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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-10-12
WOss District.

The PEOPLE, in their might and power,
have rallied from the hills and the plains to
the vipdicstion of correct principles, ON
Ross has more than maintained her ancient
honor. The State Ticket has carried in
,shis county by an unparalleled majority
MOORE is not a whit behind. He now
stands ahead 1,148, and Concord, Buck.
skin and jefferson to hear from. These
viii, without doubt, increase his majority
150 more, making clear sweep Of some
13oo!!l This win quicken Davis steps TO
his aold Kentucky Homel" It must b
confessed that we brought brisk nag int
the field when we brought out Moore j
name, butmoore in fact Sciot9 Gasf
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TAIRTfELD co. CLOTHING STORE.
GEO. II. SMITH, MERCHANT TAILOR,

GEO. II. SMITH, MERCHANT TAILOR,
NaiH Street. Lases5fs, 0hlo, sPPosiis tls Tslinasss
Bfecks =. -
Has JuE received his gPRiNG AND SuMAER
u suFpiy of kEADY MADE CLOTHING. tozetier
Niih hfga and bcautfli ass0rmeHt of Cioths. casr
sres, YesfiHgF, &c. His sOck has icen seieeted with
grdat cHfesAtd epbraces eyery variety % tsuuemens
Weag. 1is Ready Made Cotiing s. made ~ the bet
aud kesncs VIII 10 manufactured 10 pfsr ~ Ie mosi
approved and f4sliionabe nanncr. He has ln bis em-
ptoy ihe be' o. woh< men, andiB even deparmenthe he
inte nds 70 excel.
lCTTts io1est prizes siY Is maiafeiaedJI
While be Intends sell the best of Goods. and put
ont nothing but the best OF work he Intends also 10
dispose 0f b- stock prices tiat viii convince ihc
skeeal ihai his EsabiishmeDt isie cheapest IN the
Hr viii also keep on hand or manufacture 10 ORDER
eperg raris'g Of Boys ClofhiHg, which will be soid at
The lowest rates. POr good aud eheap Clothing. for
Men and Boys Of all descriptions, he Intends 20 esia6
lisli q reputation for the
StFnirFieid County Clothing Store,;
the chewest In the city; and he invites ali who vi
70 purchase % call and examine his as-oFtneB he
Is eoni'deullhst he offer them superior induce
Z inelts 80 any other.
iie has 90 hand beaulflI-snd excellent assortment
Of Gloves. Suspeuders Hose. Stoeks Handkerehisis.
cIaYais, Umbrellas, Trunks. ets.
" Ig'REygNnYs TIE PLScE;-TH ire rOOm fgfelg 0eeH-
ipfed bg J0tH Ls0aF GrOcerE Store. Call and zee
for Yourselves. He will tHke pleasure in slovins his
stock, ~ lie Is cOulder that he please all Who wish
TO purchase. His stock OF Clothing & manufactured
under his own supervision. aud the utmost Is
eTted 70 have II of the very best kind.
Mr. j. W, y. SINGER. one Of the best cutters IN the
Wedern country has been employed In that depart
neht, and cannot fail 70 please all who wish good fits
neat and fashionable. and NOT al the expense Of comfort
The stock of Cloths, CassiIueres. Vssiings. Ready
Made Clothing etc. Is warranied equal 90 any in IN,
market ard the beautiful variety Of styles and fIsIioI
cannot fall To please every taste. Gail and see.
Laneaster, Aay Is, 1874. GEORGE 5. SMITH.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-10-12
Clcyelmnd Mnrket.

CLEVELAND, Oct. 9.-Market very dull
and no sales to report.
Flour. holders prices range as follows
Best extra at $50, retails at 900; end
quality extra at 8,75; common brands T.
SO, retails at 500
Wheat. buyers have little inclination to
purchase, and small sales of Southern mix
ed and Indiana at l,5oa1 SO whitc at L.
Goal ,G5.
Corn, CSC with small sales.
Oats, small sale at 45c, retail at 50c.
Provisions--Hams-small sales of can
vassed at 1Oal2bc. Shoulders, 8a01c.--
Bacon, Sc; Pork, St3, ,50a15,0o. Lart
at 1oc; Butter, small sale 16c. Cheese
hold at 9al0c.
Dried Apples-1a1, ,25.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-10-12
PcnnsYlvanla EIcctlon.

r PIrTspURo, Oct. 10.
In this city, Pollock, Wing. for Govern
or, has a majority Of ,a03, which is a
Wing gain of 600 In Allegheny City,
Pollock has $50 majority. There is gain
Of Pollock, in FIVE districts Of tho county Of
$50. These gains are on the Governors
vote of 1851, when johnson had 1900 ma
jority.
UARRIsDuRGH, Oct. 10.
In the West Ward of the city, Pollock
has 1853 majority, which isa Wing gain Of
200.
In Northumberland Borough Pollock has
Gs majority. Pollock's majority in this
city is 333.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-10-12
California Elections.

Great interest has been felt among the
Atlantic States to learr the result of the
election in the golden State. Ittook place
on the 9th of September and is said to
have been the most exciting that was ever
held in California.
For Congress, ]. W. Denver and P. t.
Herbert, anti-Broderick Democrats, have
been elected In the Legislature, so far
as known, there are 96 Democratic to 7
Wing Senator'S; and As Democrats to So
Wings in the Assembly. But it is very
uncertain whether the Democrats will be
able to unite on any candidate for the U. 5.
Senate.
In San Francisco the Know Nothings
carried everything before them. They
elected, as their own candidate for Mayor
S. P. Webb, formerly Mayor of Salem
Mass, by majority of $50 over hi'
highest opponent. On ticket with q
names, the Know Nothings selected q
from the nominees of the Wing and anti
Broderick Conventions, and seven wer'
the nominees of the Know Nothings only
They elected all their candidates, some o
them with majorities Of over 1000. Th
clean Know Nothing vote was 4,6Oo, ou
of 1888, the entire vote Of the city
The clean Wing vote in this county 10
Congressman, was 1000; the Broderic
vote 2,7o0; the anti-Broderick vote 2,
300. IL.
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[For the Gazette. ]

rs. SLAuGHrER, Eso;--Dear SIR
1 wish to notify the public, through the
columns of the Gazette, that have this day
established an agency, at the Eagle Office;
for the sale of my Clearcreek organization
pills, and that the Editors, N. Scleich and
j. L. Tuthill are my authorized agents, to
dispose of the aforesaid celebrated pills, for
which they are to receive fifty per cent OF
the amount of sales. l shall at some future
time, set forth the excellent qualities and eff
fects of those extraordinary pills, and l do
hope that my friends will receive a com
pensaton for the sale thereof sufficient to
compensate in some manner for their late
reverses of fortune, particularly, the loss
of the printing of blanks at 3 100 per quire
S, A, HEDGES.
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GEORGE ID. SEI0CKLEY q COS,

ETAVE inst received and are now opening at their
extensive estabsiiDc the largest and most gem
= eral assortment Of Boots ~ Sh9csk
NA ever broughtto this city, q being eEciH- tA-
- sice'g in this line, eGa and nil sell at -
prices oer hGa aaB other house orOut market
Said .tock consists ir part OF
600 cases Mcis, and Boys wear srch as Patent
Leather Frenchealf, Oak tanned calf Kip and coarse
boots,
Mems Patent Leather and Congress Gators,
Oxford and Kossuih Ties Pumps and slippers.
very large stock OF Goat Enameled. calf, Nip and
coarse brogans from 50 cents to 81 40 per pair,
Youths aud Boys ane aud coarse boots,
Patent Feather. calf, Monterey and Enamehed Leather
brog;,ts from 40 cents 10 81 per pair.
The Ladies' Misses and Little Ones are largely proVld-
ed for in their line:
200 cases comprising Ladies' Caters fall eOlOrs, Of
from 81 to $3.50 per pair,
Morocco bu skins from 40 cents TO Sl-5J per PAIR,
Slippers from 30 cents 10 81 per pir all oher KINDS
In endless variety and proporouabiy low prices,
Misses Caters Fancy Jenny Lind, Goat, Enaneiled
Lcuthcr and calf bo0tecs,
Thousand of pairs children's boots and shoes all kinds
and ai all prices from 12s cents 10 - cts per pair
GEORGE ID. SHOCKLEY q CO intend neither 10
blow nor brag, but mark what they say they arc the
largest dealers. have the largest stock in the market
and will sell at rates defying all competition.
II ri=Come and try and buy
In addition to the above, we will manufacture 10 or
der any nrticc that can be wanting in our line and
pairing done in the shortest possible notice.
B0Ot ami Shoe Finding.
We have also n large assortment Of Shoemaker
Kits and Finding of all kinds, which we will sell low
or than any other house In thc city.
GEORGE ID. SHoCKLHY C co.
Ioncast.r June I. 1854.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-10-12

TIE County FAIR.-The Fairfield
County Agricultural Society Commences
its Exhibition this morning, and will con-
tinue until Saturday. The exhibition bids
fair to surpass any preceding one, and
will doubtless be attended by a large con-
course of people from this and adjoining
counties. The list OF premiums awarded
will appear in our next issue with other
particulars.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-10-12
EuRNlIuRE WARE RooMe


u. "a. FINtI
uAYING returned 70 ihe city saa erectsS ls-.'
bnt,dn . In Inc rear Of the brick house, o. NJ
I>r of Broad and ChesHut S,reFfs. ore s9Hare s7"F
of fLt ETarLet HoHss, intends manufacturing upon
= large scale all the various articles aA
Sl on Cabinet Furniture, Bedsteads - fl5sg'S
teaand Chairs. Which he will keep s'rsfs9 z.zis1
" lalways on hand, together with ~ -
large assortment Of Cincinnati manufacture. SLong
sy,erienee in Inc business will enable him to nave
maunfactared al home and imported from abroad INC
vy Lest Of WORK and as he intends to employ none
~, ~ ,,ost skTlfnI vorrmen and the best mate
als he eHttsrs himself that he will give general "a
tsfacton to all who may favor him with tner custom.
Tbe nHLlic are invited TO call and examine the as
sortment The entrance to the rooms Is nb9n % BroaH
Street. ~ ~ - T.
the neatest and most workmanlke manner. charges
| .ae .ae.nnshIe Lancaster. May 20.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-10-12
TAILoRs

~ SPRINGER TROUT
IA TTAVE removed their Clothing EstaoliShmenss ny
Vf 70 tie Talimadre Block, first door East g
- Z TottoIs Hardsr are Store, where they are OPEN
no. large and extensive assortment OF SPKING AND AND
SIMMER GOODS, and are now manulae.I,sns sVsan ii
osa, - S,r;ng and Summer Wear, which they Will
sel as the same quality Of goods and word can
he purchased at any other establis6ment IN tle cry!
i,; and Ia consequently superior to that which u
hon g6t from other places They have also on hand
SSgpffni rarietv0f Cloths, CassitAeres
,bey ave nrcpsred to manufacture to order. They
have in their employ the best Of worknen and are Al
W, ,S s nrsnared 10 make the best fits in the --latest
styIess an THAR Sork mill be wa-rdHfed. -
yS blic are Respectfully solicited to call and ex
amne their stock, and while thankful for the liberal
they have enjoyed, ey assure their old Gus
and ali others that they will labor to give gen
nyaI sasfaeton both in the quality and price OF tne
goods and work. SPhlAObh % ih"Va'
lIonoastet .ApFsi5, 1854
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-10-12
indiana Election.

MADISON, Oct. 10.
The peoples ticket will be successful, by
an average majority of not less than 700
votes, and the probability is strong that
Dunn, the Anti-Nebraska candidate for
Congress, will be elected.
The election passed off quietly.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct, 10.
There were fully GOO votes polled to-
day, more than any other election; there
was great excitement during the day, but
no disturbance of consequence. The drink
ing saloons were allclosed.
The returns in this county indicate the e.
lection of the peoples ticket by ahandsome
majority:
LAFAYETTE, Oct. 10.
Mace is elected to Congress in this dis
trict by 1900 majority, without doubt, tho
the votes are not all counted yet.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-10-12
coMnHRo1AL INTELLIeEEcE.


GAZETTE OYY1cK, Oct 12.-we qaoe
wheat at 100; Flour 800; Corn, soc;
Oats, so; Rye G5a7o; Potatoes, 1,5o;
Peaches, Local 80; Salt, 2, 75 per barrel
White Fish, 10 per Dbl; Sugar Gta7; Rice
7c; Timothy Seed, 3,75; Flax Seed, 90c;
Clover Seed, none; Hams, 1oal2lc; Ba-
con, Gla74.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-10-12
HOUSE nUILDERs DEPOT.

VoHN EFFINGER would invite the attention of Car
- psaers md House Baiiers tO-his large stock Of
House building materials. They viii find constantly
on hand, the best Juniaia Nails. Spikes and Brads;
The most approved Door Locks and Latehes;
Window Glass and Sash OF all sizes;
CoHcklin and Woods Pure White Lead and OIL;
Door and Blind IS. shop Hinges Bolts, etc.
Those about building will be certain 70 save money
by examining my prices before purchasing elsewhere
April &c. lG54.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-10-12
TWO PARmS FOR SALE.

II OFFER for sale my farms adjoining the IoNn
fence the ether Ias acres. mostly under fence, both
we'll improved with good farm buildings and ronve-
rent Io mills and markets. also offer for sale the
Grocery building the Ohio Canal IN the town o. bal
together with the large stable and lots, all now
In the occupancy Of Tobias T. Grnbe. any persoh'
wishing to iurehase any OF the above described pro-
Pe''' "'-- JOHN CRUDE.
Bal,imors, Fairfield county Ohio, Sept. 7 ls5i-4wf
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ADAMS & COS EXPRESS.

THIHE undersigned having been appointed Agents for
Adams & Co. in Lancaster, respectfully offer their
services 10 Merchants. Bankers and others seeking
safe and prompt transit for Merchandise, Money ana
Light Freight all kinds, al rates very low forthe ma
ture of the services performed.
Messengers in charge ofconsignments leave Laneas-
ter daily for the East and West.
IN Jstoods, Packages, Se., will be delivered lmme-
diately on arrival, free Of charge. n,.,.o
Forthe convenience of feitkens an Order hook isiel'
at the Fancy Shoe, Store of g. D. StioCkLEf q ",
Main Street Any order left at the Shoe Store for pack
10 Ne s,,nt Fast or West will be called for free OF
charge. JEFFRIEs, PRATT S WOOD, .sg' 'Hfs'
Lancaster, June l3s 1854,
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NeM Orlenns Mnrket.

New ORLEANS, Oct. 9.-Cotton is dull
and prices depressed, under the effect OF
the Ganada's news, middling SRc. Flour
has advanced to 6, 6,5Oa6,75.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-10-12

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 1o.--Mrs. Frazier and
GriG, charged with numbering the formers
husband, near Lexington, have been held
to bail to answer in $4,000 each.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-10-12
Fire in POltsviIIe, pa.

Porrsv111E, Dot. 1o-P. MA very
destructive fire is now raging here. The
Miners journal office, and several adjoin-
ing buildings are already consumed.
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T;EE;;iE!;il5si EE;;IilE55i EEI''TIs Al
cstsf-sH:.. Ex---.Ha az s-kA--zszz 4Sa--.
wILMIEGToN AND
ZANEHXILLE RAIL nOAD.


OPES TO LANcASTER.-Two daily Trains (Gun-
W day exeepted;) between Lancaster and Cincinnati
On and aflsT MONDAY. jane 2jth, lSJI, until further
notice, Trains will run follows:
The Morning Train will hereafter leave LaGcasier al
$40 A. NJ. and will reach Cincinnati at Ills A. NJ
Returning. the Train will leave Cincinnati OF 3G5 +.
NJ. and reach Lancaster at 80 p. NJ.
The downward Accommodation Trnn leaves Ianeas-
ter at IO.c5 A. NJ aud arrive ai CneinBatat $40 p.
The upward Accommodation Train leaves Cincinnati
al 80 4. NJ. and arrives at Lancaster, at 4 =. H.
Trains will stop for passengers follow: At nanda-
Stons, Circleyille, WiliialnspO, Pour Corners New
Holland Washington, RattiesRakc, Sabna. Cross Road
the Little Mama ROad. at Deerield. ButcTwOrs wa
ter Station, Loyeland. Meanwhile, Milford and Plain
Vile. and proper notice By flag 10 Conductor, At
Branch Hill and LinYood, (at iUTupikc)
The downward trains conDecfSat Morrow with the
trains on the Little Mihma Road for Columbus.
Lines OF Omnibuses and Packets will run between
Circeville aud ChicOhe aud Stages and Packets be-
roy; and Stages between Lancaster, Somerset, and
ZanesyIe connecting with the morning Train from,
aud evening train TO Cincinnati.
| Pare from Cincinnati To Washington, $ee5
- CirCleyilie 800
Lancaster 3GO
" ChillicOthe 4.UO
Foroiher information and tickets. apply rt Ticket OF
fee cornUer of Broadway and Front streets. and AT e
Little Miami Depot, or to the station Agents on te line
| Engineerand Superintendent.
UFThe Omubus Line will call for and deliver pas
sengcrs to and from the trains in any par ofthe city.
| II. b. RUGGLES. Conductor.
| D-FThe Company will not be responsible for bag
gags eding s5Oiu value. unless the same be re
turned to the Conductor Agent aud freight paid
The rate Of passage for sTery $500 in value above a
amount Jun6.6, lhJ}.
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Engrr nnh Cnrrinre Inkern

NTfLL nnd Of the .Fsp HarSpare Store, oppost
w the T'aliBadgs HORse one Offie largest aud be-
selected .tock Of Trimmings opened in this
kst. C0nsi-iingin pad of
100 Pieces Enaml'd Duck and Canvass,
IS s. :. Raucy cOlored do.
50 &c aI Wool ana uuiOn Damasks
80 Hides patent aud Ennm'ld Leather.
Brass and Silyer Pissed Bands, Top Props,
stump Joints iaees, Sprii q Axels. etc.
Lanca.tcr. Aprii 20. "a JOHN EFFINGER.
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Eg-The reader must excuse the search
ty of reading matter in to-day's paper
Our time, for the past few days, has been
so exclusively devoted to the election that
we have had but little time to devote to
our paper. What news we do give, how
ever, is glorious.
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THE GREAT HARDWARE STORE.
No. Sc, Main Street,
SIGN OF THE PAD LOCK AND MILL saw
XIIITE &LATTA

WHITE 4 LATTA
= calling The attention 81 the public 10 their new ad-
Veriiseuert. would emJraee the Opportunity Of re-
turning their thanks to their old friends and the public
generally for their very liberal patronage In time past
aud would most respectfully soilciie continuance OF
the same, as they determined to spare elor to
make IL both pleasant and profitable to any and all per-
wishing 70 purchase Hardware Of any description
Of them. Feeling satisfied with their experience in Tie
business and Of keeping up large stock, that
they oder greater Inducements TO the public than
other IN the city riciHty. They are
we'll aBare Of the necessity Of small establishments
making mp in blowing and putting what they lack in ma
ny other partcuar. they wish therefore N avoid any
thing that kind, and satisfied after receiving their
entire new stock which arriving daily that look
through their ebteRsiss eFtabkskmeRt Will satisfy any
one that the Grea HGrdrare Store is the place 10 find
what they want and AT Tow prices Their stock will con
sist in part Us follows:
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lIAIL AaD THAVEL FACILITArEDI
PermnIient ArrnnrrInen

TENIIE eiHzrns ~ tho ock az Valley arc respectfully
1 informed shat bsttY isSrI o. coAcHgsNlil leave
Athens ~ noon for lAntasCr undays ezceprd) lying
ai Logan avoid night travel and arrive In ian-
easter iH due aaie 70 c1rncff Nsf N nins on The &
". z. Kail Roau and viii tie Lines o. Coaches 10
ChiiiieDihe, Zanessifie, Columbus and Newark.
RetaTuiHg, Wal leass Lancaster ihe arrival OF ears
and coaches a hulf past O'clock r. ~, remaining
day.
VI TBy this arrangement passengers and mail matter
win be eHrred some eight h0ur adv ofte form
modes. M. KERIDERd son, Proprietors.
May 1s-5m II. CROSS, General Agent.
JTPhoekihe Sentinel, Athens Messengerand Demo-
erai pleaseeopy.
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Loss of The Steamer Princess-Scv-
craI Lives Lost.

New ORLEANS, Oct. 10.-The steamer
Princess was burned near Natchez, yester-
day; she had cargo of $50 bales cotton,
which together with the boat, is supposed
to be total loss; several persons perlshed
in the flames, including two ladies.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-10-12

New York, Oct. 1o.-About three o.
clock this morning, the Jury in the Gra'
ham case broughtina yerdictof manslaugh-
ter in the second degree.
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nTcchnric,s TonIa.

GtUTTED 10 al trdes and ofthe emosi approved make
1Bueher's Cast Steel. Fifmer and Saeket's GOnges.
-Spear and Jack sons Cast and Spring Steel Saws.
ButcheS's Double and sihgie Plane Irons,
OHIO Tool Company Planes,
MasoBs aud Plastsrs TroVls.
Cooper's Drawing knives, ETC.. for sale el,eap by
Ipril 20. 1854. JOHN EPFINGER.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-10-12
GREAT TATTRACTIOf
IoIIN WORKS. TIN SHOP.

YENHE subscriber would respectfully beg leav. 10 call
the attention of his fellow citizens to the fact that
he has once more permanently established himself in
tho manufacture OF
Tin, Sheet-IrOn and COpper-Wnrc,
And is prepared to sell at the lowest possible rates,
every thing that possibly he needed in hrs hne ~
shop is inmed diateIy opposite the Ta3Haadge House
Main Street, Lancaster, Ohio, where he constantly
Keeps on hnnd large lot of Stoves
of every description, consisting of coal and wood eoo
stoves from one to thirfg dollars. He also mas H.
and uate stoves box and wood do, and large mum
her Of coal parlor stoves, common and fancy gaese
nll Of which he will sell cheap any house West OF
he m mountains He invites his old customers and lei-
ow-citizcns generally to come and eXamne ms STOCK
before purchasing elsewhere. JohN WIN
Lancaster, september 2s, ls53-ly
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-,,7Cy c0oDs. PERFumETtY, &c.
REMOVAL.
link g. BIS n,

NEYoULD respectfully irforln the'r castomsr,'
w th- citizens generally. thri ihey hay, E.sc
me rs,r, C,renerly occupied by thH PhiiafstThta .
~ission store, where theY are prepared 10 furnisl
Fresh BreRd, EluEks, Cakes q Cr1cbe
AT ALL TIBIEs AND IN ALL SEASONS.
We have employed the very best work kmen In orr
line of business, and win sell az "hoie'ae anu 'e~''
We are determines to give general satisfaction Al
orders from the eoun for Bread CaKss sona, Det-
,cT yystsr ard Boston Crackers, will be promptly
flled. Give US . call. ,,~v q prsu
lancaster March 81. 1853. ZiNh N , bIoI'
X r. I'VE also keep on hand general assortment ~
. r.I.ss'i - ZINK 4 BTs1
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Pittsburg 5uniaia NaiIs,spikes a Brad.

GNARPESTERS and Builders will please take notice
I j that the new firm Of WHITE g LATTA will sell
but the best Jnnata Nails. All Nails sold Oy US
will be warranted. We have on hani,
$50 Kegs Nails, Spikes and Brads.
go Boxes sSl0. l0xI2 and 10xl4 City Glass.
600 Kegs WIN. Wood d Co.'S Pure White Lead,
lO Barrels LinsceA Oil,
3 Barrels Of Putty.
In addition to the above We have very large stock OF
BuildiHg HarduGTe OF eVTy description which will be
sold cheap per Than ever. WHITE LATTA.
! Ianca ster. Aprit %. lS54.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-10-12
GREAT BARGAINS IN FUIIxITUUL
GEORGE L. EcKERT.


CtTILI continues at his old stand. Haa Street, tro
- doors East of the HeekiRg Pailcp BGak where viii
he found general assortment Of all kinds ofCABl NEI
FURNITURE, whichis admitted hy all to be the larg-
est and cheapest before Kept in this city from the
plainest to the finest, con ,sassEs.57s
tfetsgss7i9-o sjstinr Of SOF 4 y. solid G-s:sssS
Cgt1rs E,5--ss.-ses,S mahogany GhDirs, IL
et rAA@----S Tetc-a-tctcs, Divans, Bureaus .
Tables Stands Fine Bcdscads, Mattresses and Look
ing Glasses.
CINCINNATI FURNITURE.-ie will also keep on
hand Il general assortment Of Cincinnati FURNITURE,
which will be sold at small advance upon ety prices,
thus obvating the necessity ofclZcns going elsewhere
to buy Furniture by making ito their advantage 10
purchase of the subscriber Offering them either home
or city manufacture.
The long reputation of his establishment for the oes'
work needs no commentator, but would just say as
there is so much said in these latter days ABOUT eN
reuce and good workmen, that all work sold by me W
be warranted 70 be right
Thankful for past favors, he respectfully soltSiis
continuance ofpublie patronage lnthe same Oul"uhg
Is Mr. G. Smiths Chair and Bcdstead Factory so INA
customers can be accommodated in all kinds OF rurh
ture. Call and large and splendid lot Of rIrn
ture. GEORGE l.. ECKERr.