and fell
low-citizens generally to come and examine his stock
before purchasing elsewhere: JOHN W0RK
Lancaster, september 2s, 1e53-ly
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Estate Of samuel O. stambaugh,

UyYaE undersigned have been duly appointed and
qualified as Administrator upon the Estate of Sam-
-ueI c. tambaugh, late OF Fairfield county, deceased.
> M. A. D~AUGHERTY, u
>. - ace. @ JOHN ID. MARTIN.
= Lancaster, Julyl5, ls5l-4F1l-ESglO copy.