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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-14
rhursaay SIorniug Dec. "A. 1884
APRETTY FOoT.

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:. There's magic IN a lsdy's foot,
Aud well the ladies know IT..
Add she who hasa pretty ono .;eE
Is pretty sare TO show It; I'd,
Al times you, too, are mariyred by
81 The incest little ancle
That shoots an arrow through tho eyes,
Within your heart to rankie.
OF course ron turn your gaze aside,
And all your bushes stiie,
For well you know she's not aware,
her skirts are raised a trife,
And should you think she might psrchancc,
Have on loosoned gaiteT,
Your fingers itch to play the part
ofhOncs, lady's waiter.
Though tantalizcd til he is crazed-
Stark mad with wild rOmancing,
That witching foot along his brain,
A thousand waltzes dancing,
The while 1t merely lightly pats,
Asthonghtlessly she may move it,
No modest man would dare to dream
There is leg abOyeit it.
But whom it trips along the street,
Through winds and mud and vaper,
BY sheer accident you see
How beautiful the taper:
And as II steps upon the walk,
Amidst the crowd to minglc.
Two roguish eyes look up aud say,
81 wonder IL he's slngleir
But would have no lady think
fancy her a schemer,
And beg her to remember that
The poet Is dreamer;
He sees what others do notsee,
And seeks for hidden beauty
No pretty face can lure him from
The path OF moral duty.
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LIVER COMPLAINT,

Dyspepsia, Jaundiee, Chronic or NeruOrs Debility
Diseases Of the Kidneys,
A ND all diseases arising from disOrdcred Liver or
IN Stomach such as consumption inward piles, full
Of blood to the head acidty of the stomach nau
sea- heartburn, disgust for food, funess weight in
the stomach, sour eructations, sinking uttering
the pit of the stomach swimming OF the head hurried
and difficult breathing, utering at the heart, choaking
or sufOcation sensations when in lying posture, dim
of vision, dots webs before the sight, fever
dull pain in the head deficiency ofperspration yellow
Of the shin and eyes, pain in the side back chest
limbs, etc., sudden flashes ofheat, burning in the flesh
onstanimaginings of evil great depression ofspirits
CAN BE EFFECTUALLY CURED BY
DIR. HOOaand's Celebrated German Bitters
Prepared by DR.. C. Jackson at the German Medicine
Store, No. 100 areh Street, Philadelphia.
Their power over the above diseases not exccled
II cquallcd by any other preparation In the United
Staesas the cures attest, in many after skfu
physicians had failed.
These Biiters are worthy the attention of inyads-
Possessing great virtue in e ratification of diseases of
the Liver and lesser glands exercising the most search
ing powers in weak and eecfions of the digestive
organs, they arc, wthal, safe, certain and pleasant
Read and be CoRUiHeod-F. KEssELMEIR, Jeweler,
Wooster, Ohio, December end 1851 said: ~ embrace
this opportunity of informing you of the great benefit
have derived from the Of DIR. Hoonands German
Bittcrs. IhaVo used thom for es ind fever and dis
ordered stomach and found rclietm every case. They
are the bust romcdJ for dlsordercd stomach, think, in
existence"
p. FoLEY, Bloomfield. Ohio, October :, 1859, said:
"With feelings gratitude take my pen inform you
of the ncaculabe benefit have derived from the use
Of Hollands German Bers. have used them for
tho i'cT coplhiht,ui uiu Hlhc pchshIc II IccunmeHu-
ing them to the public the safest and buss remedy
now in usc.n
The Editor Of the Wooster Democrat, May G, 1852,
said: "Hohand's German Bitters.-Ths invaluable me
dcine Is daily performing ofhc most remarkable
character We do not speak Of this medicine without
knowledge Of its efficacy, us we have tried 1t in our
family and find il to be the only thing needed in ly
complaint or dyspepsia.
0GIER 6S CLARKE, Cambridge, Ohio. November IL,
1852 sad SPY those persons who have used your Hoof
lands German Bitters, they considered aninvalua
BILE remedy for dyspepsia"
TPYou should bear In mind that these Bitters are
ENTIRELY VEGETABLE, thereby possessing advantages
over most of the preparations recommended for simf-
lar diseases.
For sale by Kaufman Il co.; T.. Ketb, Rushvile; r.
b. Walker, West Rushyc; Porter & Weirsten, Lytho-
polis and Dealers in medicine every where.
December IL, l4j3-Iy
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u. II. FIStiEb'-
TTAVING returned 10 tho city and erected large
building in the rear OF the brick house, on the
eornsr Of Broad and ChesHu Streetsone s7Hdre SoRth
of the Market H0tse, intends manufacturing upon
"a large scale all the various articles ---.-zz>
81 OF Cabinet Furniture. Bedsteads m
lt4 and Chairs. Which he will keep
~ always on hand, together with q ~ . -
larec nj OF Cincinnati manufacture HIS long
experience in the business will enable him to have
nj home and imported froin abroad the
very best Of work and ns he intends to employ none
but the most sk1lful workmcn and the best mate
rails no hatcrs himself that he will give general sa-
tsfnctiOn to all who may favor him with telr CUSTOM
The public are invited to call and examine the as
sortment The entrance TO the rooms Is upon Broad
Street . Il It..' VII, sI,-, II. X. FISHEL.t
N. r. Repairing done on the shortest notice, and In
the nentest and most work manlke manner. Charges
reasonable. M M Lancaster, May 90.
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TIN SHOP & FOUNDRY wANE-RoOM
Jnmes NIcNInnamy

TTAVING established himself IN the manufacturing
4 OF TIN, COPPER and SHEkr-IRON WARE in
Giesys building, one Door Wesf 0fthe Hooking YaHsy
bank prepared to furnish the people Of this county
with every thing that may be needed In his line He
keeps on hand every variety OF COOKING aud HEAT
ING STOVES forWOOD and COAL, consisting IN part
Of the Lion Air Tight, Western Queen. -.
Triumph, Buck, Presidents and Preference for Wood
and Black Diamond for Coal. Also Plonghs, Plough
Shares Sugar Kettles IIOllOw-warc All of the above
articles will he sold low be bought elsewhere
He invites citizens generally to call and oxanIne his
stock. r JAMES McMANAMY.
N. B. House-spoung Jobbing done upon short no.
tlca. Old Copper Brass Pewter and Iron taken In ex-
change for any of the above nrticlos j. Me.
Lancaster, may |, 1854 ..l .. 't
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JOHN WORK,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
COPPER TIN &, SIIENTTn WADI

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
COPPER, TIN & SHEET-IRCN WARE,
Main street, nnariy OppOsitsthe TaHmadgs House.
A GAIN takes pleasure in calling the attention Ofhs
IN customers and country merchants generally. to
the largest stock Of Copper, Tin and Sheetr0n
factures eycrbrought to this market. He takes great
pains TO keep constantly on hand large variety of
every thing that possibly be wanted in his line and
hatters himself that from his long experience in the
Tin and Sheet-IrOn Business,
he will bo able to give full satisfaction to all who may
favor him with their work. Having practical knowi-
edge of the business, his selections made with
view to durability, style and cheapncss.
Manufactured to Order.
He also keeps in his employ of the best work
men that can be secured and always having on hand
the very best material is enabled TO manufacture to
order any thing aud every thing desirable In his line
in as good style and fair terms can re
be had. i., .-... ....
All kinds of Stoves, &c.
Never in the history Lancaster was there an estab
shmcnt that kept hand larger and more complete
also prepared with large number Of Fire Grates and
for the Accommodation Of his kecbs on hand
large quantity Of Fire Brick, factuIcd express
ly with view To putting up Crates, &c.
In fine, any and everything needed in isllne can be
secured by giving him cali and at prices ms reason-
able rs can he obtained in any other establishment In
the State. lnasmuch his present stock Is greatly
superior to his former In quantity, quality variety and
chcapness he feels confident that persons giving him
call will go away highly delighted and amply satisfied
Lancaster, Septembcr o9. 1R5l-lI
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ROAD NOTICE.

NoTICE lshoreby given, that petition will be pre-
v scented to the Oommissionersof Fairfield county,
attheir next regular session in Deccmber praying for
alteration n the road leading from Etha, Licking
county Ohio, o1ancaster, beginning the township
line between Liberty and Greenfield townships at the
Southeast corner OF John M Andregs Land lnLiberty
township, running thence North on the limo between
sad John NJ Andree and j. p. Gallery, along Androg's
Eastne 10 Froderick Borh's Land tho old road and
the terminate. MANY PETITIONFRS
November Q, ,1e5f--4w9Ga
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Dissolution of Pnrtnershin.

NT0TyCEis hereby given, that have purchased the
l y entire Interest Of my partner In the firm Of SY-
FERP e HANNUM, nt Carroll, Ohio. Thu partner
sh heretofore existing andort above Is there
fore dissolved BY mutual consent this fifth day OF Oc
tobcr 1854. The books, notes and left in
the hands Of ADAM SyTERT, Carroll whore he may at
all times bc found roadyto settle.
The undersigned has received full Stock OF Goods
which he VIII sell us low they can bo bought any
whore In Ohio, Thankful for past favors respect
fully sollcita continuance of public patronage.
Carroll, Oct. 5, ls5i-2g ADAM SYFERT.
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Osage orange seed ana plants.

FWNHE undersigned have largo amount of Osage Or
ange Seeds andPlans ofthe best quality surpassed
by in the country ,whicthcy will sell lowest
market price. llI N ID
HEDGES SET AND WARRANTED,
Atfrom - to 40 cents per rod, with fair deduction
where large contracts are made. .t. .t-
Hedges CoMPLETELY GROWN,
At from 10 cents to 81 y rod the payments as fol-
ows-S when the hedge is set, and the balance when
II will answer the purpose Of good fence.
ID. Di t.H HBDGES GROWN. ..I..
For what dsinterested judges will say It's WORTH (as
compared with good fencesl when 1t is completed.
....,.l HEDGES CoMPLETELY GROWN, 5
Al $1to SIPS per rod to be paid for when
JAMES SUMPTER & CO., Dayton, Ohio.
JAMEs SpnrTnR college Corner, Butler county. Ohio
JAMES McGREw, Alexandersville, Ohio.
BESJAMS LEAs, Dayton, Ohio. l'li' ft- .t.
Mar ~ ls5i G. MARTIN, Agent, Carroll Ohio.
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TIE REIGN OF RAos,--Just at this time
paper makers, newspaper and book men
have great affection for rags. We are
under tyranny Of rags. famine ofrags
should be discovered, it would be of more
value than the auriferious hills Of CaIifor
MIA. We believe il a prodigal son should
happen toarrive tthis Time, ( and there
are several out, the house would be made
merry and the fatted calf killed, for the
sake Of the rags upon him, while he was
set adoat again. 4ggA.f
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.CARROLL MILLS.

a. VNNHE undersigned having purchased tho Grist
k9;;iI and Flouring Mill heretofore owned by Gen.
Eil- J. G. Reynolds. deceased, would hereby inform
the public that II Is hspurposc TO make this Mill what
II should be- Grst mill for tho OF the
ncighborhood In which 1t il locacd.-And having So
cured the services Of experienced Miller is prcpar
ed, as he believes, to do work calculated to please
and therefore sollcits patronage.
MAY %, 1874 ft f|t obi ], RADEBAGII
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Estate Of 81. Clair Miller.

MoTCE ishcrcby given that have this day been
duly appointed Administrator the Estate of st.
Clair Miller, deccased late of Fairfield county, Ohio
All persons knowing themselves indebted to said Bs-
ment, and persons to whom the Estate will
present their accounts for settlement duly authcnti-
Gated, within ono yoar. ELIAS MILLER, Adm'tof.
November 10, H5i--4woS 't
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BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
ED g. .RAuGHMA AN

R EE D g. B A u G n M A N
"TouLD take this opportunity to return tn cir thanks
w to their numerous friends for the very liberal
erar patronage heretofore extended to them, and
HXl assure them that no pains shall DO spared to
VW sustain the hattcring reputation already attain
NAncd, and In order to meet the greatly increased
demand at there Establishment for Boots and Shoes,
they have in addition tother own manufactu Just re-
coived from the East ayery large aud stock
consisting In part follows:
Mems Fine Calf, Kip and coarse boots,
Gents pat. Calf Caters and Ties,
~" n Buskins and Monroes, f.A
Alknds Of Ladies and Misses Boots, Shoes, Slippers
and CATERS,
Also, an assortment of the be ST quality of Chldren's
fancy and plain Shoes, ~ 1
In addition to the above we are constantly manufac-
turing largely for sale and also order, all kinds
Boots and Shoes, which we have hesitancy In saying
wcompnre In price and quality with any stock In the
Western country. tlis q may 10, 1854
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TWO FAnmS FOR s1T-r- -,-

1t,t,k 1Es,Ek lorsalc my farms adjoining the town
lhe other, lss acres, mostly under fence both
M wen inpr9ved Win good farm buildings aud conye-
Troeery building on the Ohio Canal In the town Of Raj
mmore, logeher wlth the large stable and iots, ali now
W @ the occupancy OF Tobias X, Gnbo, Any person
perty Will please call and examine for theuseyssp
,t,o M . JOHN GRUBE
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FARM FOR SALE.

TVNIiE subscriber would inform the citzcns OF Fair
II field aud adjoining counties that he would sell up
reasonable terns, Mt private sale the farm which
he now resides, In Greenfield township, Fairfield coun
", Ohio, and situated some Ave and halfmcs from
acres. The farm Is well improved and is among tho
best agricultural IAs in the county.
May IL, " r-...,... T., Won RODEN,
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# L4. WINNIE HOUSE, ..r
SOUTHWEST coRsER OF 3Rolp AND THIRD srRrEE
.,:..a CincinnatI, Ohio. f....
X WINNIE. PROPRIETOR

THNHIS new and cOmmodlous Hotel, from Its location
III Is admirably calculated for the accommodation of
the business Men, well us parties Of pleasure visit
Ing the city. Its ample accommodations have been.r
Gently Increased by an addition forty lodging rooms
Neutness, cleanliness and comfort the principal at
traction and the unremtlng attention of tho Propro
tor and his assistants will insure satisfaction.
Cincinnati, January ISlI--91 ..
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ET~A singular property of glass is
shown in the fact that when the furnace, as
the workmen term it, is settled, the metal
is perfectly plain and clear; but if, by ac-
cident, the metal becomes too cool to work,
and the furnace heat is required to bo
raised, the glass which had before remain
ed in the open pots, perfectly calm and
plain, Immediately becomes agitated or
boiling. The glass raises in mass of
spongy matter, and bubbles, and is render
ed worthless. A change is, however, i'm
mediateIy affected, by throwing a tumbler
of water upon the metal, when the agita-
tion Immediately ceases, and the glass as
sumes its original quiet and clearness.
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i you would be pungent, be brief, for
y Is with words as with sunbeams, the
more theyare eoudcnced, the deeper they
burn. .m''tA
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HERE isa beautiful thought of that
strange compound Of Scotch shrewdness,
strong common sense. and German mysti-
eiSm, or uncommon scnse-Thomas Car
lyi0; When 1 gaze into the stars. they look
down upon mo with pity from their serene
and s'leut spaces. like eyes glistening with
tears overthe little lot Of man. Thous-
ands OF generations, all as noisy as our
own have been swallowed up by time and
their remains no record of them any more,
yet Arcturus and Orion, Sirius, and the
Plelades are still shining in their courses,
clear and young as when the shepherd first
noted them from tho plain of Shnar!-
What shadows We are, and what shadows
we pursued ao.0|U- ~
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SUGAR is the substance most universally
diffused through allthe natural products.
Let married people take hint from this
provision Of nature, sg parAt
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Moore,s Wheat Drill. : - -

Farmers give us q cali. Everybody give us a ealA
and buy our goods and wares ploughs and shares
and we will try In turn to buy your corn, your wheni
your Hour your meat, your hay your oats, your rag
bank notes or aught you may desire spare broken
pots or other ware. We therefore have the highest
nope without designing any joke, that you will give
liberal share of patronage us who are determined 70
do business on the most liberal terms. .; n
February 10, 1854. CLARKE, WRIGHT & CO.
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lTAEGREAr HARDWARE STORE.
WHITE q LATTA

-'l'l WHITE Il LAT'EA lis
calling the attention of tho public to their new Rd
vertiscment, would embrace the opportunity of re-
turning thanks to their old friends and tho public
generally for theirYeTy liberal patronage in tmc past
and would most respectfully solcite continuance OF
the same, thdyare determined to spare no effort to
make thplaasRn and profitable to amy and all per
wshingto purchase Hardware OF any description
of them. Feeling satisfied with their experience IN the
business and means Of keeping up large stock, that
they offer greater inducements 10 the public than
aRpother in the city or pieiHy They are
well aware of the necessity of small establishments
mailing lin blowing and putting what they lack IN ma
ny other particulars, they wish therefore to avoid any
thing that kind and satisfied after receiving their
entire stock, which Is arriving dnil that look
through their ereRsipo estdbs Aaen will satisfy any
that the Great Hardwdre Store is the place To find
what they want and at low prices. Their stock will con
sist IN part as follows:
Plttsburg Junin Nails Spikes & Brads
CARPENTERS and Builders will please take notice
Y that the new firm Of WHITE u LAT'rA will sell
nolie but the best Juniata Nails All Nails sold by
willie warranted. Wehave now on hand,
$50 Kegs Nails, Spikes and Brads,
$50 Boxes 9xl0, l0X12 and i0Xl4 City Glass. ...
2O0 Kegs VIM. Wood d Co.'S Pure White Lead,
~ Barrels Linseed Oil,
t Barrels of Patty.
In addition to the above have very large stock of
Bgi!diHg Hard1ars of evry description, which will be
sold cheape.th than ever WHITE & LATTA.
Lancaster, April %, 1854. .
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Wanted 1O,oo New Customers,
In addition to the old stock on hand. ,
.gai H JOHN LYONS,


In addition to the old stock on hand. 5
af Ha. JOHN LYONS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER,
AND DEALER IN
Bacon Flour, Fish, Salt, Glassware, Stonewarc, To-
bacco, CordWge Twine, Notions, Fruits,
l' Nuts, Candles, &c. l....
NORTH MAIN STREET, LANCASTER
VNVlTES the attention Of the citizens oc Fairfield and
adjoining counties, 10 his now Establishment, which
Is fitted upin superior style, door West Of his old
stand and Immediately adjoining the Dry Goods Store
of Mcssrs Rober, Kutz Co., where he will be pleas
cd 10 all OF his old customers and ton thousand
new ones. lie has fitted up in good style -
AN EATING ROOM,
Whore persons from the country having their ladies In
town, will hiid pleasant retreat An extensive Ware
house In the rear, with isle leading from the back
yard to his front shop, with fine hitching place.
ALSO, FEED FOR HORSES,
Having the advantage of the railroad no is prepared to
sell wholesale aud retail for tho nmblc siNpense. Ac
commOdnting clerks ready 10 wait you from the
child's cent to tho gentleman's thousand dollars.
April 20, 1854. ..r
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Statement of the Condition
tIToME INSURANCE coMPANy.s

III
IN the ls.d day oi July, 1854, required BY the act
" ofthe Legislature of Ohio, of Maylsi, 1854
The name of the company is"The Home Insurance
ompAny,' y and is located In the city of New York
Tbs smOuntof the capital stock Of the roInpSnV il
$500 ,Oc0 which Is all paid up.
The Assetts OF the company consist of tho following
LIST. Cash on hand, In bank,) Ue1aI s sOa5 5l
2nd- Real Estate owned by the
ti. company, cost S5l.aa4 As
saAjectio mortgage Of $4,000 90
Sd. Bonds and mortgages on real estate. ~ ~
being hrst lien. and of which a
mount more than Sl0O coo is upon
property worth double the sum for
~, which the same Is mortgaged, sos 500 co
4th' Leases on stocks payable on de-
5th. Bills receivable IA SEQ o.
9th. oaee furniture and other personal ~. ~
=, effects 800 90
7th. Interests due loans on Ist July, -,
-, inst Is $40 Il
9Th. Out standing premiums 405 IA
9th. Balancs in hands of Agents, and
IN course Of transmission from
Agents 81 go AZ
Total s7a7 534 -
The Company owes no Bank or other
creditor. = t'- -
ES::S: ES::S: sSa:is% a&%:is% am" and SS; SSe s,
Losses IN suspense waiting further proof,
- or resisted by the Company 70 993 go
lhere are no other claims against the Company.
The greatest amount insured in any risk Is $40,
OpO and this being single instance by special rule of
600. r - 80
The Company have rule in regard to the amount
70 be insured in any one city, town village, in
regard TO the amount allowed TO be insured in any
block; these depending upon circumstances.
The charter fthe Company is annexed.
t-F- -lH . S. L. LOOMS, President.
State of New York
City and County New York, 40 ..-
On this Goth day of July, 1854 Simeon l.. Loomis,
president ofthe Homo Insurance Company, appeared
before me, and being duly sworn, did depose and say
that the foregoing statements subscribed by him true
according TO the best of bis knowledge and belief.
@. h. WHEELER,
....#. ... Commissioner of Deeds.
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1864 THE TELEGRAPH LINE. 1864
LITTLE & DiEsBACIIs,

LITTLE Il DRESBACHS,
VNTOULD respectfully announce to the ctlzens Of
wv Lancaster and vicinity that uey arc rs usual In
receipt of very heavy aud well selected stock Of
Spring and Summer Goo
Embracing every variety md style to be had In the
Eastern market to which invite the attention of
every body, intend selling cheap as goods can
be sold Wost Of tho Mountains. In addition to our
large stock, will bc found general assortmentof
Boots, Shoes, Bonnets and Hats,
Pnrasols and Umbrellas, Looking Glasses, ..I
., .Quoenswarc, Glassware, cArpeting and Mating
Wall Paper, bordering and Window Blinds;
.-r Cotton coverct and carpet Yarn,
Batting, Wadding, cnndle-wick, etc etc.
Also, IA good Stock of Fine Groceries,
Tobacco, &C., In Short every thing usually kept in
Store, and more too. -. .-
We would say to our old friends and customers that
return our sincere thanks for their very liberal pa
tronage extended during our business career among
them and ask u continuance of the same. Wa will en-
dcnvOr to please and give satisfaction TO all who Will
favor with their custom, All kinds of country pro-
duco taken In exchange for Goods for which the high
est market price will be paid. May 30, 1854.
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A clear conscience is sometimes sold for
money, but never bought with it.
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valuable Farm for Sale.
-, A FARM containing 2le Acres, on the waters
E1.A n, OF Clearcreek, ir Madison township known
~ SAhs the "weisH Farm, with an excellent waite,
--k-- privilege, whit sold by tho undersgnod, a,
pylfate sale. For terms hpplya y
4angpatst, Tune :, 1854 A. A.MSvRlG n, Land Aesnt,