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IN HlTE LEAD-ln 25, SO, 100 and 500 h,
kags from the Atlantic unon Brooklyn Pacific Ulster and
- Sn Also FRENCH ZINC GREEN AND OTHER PAINTS WIS.
DOW GLASS PUTTY, LAMPBLACR, VARNISfi on AZ 81. 81
mas For sale by DELAGRAYE Co. ii hlayazius atfset
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.sADDLEkY /, HARNESS, ETC.
ErHlLADELPHIA MANUFACTURER

III W AGoNs,
CARTS, DRAYs,
OK aad TIMBER
WHEELS, HAND !
CARTS WHEEL 4
HARR0WS, tlANDa
TRUCKS. etc., ctc y
PLANTATION and K
ROAD WAG0Ns,1
CANE tnd otherl
CARTS with Wood /
and Iron Arletrees, i
for Horsen and OSen II
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WoLrEts AROMATIC srHEIDAM SCHNAPPs.
% Druggists and Merchants and all deaers in of the articles
contained tho above catalogue will find their advantage by %
ing sending he orders who're will be found the mast
ensve Of GENUINE PATENT in the United
States, and at the lowest prices Please address
D.. WRIGHT a. CO.,
GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE,
If M. ISL Charttes al Me- Orleans La.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-20

AkD-l6O tierces and barrels prime Lard,
. A landing from steamboat A. H. shotweI for eale NV
jan95 J. III. MULFORI} n 90 ~ a..t ,,,.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-09


From anolA gontlemenl who sposks of d.. S, A,woa.N
ver's Medicines from dEperiance, after hAv bacn
cured efsore imbs after many years stanqfpg.
TAUSfos. Mass, March g, is5s.-To p Eea-
NeaLoudon, cona.-thls is to certify fhat j,
tho unde shed, have been anietel more or with
sore leg for three years urmsre. MT doeR but on
The snrfiee. and discharged lsin, wtasrysasAsnss.
l have tried many kinds Of medicine and received all
kinds Of prssCgipsions, which were efEere1 - well.
from Quackopathy and Alleopathy as Homeopathy.
sAd Alto LITTLE or mo- ppfpbsey About this time |
saw Sesrtihcste Sd = newspaper, signed by the Hon.
Joel Aoomiss Of East lyme G., setting forth his
case, aud the benefits no had received from yoprsy-
rups but was sui hereduious, until wrote him
a letter making the necessary inquiries and when
reeeivedhi his answer, which appeared to be 50 cam
did, and he detsfied hts ease, (Which WINS abad one
50 niartelyy and adli Sad ms to lry it, that my con.
hdencs became pretty strong. liRnediatslS ebten-
Cd, Of your agent in Taunton, Mr,Sso, Dppbarsa bot
tie Of your syFpm. Rnda box Of eerAle, and went e
work according to directions, and nabout a~fortnlsh
pefceivedA copsideraale Improvement ThiS.Yai
the frst,of last oeiOSsr, ADD in January they Fsrl
an healed up smooth and sound, Agd renain 80 sun
And now as II respects my case i Yould-he YER
difficult for me 70, name the sum Of money TO max
me willing to pc plaeedbaek again asI wAllass DC
teber, and ], would advise all who are a iisteetvit
the like disease, to obtain Immediately some Of p
Viewers syrppsspd go 10 work with its You ma
not receive so much bone It from it as haye, but
win do you no harm, If il does you no good, ~
world is fullof swhatis called qpack medisines AZ
squackepy, but alter al, there is Q Of your 50 eai
"a uuark medicine that is a sovereign remedy
some diseases, and Tho best WAY to know is to "a
snd see furryoarself4 ME- essityeorupsiss man SON
timss to threw all his prejudices lathe Wind Al
j IL try medicine whIchhe has herete ore. desplset a.
al ridiculed, and ialse DoctorsAaud+ is teeesstated
: iastfo pnti his hand on his mouths .ndihis mouth
: the dust. My ago is7 years. QAsa,nIsyy
= Yours Respectfully, SETn PHssBK ~
q N h. / DO not mean TO stigmatize the above nam
q medicine asI understand that Dr.. Weaver 10 areg
1 lar bred Physician Of the old seheoiNgsA $50,
Il N, Harris 81 Co, Cincinnati, general agents
i. TIC South and West, Sold in lancaster. WHOLESALER
: retafIby Kauffnan &Co and by ruggiits.enerA
m the sttts. 4tA feAs tA4at Peo'<, le
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-09

~ JeY Fou rHE ISvAIIn : Wee nat the follOSvirg from
the .sphiladelphia Saturday eszettre and recon-
mend OUR reAdersto poruae itrsreiutlys and those
~sulFesing should notaelay purchssingir-eG .h
.Da. iHooTbANDs GRAMASB Thascsl-
pubrAfed medicines pferared by DR., coA @AsnEsoN,
at thu imposing German Msdieipe gStoree No.a2
ARcH street, is excitint unprecedented puhlieatten'
ti6n. and the proprietor who Is a iseientiiio Phy1l'
leaa.i il sellingim qyantities of IT, The sdrtpel
Of this remedy are sofully set forth IN Extended
notice of-ik,- to-be-seea Ia oar advertising columns
lthat there il hardly aaS foolnjstl 6erqst speak Of
at This much w may Iadd-Qf the long train o.
physIcal Ills to which humanity IS heir, there y none
moro distressing than the general Encouragement o
1he digestive apPafatds,N which mover failsto accom-
prnys .aisordered state efthe liver headAehespiie
I fangnor, fretiulnesst. = bilious tongue, r morbi'
br9alh. ioss Of appcttezln short, an indescribabl
wfoteIe eness Oh xistenee are it, ihshitefAbte an
4 lite wAsting attendance Tnoae- diseases, which hhv
bafied the skill Of tho ablest Dpctera, have bee
radically cured by lIooIiands German Bittcfs."
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-09
III ToNG

ss0d MERCHANT TAILOR os7f
In Shnfref,s New Block, between the Tall
madge House and She1fer,s Hotel, iAy
HAS inst opening a large and heautifulass ortmeht
IN of Ready-made Clothing, together witha
choice selection of
aeCbOTHS, CASSIAIERES AND YESFINGS,
.Allof which have been selected with great care and
with special reference to the wants and taste pf this
His long experiences in this. branch Of bnsincss, IL
a sure g~dsrantee that his stock enhbGacesthe choicest
aud best variety and his purchases have been made
upon such terms that he can sell At the $500
!, LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
The public arc respectfully requested to call and
examine his assortment. lie has on hand general
assortment Of
r. 9 WINTER WEAR tapas
And is, at an times prepared to aceomnodate his 9ld
friends, either with an excellent article OF Ready
made Clothing, or to
MANUFACTURES TO ORDER; iB'b
Out OF the best material aud BY most accomplished
woFkmen, any style Of garments, PCS 5aiS
rs FOR MEN AND BOYS. 'saa
In the best and most ia fashionable manner. He iseen-
fdent, in this respect, that he can give generatisahs-
His assortment cmbrases a general variety Of
over-Coats, q yestihgs, Suspenders
Dress do Pantaloons, Hosiery, aaP
Sack do Cravats, Undershirts.
Carpet-bags. together with all other articles usually
kept in a Gentleman's Furnishing Store, and manu-
fActureu in the most fashionable styles, gSH
THE ASSORTMENT IS ENTlRERY NEW;
Il has boon purchased of well, established houses
in the Eastern cities, and s...r yrs,oi.
WILL, BE. WARRANTED, ,,J "a
To be made o, good material and in a durable minner.
lie respectfully invites his old customers and g.
theirs to call at his new establishment, where he will
attal timessie re aigt to wait UPON thnmlWith aoot
aoops AFTHEA owBs NATEs. Te test bis promises
he asks an examination OF his stock in trade and the
: style and qualityo Of his manufacture.
/ Lancaster, Nov. %, 1868 ae f4s19E TONdHf
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-09

Water Works. "A committee Of citizens
appointed by be City Council, at its last
meeting, mel At Ia Mayors Office on the
sthaay of February, 70 enquire into the X
psdishcy Of supplying shb city with water
BY .shler vOrks or Sisteins.
On mOaonSH. y. Bisir was sfPOintea
Chairman, and c. F. Shaefer Secretary,
Chafles Borland offered the following res
buttons, which were adopted.
Rts4 Thst tohh 7. Breies' JosA@aa
Clarke and Gilbet Dsvol, beiappointed
committee to enquire into, and report upon
the pFacticabiiity : Probable.sSPense Of sup
plying The, city with.wpter from the R'ser
voir on the canal al 1.-THE Northern limits o
the city, or from the sptiug a. Clarksburgs
osRssohcd, That Wm. P. Greed John Nc
cfeItaunrd aud n. r. Blair, be appointed
committee to perform the same duty
refferspeeito4a suPPly by a system Steia
.tsFns,o oaiRisAsnas aaG q 5srsr a2.
b On motions f JOshua Clark the tOliowsn
resolution has adopted i.6i etl.s1
Resolved, That Charles Borland bereques
4 ed to. usc-rtuipths quantity Of water ne
y esssAry. for the ordinary domestic uses OH
d present populudongSEths City ofLanca'te
: Ordered that the proceedings be publis
cd III the iCity papers. ~,
d On motion the, nesting, adjournsd. /.
.-LMLr ~ MI AIR pFAGt
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-09
Died

Ewl LLE ~ !
figAthis residence, near West Rustvilie, !
Fairfield county, on the I'd February, VIII
LIAM WISEMAN, aged "a ysars. De-
ceased was born in st. Mary's county, Mar
Wand, OF the stock Of those who came over
with Calvest to lay the foundation Of that
noble anu patriotic State. The early age
| OF eighteen found him a soldier, sharing the
duties, priyatious, and dangers of severe mil
itary service in what was then known as
the North Western Territory, Sixty.thres
tysars ago, a mere stripping as no vas, his
was the feat of bold and reckless daring, Of
rushing alone from the beleaguersd stock
ade OF DUNLAp's STATION, crossing the MI
ami river amid the whistling bullets ofthe
whole beseiging forcs (numbering oyer 800
Indians and running some lS or ~ Pilss
to Fort Washington, Cincinnati, TO bring
relief. He. was present, also, ana bore 70
Linconsiderabio part in the sad disaster OF
Clair's .deieai; and also at the recovery y u
in the subsequent operations under Wayne.
at the Battle Of the Maume' Rapids Fsllsn
&c. Leaving the army after tbs
sue campaign, he became one 81 ihe
!. earliest settlers of Fairfield county, and Of
the township where he died. Having been
a brave soldier, he could but be argood cru
: zen; for he vas more than either. SChrls'
: tiann we are told, "is tho highest ,style O.
5 map Faithful during along me. totne
, precepts of that Religion, for winch nh
: forefather's suffered persecution and axiie
j he was to %exemplily the purity otits teach
: ings in life, and feelaits consoia,loh anf
: STRENGTH luthe hour Of death. That lloul
= came, and the dread summons was hear'
aud obeyed, ashe was on his knees engag
5ed.at his morning tdesotionsA ri Maybe res
lin apeaes,--Amen--CoM tiN b9aas749 70
t. u wa t Tribute OF Respect.
Al a meeting Of tho HayenspoIt Dlyis'
ion, No. SCI, S. of T., Feb. 81 lS54tth'
70 following Preamble and Resolutions were
= unanimously adopted;
y WHEREAS, 1t has pleased an Allwis'
70 Providence, in Infinite wisdom, to remove
st from our Brotherhood and this. stage 9
r. action, our beloved friend & Brother, Gen
y JAMES G. REYNOLDS. who died at his res
i'd idence in Carroll, on Mondays the sou
al day of January. $50 tsI
,d And annRE AS, In his death, we Fecog
:, nizc the loss Of one Of our most etticien
members. community a useful citizen
and the cause Of Temperance a nunfinch
hu ing Advocate; therefore; @F.g
he Resolved, That it becomes us as de
ed pendant creatures Of Almighty God, t
raj bow submissiySly to every dispensatio
mt of his Providence, and acknowledge hi
be goodness and mercy in all his acts--a
\, ways remembering that, however dee
the stroke He wounds TO heal
10 rr =, .NfH r. prrt-L a NL 49, lA
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-09

DR. HOcELAND's

Ill - Al |
sis9t'1 PsrPAaEp Br m c. JkcKsos.
ATTGIEGFGRMAN MEDICINEST0REI
No. l90ARea srREEf, Ps~114DrrrH1K.1
3 Their power over the above diseasesis not excel
Isdyif,equAllea, by any other preparation in, tho
United States. as the cures attost, in many casea al
ter sklfnl physicians had failed.
These Bitter are worthy the attention of ~invalids.
Possessing greatyiFtues in the reetifeation of dis
eases of the Liver and lesser glands, exercising the
most searching pewers in weakness and affections
op the digestive organs, they are, withal. safe, GER
tain and Peasant. ~
-adA READ AND BE CONVINCED.
| q EsKessElafRfR, Jsweler, Wooster, Ohio, Dec I'd,
1851, said: 81 embrace this opportunity Of informing
you of tho great benefit ! have derived from the use
loFlDf.i Hooaands herman Bitters. | have used them
foreehills and fevsl. and disordered stomach. and
found relief in overy casoT They are the best rems-
dy Tor diserdeTed stomach, ! think, in. existence
fP. FoLEY, bloomfield, Ohio, October 2, 1907, SAID;
with feelings az gratitude / take my pent to inform
Won Of the incsleuiable benefit | have deriyedfrom
tho use of Hoolland's German Bittera i have used
them for the Liver complaint, and take pleasure II
Recommending them to the public as the safest ane
TheEdior Of the. WoeSter Democrat, May 6,lS5e
said: .Honland,a German Biiters.-This invaluable
medtciheiS DAILY performing cures OF the most re
marksbIe character. We do not speak ofthis medi
!, cine without 4 knowledge of its efficacy y, az we hnv'
tried 1t indsurfomily, aud findit to be the only thin
needed in liver complaint or dyspepsia, a.,
gOGfER& cLARkr. Cambridge, Ohio, NoY. l7ll6o.
said; l,3y those persons'w who have used your 100,
land's German,Bitters, theYare considersd sninRil
liable remedy for dyspepsia 5..ad zsts
ry-You should bear in mind that these Bilters ar
ErrIRELY vEGErknLx thereby possessing sdyani
ages over hnostpfthe preparations 10
Far sale by Kaufman s Co, Lancaster; T.. Kali
tushville; h Il. WSlker, west RnShIille; Porter
Weirsten, Lythopolis, and by dealers in medislf
every whors. sFh ~ aes Dealt, Ia53-iy
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-09

sFfut7E4 3b9TKUADI NUI4UHstlHW HI.F
'6TsHERF win. boa Petition prpaentettn tho COIN
4 Ill missioners of Ealrleld, county Ohio az, TIER
March torn ,prayiugf fol the laying out and establish
ing I county road, Begfpning 81 tho sontheast corner
oi Christian Iea6kiS farm on the Pitcher foAui tnence
ontheii line between said 9 eRpnh and SOLOMON Rpeh
rnntiuuinp on S. Ruch,sliha 10 the northwest corner
thence Oh the Inc between payid Splitter and
Ashbrook. thencet 70 tho Newark freed son. or.ss heal
tthe1iho IS praeticablo between,R. Enltrk ESstreeq
Thomas or tsamueD Anderson and Batter hnsler;
Jan. II, 1854 MANY PETlIlONEhS'
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-09
G, =. SnAEFFKR, Seey.

= Fed for Uutae.-The undersigned would
respectfully inform theyctizenS OF Fairhsll
county that he keeps, constantly on hand q
largo quantity and good quality Of feed for
stock, which can DO had by calling at his
Factory, in Lancaster. GEORGE KING.
{ Lancaster, Jan, ~, 1854. sTs
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-09

INADDITION pAL.ARGE STOCK ALREADY
n on hand, / am this day inroceipt and opening the
following styles ofPIANOS, for'sale at MAnufae-
turer's prices, ranging from s200to $500. Warrantl
cd .for. fue years.
, seven octave Louis XIV, richlyeafYed;s
9 seven octave, earyedtopmouldiHg.t Ers "A
4 seven octave, plain, round corners; 49,
/ seven octave, Eolian attachment
8 six octave, round corners;
. six octave, round corners, top mouldingi
3 six octave, half round corners; $50
8 six octave, square corners;
4 seven octave, richly carved %boudoirig ,ilsS
seven octave plain ~boudoiri
CT octave, carved boudoir;
9 81 octave, plain boudoir. A.. REED:
Boston Piano Rooms. Columbus, Ohio
August A, 1858.
ICECOND HAND PIANOS.-one Seven Oetave
- Rosewood Piano Forte, nearly new;
One octave. Rosewood Case;
One6 octave, Mahogany case. For sale very cheap.
Columbus, July %. A. REED.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-09
Estate Of stephen Whitcscli.

tho the creditors of Stephen Whitesell, deceased,
Probate court forFafrAeld county Ohio, dSeiaredthe
Estate OF Stephen Mhitobnhs Observation-Disclosures
de insulYents Creditors arc therefore rqaplred TO
prasepttheir elaimsagainst the Estate 70 Che phder-
Signed, Within Six months from The slime above men
TONED, oNthey will doth enitlad topRyndntA
; dEer convenience, reditoracAApreaepttAeir claims
.atthe Otjce OF ]. DIN CD Martins Lapcaster. ONO.
This fst day Of December, AID: i6o3s
SAMUEL WORRAIE,A dinatcr39
a. Oh, Lhs Estate q. Sfephes .WAiteseH, deceasep
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-09

AFlNE ASSORTMENT OF NOVELS
LnFfhe latest puhticatiens FOR sale 1.-THE city pooh
FOstore, opposite. ShAffcrb hdtAl, b ort,ss
April &c. ~ JOHN NAnn
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-09
new. sroREs NEW srocfn'
ROAD NOTICE,

M0TICEis hereby giyenptbatA petition y " be
IN presented to the Commissioners iot Eslrpeld
County, at their March session 1856. praying Tor a
vacation Of ! part Of the Roadlesaing from Lancaster
10 Kratzer's Mill in Liberty township TO
Beginning at the Basil RoAdnear KEatzer's NlIlo On
the section line; then through the lands OF Peter
Bright, to intorsectth the halt section Inc q me aAgor'
road hdthere Terminate. -
aJansi4, IS54-3To lt2@ MANfPkfii1oNhho-SS
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-09

1shg ~. NJ. WISE 1884
IN FANCY y STAPLE pNs eeoHs'
Middle Room, sbefier's New blocks
Between Tsllmadgs and Wilmington Hosslhl0
Jan. SO, 1854 sSui4fslpl- Ia
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-09

DshTEE's Spanish MHTUEE stands p~reseminent
above all others. Its aingularly sehicsciOus action
on the blood; its strengthening and v~ivifying quail
|4Ees. is ionic aetion on the liver; its thendency to
AdrfveaE huInNorAs to the surface, thereby cleansing
the system according To- NAtureis own prescription
its harmless, and at the same time extraordinary
good effects, and the number of cnfes testified TO BY
many Of the most respectable citizens Of Richmond
Xirginia, 3 elsewhere. must be conclusive eyidsnc'
that there IS no hunbug about IL
The trial Of single bottle will satisfy the mpf
s%copticalo Of its benefits at
See advertisement in another column, III.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-09

scesr or LlvIEgh,INl nARIs The Paris
~cegrespoplent ofthqs New York EsSprsss
,ssysts'I begia 70 upd srstspl, Why ,psaple
are economical here they ewpnlau beselLlsd
siGthsy were .a9tH WhYfbBtter u 80 cspts y
}Pouud, and coffee 49sppd basfl ~ sand sn-
gar 80, and everything elsaja WoperAona'
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-09

Ea69erWe are undersfenewed ohligatienst %
Ds. p 6rtsr. Representative from this Die
tfict for a copy Of the Seventh Annual Re
port ofthe Board o fPublic Wort
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-09

70 A LARoE Ann vAtuABtea CARSeGsThe
clipper ship CHARITY YoEa Fame tsuiid TrJin
liverpool for Bosto6 on the 4 I'm ofJphdafy,
with q cargo 0 ftttee thotisand itdnsa weigh,
evalueda at fIoO,O6dS lie fsataid It0'sBe sitHo
flaFsest and most vafuobiel cargo tlfati has
ever been taken from Liyefpooityp the Unit
AedlStates. ~ 85pN i~GssShi1fgr ttBS9fe eve
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-09

.0K@. .1smes lKichm6qa, @ho, ~ de-
Iisinsd fnPSis9reF ria AApgaY, hAl9ggssin
IrovidsneesR. IL SHsias Atd tosbesa elsr-
~eymshofithe Episcopab church, gghaH of
msfksf Sbahy and HhifRins and Or, impli-
fsiye temperameht.r - ~
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-09

as In yasrays Eg HrapeE apsationts hlmpwhoi
asked why any ana should he delighted
with heaulylilhst nc wasG question: that
mons but Y blind man neonlan ask.--C RsgeR-
feeV, fts y biel smes 81 cgthld ,14rs slIfb
4 aesrThtttes8 mjIli6p gaEl6ns on cochRA-
dts w6tera SefeAAfea auring .evsryiewenty-
f6dr houfsf 4 B6s6hs last wsek.ghsaa haes
1aa cgEaAeNqgE zAi STATE fcoagsnGen ID
.lthpaNhigssaf SanHpclicubtspAe'b held q
. lNe@EEaEeaoh ahe a 5th liisllgsos euie pur
-fpoAe ofifbuAhatnE eEhdMass for aSt&teaof
fES1ea ~ 9dDmIs8oeXGn = ABHf elc asseq
rNsafh Sdf ssnf CO ,aasi 80 q tslqots VI
Fhs ThEboy SiO~undsftoyk 10 rider horse
fraddteh, fsnewe pfAetisinS on q asaddle d
y mutton without stifrupa.1 , $500
! FHs sumo Of S5l7 900 has been subscribe
y 70 sSnatract p caRsl srSpsa The fqlls az Lou
%isyille.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-09

C0pcsrk--W w take great plssspss inAtat-
Eiuv to edr citizens that the SsPhilhapmonit
tsoclsty,'a intend giving another Concert
inft his city on Thursday hightHext eeWs
rusi our citixsns win look q this matter II
~itsircp lightr and honor the" Societyi with
Ia fun house. Mr.. Schneider deserves every
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-09

Principal Depofs at NJ. Ward, Close &lcoaaN No 80
Maiden Lane, New York. 7, w, Dyott q sons, NO;
I32, North "a stpees, Philadelp hia. Bennett and
Beers, No 1913 Main Street, Richmond. Virginia:
Ana for sale by K~suffnan & co. Lancaster: Eskaib,
eRushyille; r.. b. Walker, West Rushvi1e; Porter &
Weirstein. Lythopolis, and Dealers in Medicine eYo-
hryNhero, ...tl pee. " Iooo-ly
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-09

TBus courage is cool aud calm. The
bravsst OF men hpysthe least Of burial
bullying ihsolenSs; and III The very. time .
danger are found 5e p6sI serene and frss
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-09

faapJ@N hlif6s eahfbd hiofe 't6bcifing' Than
u J66hqm 4 Soft 7aRnd tender fetluIe,,' who
phasBssn AL wedlNftss ana. dc endence, and
,Tn7e tuS eveftyf 1riVal fong hness Willie tread
Ifav DE pfosperbiH fSths Of efife;s suddenly
rising ihAmThtol Force tosbS tie comforter
Isd1d BdfpoFtsf ofhet "a sBanfih BhfUreine.
eda z s,.,as S@i. De
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-09

D0yppboglinmdas TIN tinsiaretbeyeEyrys
aence ef s~sIhshoess, whs9@ baqueathed ,
hgss Who EteR elixss EgeplgSJ PAR with ne
PHYS, rffp 81 'zessf ~
Oz-Rsady made coBfeciiOnaFy-A PFstt
girls Aps.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-09

A LADx was asked the Other 10y Nby she
chose - Had FthE ls4He 6hdp EravSfy re-
tpiikd, ~ h mot aeF % sdpporpN hus.
babd Hs - e sea s,se
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-09

Con- be thanked lfDts bpUksA They ARE
the voices Of the distantAAd'thO dea6gHnd
,moke Us heirs Q fthe spiritual lfe Of past
ages. Books are the ttde 1ovoicfs.4Chan
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-09

MOssvnEEsf no Tas pH6Rfdss = sfh,
Trustees otlhe Pilgrim qsissysaFe atsGRs
active meassresLo ,esgrys optfbso plsnaote.
reGting a suitable Mpumeut toThe fileumi
GtPtymouth. Tire sam ap6sctiBed for Che
purpose already sxfss4s $40 fog00i Z ss,S,
, 1854-07-15

ton is important, not only as far as the
action of the next legislature may be con-
cerncd in preventing legislative misrule
and the introduction Of a series of odious
measures common to the opposition party,
but also as indicating the popular majority
in the territory, which will be cast for the
candidate of one party or the other, for
next delegate to congress.
The ball of whig organization has been
set in motion here, and will no doubt take
the rounds of the territory. Let it be fol-
lowed by an dralanehe of the democracy,
and bury it and the political prospects of
the whig party at the ballot-box, on the 4th
of September next
, 1854-07-15

D@- By reference to their advertisement
it will be seen that Messrs. BErrMAN &
BRAND, merchants of this place, have dis
solved partnership. Mr.. BErTNAN was the
third merchant that opened out in Olym-
pia, and the buiness will be continued by
BErTMAN, Brothers, who will close out their
present stock of goods at cost, to make room
for large and new assortment. Mr.. BRAND
will leave for San Francico, in few days,
but we hope to see him back again before
long, with an object of becoming per.
manent resident.