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DENTISTRY.
aDr. William H.- King.

E0RMERLY Demonstration of Mechanical Dentistry,
" In che Ohio College of Dental Surgery at Cinclnna'
Il, respectfully informs tho citizens of Lancaster and vi
cinity, that he still continuestlc practice ofhis profes.
sion, at his old stand, and Is prepared to perform ali
operations pertaining to his profession.
All operations warrantedo comfortable, and TO render
good service. FUN set OF Teeth inserted on the prinei.
pie Of atmospheric pressure. All other operation.
skilfnlly performed.
lUToGlce, Main Street, one door East of the Eagle
Printing O1fce.a u May o, is54-3m
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,RToTICDis hereby giycps that a petition will be pre-
IN sNnted 10 the Commissioners Of Fairfield county,
at their September Sessions A. ID. 1864, praying for q
vacation afthe rold; commencing at the cor
nef OF the lapds Of Abrhm Householder, late Of Rush.
creek tow nship, deceased, and. the lands OF David Y.
Davis tpthe Northern boundary Of said lands: thence
West between the lands of John'M. johnson and the
lands of snid Davis, and the heirs OF Easaw Johnston to
the road leading from Bremen to Somerset and there
terminate. d H3 MANY PETITIONERS.
JulytaO, ISji-4wI3t
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Proposals by street Oommittcc.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received on or before
- the Fourth day Of September next, by the Street
Committee fthe City Of Lancaster, for the following
Work and Materials: ?
J. For thedeiivery Of Three Thousand Square Yards
of good Boulder Stone, suitable for Gutter paving al
certain points within the city limits as directed by the
Street COMMITTEES. * flt3 24 tH -
2. For laying down 3 Thousand Square Yards, more
orless of Bonlder Stone in a. good and work manlike
manner, unda " The direction ofthe Street Committees.
3. For furnishing and laying down One Thousand
Square Yards, more or less, of good Paving Brick
within the city limits and under the direction Of the
Street Committee.
For further particulars apply to the undersigned,
Committee on Streets and Alleys. n
F. J.. BoVING,
S, G. FOSTER,
JACOB SHOFF,
Lancaster, August "a, 1851 16 N. YOUNG.
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fMOAD NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that q petition viii be pre-
sented to the Commissioners of Fairfield county
at their Septcmbe Term, 1854, praying for an alteration
of u county road. beginning al the Marietta road near
Christian K. Kagy's and ending al the old Marietta
roadnear Geneva; beginning at the east corner Of the
bridge at William VOLTS Mn; thence east TO the limo
between William WOlfand Isaac Stcmen; thence north
along the line until II i~nteryects the old road.
July &c, 1854. MAN PETITIONERS.
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, I.oAn Mnwasw.

NToT1cEi is hereby given, that petition will be pre.
In scented 10 the Commissioners Of Fairfield county,
at their September Session, A.. ID. 1854, praying for a
vacation of part of the Lexington road, commencing
atthc Southwest cornero OF the lands of Abraham Glenn.
ems, and thence kast TO tho foot OF the hill near Voris'
Mill Pond, andiin liou thereof establish the road now
in use leading past Nofis' Mill. -
Julyg 30, 1854 4wiSt MANY PETITIONERS.
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TWO EARms rom sAln.

oFFER. for sale my farms adjoining the town of
il Baltimore. One containing l67 acres, all under
fence, the other, 1913 acres, mostly under fence, both
well improved with good farm buildings and conve.
Dient to mills and markets. Idlso ofer for sule the
Grocery building on the Ohio Canal In the town of Bal
timore, together with the large stable and lots, all now
in the occupancy Of Tobias X. CRUDE. Amy person,
wishing 70 purchase any OF the above doseribedspfo
perry win please call and examine for themsclrcs.
tG lHl 5tH JOHN CRUDE /
Baltimore, Fairfield county Ohio, Sept. Z, IS5i4wls
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County, OhiO.-PrObate Cours
6 0..a PETITION TO SELL.

Lydia DeGenbaugh, Guardian of Carolus and Lewis
d.. Deffenbaughi rs. Her Wards.
4 h the 23rd day Of September, 1854, at i o'clo blk
ENVM.s onthe premises, in Lithop6lis, Fairfield eoun-
y, ohie; VIII be sold the following Real Estate, to-wlt:
formerly called Cepteryille, which will more fully an,
pear from the Records Of said Village, subject to a
dowerof SO per year to the said Lydia Deferbaugh.
Appraised, ~subjeetto said dover, to $3.50,
Terms Of sale-one-thlrd In hand, balance one-third
In one aud two years. with interest secured by mort.
gage, LYDIA AMEN
August is. 1eJi-4wI5 Guarifnn. "a.
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TRouBlE IN V1rrARKIso.AThe Cleye-
land Plaindcalcr learns Bya private letter
that Gov. Wood did not leave Valparaiso
on his return home as he anticipated, owing
10 a difficulty which occurred between Che
authorities and some American citizens at
that port, The Governor, acting as Min
lister, had occasion'to caIffor the interven-
ton ofsn. American armed vessel, The
particulars We shall soon be able to give in
full.
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H. PETITION.
William 7. Brumfald, Executor of David Brumaeld
u++- Ls Against, -HH -.--t h
Jacob Ketner aud Caroline his Wits. Herman Edward.
aud Missouri, his Wife, aud others.
THSHIS Petition is flcd to foreclose a mortgage giver
IL by Defendant, Jacob Keiner to Plaintiff t5 secure
lhe payment Of 99l4 90, held in trust b, the Plaintif
for tAe seven Heirs of Nancy Gilmore, Of sStom III.
Defendant, Missouri Edwards is one. 1t is alleged in
the, Petition that said Defendant, Kctnpr, has pail 10
said Ilefcndants, Edward and Wits, their full dIstdbu-
tive SHARE Of said fund,
The ebjevt OF hhis suiti TO collect the sum aforesaid.
and to enable fPefitteneR 10 make dissipation thereo
upon equitable principles,
Notlceistlerefore hereby given tosaid Defendants,
Edwards and Wife, that they are required to answer
JOHN 4. DRASEE, .aioraev for Pstitioae,.
August 81, lSJf-Gw1T i-aT
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UAlsnOLL WILLIS.

- FENHE undersigned having purchased tho Grist
H5;iii IL and FIGURING Mil heretofore owned by Gen.
iA2HAJ: c. Reynolds. Deceased, would hereby Inform
the public that u j. his purpose To make this Mill what
II should be, Gristmill for the Accommodation Of the
nelghborhood In which IL Is located.-And having Sc
cured me services of nm experienced Miller, Is prepar.
ed, as he believes, to do work calculated TO pIeasc-
and therefore solicits patronage.
Maye9, 1854. Liz. J.. RADEBAGH.-
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NUMBERS in TENNEssEE.AA toll gate
keeper near Nashville, was killed on last
Sunday, by a negro, who the man caught
stealing water-melons. ~
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BREAD! BREApa RREApM
,sAMUEL nCERv

II III EsS SAMUEL HEERY1 &fs 5H9i
lKXToULD respectfully announce to the citizens. o.
Lancaster & vicinity, that he has commenced tile
bread, Light RusiS a. Cracker Making
in connection with his former baking, &isno preparcd
TO FURNISH FABTgLEES
with every thing in the above line. Having in his EN-.
ploy thebes OF bakers, he feels confident that he ear
please all who may favor him with n call.
JIG PCan athis Store on Main Street, and also at his
Bake-Honse, corner Of Columbus & Mulberry streets.
Lancaster, July Is, 1854, sr H.t D --T|T
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rntnic af petnr na.nr,

NOTICES hereby givcn, that we have this day beeu
IN duly pppointed as executors otthe EstateIo of PErEu
HAvER, deceased, late OF Fairfield county, Ohio. Per-
sons knowingt themselves indebted 10 said Estate are
notified TO make immediate settlement, and all persons
having claims against said Estate are reQdestod TO pre-
sent them duly authenticated within one year.
l t JERIAH HAVER,l ,
Sept. Q, ls54-4wt GEORGE HAvER) H1oo"o's'
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Ess-Three Russian ships laden with
Circassian girls have been captured blythe
allied fleets in the Black Sea, and takenshl-
TO varns. Six Greek vessels, carrying
supplies 70 the Russians have also been
captured and sent in charge Of prize crews
to Constantinople.
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tHs loeS afnSss TI--aiI Co., $500
thsl.xn ,bsss,ds n. Lw;nr r..,,. ~ :.
snhhsFs eys. 81 fct tbs scenes os MA
hooa sr;se 3 orr npnoorv - remind - !,
,ss u,snns. s ,.r;sr
do. the free institutions # onr countr,,
boaaht with The hlooa Of o,r tororaMa..
that blood Iwg;s6 $500 A.
L:beFsr. = von,h. v.s a..;l;,
seE. n Amsr;ean so;l and hron.h. g.,
wholesOmesfrolt u eat ~ ssbiSh = - ~. !,
wisdom. and disnei The n,;s, of IdNop
ANCR. HYPocRAcY 4ND .sI1pEp
SFITIoN tou,a,;nd ,ba r,in,I. ].
disseninatihSknowledg freely tbronr n,
channel Of our publ;o scbool.
The fair,sua pyuyress;vs co,,,so of III.
our beloved sha ofIibsrtv. has heSn ,oo,,
ed upop. by darl b.nirS,.a ooun,.;os !,
other climes. Win %serIops ;aslo,.v r.
land. who boasts. tBath,s air 4, 100 frso
for slayest h hrss IN b.slavs th.{ iii 10.
NIT Che feeble ID trpDala oo,l h.
rows, IN tie snbteg,anaan hits II Marches
tor; whilst the Lords above groun4 tsbo.
not. but reycl on the profits earosdb y tboss
abject menisls.
Revolutionary France. with. her now
ualholic Emperor, despiSes the Democracy
cat America, Russists Moustaebed A%ristoc.
tracFS Austria's Car and Prussia's King
an are down on u form of government
all Earope, is down on il, because. if ever
our principles spread, and peryade their
realms, this educated common peonle viii
Hbafl ftora their position. those who claim j
rule hereditariIy, aad live. from tho labors
of she ignorant poor.
The poor CALLED Jade who w;rcs.
most, is that old fat faced pope Of Rome
and his uuderliags. On his couch n NJ.
secret, chamber in the vatican. methinks
bis he'll bound soul would chafe to destrac.
stion, as thick and fast, the news emma
booming over tho Baltic that "Yoonv A.
merica," is wide awake. and has d;scovor.
cd his machination, and that @in,eyerv citv
town, village and hamlet, tha 6eon,s are
having their eyes opened to a sense 81 ,boir
danger which viii result from the doon
1aidpo.s Of the jesuit, and the treachorv -
the Tory Americans. The Catholic. the
sJssditrand tbs Foreigner. win an bo drivor
back, and piled But that man, or that sci
OF men, who would, for the sake Of Office
or gain, aid a frocign foe, to DESTROY our
NatioaE Liberty, should be dealt with sum.
amnrily. Letthem be anathematizod and Gu:
off from a free and honest people. Let tho
curso Of Iahmal rOst upon tho brow Of those
who in.mennnsss Of Soul wenld ,vor,h;r
rssrange Gods and bury LIBERTY. their
most holy birshright.
Oh that those who are 50 wrongly en-,
gagged. 70 infatuated, and SO sadly cratic
intheir course, would for one moment re.
feet upon what thcy did, aud upon what
they are now doing.
"a Americans of Fairfield county! at the
coming election, win you support for of.
flee, men who are bound to obey the will
OF tho great high priest Of that party which
in 1859, took 70 tho nations bosom tbo
whole Roman Catholic church bv d;v;d.
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ONE GENE REwaWD.

I'D ANYWAY from the subscriber, on the 2sth 81 Au,
IN gust last, GEoRGE w. WARREs, an indented
apprentice TO the Harness and Trimming business. |
hereby forwarn all persons from harboring or trusting
said george w. Warren on my account, psI will pay no
debts OF his contracting. The above reward viii be
paid 70 any person bringing said boy to the -undersign-
ed, but no extra expenses paid Whatever.
Lancaster, September a. lS54-3wl0 p 41-It.t
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9M TONG.

H
In ShgGer's %e~ Block, betpeeN the TaHmadge House
aud ShgGer's Hotel,
KTASjust opened n large and beautiful assort-
H ment of READY MADE CLOTHING, 10.
M gether with as choice selection OF Cloths. CASH
LII. meres and PestiRgs. All ofwhich has been select
ed with great care and with special reference TO tho
wants and lasts ofthisc community.
His long experience In this branch of business, Is a
sure guarantee that mis- stock embraces the choicest and
best variety, and his purchase has boon nsae upon such
terms that he can sell at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRI
BES.
The public arc respectfully requested to call and ex
anime his assortment. He has on hand a general as
sortmento of Hfe
SUMNER WEAR,
And is at all times prepared to %eommodat his old
friends, either with ur excellent article of Ready made
Clothing, or TO MANUFACTURE. TO ORDER. out of
the best material and by most accomplished workmeu:
any style Of garments, FOR MEN ANDBOYS, in tho
best and most fashionable manner. He is confident, i'm
TINS respect, that he can give general satisfaction.
His assortment einbraces a general variety OF
Linen Coats, Nostings, Suspenders,
Dress do Pantaloons, Hosiery.
Carpet-bags, together with all other articles usually
kept in a G~entlcman's Furnishing Store, and manufac-
tured in the most fashionable styles.
THE ASSORTMENT is ENTIRELY NEW;
Ithas been purchased ofwell-established houses in
the Eastern cities, and nil DC Darrantsd, 10 be made Of
good material and ina durable manner.
He respectfully invites his old customers and others
to call this new establishment, where he will at all
times be ready to wait upon them with GOOD GOODS AT
THE LOWEST RATES. To test his promises, he asks an
examination sfhis stock in trade and the style and quail
ity Ofhis manufacture, r. TONG.
Lancaster, May 5, 1854. a* ~
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NlARRYED,
DIED.

On Tuesday Evening the 5th inst, by the Rev. J. A
Startling, MI. ANDREW JACKSON YANAWAY an
Miss SARAH ANN LEAHNER, both of this city
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NOTICE.

HBURSUANT TO an order of the Probate Court of
Fairfield county. Ohio, we will sell by public ven
due at the Court House in the City Of Lancaster, in said
county, between the hours of 10 O'Clock, A. a.. and 4
O'Clock, =. M,
On Monday, September IS, 1851,
The balance due ON a decreoof the Court Of Common
Pleas ofsaid county in our favor as Executors OF the
Esiute of Jacob Huber, sem, deceased, against JRcob
kimnlins, estimated at the sum of 1851 40, ON the Ist
day of April, Is4i aud subject to the interest from that
date. Terms Of sule-cashin hand.
II. p. ASHBROOK,
JOHN FREED,
August 10, 1sj4-5wl5 Executors.
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HE CHOLERA AT MoSTREAL.-The
Montreal Herald, of the 2ahd. inst, pub.
lishod a statement of the rayages Of the
cholera in that city during the present
season, and also a comparison Of the
deaths during the year 1889, 1885, 1849
and 1854, The numbered deaths in 1889,
for a period of twenty-five weeks, was L.
995; in 1895, in seven weeks, 913; in
l849, in seven weeks, 1885, and for eight
weeks in 1854, the deaths were l,186.
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PEENsYLyANIA,-Tbo fact is daily be-
coming more and more evident that the
.ansi;N Nebraska ticket in Pennsylvania, at
the head of which stands the name of Judge
PoLIocK for Governor, will be elected by
a sweeping majority. Alta large and en-
thusiastic meeting of the Democracy of
Sullivan county and vicinity, an able
speech was made by Hon. DAVID WILYor,
after which a series. of resolutions were
offered and adopted With great auanimity.
The following will be specially interesting
at this time. If all the Democrats yo:e for
Pollock, as these men pledge themselves
to do, there will be a mighty poor show
for Mr.. BIeLER about the FL Tuesday Of
October.
RESOLVED, That inasmuoh as Judge Pol
lock has declared explicitly, that he is in
favor Of re-enacting the law which prohib-
tied slavery in territories north Of thirty-six
degrees and thirty minutes north latitude;
and also in favor Of the manumission of any
slaves illegally held there, he occupies a
position so much more just and liberal than
Gov, Bigler, that (without indorsing the
cautious address Of the Wing Central Com
mite we esteem it our duty to give Judge
Pollock our full and active support in the
coming election,
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N. Z. KREIDER,

Main street, Lancaster. OHIO,
"A GENT for KNOX Mutual and fHstHrmiA fniui
a Firp and life Insurance companies, 4
,Daeember 10 i95a.
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EsrIt has t~rauspired that The. oldest son
Of the Prince of Prussia, (heir to the
thrope) is to marry the Princess, Royal of
England when she is sixteen-which will
be in a little more than two years. Her
father requested lcavcto let the lad pass
the interval in England. where he might
acquire the language and study the laws;
but the King, of Prussia has peremptorily
refused, plainly declaring that England
was a countryof which the less was known
by a Prussian prince the better.
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II usE arrived BY express, the largest sioctsof Rhnl
Al nets ever tsfeiyed "a LHptas,sr ineledlnt c1ln
ss INA rs 4; sssssA 1-ss y Rslsl ReE Z & ll
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1t is the motive that, more than anything
else, renders an action good or bad. How
ever fair the look of an action may be-, if
the right motive be wanting, the action is
hollow: If the motive be a bad one, the ac-
ton is rotten at the core. Who cares for
an outward seeming, or show of friendship
or affection, unless the heart be on the same
terms? Who does not prize a rough out
side, when il covers an honest inside, more
than tho most fawning fonduess from a
heart that Is cold and false? Thus it is
right to insist on the principles for their
own sakes, because the principles give
their value to the action, not the action to
the principles, for they are dross. The
principles are gold on which is tobe placed
the stamp: and, ifthe gold is not good, the
stamp will be-dofcctivc.
What meal is pleasanter than a sabbath
morning breakfast at home, in the bosom of
your family? The bright sunshine streams
through your curtained windows, the far
off sound Of holy bells, is waited upon the
breeze, and before and around you are the
sweet smiles Of those whom you love-
The cares Of the world are temporarily for
gotten, and a brighter and holier feeling
draws upon your heart. You experience
in the full sense Of the word that The Sab
bath is a day Of rest and prayer, and the
holy influence Of the time and hour makes
you a better and happier man.
Tbe rising generation requires this:
that when they perform o secular action,
that that action should first receive the
cooperation Of their own Judgment
And when they perform am action which
relates to God or a human being, that act
must first receive the approval oftheir own
conscience. These two rules are beyond
price; every human being should cherish
them as. life is cherished,
Take the hand Of the friendless. Smile
on the sad and detected. ~Sympatbise with
those in trouble. Strive everywhere to
diffuse around sunshine and Joy. If you
do this you will be sure obe beloved. (
He that will sell his fame, will also sell
the public intcrest.--Solon. e U
To make too much haste to return an
obligation, is a sort Of ingratitude. Roche
toucdald. .o p 90 2a Jir
Gratitude is a duty none can be. excus-
ed from, because it is always at Il own
disposal Mary'on.
Praise from the common people is gem
orally false, and rather follows vain per
sons, than y%irtuous ones Bacon, 8ao
He who receives a goodzturu, should
newer forget it; he who doesione, should
never remember it.--C hanfony nlooe nE5
-saItsis with the followers at court. as with
followers on the road, who first bespatter
those that so before, and then tread on
their heels.-Swin.
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GREAT
John WoRK,S TIN SHOP.

JOHN WORKS. TIN SHOP.
YENHE subscriber would respectfully beg leave TO call
the attention ofhis fellow citizens 10 the fact that
the manufacture Of Nf1tn - snbs SIS
Tin, eheet-zron and Copper.Ware,
And is prepared to sell at tho lowest possible rates,
every thing that can possibly be needed IN his line. His
shop Is Immediately opposite the 7aHmadge4 House,
.MaiR Street, Lancaster, Ohio, where he constantly
Keeps on hand a.large lot Of Stoves
ofcvcry description, consisting ofcoal and cook
stoves, from one 10 thirty dollars. HI also has 10, 2
and 0 plate stoves, box and wood do, and a largo num-
Der OF coal parlor stoves, common and fancy CRATES, sc,
all Of which he will sell as cheap as any house West Of
the mountains. He invites his old customers and fell
low-citizens generally to come and examine his stock
before purchasing elsewhere. JOHN WORK
Lancaster, s%eptember g, ls53-Iy toe.la.rf
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TIE MrSSEsoTA LAND FRAUD.-A Min.
nesoa paper thus plainly speaks Of Che late
fraud perpetratedby the Clerk ofthe House
of representative in altering an important
word in the Minnesota land bill
Since the passage Of the bill, we have
heard i whispered among knowing onosl
that it was all righe-that the friends sol
the late bin had been sold, and The first
operators would take the lands under last
winters act Of our Legislature. Uutithis
recent .expYsure, however, we little un-
derstnodth the nature of the game that had
been played, We little dream that the ra-
pacious harpies nd-speculators who labor
ed so s~trenuously last winter for the pass
age of an actby which they should make
tlleit fortune at the expense Of the, terrific
ry, would descend to such despicably low
cunning and meannessMsuch treacherous,
Indian warfare as 10 sneak into the Clerks
room and alter an engrossed bin, giving
the charter to parties for whom It was
never intended. If we ever entertained
any doubts about the corrupt means used
to pass the charter through our Legisla-
ture, this finishing stroke has removed
them ALL
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.AILsaR oAp cARelARE IN,
M, sMALLEY,

M. SMALLEX,
HAS Just received his SPRING and SUMMER sup
u il ply OF HATS e. GAPS ut his old stand, opposite the
Taitmadge Hoase Main Street, Loheasfer, Ohio. His
stock has been selected with care and embraees
Every variety OfB0ts Cnpe1 ~
ande China and Pedal Straw andLeghofn
Hate; Men, Boysand ChiIdrena Palm Loaf, from lax TO
37kr-Aso Men and BoyhsFur and WqoIK ossuih Hats,
Boys and ChiidrensF aney HINTS, which VIZ be Sold AZ
the loEest prices 1eghorn Hats washed and hlehched
at tho shortest notice. H-Dout forget The plaee.
Mays, 1854, NJ. shTAIEBr..
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NToTlCE Is hereby given, that the Directors have
IN mado q callfo the payment offs per upon the
stock sqescI iptions % thIs s9mpeny,. payable in 90 day
Lancaster, Mayl7, le54.-TPkagle copyl woeks.
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GiLARK's Commentary on the Ola and New fcsfa-
Smeut, for sale at the city cook store.
April 81, 1854. b. CoNNELL Agent.
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TTANcY Articles in great variety, for sale at the city
~ book store.
April ~, 1854. b, CoNNELL. Agent.
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GOODS AT NEW YORK. PRICES.
IWKAylN6 resolved tos close out our OF
III. SQntfEk GQopEaw q hereby notify Az nersQns
wn1Ring CoodAhtNew York prices, Tint We have DE-
lTtRMINB1 ahd WILL s6lton our extensive stock at
ltnSA low rates e shflipsoFe neeepthlq 20 ne public
1ttkfn1s a stetDfe al Thflbhs nabtnB good, hadbst.
efcan promptly. .s.f WHtTE1r. dnIuhtAN@
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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-07

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