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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-04-13
BY n. E. n. tkvrRrse.

Lord Byron has old Rome PROCLAIMED,
The "eity of the soul" so fam'd:
In other words, a gone out rocket
Hn. he! but LANCASTER, the while,
| call in somewhat diffrcnt style,
The glorious City of the Pocket!
No sewn hill'd" transient pomp we boast,
No muddy 1iber murm'ring what she lost,
From wicked age to age declining
But great mount Pleasant" all the scene
O'erlooks, with syblllistic mien,
Encrown'd, our future fame divining!
What merchants, what mechanics ours!
But something has renew'd their pow'rS,
And made them more than usual risky
II can't be humhug, for they're sane:
They can't be drunk, for to a man
They put up hands to put down whiskey!
Wha lovely la'ies and what girls,
Or ange's, peeping through their curls
Atsome new pageant charming---
tcant be beaux, for at each home
They only smile and fifty come,
Like bees round honey s%worming!
Ha! ha! I sec. and know, and feel,
What makes the town with g%laduess reel,
Or jump as stung by envious Ihistle---
The ra lroad engine whistles gay,
To let US know we do not pay
Too dear for that enliv'ning whistle!
On A pril 9th in Fifty Four,
AS ScsLeich's loud cannon told it DER,
From Cincinnati with a roar,
1t came, or rather in our honor ~"blowing:'
The first grand %entree" made-.-I mark the
time,
To thrill postcrity.. sublime,
For distant folks in prose and rhyme
Our rising glory should be knowing!
What nextl---why ev'ry railroad track
Sends one good out, brings threshold back,
Gives Poverty a dead whark,
Diausing Plenty, where there's lack,
To individuals and to nations.--
In decentralization must prevail---
Wen ride old Satan on a rail,
And run him out of all creation!
Hurrah! the "Water Works. come too!
The towns alive with something new.
And good, and fine, that's worth the tel
ling
No cursed "Whisksy Works. the theme,
But water Of the purest CLEAN,
In which our bark may safer swim,
And show the folks some clipper sailing
Then comes the Gas---but not the "gas''
That fzzles from the Boosting ass,
For LANCASTER is really rising.
A scripture "city on a HILL"
Should its "good works" By light reveal,
Its "shining" merits SO surprising!
Hurrnh for LANCASTER, | say,
And for it's luck a pray'r I pray,
Whose words would six miles covcr,..-
And il the Bard gets rich some time,
With LANCASTER to sink or swim,
He'd make hNtwelve, without within,
To praise the bridge that took him over!
LANCASTER, o., April 6, 1854
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TONG
MERCHANT TAILC

In Sh1ffer's New Block, between the TALL
madge House and SasGer,s Hotel,
HAS Just opening a large and ,~eautiful assortment
HI of Read y-made Clothing, together with a
choice selection of
CLOTHS, C~ASSIMERES AND VESTINGS.
All of which have been selected with great care end
With special reference to the wants and taste fthis
community.
Fis long experience in this branch OF business, il
a sure guarantee that his stock embraces the choicest
and best variety and his purchases have been made
upon such terms that he can sell at the
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
The public are respectfully requested to call and
examine his assortment. lie has on hand a general
assortment OF
WINTER WEAR,
And is at all times prepared to accommodate his old
friends, either with an excellent article of Ready.
made Clothing, orto
MANUFACTURES TO ORDER.
Out Of tho best material and by most accomplished
workmen, any st, lie of garments,
FOR MEN AND BOYS.
In the best and most fashionable manner. He is con.
ident, in this respect, that he can give general salts
faction.
His assortment embrases a general variety of
OvcT-Costs, V~cstings, Suspenders b
Dress do Pantaloons, Hosiery,
Sack do Cravats, Undershirts,
Carpet-bags together with all other articles usually
kept I'M GeE.leman's Furnishing Store, and manu-
~factureu in the most fashionable styles.
THE ASSORTMENT Is ENTIRERY NEW;
It has been purchased of we'll established houses
in the Eastern cities, and
WILL BE WARRANTED,
To be made OF good materisl and in a durable manner
He respectfully invites his old customers and o
theirs to call at his new establishment, where he vii
at alltimes be ready to wait upon them with COOL
GOODS AT THE LOWEST RATES Tot test his promises
he asks an examination Of his stock in trade and th'
style and quality Of his manufacture.
Lancaster. Nov. %, 1858 T. TONG.
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RHODE ISLAND WING!
Another Nebraska "ScrtIer.''

NEw ORLEANS, April, 5.--The steamer E
Dorado arrived this afternoon firm Aspin.
wall, March 80, with California dates % the
10th She brings 1870 passengers, and $40,
OOoyin gold. She reports the George Law
TO sail from Aspinwall with 500 passengers
and near 81 600, 900 in treasury.
The Golden Gate came down TO Panama
in IA days.
The steamer Cortez sailed for San Juan
on the 10Th.
There is but little news.
California reported healthy. The rainy
season had been unusually severe.
Accounts from Walkers Expedition con,
I nne discouraging. His force was daily
twiBd'iug.
ii ~. Strain and party were safe.
Two companies VI Sd regiment artillery
eri'ed yesterday from Aspinwall, on route
for California, by steamer Illinois.
The C%ompany's are B. e. L., Sd regiment
Most OF the men ore the same who sailed
On the San Francisco.
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To all TO whom these presents shaIlcom
(.rCaffnos


I, JOHN CRADLEBAUGH, of Madison township,
Fairfield county. Ohio, having heretofore and on
divers occasions made charges against the name and
character Of Charles Eyorsole Of the township
aforesaid, by %ntimniing in conversations with differ
ent persons. that the said Charles Eycrsole was
guilty Of ireing and burning my barn.
Having seen the affidavit Of Salem S. Wolf. in rela-
ton to the charges aforesai ID and In view Of the facts
act forth In said affidavit, ! now acknowledge, that
II Is impossible for the said Charles Evcrsole to
have been guilty Of the charge above named, and that
In talking about this matter to others, that | have
madctharges and insinustions against the reputa-
ton and character Of the said Charles Eveisole,
which are unreasonable.
Now in order that ! may do Justice TO the name and
character oftho aid ChArlesEversole.I do hereby re-
tract and take back every word which I have said or
minated to any person or persons derogatorv to the
name & character OF the said Char es Evprsole, In re-
lanon to this matter. And furthermore, having thus re
tiraeted and taken back said charges, ! do hereby au.
thorize the said Charles Eversole &c use this paper
In such manner as he shall deem best. either by
publication or otherwise, TO correct wrong impress
slons which may lave been formed against him In
regard 10 these charges.
The affidavit reads as follows:
The STATE Of Ohio, Fdirfed county, So.
Before me- Alfred EcVeigh, o Justice Of the Peace
within and for said county, personally came Salem
s. Wolf, Il made solemn oath. & says, that on the day
that the barn OF John Cradlebaugh was burnt In
Madison township, Fairfed county. Ohio, he was
engaged on thefarm Of Charles Everso'e in plough
ing. and that the said Charles EversoIe was At hone
on said day, also engaged In ploughing In q field with
IN view OF The one In which was, and we LETT of
ploughing about the time the sun was sitting, and
were both at tho barn together taking care Of our
horses, Alter we were done, we went from the barn
to tho house, where we remained together unit II a
bout eight o'clock. when the said Charles Eversole
stsrted to tho barnto turn his horses into tho pas.
iure. and Immediately upon going out, he called 10
me to come out, and ] went out, and we saw tho
light Ia tho direction Of Credlebaugh's, we looked at
it and talked about Il, and afterwards returned to the
house and remained all night.
SALEM s. WOLF.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 10Th day
of Sept. A ID 1859. ALFRED McVEIGH, :
Justice oil The Peace
do hereby certify that the writing above the a-
idAvit, was given under my hand and seal, this 18th
day Of February, AID 1904
John CREDLEBAUGH.
Signed and scaled In presence of us.
OREN ABBOTT,
Il KO0NTZ.
ELLIOT GRIFFITH.
Tebrtn nv Of IHHi--9mdl
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PROTECTION, FIRE, MARINE AND
Inland Insurance Company,
On HARTFORD. CONNECTIC
Incoorporated 1926

incorporated 1925.
THIS Office has now transacted business for more
l. than a quarter of a century, during which period
it has taken more than 100000 Risks! And insured
real and personal property against loss by Fire and
Water to the value of more than
TWO HUNDRED MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
IN THE WESTERN COUNTRY.
Several Thousand Losses have been incurred up
on the above risks, all of which have been adjusted
at the General Agency Office at Cincinnati, and
paid with the utmost promptitude according to the
conditions Of the policy. as may be seen BY the re-
ceipts of the several claimants on file.
The undersigned has been furnished with blank
policies, signed by the officers ofthe company; also
with blank renewal receipts, for continuing policies
already issued, and is duly authorized and prepared,
as Agent OF said company, to make assurances for any
period of time. not less than one month nor greater
than seven years. upon buildings or their contents,
occupied as Dwellings,, Stores, Warehouses, Church
eS, Hotels, Bdnks, Court Houses, Colleges, &C., and
their contents against
LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE.
Also, OH DryG foods Groceries Manufactured Goods
Produce, Household Furniture, Live Stock, and
every other description of Merchandise md Personal
Property, shipped or to be shipped per good Vessels
or Steamboats, on most of the n~avigable waters,
AGAINST THE HAZARD OF INLAND
TRANSPORTATION AND PERILS
OF THE SEAS.
" For further information respecting rates of pre-
MUM, etc, apply to the undersigned.
WILLIAM p. CREED; Agent,
For Lancaster and Fairfield county.
December 8, lS53.-1m
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Che 1loeeklp Gazctte.
CITY OF LANCASTER.
saturday EVcniag, April s, 1854
Arrival OF tIle baltic.

The steamer Baltic has arrived with Liv-
erpoOi dates to March 22d.
GENERAL IETELLIeEKcE.-The official and
hnsl refusal OF the Gar which was hourly
ln,ked for, is already known. When it ar
rives, il will be communicated to both
Houses Of Parliament, and war will proba-
bly, be declared.
NTp'ers' fleet arrived at Wingo Sound in
the Baltic or the 18th inst.
The allied fleets remained AT Beicos Bay,
out would soon re-enter the Black Sea.
Two Austrian ships are anchored at Bel
cos.
No engagements were reported either on
land ar sea.
The recent Greek difficulties were over.
Continued activity in England for war.
The first division Of French troops had sail
ed for Turkey.
The French loan ha all been taken up
Austria gives no further indication of her
policy; siill appearances is with tie West
ern p wers.
Russia had not recognized Sweden's neu-
trality
A Paris correspondent says that the Cars
refusal was telegraphed from Berlin on the
18Th, and that as soon as known the British
Minister notified Sir Charles Napier VI the
fact.
The Austeilitz, 100 guns, and three other
French ships have sailed for the Baltic t.
join the English fleets.
Exchange in London had fallen to 3s@ 81
Bills on Russia unsaleable at London.
The London Globe says that the Turkish
loan was iaken by the Rothschilds at "a.
The Paris correspondent Of the Times says
that 4n0D British tr, ops were to pass through
France, TO embark at Toulan for Marseilles,
and the first detachment was expected in
Paris in n week or ten days.
The publication of The secret correspond.
ence had increased the good feeling be.
tween France and England.
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GU. SMITH. MERCHANT TAILOR,
Main Street, Lancaster, Ohio, opposite
the Tallmadse Block,

Gs He SluIIttS EANCAAN lAALOnf
Main Street, Lancaster, Ohio, opposite
the Tallmadge Block,
HAS Just received his FALL and WINTER sup.
II ply Of Ready.Made Clothing, together
with . large and beautiful assortment OF
CLOTHS, CAsSIMERES. VESTINGs. SC.
His stock has been selected with great care and
embraces every variety Of Gentlemen's Wear. His
~Ready-made Clothing is made ofthe best material
and in the latest styles, and his stock oil Cloths and
'Vestinss will be manufa ctured to order In the most
approved and fashionable manner Ho has in his
employ the best of workmen and in every depart
ment he intends to excel.
THE LOWEST PRICES,
Will be maintained. While he intends to sell the
best OF Goods and put out nothing but the best OF
Work, he intends, also, to dispose Of his stock at
prices that will convince tho most %skeptical that his
establishment is the CHEAPEST IN THE CITY.
He will also keep on hand or manufacture to or
der, every variety of
BOYS CLOTHING.
Which viii. ,also,be sold at the lowest rates. Forgood
and cheap Clothing, for Men and Boys, of all deserip-
lions, he intends to establish a reputation for the :
FAIRFIELD COUNTY CLOTHING STORE,
As the cheapest in the city; and ne invites all who
wish to purchase to call and examine his assortment,
as he is confident that he can offer them superior in
ducements to any other.
He has on hand a beautiful AID excellent assort-
ment of Gloves, Suspenders, Hose, Stocks, Hand
IKercnlel5sO raNalSJ OInOTeiias, lTunhss WC.
REMEMBER THE PLACE! between Reber, Kutz
& Cos Store and John Lyons Grocery, with the words
CLOTHING STORE.
Over the door ~inlarge letters. Call and SEQ for
yourselves. He will take pleasure in showing his
stock, as he is confident that he can please all who
wish to purchase. His stock ofciothing is manufac-
tured under his own supervision, and the utmost
care is exerted to have it ofthe very best kind
PREPARE FOR WINTER!
His stock Of OVER-COATS and other heavy
goods have been selected with special reference tC
tho comfort, convenience and adornment of his Gus.
toners. They can now at very little cost provide
against the changeablc weather of this climate ant
render Themselves comfortable. Every one shoult
call and examine this portion of his stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
MR.. J.. W. T. SINGER,
One Of the best cutters in the Western ountry, ha,
been employee in that department, and cannot fai
to please all who wish good fits, neat and fashionable
and not at the expense Of comfort.
The stock Of cloths, Cassimeres, V~estings, Ready
made Clothing, &c, is warranted equal TO any in thu
market. and the beautiful variety of styles anC
fashion cannot fail to please everytaste. Call & see
Lancaster, Oct. 90, 1858. GEO. II. SMITH.
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GREAT ATTRACTION.
JOHN WORK,S TIN SHOP.

TVNHE subscriber would respectfully beg leave tc
Il c9,t he attention Of his fellow. citizens to the
fact that he has once more permanently established
himself in the manufacture Of Tin, Sheet Iron & Cop.
per Ware, &is prepared TO sell at the lowest possible
rates. every thing that can possibly be needed in his
line. His shop Is immediately opposite the TAIL.
nrADsE HoysE, Main Street, Lancaster, Ohio. where
he constantly keeps on hand a large lot of STOVES
cook stoves, from one to thirty dollars. He also he
10, z and 9 plate. stoves, Box and Wood do, and a
large number Of coal Paclor stoves, common and
Fancy Crates. &c, &C., all Of whieh he wifi sell a,
cheap as any house West of the mountains. He in.
vites his old customers aud fellow citizens generally
to come and examine his, stock before purchasing
elsewhere. JOHN WORK.
Lancaster, September %, 1853.
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Locock,s PuImouic Warcrs.

Here is your Remedy-RcHcfi IN ten Minutes.
NR. LOCDCK'S fULMONIC WATERS are un.
~ falling in the cure Of coughs, colds asthma, bron.
%cllitis, hoai geness, and all diseases ofthe ing they
are very ps|atable and any clild will take Them
Thousands can and will testify their virtue. Ono box
wall satisfy the most ~skcptical that they are what
represented. BE sure and ask for DIR. Locock's Pull.
monte Waters, the original and only genuine, are
signed, i. TAYLOR, on the top of each box, which has
been muse icrihe last 30 years in Europe and Asia.
Soldby Dealers generally.
Also by kaufman 4 TO-, Otto w. Krrmer, L. L.
Slocum lancaster, Ohio. Nov. IS, 1853.
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1853 TIE TELEEGRAPn LINE. 1883
ILTTLE & DRESpACHs

LITTLE & DRESBACHS.
MOULD respectfully announce to the citizens o
wv Lancaster and vicinity that they are, as usua
in receipt ola very heavy and well selected stock o
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
Which have beon Sc ected with great care as to style,
quality and price, embracing every variety Of style
and make, to be found in the Eastern market, TO which
we invite the attention OF every body, as we intend
to sell them as cheap as any otherestablishmen mi can
sell West ofthe Mountains.
In addition a large and splendid assortment oil
QUEENSWARE AND GLASSWARE.
Looking Glasses, Competing Wall Paper, Bordering
and Window Blinds, cotton and coverlet Yarn, Bat,
ting, Wadding aud candle- wick. Also, a large lot OF
Circleville Flannel, Blankets and Stocking Yarn,
Boots and Shoes, Bonnets. Hats and Caps oil oil kinds
Also, a good stock Of GROCERIES, S, Tobacco,
&c, in short, everything usually kept in a Store,
aud more to.
We would say to our old Friends & Gu tomors
that we re turn our sincere thanks for their very lib.
eral patronage extended durtng our business career
among them, and ask a continuance ofthe same. We
will underworld please and give Satisfaction to al
who will favor us with their custom. All kinds o
country produce taken in exchange for Goods fol
which the highest Market price win be paid.
Lancaster, Oct. 10, 1858.
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ELACKSNITUING,

TIENNICK, on the corner oil
fIMo Broad and Chestnut streets, is at oil times
k-sE%prePared to do all Iinds of Biacksmithing, up
on short notice and in thebest manner. lie has in his
employ the ~
BEST HoRSE.SHoER IN TIE CITY
one whom he y en- recommend to all his friends v U
and the public generally. His work, of all kinds
will be performed in the most sEillul manner, and
WILL be done cheaper for cash, than it can be had at
any other shop In the city. The public are, respect.
fully invited TO call and see for themselves.
Lancaster, Dec. 10. 1853. =. HENNICK.
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FMS. ORDER & WILLIAMS D~ENTISTS-OF-
DEfcE opposite the TalImadga House, at the old
stand. Those aving decayed teeth. as well as those
who have no teal, are invited to call, with the as
surance that they can fill carious teeth so as to save
them and render them useful during life. Artificial
teeth inserted, from one to a full set, on gold Plates,
and warranted to answer the purpose ofthe natural
organs in the most satisfactory manner. Being per-
done will no. incur the risk Incident to the employ
ment oftransient Dentists. They do not feel dispos-
ed to fill teeth partly with tin Toll, and then finish the
plug by inserting a layer of gold on top, and then
al men Of great note and pretensions have been doing.
June 10, 1863 6m6.
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A NEW STOrK.

A NEW and well selected lot of GROCERIES
IN have just been received by the subscriber. at
his old stand, where he will be happy to meet his
customers and the pubic general y.
Groceries will be sold by mo as cheap and ofos
good Equality as an be ioundin any similar estab-
1ishmcRt in The city,
] havejust ecelvad a choice lot of Crnnberries,
Lemons, Figs, Pruns, and also a general variety
of Nuts, such as Almonds Brazil Nuts, Coca Nuts,
&c. Also, a splendid lot OF Old Western Reserve
Cheese. GEORGE j. WYGUM.
Lancaster, Feb. Z, IS5i-49
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

n FED & BiuGHMAN. continue ct their old
~ STAN. opposite the Hooking Valley Bank, Main
street, whore they keep alwn ys on hand and manule.
~sh~ ture to order all tho latest and most approved
STYLES OF BOOTS AND SHOES.
ve-for Men and Women. Tho reputation Of the
establishment FOR the best Of work needs no common.
dalton They use the best material and employ the
most skilful workman and are thus enabled to supply
their customers with the nestest and best Of the va.
rious articles In their line. All kinds Of Boots, shoes,
Bnsklns. etc, etc., ore embraced In their stock, which
has just been replenished b their Spring purchases.
The patronage Of the public IL respectfully solici.
tod, who are invited 70 call and examine the asaort-
ment' No efforts will be spared to please those who
price R.X H.
tgLGncaster, March 3, 1858
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS.

coFFINsI GO ooFF 1s..
TIME subscriber has associated win him Mr.. |. T..
HA!l. in the undertaking business This branch
firm name ofECKERT 4 HALL They have a good
hearso and horses always ready to attend funerals.
The subscribers have now, and hereafter will keep
constantly on hand, all styles and seizes Of Cofins
them in a few minutes notice. They will promptly
attend iunerais any where in the county withouf ex-
ira charge This method Of keeping them IN hand
will enable them to furnish them Of reduced prices.
ECKERT & HALL.
Lancaster, Feb. 10, 1s5t-Gm4l
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Lancaster, January 60, 1853.

.PoIsoHINa.--Thousands of parents who use Yer.
miiugc composed Of castor oil, calomel, etc, are not
aware that while they appear to benefit the patient,
they are actually laying the foundation for a Sc
ries Of disease, loss OF sight, weakness Of Iimbs,etc.
In another column will be found the advertisement
ilobcnsack's Medicines, to which we ask tho atten.
Dion OF All directly interested In their own as well as
I heir c%hildren's health. In liver complaints and all
tdisorders arising from those Of a bilious tyre. should
Liver Pill.
,,Ilr"Be mol dereived," but ask for Hob nsack's
Worm syrup and Liver Pills, and observe that each
mas tho signature ofthe proprietor, J N. Hobensack
Aanoue else are genuine,--N. Y. Erpress
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FURNITURE WARE ROOMS,

DE- IA, FTSIIEL,
aving returned to the city and erecteda large
[ Ibui ldingin the rear of the brick house, on the
corner ofBroad and Chestnut streets, one square south
ofthe Market House, intends manufacturing upon
large scale allthe varions articles of
CABINET FURNITURE,
Beadsteads and Chars, Which he will keer
always on hand, together with q large assortment o.
Cincinnati manufacture. Hislong experience in the
business will enable him to have manufactured
homo and imported from abroad the very best o.
work, and as no intends TO employ none but the mos
skillful. -workmen and usothebest materials, he ilat
ters himself that he will give general satisfaction t.
all who may favor him with stheir custom. :
The public are inviteIto call and examine the as
sortment. Tho entrance to the rooms is upon Broat
street. d.. X. FlSHEL.
Lancaster, May Goth, 1868. 3
N, B.-Ropairing done on the shortest notice, am
y tho naatest and most ~workmanlike manner.
Charges reasonable.
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CARD.

TNHE Agen. Of the Philadelphia Com. Store leaves
on Monday for the Cities Of New York, Philaaei.
phia and Baltimore, where he intends, and tOilI 70.
leef the eholaest assortment ofLadios' Dress Goods,
aver opened In. this City. Ills Spring and Summer
Hets fer Ladies' viii all DO made from tho Istea Par.
Il Styles - well ~ those directly Imported, and the
opening duly announced on their arrival Putsrns
OF all the latest styles Of Dresses, Maniiloas and Bon.
nets win be on hand In due time.
Tho stock now o. hand is one ofthe largest, best
asscr'cd and cheapesisi in this City
I9ox 10 .yeur own Interests. The Com. Store
iY'ep' E'v pry Good, ofnn kinds In large quaint.
ti@g .sys rsaA9er a,d4eils AZ Ieaa uro6ts than anv
et1ey house IN Oslo. -
Lancaster. Msreh le 1884.