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sheriff, IS sale
Riley and rondleton,ol No. Ts5..,,,

Riley and pcndleton,,isF yrlsr Es4gas eflf
rs. = m Chanccry. .
n. Bswalkeri and Others. SJ71tl TN0H Np
DY virtue Of an order OF sale to me directed from
lD the Court OF Common Pleas OF Fairfield County
aud State Of Ohio, will expose TO sale by public out
cry ~ the door OF the Court House In said County,
M0ndaythe l4th day Janaary a. ID. 1855. between the
hours OF l0olcpck A. NJ aud O'Clock Z. NJ OF said
day, tho following described premises, to-wit: The
undivided half OF Fifty-nve Acres of Land In the
Southeast Quarter Of Section No. 90, Township No. ~
In Range No. ~. Taken in execution the property
of X. b. Wker and wifc, to satisfy docrees in favol
OF Riley aud Pendleton aud others.
Appraised at se3 per acre:
December II, Is5I-5w32pfS3
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The TRIBUNE, few months since, con
tanned series Of controversial papers on
the power Of the Pope to dissolve the ties
between sovereign and his subjects
Some Catholic writers, on that occasion,
made strong efforts to maintain that no such
power is vested in the Pope. We find,
however, the reverse assertedin the Ct0iHa
CdttOlico, a magazine published at Rome,
under the direct censurc and controlof the
Papacy, and speaking thus with official
sanction. That periodical, in its number
of the 9th August, 1854, supports the opin-
ion ofa theological pubicist, maintaining
Chat accommodation by the Church has
"as an unavoidable result the dissolution
"of the tie Of subsection and ofthc oath of
''idelity"-(che la sconunica porta Seco
issctaHo 10 scio9limento dI vincolo di sud
aitanza egiramento di Jedelta). Accord
ing to this, ifa Pope should lay his ban
upon the Government Of the United States,
Catholic subjects of that Government would
become, ipsOJaefo, absolYed from all fidelity
thereto
The Cipim CaHolica claims to bo the
pure and incontestable expression of Papal
aims and IDEAS, while on every page, it
wages unremitting war against any and
every manifestation Of intellectual or civil
liberty, the rights ofthe people, and roIiti-
cal emancipation. In tho view Of this pc
riodical, all these things are offsprings of
Professionalism, immortality and heathen-
ism, and their father is the devil himself. 4
In another number, the GpiNa CIaolice
rebpkes very emphatically Catholic work
published at Florence in 1853, whose anon
ymous authcr sought to prove that The
Roman Catholic religion is not incompati-
bic with the broadcst liberty. Tho poor
author is treated as heresiarch, n dema-
gogue, son of satan. Itseems from this
chat at Rome the Papal system is regarded
byits authorized expounders as altogether
opposed to Freedom, though elsewhere a
different opinion. is set forth. Will TIE
Freeman'S Journal inform us whether the
Civiha CattOlica is right or wrong in this
respect?-X Y. Tribune, ..I i
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TAKE CARE OF YOUR CATTLE E-Thc more
that stock arc exposed to the cold the more
food they require. WunM is equivalent
toJood. Don't forgettliat Besides dumb
brutes suffer from exposure TO cold just as
much as speaking men, and no man who is
less than q heathen will let them go expos
cd ifhc can preventit Don't begin the
winter with more stock than he can winter
well. II you have more, sell it or give it
away to those who have more provender
than you, Feed them so that they will not
only H0e but thrive Ohio Farmer.
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TTGRBAT CURE OF RHEUMATIsM.--Thc Rd
itors of the Richmond Republican of December gath,
1852, says that cartcrs Spanish Mixture is quaek
medicine.
They had man IN their press room who was afflicted
with vioicntmcrcurial rheumatism, who was eontin-
ually complaining of misery in the back, limbs and
Jolnts;-his eyes had become fcverish and mattery,
mock swollen, throat sore, and Gll the symptoms of
rheumatism, combined with Scrofula. Two bottles of
Carers Spanish Mixture cured him, and in an cdito-
rial notice above, they bear testimony its won
derful effects, and say their only regret is, that all
suffering with discascof Tie blood are not aware OF
such medicine. They cheerfuly recommend it.
See their ecrticatc and notice in full around the
bottle. Sec advertisement Dee. I'm
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5sEOIRCE 8. l;ATON. I'M. D.,

PHvsIcIcIAN, 0O1EIsr, AND oRTHorEDIoAL sundEoS.
WTAVIN Gioeatsd permanently in Chillichothe, offers
his professional services 10 all who are afflicted
with any Of the following diseases or deformities:
:. Amaurasis, opihalmia, or inflammation Of the Eyes
Gramelar Lids; Waiery Eyes; Cataracts, Specks and
Pems, enecualiy removed; Srabismus or Cross Eyes
cured ina few seconds; Ptasis; Club Foot Hair lip;
together with overy other operation belonging 70 the
operative Surgeon - Ete
OFFICE--Waddle's block Residence OtJ House.
. n TsNo chargcs for exan-inaNo i
/. Address Chiillcothe, Oht h Mny ?, ,tds4-G
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NE f CHANT .TAILORs
sPRUNGER & TROUT,

EN ''H JWHTNNNE1EA az n HNUU ~
IA EAVE removed lhoir Clothing Establishment
-lAl- n TO the THimgdge Block, first door East Of
WAIe eSLaid's Hariodrc Store, where they aroopen-
ng large and extensive assortment of SPRING AND
SUMMER GOODS, and are now manu- featuring every
variety of Spring axd Summer WeHr, which they will
sell US low as the quality of goods and word can
be purchased at any otor establishments In the city,
Their clothing Is manufactured under titer own super.
vision, and is consequently superior TO that which is
bIough from other places. They have aso on hand a
beasUgi rariety Of Cloths, CGssimsrsa, Ysstiags$c,
which they prepared to manuiactuc to order They
have in their employ the best of workmcR and are at
altimcs prepared 10 mako tho best fits in tho latest
styles. aitheir Uork riH be toarrdn:od..d N.t
The public are respectfully solicited to call and cx-
anime their stock, and while thankful for the liberal
patronage they have enjoyed they assure their old
toners and all othors that they will labor to give gem
oral satisfaction both In tho qualify and price Of their
goods and work. fr SPRINGER & TROUT. Q
LOneastcr ,Apriia, 1854 ... .
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JETFRiEs, PRATT 81 WOOD,
FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

Dealers in Wool, Grain & Produce gener-
ally, on Commission. nxclnSively.
Ht0NNECTED with The Cincinnati, Wilmington and
~ zmesye Railroad and Hooking Valley Packet
amount by canal or railroad TO allhc Eastern Cl West
crn cities on the most favorable terms. BY sending
goods to caro- owners avoid the expense df draw
age from railroad to canal, on tho reverse tho only
house connected by canal and railroad, both.
IL Agents for the sale nf SALT. All brands kept
constantly on hand and sold ut Wholesale at Manufc
ure RS priccs only. May l. Ie5I.
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E9"Thc Chicago Press says:neThe Mer4
chants and Mechanics Bank Of this city
resumed business yesterday, after sus-
pension of some three weeks. We make
the announcement with a degree of graft
fcation that we cannot we'll express, be-
cause the fact will go far towards restoring
confidence in the country, and have ia
vorablo effect upon the stringent condition
Of money affairs. ~ i a3fgo gfo1 rp
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FARMERS CLUB.

A number ofgcntlemcn met at Shteffer's
Hotel, on last Monday evening. aweek, for
the purpose offorming Farmers Club
The objects and purposes Of this organiza-
ton can be seen by tho proceedings of
meeting after lis organization. The follow
ing constitution was adopted: b" A.fL' o
a1f'1ai CONSTITUTION. 'ai .i
SEC. I. Tlisorganizaiion shall be known
by the name Of The Central Farmers Club
Of Fairfield County. '' t.Nh '
SEC. Q. Its officers shall consist of a
President, Treasurer and Secretnry. '-A9
SEC. 8. ILshall be The duly Of the Pres
idGnt oprcsideat all meetings Of the Club
of the Treasurer to collect all dues, and
to disburse all moneys upon the order Of
the President and Of the Secretary to
keep brief records Of the transactions ofthe
Club, rr D,
SEC, a., Each officer sl,all hold his Of
fec for ono year. and until his successor is
chosen: and in the absence Of any officer
his place may be Temporarily filed by the
members present. ut any meeting, ,,,.,
SEC 8, Any person residing in The
county may bcreme 9 member BY signing
this constitution. a, i; e.........,t ,..,t,,,,
Secs. The objectand purpose Of this
association shall be to disseminate knowl-
edge touching practical and scientific sAg-
riculture in all its departments. XIII. N,
SIC. n, The Club shall meet in the
months ofNoyemberi December, January
and febru9nf nIhe first and third Satur-
day, thereo - T, NJ. And in
the months ofapNs hpe, July. .Au-
s Saturday Of lopths. : Ailneetiogs nc Gs $ q q
the Club to bo held at such places as may
be designated by the Club. fg =,
SEC, 0. Every member present at any
eting, shall have the privilege of ex-
I,tessing his opinion, either sitting or stand
ing, at least once on any subject undss
consideration, before the same shall be
passed from and another subject taken up,
SEC. 0. The Club may ievya lax, upon
its members as often as it may be deemed
necessary TO defray its expenses; but no
assessment shall exceed twenty live cents
per annum 10 each member. ..a. ,''..,..
SEC, 10. Each member shall have the
privilege Of presenting to the Club any
question that he may desire to have consid-
cred at tho next meeting, which shall DC
recorded by the Secretary with the name
of the member presenting IT, Such ques.
tions shall be considered in the order fe-
cordedI unless otherwise ordered by th-
Club. yasm tG Hu BQy sI.r iaTnHo
SEC. iii. By,laws notinconsistent with
this constitution may be adopted and al
tered at any Time. And this constitution
may be altered or amended by a majority
Of the members present; notice of such al
teration or amendment having been given
at a prior meeting. a7aa 54ya $40 :.
After the adoption of this constitution
John Y. Brasee was chosen President, N
Ss.ehleich, Secretary and Daniel Kutz,
Treasurer. fe'D n .ag l.i
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NEW BOOK S.

TUsT received direct from New York. the following
SD New Books. which will be sold catalogue prices:
Appleons Dictionary of Mechanics,2 vols, large vo
1000 pages, price $1,000
Moneys History Of Ireland, vols 800 pages 90
Rollins Ancient History (new editon) 4yos J SO
hyroh's Poeueal Works, ] vol vo illustrated . IS
Mo0reis ~ o
Napoleon Dynasty q 4" Z" o5
Memoirs OF Empress Josephine2 vols l2 mo 9 90
Don QuiNote lvol vo illustrated . 90
Dc.ionary, Poetical Quotationsl mo Is5
Hyperion (Isongfcow) ! 90
Farmingdalc 10 mo 90
Peoples Medical Lighthouse 2 90
Captain Canot, or 30 years of an African Slayor IS
Life OF ofElizabcth VN' ' i 90
Rise and Fall OF the Irish Nation elr 90
Shady Side IS cents; Parish Side so
Fathers of the Desert 5t Iif tla 30
Complete sets Of Grace Aquilar's Works, pefYOl IS
Saxe's Poems, 75cts; Wild Western Sccnes, bound rs
Private Life Of Daniel Webster Hf s' IS
Rev. DR.. Cahll's Works it \ .l.,.+tf.sf flo;tt7S
Sick Culls, 60 cts; Life In Galway go
a. Smiths Poems, 20 cts; Trials OF Mind ~ ia 50
Life of Christ so cts; Tuber Derg &c L .. so
Lily of Israel so cts; Tales OF tho fye senses SO
Paradise lost 40ets; Graces of Mary g
Lindu, or the Young Pilot ofthe Vele Creole 90
ALSO-The folowing New Novels The Secret ofthe
oldsmithy, Domby and Daughter; The Comic Wan
dering ow; Tho Widows Walk; Weary Foot Com
mont Hard Times; Eva May; Paul Jones; DasLoB o(
American Humof; Mrs Partington's Carpet Bag Of
Fun (enarred); DIR. Valentine Comic Lccturor Bleak
House; Yankee Notions, for October, &c. N5
ALSO-A complete assortment Of all kinds OF Fancy
Goods Stationery, &C., usually found In such an Es'
tablishment, Nov.2. d. D. NUDGE
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SEARLE,S ROOK Sropr

SE-ARLE'S BOOK STORE,
Opposite Shgifer's Hotel, Lancaster. Ohio.
EHoNEY MOON and other Comalities from Puneh.
Il autobiography Of an Actress by Mrs. Mowath
yTourne! 70 central Africa, by Bayard Taylor N,
hahsas and Nebraska, by Hale
nun TTnnnhy Memories Of Foreign Lands, by Mrs Stowe
The Better Land, by Thompson 1870
Napoleon q his Army, The Camp Fires of Nano,eon
fine lot of Annuals for 1856 and fine lot Of sinai,
Gift Books Of all kinds iy ~ ~ VI s"Ai'
Salholic Prayer Books, Episcopal Prayer Books an d
a large lot Of Family Bibles and Pocket BibIes "s
reduced prices. = A'' "'O'eS ~
school Books and Stationery at Wholesale & Retail
sale at the Book Store of John SFARIES' iOH
Oct 20, 1S5l-o5 OpDosnc Sb,g.s, ~
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MEDICINE AND VARIETY ST0DE

VIE Undersigned respectfully advertises the nub
lie that he has on hand for sale on reasonaDle taru
lor cash, complete assortmentof W. 'A'
Fresh and Well Selected Medicines.
Comprising every crude and chemical derivod ro ,,
Mtnerat and Animal Kingdoms, and used in
H. homeopathic, Eclectic and BOlanc practice
nJ assortment embraces all tho aIkaloids
fuiioosole utc cI; aaa % aqueous Extracts, &c. &c.
o'ou[sieal instrnmcntsis of the best quality.
A Full Stock of Family Groceries,
srcilch and American Perfumcry in great VARIETY.
II navaha and common Scgars, Chewing and Smot;ne,
ap m nsst qualify Of Wines Brandie &c. natvc
WSndn ior medicinal use strong Cider Vnegar
pPuar patent medicines, and an endless veretg OF,
'd5s 1,.g ana ends Doth ornamental and useful
senns prescriptions up with great care by A.
competentand experienced dispenser. y
~, oc ,e- NJ. z. KREIDER,
N''~'' 1904 No. 1CG, yMaiR Street, Lancaster
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GK1EAVE BASRGAXNSS
tfat9 9f4tttfis- -- +fs-rt---f-- N .'
First Door East ofthe Swan Hotel,

0UR Stock boingnow completes, we are prepared 10
Y offer the most choice and cheap Goods ever
exposed TO sale in this Market consisting OF every dis
cription Of DRY GOODS in the WoOisn, Linen, Six,
W0rstcd and Cotton line, for the use of Men, Woman
and Children and ID use about the dwelling including
choice Waite Goods, Dress and FdRey Goods,
Glores, cloths, Cassimeres Hestiaes, Satinetsse &C.
9tAlsoa a choice lot of China, Glass tS Quccns-
ware Boots, ShOes, Slippers &c.; for all ngos Of
selected and Cheap Groceries,
the Teas. Sugars. ceees NoIasses Spices and Syrup
being very choice. .Htl tB fot
All which view the times We are determined to
sell without regard TO profit, in order close up tho
sahe tho reduction of stock and payment Of our
liabilities being our great object
The public therefore before buying elsewhere arc
invited to examine our splendid stock. e \ sis.
Lancaster, Nov. e-3m WHITE, Jr. & JULIAN.
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ET-The Council Bluffs Baglc contains
some items of interest to those who con-
template emigration to Western Iowa, or
Nebraska. We copy few paragraphs:
The Weather is at present most delight
full, pleasant and comfortable, although we
have had 8 or 4 days past "a clinchcr' for
Southerners and the thin kind. Crops are
mainly secured from the frost. Wood is
in demand and brings 81, so per load or
$3,5 per cord, and sells readily. Hay is
selling at from "a to $s5 per ton-corn 40
to so cents. Flour SIS TO Sc, per hundred.
Trade slively and good families are dai-
ly arriving, but find hard work to get COM
Portable houses for the winter, many are
being improved and built Laborers are
still in demand, There is brisk inquiry
for city property, and considerable chang
ing hands. The Hotels are still crowded
with company, and a continual ingress
makes business lively. .-. ..,
Everything is portentous ola heavy i'm
migration in the spring, and grcatimproye-
ments in our city next season. ,'..''i =. Il
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Attachment Ni- Nolic.--
Thomas wOrihlns,on, PLAINTIFF. s''

E''71lE7 FIalntIn, \
against, 4. -,
Simon Suydam. Defendnnf :" saH4eLmeht'
-FNNHk said Defendant will tnke notleo a., -
OF Iattnshmsnt was Issued by Aimed MevelSsu
s~ustlve ~ ot the Reaee Of Hooking Township rsgr~lS
sUal onio asainsi ne Property and efects VI simon
iaaih Deiendant, nonresident Of said cunnsx ~
rAIheld Tor the sum Of $3.50 and Twenty DoIlafsnYo
ole anu that the case has been adiourusd Tor
O'Clock, A. NJ. THOMAS WoRTi4i S.t3Ss ~ ~
Lancaster. NOYember I6, le5i-2s
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a FnlI Siock az Enmi1r craaa-.aT I-'
TIE LAST N0rI0E

a I'M NJ been out of business now over six months
y, "A anu sun nhd many ofmy old customers indebted
NJ oy hoIc ana on book account therefore Ie il
nyreby Shown, that Lean wait longer for thatvbich
- JuSti! que me, and all claims due me- which NAV
placed IN the hands of proper for coec,inn 20
Oct. 10, 1sj4-2i p RoPp'
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Estate of Isanc .. mall.

NTOTICE lshefbby given, thni I have this day been
y duly appointed Administrator Of the Estate Of
Isaac J.. HALL. deceased. late of Fairfield county.
Ohio. Persons knowing themselves indebted 10 said
Estate are requested tolnakc pas and
persons having claims against said Estate notified
to present ihem duly authenticated within year..
-ltf Lr- WILLIAM PLUMMER, Admtor,
November %, 1s54A4w2g
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BANK OF SALEM, IEnIAHA.--The Presi-
dent oftbis institution, Mr.. De Paw. adj
vcrtises that every dollar of its notes will
be redeemed in gold or silver upon pre-
sentation. Z The bills are bankable at the
Ohio and New Albany Insurance Offices
in New Albany, and indianapolis and Bed
ford Branches Of State Bank of Indiana.
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ADAMS g. cos EXPRESS.
NOTICE.

TNyEE BOARD Of Education Of Hooking Township qt
III their October meeting, ordered thht the Text
Books to DO used in tae Sub. Dis schools 10 said town
ship should consist OF the Following: McGune's Eclec
tic Spelling Book; McGufie'sseries of Readers l. 9, ;,
and s. RaX,sP Praeiical Arethmoc, and ;; do. AL
zebra, and end partC Coistpck's Philosophy, Pinneo's
Graminar and Mitcholl,s Geography and Atlas. lt's
BY order Of the Board,
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WOOL ON TAoTORY ron BALE

VIE undcrSlgned would respectfully cnnouncc 10
n the citizens Of Fairfield and adoiniTe Conr,ta.
that he desires to sell at private sale tho Wooiem
EHctoTy situated the town of EHaVensDOrf
rHiretd county Ohio Tie machinery is principaly
NEW ami IN FIRST RATE RUNNING ORDER ami
does work equal toany tho country, and has larc
run oil custom. Ihcrefs connected with the Factory
1-A good and convenient dwelling House, contain
A img tour rooms, and also four finely situated lots
0AS inc utbuiltings are nerous and conyenientJ
fersons desirous Of making good bargain in this
klnd OF property, would do we'll to come and examine
said premises. n IT. JONATHAN X MESSY
Iavensport, October5, 1892
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re- The decision Of Judge Curtis,in the
U. s. Circuit CourtofMassachusetts, that
a Police Court is not such court Of re-
cord as to be authorized TO take the primary
declaration of Aliens, or to naturalize them,
is creating some sensation there. Some
two thousand persons have taker out pass
es from the Police Court. These are all
declared null and of no effect. y
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mARRIED.

On the, 5th inst, by the Rev. George Weisz, Mr.
GEORGE PARklsoN and Miss HANNAH LAVERr
Of Liberty township. riGp -. .ft.
On the 7th inst by the Rev. a, ]. ImhoiT, Mr.. 10.
SEPH UCKER and Miss ELLEN NIGH, both of Fair
field County, Ohio li- ''
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III IS removed his residence and office to the brick
u 4 building formerly occupied by John Stallsmllh,
Esq, south side of Main Street, doors west of Dr.
hreiders residence. October l2, Is54-93
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RANK NOTICE.

TEIiE Banks OF this City viii not DO open for bust
n ness on Christmas and New Yoar's Day. Paper
either OF those days must roccivc atten-
ton on tho Saturdays preceding. ".
gr sl.. u. m. A. DAUGHERTY, )' .-fJ,
A. q, WORrHINGToN} cashieta.
-ft - '9 u. +. RETNMUND, ~ lHlHN i
Lancaster, December ia, lSJi--33 Isl Ir.I
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REMOYAL.
DIR, wAGENUAIs
REMOVAL.

HAS removed onlce TO La,fa's coraer, East OF
y the Cunr llouse. opposite tho Ohio Eagle ohice
Innca.lar n OaInher %. Ialll-gl -
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE

Us hereby given, thai Sealed Proposal will be 70.
ceived6y the Secretary, or by any other member OF
the Board or before the lat day ofJaary no xtfor
the o0ice of uperlntendent of the Fairfield County
lnNrmary, for one year, commencing April !, 1855
by order of the Board of Directors .5
DJc. IA, 1854, ,tl JOSEPH REINMUND, Soc. ,
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Picture Frames! Picture Framesli
a N Invoice OF the best German MouldiDgs for Pic
~ ture Frames and Looking Glasses, Just received
and for seie iep, at the boston Book store.
5 Lancaster, octobea 10, ls5t--it p.B. NUDGE.
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RAIL ROAD CARS ARE. I'M.
M. SMALLEY,

E,f'.t M. SMALLEY,
HFASJust received his SPRING and SUMNER
Tatimadge House, .Naia Street. Lancaster, Ohio Hi
- stock has been selected with care and embraces
H4EEcry variety Of Hats a. Caps, -.
&sN including White Beaver, Molskn, No. f
y and2 Chinaan Pedal Straw and Leghorn -
Hats; Men. Boys and Chdrens Palm Leaf from 1oh 10,
37AAso Men and Boys Fur and Wool.K Kossuth Hats.
Boys aud ohdrcns Fancy Hats, which will be sold al
the lowest prices Legh0rn Hats washed and beachod
at the shortest notice. II Don't forget the place.
May s, 1854. M. SMALL EY.
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iM.Z. KRRInER.,,

dH9l M. u. KREIDER,'g ia s4g..
Main street, Lancaster, Ohio,
A GENT for Knox Mutual and FraternaI MasuI
N Biro and Life Insurance companies. ' ltai
Deeenber 10 1853. sl liftJ sill ssrt b0srr
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EySee DIR. ScoTT's card in another
column. 1t WILDE seen that he has re-
sumed his practice. i.
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Marks Commentary on the Old and New Te,,a-
I Imcnt for sale ut the city book store. 49,
Anril2i, 1854, B.CoNNELL Agent.
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A RCHlFE0TERE by L. d. Gould, A. Benjamin and
MOI. Smith, for sale al the city book store
pril 81 ,ls5a- B.CONNEII. Age,t
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IT Mo9ldings for Picture Frames, for sale at the
April9l, 1851 l,ir elo B!CoNNELL. Agc,, "a