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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-28
COTOOsA SPRINGS.

From the Macon (Geo.) Journal, August %
We have Just returned from visit to this delight.
fol summer resort. Cotoosa has very materially
changed tiDcc We first visited IL In l843 or 49
Then its wonderful Vale Of Springs, smut In by
hills and far removed from the thoroughfares Of
stage railway tfave bad attrscsed very little a.
teItion, and the only improvement upon che lot on
which II fs WIS single rude cabin. In which NJ.
Murray, the owner Of tho lot, resided. Nov it hss
more extensive accom- odasiops than any other
waaering place In Georgia, . great deal Of enter-
prise and large amount OF money has been ex-
pended to make it attractive; the completion OF the
State and OF the Chattanooga and Nashville Rail.
road bss made II accessible from al points; ana IL
Il annually che resort of hundreds, In search Or
pleasure or Of health, from our and mel hboing
States Indeed, during the present season as here
tefore since tie opening Of the Springs, majority
Of the crowd that has thronged them has been
from other States thus furnishing to Wis tors, be-
sides the usual attractions, amusements and CON-
forts u watering place, the opPort unity Of meet
ing With intelligent refined and agreeable people
from every portion Of the Southern and Westesa
etatee.
To those In search Of health, or Of pleasure. OF
q comfort. We may safely recommend visit 70 the
C0tooee Springs.
The grand fancy dress ball Of tho "season" came
on on Friday evening last, and was gay and bril-
uaxt 60Air.
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s%Sbz ~ fsz-is d. sisssi I, a
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-28
rHE OLD SEXTON,

Nigh % grave hat was newly made,
Leaned sextonold, On his earth2worn spade,
Hlswork was dehs, and he paused to wais :.
Tise fahesalisAin y ths epea sste.
A reiieOf by,gone dayswazhe,
And his locks were grey as the foamysea;
Anathese words name from his lips 50 thin-A
Lgnthsr them in,-I gatheg them In. "a
Gaihsr-@gather-gaiheF-i gather iAenn.
Ieathsred them in, for man and boy, sg
Year aftorysar Of griefandjey,
I've bnilded the houses that lie around,
In every nook OF this burinI, ground.
Mother and daughter, father and son
Come to my solitude oSE by oNE;
But come they strangers or come they Kin,
gather them ln--I gatherthamin.
Gather-gather-7gather--I gather them II.
NAM are with me, yet Tam ALONE,
rM KIse or THE DrAD. and make my throne
ona monument slab ofmarble cold
NY sep.re ofruie Is the spade hold;
Come they from cottage or come they from hall,
Mankind are my sublects--ALL--ALL-kLLi
Let them lciterin pleasure OF toilfully spin,
gather themin-I gather them in.
Gather-gather-gathsr-I gather them in.
ieatherthem in, and their final REsF
Is HERE, down HERE, in the earth,s dark breasa
And the Sexton ceased as the funeral train
Wound mutely over that solemn plain,
And ! said 10 myself, when time Is told,
mightier voice than that sexion's old
Will bs heard o'er the last tr6mps dreadful din:
Igather them iu--I grther them In.
acknowledgement gather them in.
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TRusr. r

The same old battling questions 0, my friendl
leannot answer them. lnvain send
My soul into the dark where never burn
The lamps Of science, nor the natural light t
OF Reasons sun and stArs 4 cannot learn
Their great and solemn meanipgs nor discern
The awful secrets of the eyes which turn
Evermorc on us through the day and night
With silent challenge and dumb demand,
Protering the riddles Of The dead unknown,
Like the calm sphinxes, with their eyes of stone,
Questioning the centuries from their wells of sandl
lhaye no answer for myself or thee,
Save that learned beside my mothers knee:
All Is Of fGodthatis, and Is 10 be,
And GodisgoOd." Lot this suffice us still,
Resting in chlld-llke trust upon His VIII,
Who moved to His great ends unthwarted by the will
~ lWInTHEER.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-28
MAGAZIN FRANCAIs.
FnmilyGroeeries, 0noensware, sc, "a


LNElLX G. BARBENCHoN has become proprietor
~ by purchase. OF the Grocery Store OF H. B. Hunter
y Goa TO which he hasjust added largo and superhne
variety OF fdatty Groceries arrivi ing and arrive
trom Cincinnati, and other marts. In making his pur.
chnse he has Ind In view the accommodation OF his
friends and discriminating public for all seasons He
commends TO their attention, among other articles, al
prices that cannot fail to give satlsfactloh.
-CoNFkcFloNARlESo OF all kinds, for families and
parties, =. i. 49,, B 5-,-, ~ " ~ -
oendiss, Tarragonia Almonds, English walnls and
Brazilian Nuts, Figs and dates. a. s-.t ~ y t
yethta, aud Gelatlne for Jelles, Prunes, Dec.
Of famils Groceries he viii only mention Phil. now.
dered and crushed SUI GAR, New Orleans do, rEAS,
kio md Java COFFKE, Spices, Molasses, Golden Syt-
up, French Chocolate, Mushroom Walnuts, Tomato
Cntsup, splendtdlot Of ERqhsh Diary Cheese, and
other articles 10 numerous TO putdown here,
Not forget also, Liquors. brandy for the sick and
conyaeseeut cigars years old smoaking and chewing
TOBACCO, Powder and Shot for the Sportsman. ~
He will keep ON hand variety Of Paints, YarhisA
ard japan of his own Manufacture forthe tratle s.
Not least large and full assortment OF Qasenssars,
EartAsn sore, FreaeA rare and EngisA Giasspars, al
so, Weedea core, Tabs, Bneksts, &c.
Tie hopes 10 obtain far ehair ofthe public favor
In his new undertaking, and looksfor the appreciation
and patronage ofhis friends. Having been compelled
70 renQulsh his former business as uurious health
ne viii make ir trial 10 see ft will not roAt
hia purse, Dc well as his health II the experiment. 10
which he viii devote his attenion) does NOT
saseeed he viii he iruss 70 serve the public in
some other usefQl capacity.
{ Maysls04< TRIIx g. BAKBEHcHoNA
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-28

SINGULAR AFFAIR-- White Child stolen
AN extraordinary abduction took place
in tho city OF, Natchez lately. A little boy
twp years old, the son fMr. Pasbach, o.
that city was stolen from its mother by q
man named Drury, living twelve miles from
Hatehez. When the human thief was dis
covered, party ofarmed men followed to
the rescue, and arrived at Drury's house
late at night. They found all parties in
bed, the little abducted fellow sleeping
soundly and cozily- between Drury and his
wifel The man was incarcerated in Match
es jail, and the child returned to his moth
or. Mr.. Pasbach, however, on learning
that prury was drunk when he kidnapped
the child, and that he was an honest and
industrious man ofgood character, aban-
doned the prosecution, and the man was
set free. The singular reason assigned by
him for taking the child while intoxicated
was, that himself and wife had been long
married, were without offspring, and be
had determined upon the possession Of a
baby by hook or by crook?
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-28
DIX. JOHN BUILL'S
GREAT AMERICAN KING OF RAINLl

Is the TESTt woxnER or TaE WoRLD aud the greatest
blessing ever offered to afflicted humanity; to the suffering
millions the Doctor can say relief s at yenr command
You have eniy to use this magical remedy Az those
who stlilsuer and will not accept tho proaered balm,
deserve not the pity Of their families.
This wonderful medicine, during the brief period since
Its Introduction has CARRIED happiness to the hearts Of
thousands, and made ea charm to many who heretofore
regarded it ouy painful and miserable existence.
Killers, aud Pain Extraetors, and lot millions of glad
tongues proclaim the merits Of the great "American
king Of rRin, preparation composed solely Of vegeta
bes and roots, produced BY Americas own rich and
bonnteous soil.
We woald ask the LADIES who are always competent
judges Of what Is and what Is not valuable faIniy medi
single trial and II satisfactory. exert ther influence
In It's beIaK recommend II, speak well and often Of it.
and that Il Is used by their afflicted neighbors The
Ladies' always charitable, and when they induce their
suffering frcads to use this really valuable medicine
they will be doing an OF beuevoenee that they can
we'll be proud OF This powerful aud truly magical
remedy for all external Diseases sores, sweings burus
Be- and for nuy internal aliciions Il b certain cure
yet II is perfectly harmless and incapable of producing
the least injurious effects in tile most delicate caos or
the weakest e0nstitution Ht lt-
IL is entirely usei.ss to follow the old and worn
system Of publishing 10 the public Thousands OF certih
Gates OF wonders performed by this medicine. IL costs
but Twenty-Five cents to try 1t and Dr. Duh stakes his
wclIeued reputation tho King Of Pain doing all and
more than he claims for t.
We would ask, have you the Aileumatism or Gout /,
these are not pleasant companions, and we know that
you wodd lsS to drive them away soon as possible.
then use -.Nitr
"BULTs KING or PNNp
Would you be cured almost immediately, Of Bowel
Complaint sentery, Summer Complaint, Cholera Nor
bus, Cranp Collie, Head Ache, Tooth, or any other ache
or pain, the remedy Ii simple and tile cure certain.
UsE TAE GREAT KING OF PAIN.
Would you have your Sores, sweiings, Cuts Burns,
Scids rnses or any other wounds healed, we repeat
II, use the
MAGICAL KING or PAIN
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A N INFALLIBLE REMEDY for scrofula. Kipc,s
a eyii rheumatism. obstipatc cnianso"s ,,;oS 1aS
nlnies or pustues on the face biotches bol srsn
sore eves rnv worm or letter .eald haa3
and pain Of the bones and Joints stubbom uIceys
philc disorders Iunbaro SPINAL comnlants and III
diseases arising from an inSudcious nae Of ,,aercnS
imprudence In life or impnfity OF the blood -
This valuable medicine. which has became cciehr,,
cd far the nnmhet ~ extraordino,v n,,r,s
tbronsh its has naced th enee,s %
urgent request OF their Gends 10 offer no the nubc
which they a with the utmos eonGdence In ia
md wonderful curative properties Tina ca
tidcates seleeted from Iarso nu,nher are hosvsr
stronger testimony that the mere word Of The nronyic
ioeaiitles and M thc h3hest resneciahtv r,ano =,
them now resdnr in the efty Of RcSmond VI
| r. Boyden EsG., of the Exchaupe Hotel R5rbmona
| known every where saws he has seen The medicine
called oIRTsni 50 NIs M yTnp adminis,e rd IN
hundred cases in nearly ali he diseases for yhlch ts
recommended with the most good results
ever seem - '''N ''''S' A'9sN'0ino no nus
| Aaup Nm FrvRH- (yreaf e,reT harahv cax,;r, ~
for three years had Aeue and Fever Of he nat i
lent descrintion Mad scgevni pb bSsician ns trI s
lilies ~ oninlne marcuSv ami Ie,;an III 9on TSa
any permanent relief AZ last tried carters spanisb
mixtuye Two bottias ~ vhicb ehectsaii p I'll llon @
and am hSSpy to sy have had nethsr Ssea ~ M
since Consider n the hest tonic in the woriJ ana &
only medicine that has reached INV ease I IoNGnRN
| RpAyRR DhM near Riehmond Viroinia
G. b. Luck, Esd, now IN The eity Of Richmond. and
IN the astonisbinO eaicnev az on tcr;a s,sish
that he ers bought unwarls Of Snhetties which IL h
given away TO The afflicted Mr. Imel saws hi
Dr. Minge, a practising Physician and formerly of
the citv hote n, Tho citv ~ sa ~ ~ ~
in number Of Instances ihe eaees Of casers
spys In rase of romsimn.ion p seg ,n ne
| the rood oaects were wonnd rf,,I indaed ~ 'N'
| SanneI M Dr;nkcr orihe the Arm oS i,,,nb ~ A. No
rs Richmond was cured of liver comniaint of eioht
wears standing by the use of Two boitles ~ cartct
| ana iah mis- :
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-28
ME- oHANT TAILoRs
SPRINGER q T1ROUT,

MHAFR removed their Clothing RstabIishment
81 % the Iaiimadge Bleck, fTst door East e1
ng large and extensive assortment or SPRING AND
SUMMER PODS, and arc now notwithstanding every
variety OF SprtnR aud Summer Wear, which they will
be purchased at any other esablshmont IN the city,
Their clothing u manufactured under their own super
vision, aud IL consequently superior 70 that which ia
bionght from other plhces They have also on hand,
beavtai variety Of cieths, cassimssss HsstinRs &C.,
which they are prepared % manuiactuo 70 order They
have In their employ the best Of wornen arid are a.
all times prepared 70 make the best s IN the latest
styles. .dHthsir scork will be iDayranfed.. 7
The pnblic respectfully solicited 10 call and
anime their stock, and while ahhnkfnl for the liberal
patronage they have enoyed ey assnfo their old
TONER'S and all others that they viii labor to give geo.
eral safiaction both In the quality and price u theif
goods and work. SPRINGER q TKOuT&s I
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JEFFRlEs, PRATT 4 WOOD,
fORWARBIsG \ GOMMISslas MERCHANTS,

Dealers IN Wool, Grain & Produce eener.
q. My, on commission excInsivelv. e I
GtoNNkcTRD with The Cincinnati WIImlnsson .na
~ zpnesvllie Railroad and hooking Valley Peetrt
Line, are pFoparoato receive An ship gooda 10 anv
amount by canal or railroad, 10 athe Eastern a yves
ern slnea on the most favorable terms ny sending
age ron railroad TO canal, tho reverse he onIv
house eonneeted by canal and rnilroad. both ! n! e
lI.PAgehtsfor the ahle qf SALT. An brands kept
eons!antlI hand and cold o. vhsesals * Manufse
hterhppeea only. @t,s fA11 Nay1. 1854.
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HOUSE BUILnERS nEPoT.

TOHN EFFIN0ER would invite the attention OF CARA
ID PeHsrs and House BEitders TO his large stock OF
House building materias. They will find constantly
on hand, the best Juniata Nails Spikes and Brads;
Ihe most approved Door Locks and Latches
Window Glass and Sash OF all sizes;
Coneklin and Woods Pure White Lead and OIL;
Door and Blind is, Shop Hinges, Bolts, etc.
Those about building will be certain TO save money
April 90, 1854. - -
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BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
EEp g. BAuGHMAN N

WTOuLDtak this opportunity TO return their thank,
w TO their numerous friends for the very liberal
a. patronage heretofore extended to them and
HMl assure them that no pans shall be spared "a
VWy sustain the 6a,terng reputation already attain.
V3.ed, and In order 10 meet the greatly Increased
demand at there Establishment for Boots and Shoes
they have In addition tohelr manuct ring lust re
ceived from the EastA very large and stock
consulting In part as fallowA: la. - N
Meme Fine Calf. Kip and cearse Boots,
,Gents pat. Calf GaiteTs and TiOs,
Busklnp and M0nroes, = =
All kudsof Ladies and Missov Boots, Shoes sllppers
and Galtera. =. tts ~ ftsRa i ~,
Also, an assortment Of the best quality Of ehlldrcn,s
fancy and plain Shoes, lsl n
a, N addition TO the above constantly manufac-
rlne largely, Cor sale and also 10 order, all kinds Of
VIII anu which we have no hesitanoy in saying
Wealern country. ,Fssf NAV nd. 1854
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-28

ETaive your children fortune withou
edacaaon. aud Il least one-haIf Of che nun,
Der win 60 down to the tomb Of oblivion
perhaps to ruin. Give them education
and they win be fortune to themselyes
and country. lis an Inheritance worth
more than gold-ior il buys true honor
they can never spend nor loose Il. and
through life z proves friend. in death Z
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
COFFINsI G-uI'.-nr1z.15

COEE ANSs 1AAsLleAAA Azz-aA~ OOFFlNSt
VTNHE subscriber has associated with him Mr.. l. e..
i HALL,in the undertaking business This branch
OF the business Will hereafter be conducted undor tho
irm name OF ECKERT d HALL. They have good
LEA RISE and HORSES always ready to attend funerals
The subscribers have now, and hereafter will keep
stanty on hand, all styles and sizes OF Collins ready
made so that they Will be roady 10 furnish them In
few minutes notice. They win promptly attend funer
ais my whore in the county without extra charge This
method OF Keeping them on hand will enable Them 10
furnish them at reduced prices. ECKERT & HALL.
Lancaster, February IS, le54-6m4f- 80
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WINNIE HOUSE, SF
'urnwEsT coRNER OF BRoADwAg AND THiRD srRrE
Cincinnati, Ohio.
!. X. WINNIE 1pROpRfET0RI %

ETIHS now and coinnodious Hotel, from its location
III IL admirably calculated for the accommodation Of
the business Men, we'll as parties Of pleasure Yslt>
Ing the city. Its ample accommodations have beere-
Gently increased by addition OF forty lodging rooms.
Neatness cleanliness and comfort the principal at
traction, and The anFemittlng attention topTie-
tor and his assisants viii insure satisfaction. R,e
4 Cincinnati, january 1ea4--3f "l7-i
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20 Tona (frocerlaa.

WILL be received on the first train to thIs City from
mont In nno we are receiving everything which i.
connected with the comfort and even luxury OF families
and persons. WIITTR j n. q JII,IAN.f
ADril "a. le54 t... q 80 90 = -
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CAR ID.

GEORGE ID. SHOCKLEY a co.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers I'm boots
and Shoes OF all KINDS and qualities, (
Mrs. Greene's Block, Main Street, Lancaster, Ohio.
June 5, 1854. esG.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-28

The young ladies IN Vermont, It issaid,
still continue 70 kiss the lips Of Young tenn
rsFancn men, TO see K they hare heeiI tanis
psring Miih 4uadyi a s' y !
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-28
Osago Orange seed and Piants

VVViIE undersigned have large amount Of Osaeo Or
Il ange Seeds ndPlants THE best quality surpassed
oy none In the country which they viii sell al the lowest
marketpriee. ,rs-' - ~
HEDGES SET AND WARRANTED,
whore large contracts are made. 2 : s'
HEDGES COMPLETELY GROWN.
~ from "a cents to 81 . rod the payments as foI-
iows-S when The hodge Is set, and he balance when
II VIII answer the purpose OF good fehce -
. HEDGES GROWN.
For what disnteresed Judges will say II Is worth (aa
compared with good fencesl whom Il q completed
HEDGES C0MPLETELX GROWN, 4, . s-'y
AT Slto 81 IS per rod be paid for when completed
JAMES SUMPTER & CO., Dayton, Ohio.
JAMES srMPTER, College Corner, Ruier county Ohio
JAMES Mc6REv, Alexnndersyille, Ohio. -
BENJAMIN LEAs, Dayton, Ohio. X. ..--7
Mar ], 1854. G. MARTIN, Agent, Carroll Ohio.
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Law NO TIC z.
ALFRED WILT,IAMs.

.. ALFRED WILLIAMS, ~
ATTORNEY AND couNsRLboR AT LAW, LANCASTER, ONO
XNTILL practice in the Courts Of Fairfield and adj
wv joining counties. - - ~ -"
he may be found during business hours al the ofeo
u n. II Hunter, Esus may IA. Issf.
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HEechanicss roofs,

GUITED to all trades and Sf tho most approved mako
- OButcher's Cast Steel, Firmef and SackepsUouges,
Spear and Jackson's Cast and Spring steel SawA
Butchers Double and Single Plane Irons,
Ohio Tool Company Planes, 49, .r,
Masous and Plastefs Trowls,
Cooper's Drawing knives, ETC., for sale cheap by
April26, 1854. s JOHN EFFiNGRR,
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as4 THE TELEcRAPA lNE. 1854

4oo4 ff1E IEL-EGitApff LINE. 1853
s,LlrTLE a DIiEsHACHss
IWyQULD respectfully announce to the citizens Of
Wv lancaster and vicinity that they as usual In
reeeiptof avery heavy and weiseiected stock Of
- Spring and Samm0r Goo
Embracing eyeFy variety and style 10 be had In the
eastern market, 10 which invite the attention Of
every body as We intend selling cheap goods can
% s0ld West OF the Mountains. In addition 10 our
iAFge stock, wiz bo found general sssorimeht@
Boots, Shoes, BOnnets and Hats,
Parasois and Umbrellas Looking Glasses,
Sueensvafe, glassware, earpeting and Mating
wall Paper, Bordering and Window Blinds;
So,,s,, So.sGn c3serIet 2s, g and carpet Yarn,
Batting, Waddtng, eandlc-wiek, etc. etc.
Also, good Stock of Fine Groceries,
Tobacco, &C., In short, every thing usually kept in
store, and moro too.. y .-sl0t- 80 ~
we would say 10 our old friends and customers that
We rolurn our sincere thanks for their very liberal pa
.ssonage extended during our business career among
mem, ana ask continuance Of the same We Will en-
eeasor 70 please and give satisfaction TO all who will
avor US with their custom. All kinds Of country pro-
euce aken In exchange for Goods for which the high
sst market price win be paid. May 90, 1854.
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l,eFmanent Arranrnrncnl.

EExIiR eEens Of DO Hooking Valley arc ro,5..,s.,
Athens q noon for fancasiBr Sundays ivin
ever al Logan 70 avoid night travel and arrive IN fap
caster IN due ume 70 connect with The Trains 90 The o.
chiilicotes zunesviIie, Columbus and Newark. "
Returning VIII leate Lancaster on he arrival Of car,
logan osernishi and arriving Al thenSal IS n, next
VI TBy teis arrangement passengers and mail matter
ermOdes. NJ. KERlDKR& SON, Proprietors.
May l2-5m H. CROSS, General ArSne -
erat please copy. .--F : =
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-28

~ Punctuality Is the soul of business
'hsrsi@s Punotaalay cannot Be- innatsrial
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-28

, M HING
NEW AND VALUABLE
Tux most powerful KIne the Ace Of the globe new
reIgns supreme In the American epnblic. The power
ie crowned heads Of kurcpe sink into insgnihcHnce
Shen compared TO that Of our American King
European Kings employ the power Eested 10 them TO
increase the riches Of the rich and lordy and 10 redure
greater MISERY aud degradation the poor and dePen-
lent. Our American King goes forth with equal willing
ness to the 0rdly mansion and humble eabn ready alike
70 ainiter relief and 10 offer health and happpiness
% the lofty and lowly the TiclI and the poor.
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HARDWARE Al oREAT eARaAlNsI
Cheaper than ever before 0fferea I'm
\. Lancaster. =
JOHN Z FFINGER.

HAs lately purchased nom p. BBpe his interest IN
LIthe Hardware business, and In addition 10 his al
ready large stock Is now daily receiving, direct om
the AaRaetarsrs and Importers, large purchase OF
new goods, which viii make his stock Of Hardware one
facilities for purchasing andurangements with Manu-
iacturers, which are equal 70 any, will enable him TO
offer all descrptong Of Hardware Al e1r prises fAen
any ether te6iisAmenf. The attention of FaRMsRs
and MRcHA Is invited 10 the extraordinary induce
ments now held ont to them In the way OF great bar
erest they VIII be realn to call and examine his pri
ces before purchasing elsewhere. By close attention
and complete assortment and the besf goods he homes
and Mechanics 0fthe county. = 49, ~
Anrl Q6. l254 Fgrs tir
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We earnestly invite all persons VINO suffering With
any oT the s that iiesh l. heir TO 10 call Dr. John
Uull's agenL and gut copy vi Bulls Family Journal
uRAris and fur flin sake uf humanity, hope thar
singr individual will be foand unwilling Tvs bulls
Sarsalaa TRIAL aifer reading and rvcolec ing the
ule, that il s Impossible for the Doctor to publish
tho tent part the number Of certificates OF
reformed by his Sarsaparilla Tls amount Of
testimony voluntarily showereo Dr. mils arsn parilla
from well known anl distinguished individuals, both ii
public and private Lille, has besn perfectly Overwhelming
w. Da, JOHN bULlS Principal Uniee, sie kittn
vet, hrsi door below Main, LoUIsviLLE. Ky
For sale by 4t @. KAUFFMAN & co.
Lancaster, July 90, 1884. E. l.. SLoCUM Il Co.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-28
cC0rmick's Reaper and Grass Cutter and
Moore's Wheat Drill. ~"

Farmers give us call. Everybody give us cnll,
and buy our goods and waros our poughs and shares
ana We Will Try In turn to buy your corn, your wheat
bank notes or augh you may desire spare, Of broken
pots or other ware. We therefore have the highest
beTa share OF patronage 10 us who are Determined 10
do business ON the most liberal terms.
February 10, 1854. CLARKE, WRIGHT & co. I,