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Dr.S. A. Weayer,s Medicines.

Moro oftRo effects Of these truly good Medicines on
Canker aud Salt RheuuI. Read the following plain
q statement of FACTS coming ssthey dofronI grateful
hearts, they are worthy Of al confidence.
PAW Paw, Michigan, Nov. .. is59.-M essrs, s. A.
Weaver oo.-Gendumn;-N daughter has been
troubled with BANKER AKIN ssIT RnEuSI for the last
year, and II lncreasedday after day to that extent that
myself ndifiends became 50 Alarmodthat we thought
there must b. sonlething done for her, or she must
die; we tried many kinds Of hhelitinos, but nothing
did her any good, but she rather grow worse-she
kept about until last May, and said she must give IN
90 to bod aud die, thore was nc. help for her, Tho
most skiihl Physicians Of the place attended hcr, and
no help could she rocdive from their aid. ii she took
any nourishnent Il would produce vomiting, her
hands and fsce weru completely covered with sores
hor strength had worn away, our fyienis and neigh
bors gavo her UP 70 de- and Physicians too, said there
was no help for her, they could not do her any good
could not beart TO see my daughter dying wittthat
distressing complaint, Although I must say + was al
most discouraged myself hearing Of your oAxgEH,
AND SALT nuryn sysuRs which led mo to procure
ono bottle of your agents. \, smeh& co.., efthi4 place,
about the middle Of August she commenced using h
according to directions, and say ths first dose she
took she said she faIt better and Il stopped her vom-
ting and in FIVE days sAe could walk the room with
a little help, shc continued the use Of your Medicine,
and ina few days tho CANCER GANG. into her mouth,
! procured one bottle OF yor cAEKER cpRH, andap-
piled Il to the cenkersayhich soon disappeared. the
eERArE she Used freely on her sores which soon
cured thom. -Four bottles af your SyruPhhve saw
ED MY n~AuaRrRR's IIFE. She Is now very fleshy,
and apparently we'll. love Il al o Dr. s..A, Wes-
yer's cANKER and SALT RuEUDf syRUp. ] believe
this medicine has dbne what nothing else could do
and we must cheerfutly reeomhsnd II roaHi who may
be troubled with that Complaint.
pr, . ~ WeAyor-Sir h,youthink this informa-
ton worthy Of ybar notice, you are az full ibarty to
publishit tothe world Yours respectTully, Gsb
Mrs, HANNAH BEACON daughter of VIM TASNER,
DR.. s. A., Weaver, Dear Sir: It gives me pleasure
70 say that the above will b considered by all who
are acquainted with Mra iannsR Beacon, I sinhle
~statengps Of facts gwen With the hope Of sleyiafing
sdhEdrinS. would add that the cerliieato Is IRON a
Douscb lp, the highest sense %gSlia6lSS AMI worthy Of
ooniaennee. Yours truly and sincerely.
L N! Harris = Co, Cincinnati. genorsf kganis foI
the South and West, Soidin,Esncastor. Wholesale and
retail " KAthfnAn &co. lahaby druggists generally
~ tho State. tgntlh a Il SseS 49, .niaIa :
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-01-05

MRxIoo AN ENfPtRss-This singular man,
Santa Anna, has finally accomplished his
daring object. He is Emperor of Mexico,
ana has assumed the title Of "Afost Serene
h'yn"esS." Ho hpa u salary Of 800 900 per
year, and has the power to appoiut his sue
~cessor' So,we havo another Republic the
less and another Empire the more, on the
Continent Mexico has followed the exam.
pleot Frances The Empire In their case
will be at least as short.lived as It's French
predecessor. % y. Jowrud.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-01-05
AN ORDINANCE,

TO prevent the erection Of wooden build
ings within certain limits in the City of
Lancaster.
SIC, /. Be il ordatded By he Cily Council
Of he City Of Lancaster, That all those parts
Of the City Of Lancaster, which arc in
cluded, from North To South, between the
South sido Of Wheeling Street and the
North side Of Chestnut Street, and, from
East to West, bctween High Street
and the Canal, shall BIO subject to
tho provisions, prohibitions and regulations
contained in tho second section Of this
Ordinance.
SEC, ,. That no building or structure,
or any addition to any building or structure ,
tho outer walls whereof shall be of wood,
and more than ten feet high, shall be erect
ed within, or moved into or, within those
parts OF the City Of Laucaster, or either of
them, the limits of which are described
and defined in the irst section Of this Or
d%inance.
SEe. 3. lfany person or persons shall
erect, or cause TO DO erected, any building
or structure, or addition to any building or
structure, within tho limits aforesaid, or
shall move or cause to BIO moved, my
building or structure into or within the same,
contrary TO tho provisions and prohibitions
in the second section of this Ordinance con.
laiued, il shall be the duty Of the Mayor of
said City TO canso said building or addition,
so erected or moved into. or within said lin
it,, to be removed from within said limits,
at the expense of tho owner or owners
t%hereoti and the person or persons, who
erected or removed tho same, or caused the
same to be done shall be fined in any sum
not less than dty dollars, with the costs Of
suit,
SEC, 4. This Ordinance to tako effect
and BIO il force from and after It's publica.
ton. Pissed January 3, 1854.
JOHN McCLELLAND, Pres.
Attcst-JoHN b.. REED, City Clerk.
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Fnrm for Rent.

"A vAiuSble farm in Licking County lying ~ miles
m east Of Colutnbus on tho National Read and Il
mites from the Central Ohio Rail Road with two
hundred aud eighty acres undor good fence and
in thorough cultivation, tho whole. well supplied with,
running watersi thore arc On the premises a good
dwelling containing ten rooms with eonvienient out
buildings, also two large barnes, cattle sheds; corn
crib &c also A fine apple orchard; in shortit Il ono
ofthe best improved, and most productive tarms In
tho County For terms apply 10 tho undersigned in
Lancaster Ohio, WM. LATTA.
JANUARY 3, 1851 ~ q
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-01-05

PIANOa.

GADDITl0Sr0 LARGE Sroc1 Srns
on hand. am this day In receiot anJ ononHaDf
following styles ofPIANOS, for s.ias vps2llg the
cd for fire gears. warrant
2 seven octave Louis XIV. richly esrsad.
? seven octave, carvedtop mouidines
seven oceyei plain, round corner. H
! seven octave, Eolisnt a~ttachmenf. ~a al
3Six octave, round corners:
3six octave, half round corners: E
Sslx octave. square corners; TFTR
seven octave plin boudoirs
got octave, carved bondoir: ~ @r. .n
26t octave, plain boudnir. nTcn
5 Sosten Piano Rooms, COLUMBUS, Ohio'
STCONp SPANoss-One Seven octSfs
Rosewood Piano Forte, nearly naw. oe'ste
One 8~ocave, Rosewood Case: 49, r
Sne . octave, Mahogany case. For sale very cha,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-01-05
LOcoek,s PuImonio Wafers.

Hefeis your Remedy-ReRef in Ten lffnutes.
TNR. LDcoDK'S pULMONIC wAFERs arc un-
49, falling IN the cure Of ocughs, colds, asthma, bron-
ehitis, hoaTseness, and all diseases ofthe Lungs, they
areverypAlatable and any child will take thems
Theus9nds can and will testify their yirtno. One box
wiirsatisfy the most skepticS that they are what
rcprosentedJ Be surasandaak for DR.. Locock's Pull
monte, Waters, the original and only genuine, are
signed, =, Taylor, ont the top Of each box, which has
SoidbS Dealers generally.
Alsoby KauffmaR.& %, Otto W.Kfnmera-E ]. Il.
slocum, lancaster, Ohio, Nov, lS, 1853.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-01-05
ALDNESS CUREDl

Emsfson7s American Hair ResfSratiye.
restoring the Hair on. Heads HoPnf.Ssays
PAID sndto prevent the hair from hIiing. l.
MtnhMg gesaen, opinions efpersons who are using Il.
thisI ? new article recently introduced, il : snfa
or Sadness, and will stand the test ola discerpins
Fnons, as thonsends who have used will testify Sse
circular z Be hsd Of the agents, giving. fun psrtis,l'
5afs. Illrs u n large bottles, Sold BY Kaufman
c:E, Fisher& co. Proprietors. 5T s,,ne,;or
eieselana' onic. Doe q. I658-3m
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-01-05

W. The frsigLt 6oaas M tho G. Nv. q
zaassvfIls Rail Roadssas SOmpls.edyss
tsrday Nsssrs. Coulson sod Cook have
made good Job Of Il, and our citizens may
sest assnrey that 4 z strongly constructed.
track laylag between this place
and ifelesills goes ep sinniugIg.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-01-05

AERlvAL OF BATARD TAYLoH.--Tho clip
per ship Sea Serpent arrived at New York
on Tuesday from Wliampoa, which place
she left on the oh September, bringing as
passenger, Bayard Taylor, the we!l-known
traveller and nssistaDt editor Of the New
York T'rlbnBe. MIR. Taylor left New York
on the 2Sth Of August, 1851. and has been
gone two gears and four months, In this
time he has visited most Of tho countries Of
Europe, has dscondod tho Nile further than
auy other American or Engiish traveller
joprneyedi 10 Palestine, Asia Minor andIn.
diu, visited China twice aud taken part 10
the American Expedition to Japan. lie
has travelled altoget Ter some fifty thousand
miles, and IN all his adventures and utter.
course with men Of 0vory cline and race
has been received with kindness aud attend
ed by uniform good fortune, From the time
Of his leaving to bis return no has met with
no accident, bat Inns h,and everything to
favor his purposes aud help him on. SO
sSysihO, Tribune.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-01-05

01slames Packs, who Is charged with
the mhrdsr Of Wm, Bsa,spn, at Cuyahoga
kailsy some plenths sincala now on trial at
Akron. A WOW Of the ground being dsclar.
ed necessary, tho Jury yisItsdthc bridge
where tl.o terrible murder occurred. See
article from the Democrat.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-01-05
Nailsf Naiisii Naiisi!I

NHilst Naiisii Nailsiii
NARpENTERS al know that EFyfsura. wnITI.
A1&LArTA selhN0NE but JUNIkTk NAILS
Eyery. keg sold by ua BARBOUR name printed 10 hhl
upon the head. ard Is warranted. We havo now In
our warehouse
200 Kegs Nails, Spikes and Brads, y
800 Boxes sxl0, i0xf2 and i0xafGiassf
800 Kegs Puro Whit Lead s3.fsals5 i
And every description sofHovsE TRIDMtNos,
which win be sold lower than they can be bought
Octs2e. ,RFFINGRR WHITE &LATTh
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EstaTe of John ChrIstv-

,NToTICE is hereby given that L have thisday
been duly appointedas adm'tor on the Estate
Of JoHHC HtnsTY Y decedaed, late oeFairheld county,
All persons having claims against said Estate will
present them within one yeaT, and persons knowing.
theTHe yes indebted are requested to make imme-
diate payment. HENRY CHRIST, Admfor
November %. 1859 .r<taf y ~
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NEW ADVHRTIsEGRNTs,
NEW sToREi NEw srocKi,

VlNfE most splendid .assortmen. Of Fancy and
~ staple Dry Goods ever upancd Ia this CITY,
will be- found at tho Philsdelphia Commission Store
Conv anlseefar yourselves, "A sight ofthe room
with It's fixtures, will pay for tho trouble, II nothing
else.
Mindt tho place-South sid, OF Main Street, DO
tween tho Washington ifntul and Tallmidse House.
lancaster, January 4, 1851 81 go 800
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-01-05

ALLEGED EnuE2zLRaEEp.-.Threo men.
numed ssoligeSs McCatrtcy and phillips
have been arrested az 81. Louis. on the
chnrge Of being concerned In embezzlcinu
Sso,opo worth Of goods from. Mr. Isaac ia.
eobs, a liquor dealer iRthSt city. The nc
cused parties belong to Cincinnati.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-01-05

ExrRssivG RoBDERY.-on Thursday morn
rug some burgiars entered tho counting
room oftho yonesvilIs Manufacturing Com.
Panyin Templeton, Mines, and robbed the
safe Of &7,loo, $4,000 Of which was In bill,
on the Mecha0ica Bank, Wornegtsr.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-01-05

Discovery or CoUSrEaFErr NorEs IN
T4ESToH' Counterfeit noted, amounting
20 ~ 900 on the Commercial Bank ,Burling-
ton, w., and Cumberland Bank, Bridgeton,
N'g,, OF the denomination of l0's and aOls,
were discovered by three lads, at Trenton,
~. J on Thursday, beneath a plank Of the
Stockton street hssanpink brfdro.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-01-05
Marble, sandstenoand Ereosfone Factory

Marble, sH~ndsteneand Ereestone Factory
AUR MAchiner5 IN snow in csasfulsoperat and
persons wanting the; following named ar
ticles, would consul their own interest and confer a
fayorby giving MS call.s3f4S q 49#f Hs
MONUMENTS oisNarble, I'VE wiz furnish al a
short notice. - 4
HEAD AND FooTSTONES of tse,sams; we
have Of beautifdiforms and highly polished.
MONUMENTS OF SANDSTONE ir a great
variety o~fforns.t He'd and Bootstones of the same
and of Freestone. 81 ts 80.
S1NDST6NE For BUILDINGS, &C., Rarge.
work, Caps and Shis, Gaping for walls or Chimneys,
Flooring for Pnrticos, F1agg4ng for tWalks orsSpring-
houses Columns, Gate or Fencesposts s8ell-tops and
Hearths, AL LILLY co.
Lancaster, May 10, 1852. dw3
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Estate of stephen Whi.esell.

FNothe creditors Of StephsniW hitesel, deceased.
Probate court for Fairfield county Ohio, declaredthe
Estate Of Stephen Whitesell. deceased, to be prola-
bic ipsolYenNs Creditors arc therefore reqhireato
present their claims against tho Estate to the UNDER
signed, within six months from the time above mem
TONED, or theywil not be entitled repayment 20
For convenience, creditors can present their claims
'atlhe othee Off d. G. DsAI6riib, Lancaster, Ohio
This tst day Of December, AsDs 1885,
SAMUEL WORRALL, Adm'tor.
or no Estate Of Stephen JPAaeseu, deceased.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-01-05

On the i9th inst! S74.GTo in specie from
the Brnzos, and $4,000 from Galy esion,
arrived at New Orleans.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-01-05
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

xhE subscriber having purchsed the establish
ment Of Z. I, Mcbride, will DO pleased to ac-
CONN all who may require his services hi the
spoye llfa; He ~ provided with the besti modern
tho latest and most approved STYLE. Hours from g.
o'clock untit4..s v. M. GRISWOLD.F
IN: D Insirusliois given in the art aud appsrStus,
furnished desired. Dec. q. 1858. 81 Tga
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49, NL L z
AAERicAN Ham BERroRArryE.-Wa rarely no.
lice edtoraiiy any ofthe patent Or copvrfehf Gaitn.
ants for public fayor,f but with pleasnrSa depart from
our usual rnlefo speak Of the article mined aboye
We really. believe that it does all its discoyeret
claims for if-erestoTesh hair to heads considered hope.
lessiy bald. SeveraIgentlehen of OUR acqnaintShc
ia this city are using Il, and win willingly give tes,
timony as to its efficacy, The Pittsburgh. Gazette
says Of it.--CLsDelaEd Herald.
AnfERtcAE HArR REsroRArrvr vs.. B~ltpSrss-
Ono ofthe most important modern discoveries, and
one that has won considerable Reputation ana has 4
collection Of evidence In It's favor hitherto not acnr,iI
ed by any other articlefor the same pilrposo. namn
ly, tho restoring Of hair on bald heads--is the nfc-
~paration heading this notic0. Tho idea ofproducine
a copy Of new hair on heads that have, been.bald for
year,, has, we are well aware, been often attempt
ed, but We do not know Of any, unless a few isolated
cases, where success bias attended a remedy for that
purposes. Tho ~IneEicAH Hair estorAt I've Indoubt-
cdlyi has AHst Of respectable evidences in It's favor;
among them clear and distinet baIdness. Of years
standing, certifOdt by persons who certainly would
mot allow their names to be used Ia that connection
unless thereWas = reality Ia It, The Restorative h
worthy OF the attention ofihoSe whohre bald, and ALSO
Of thosc who are becoming 10, o. We ara assured
that II will fAsten the half ana prevent n falIihg-off
and we cannot doubt from tho eyedonce In its fsvor''
thatit will restore hair on bald heads in a majority Of
cases. The individuals referred ia In an advertise.
ment IN another part Of this paper, are persons who
would not lend their names to any thinp,of thjs hind,
unless II were deserving u. We refer for further
particulars to tho advertisement.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-01-05

THRRS IRE now in San Francisco no less
than ~ places o. worship, where services
are regularly held every Sabbath.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-01-05

THE chineseof San Francisco have do.
mated one thousand ollArs 10 Capt. Loves
Rangers, for their scrvieesin capturing the
brandt Joaquin.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-01-05

eOJ-Tbe jonrnsymen printers who were on
astfihe IN CineiHnatihavs commenced the
publication Of paper. This h the part Of
wisdom, andif they act in harmony will end
II a source OF profit and Improvement,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-01-05

INDIcTED.-The grand jury Of Uunion
county, Pa, tits said, has indicted Israel
Guselinel for being concerned IN tho attempt
"a bribe George Heinbaoh, late commission.
~ Of the cennty, TO sign the bonds Of S20,.
600 to the Susquehanna' railroad company.
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tsSa TmE TELEEeRArn LfNE. lss;
IfTFLE & DRESBACHs,

3VTTODLD respectfully announce to the efizeas Of
w Lancaster and vicinitythat they Afe. as usual
inIeeeipt ola very heavy and weiIseleeted stock Of
AND WINTER DRfG09DS.
Which have beon se'ectedwith great care as 10 style,
quality and price, embracing every variety OF style
and make,tc be found in the Eastern market, to which
wo invite the attention Of every body, Rs we intend
TO soil them as cheap as any ierestablishmentc can
soil West Of the Mountains. WI t%dI hRt3a9e
In addition a large and splendid yassortnieat OF
QuEENSWARE AND GLASSWARE,
Looking Glasses, Competing Wall Paper, bordering
aud Window Blinda, cotton and coverlet Yarn, Bat.
ting, Wadding and candle wick. Also. a large lot OF
Circleyille FLANNEL, blankets and Stocking Yarn,
Bopts and Shoes, Bohnets, Hats and Caps of ali kinds;
y Also, a good stock Of nGRQCERIES, Tobacco,
and more a.. .SfI NE
We would a,y to our old Friends & Customers
that we return our sineefe thanks fortheir very lib
eral patronage extended dugtng our business career
among them, and ask a continuance oftha Same. We
VIII e%hdeavor 70 please and give Satisfaction to all
who will favor uswith tIeiF custom. All kinds Of
which the highest Market price viii be paid.
lancaster, Oct. l3. 1888,
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hArsHiAL ADA large meeting Of for.
sispers vas held in New York, on Thurs.
Day pIghi. for the purpose Of raisIpg funds
g ssgs Hsverul companies Of ~foreignsrs
g aid TdIn.l 10 the war with, Russia'
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-01-05

TIE PoETTcAL WORKS or LORD BYRON
NSSlAN, Thompson, Kiiko White. Moore, Shelley
lTppper. Scott, Cempbell, Milton, Mrs, hemsns
and Poems 81 Amelia, al for sAle at tho city boob
store, opposite ShefTers hotel, by ts
~April 90. - tFoa ISJ6IIN sEARBEG.
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Another Pioneer Gohe-Dicd At bis resi-.
dencc four miles west Of Lancastef aboIta
week ago, RoBEKF YouEe, Esq.s nged about
rs yeurS. lie come to the West in 1900:
and in that year scttledi In Clearcreek Val,
ley, now Madison township, Fairfield coun.
ty-where he continued to reside until a
few years buckwhen ho removed to his late
residence in Hooking township. He acted
as aJusticc Of the Peace for several years,
and in the war of 1912 with Great Britain
he served a six months' tour of military du-
ty. Itcan BIO said Of him that1ho was one
of those that fixed their abode on tho waters
Of the Woodworking RIVER before the City Of
Lancaster was laid out or the County Of
Fairfield set off md organized, or the State
of Ohio admitted into the Union. lie aid
ed, also, for no WINS . farmer. in subduing
the Forest Of Fairfield county, from its orig
inal state, and changing it to DO the happy
homes of,he' present generation.
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For safe aTRert

Y subscriber wiltssl1 or rent his valuable mon
coIsis.inr n of / NEw tSYpwshig; EpirleldsOuut d.
proved and scientific plan, with a Grist milf and
otner machinery for making broom handles. nIastar-
ing laths Fencing boards, and many other articles Of
gtest syaluet Also, two good Dwelling. Houses ami
osaohng. suitable Tor convenience 100 fruit trees
o. Az Kinds IN good bearing order, with eleven acres
FOR further particulars inquire Of the subscriber
living en- me premisess2 milessonul Of Carroll. q
aug ~, toos. 49, JONI s. SNYDER
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Ficc Proof Paint.

CHOCOLATE COLOR, a cheap and durable Pain
tor outside work Just received at
September 7, KAUFMAN & co.
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n III TONG G.
MERCHANT TAILOR

In shnder,s New Block, between the Tall.
,. madge House and Sh@fIer,s Hotel,
HAS just opening a large and beautiful assortment
choice selection Of sT@tS
CLOTHS, CASStMERE5 AND vESTINGs.
All Of which have been selected with great caro- a, 4
with special reference totho wants and taste Of this
Community. ~ sesss III
His long experience in this branch of business. Il
a sure guarantee that his stock embraces the choicest
ando pest variety, and his purchases have been made
uponsueh terms that he can sell at the TTS'
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
The public arc respectfully requested TO cali and
examine his assortment. He has on hand a genera
assortment of e-at .a G ~t
WINTER WEAR, IA
.ssnrl ID at all times prepared to accommodate Ma IA
friends, either with an excellent article OF Ready
made Clothing, or 10
MANUFACTURES TO ORDER,
DAT Of the,best tnstsriai and by most accomoli ,bol
workinen, any style Of garments,
81 FOR MEN AND BOYS.
y the best and most fashionable manner. Ike ia con.
Rden', IN this respect, that he can give general salts,
HIS assortment enbrases a general variety OF
SNer-Coats, Vestings, Suspenders
Sfsss 90 Psntaloons, Hosiery,
PACK DO Craysts, Undershirts,
SsrPet-paBs' together with all other articles usually
KEPT ma Genaeman's Furnishing Store, and manu-.
iacturea In The most fashionable styles. $50
THE ASSORTMENT is ENTIRERY NEw:
Il has been purchased Of uoll.ostablished ho,ise,
IN the Eastern cities, and
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-01-05

SAVE YoUR PosrAGE.-Porsons writingto
the Old World will often save ono-half more
or less, Of the postage b., using light paper.
Many complaints have bOon received at our
post Offices of rates ofpostage be-
ing exacted, especially In Switzerland, Ita-
ly and France, where except through the
prussian closed mali which cannot be used
for French letters, thc'quarter ounce scale
for letters still prevails. aa
G-The distribution Of prizes OF tho Phil
adelptia Art-Unioh will take place on Sat
urday next.
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C~ARTEn's SeAElsH MrxruRE stands prs,eminsnt
above all othcrs. It's singplarIy efieacious action
on the blood isa strengthening and yivifying quail.
Ides; It's tonic action on the liver; its thendency 70
drive all humorsto the surface, thereby cleansing
the5ystem according 10 Natures " prescription;
its harmless, and at the Same time extraordinary
good effects, and the number of cures testified 10 by
many ofthe most respectable citizens Of Richmond
Virginia, & elsewhere. must be- conclusive evidence
that there is no humbug about IT,
The trial Of a single bottle will satisfy tho most
scePtical Of its benefits.
.tsee adyeftisenent ip another column,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-01-05
Will BE WARRANTED,

lgho made oiSood material and in a durable manner
,6d a.e resPestiIIy invites his obi customers and o
at al times DO ready to wait upon them with aoo,
GOODS ArI1IEl LOWEST RATES To test his promises
no asks an examination Of his stock in trade and m,
style and quality Of his manufacture.
Lancaster, Nov. %, 1853 n ToNc