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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-30
BOSTON BOOK STORE.
WHITES BLOCK, 45 TTAIN STMEEE ,
LANCASTER, OHIO.

THNH subscriber having re-nttcd tho East Rssn IN
n Whites Block, Main Street, would an
nounce to the citizens of and Fairfield Cous-
", that he viii open on Monday, June 9th, of the
largest aud best selected stock OF BeSks Stationary,
WaH Paper and Music, ever offered in this county,
His stock OF School Books will bc complete; comprs-
ing as II does all those in use in tho Unisn Schools in
this CITY, and In all others in Fairfield County and vi
hcation,
Arrangements have been made with the Eastern Pub
llshers 10 forward all new works soon q issued.
complete assortment OF IReolsgieGl and ssIIstk
School B0sks OF all Denoanstions will be found hore
and any ordered not on hand, will be procured At the
shortest notice. -
A good stock OF Laa, Scientific and Mechanics, works
always on hand.
Stationery in this establishment will be Of the bost
quality being purchased at OF the best importing
Houses In .NeD York.
/ The stock of Wall Paper, Borders and Window
Shades will consist OF all styles and quates-ths pa
per ranging from 10 cents 10 81 ,g5 per bolt.
French Plate Oil Paintings and Engrayngs Of ALI
, Gilt Picture Frames
Bibles, Prayer Books, Testaments and Hymn Books
ofa Recommendations, and all quality, may Sc procured
at reasonable prices.
Legal Cap, Letter and Note Paper ofall qualities and
styles.
Mourning Paper, Envelopes Rewards Of Merit, Ad-
dress Cards Of al Styles Drawing Books, Paint Boxes
Steel PENS Gold Pens Of all styles supernne Sealing
Wax, Waters, Ink Stands, Portfolios, Writing Books,
States, &C. &c.
This Department will open with Tro Hundred Pissss
lust Published in the Eastern Cities, and will be repen
ishod MonthIg and Cireuiar containing List of Mu-
SIC VIII Our weeks ana dellYcreu 10 our
| Musical Friends at heirresdences. 81.
Onr assortmentis composed OF compositions from the
following Authors, viz: Julien, Gotschak Wallace,
Strakosch and the great Western .MusieiaR, Henry
Kleber. Music Books bound TO order.
| ID. b. NUDGE having for the past eight years beeH
connected with Publishing House in Boston, MRsSa-
chuscts, hesaes not in assuring his friends and the
public that in the selection and purchase of the above
stock his facilities are enabling him to sell
at EGsfsrH Prices, which he guarantees TO do.
Teachers Country Merchants and Others will ind Il
to their advantage to call and him. the low puces
| cannot fall to please ALL
The folowinglist orMonthy Magazines will be found
upon counter, and will be furnished by the YEAR
or singly, viz:
Frank Leslies Ladies' Book OF Fashions. f1.
illustrated Magazine of Art, 90 EngrayinGS
| Godey's Ladys Book, Harpcr's Monthly Magazine,
Putnem's, Graham's, Peterson'S do.
Knickerbocker do.
| Also Gcason's Weekly Pictorial,
Flag OF our Union, Yankee Notions, &c.
One of Glbert's Boston Pianos be Seen al thI
Establishment. d. b. NUDGE
Innc June q. 1874
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The burning or the IsschmoMd
,Thca,rc.

al was but a hoy, and lived in the city
OF Richmond, Virginia. when the theatre
was destroyed by lire in December, 1917,
an seventy five persons persisted. had
u brother older than myself, who resided
there AZ the same time. During the day
which preceded the fire, he approached
me, handing ma dollar, and saying he
supposed | wanted To attend the theatre in
he evening On my leaving home 10 reside
Iiaths city, my mother had charged me not
to 90 to the theatre; this told him, add
ing, emit disobey nay mo,her. Upon
his, he took back the dollar he hal given
ME, expressing much contempt for my
course. Twas willing indeed, and even
anxious to retain the dollar, but no. as
the means Of violating my mo.her's com
mani tef5
mi Lht came AM my brother n tended
the theatre, accompanied by young
1 lrdy OF the ci'y, 10 whom he was shortly
tn he married. retired o .belat an casly
hour, an knew nothing of the fire untilaf-
ter sunrise. Fhen | learned that my
brother in his efforts to save her, had mar
rowiy escaped death. This bereavement
was 10 Lin source ofoverwhclming grief.
and lie kept his room closely for nearly a
month Afterwards. He never subsequent
Ily sai langht to me in reference to til.
theatre or rs to my course in refusing c
attend"
The above was relred to me by DR.. F..
now an esteemed minister Of the Gospel il
North Carolina. Notice, l. The theatre
was new to him md he might have made
this - plea for going. 9. 1t would hayt
cost him nothing, the price of admission
being p oTerel him as gift. 3. The ex
ample Of an older brother was before him
and presented a strong induccment to go
} a. His mother was at some distance from
the place, aud it was very likely that sh
would never have heard Of her sons disc
, beIence. But the noble boy firmly ad
hcrcd To his resolution, Il can't disobe,
= my mother" The voice Of Col seems
. have blended with the mothers charge
{ thus restraining the footsteps Of her son
r and in all probability saving his soul a
5 we'll as boly from DEATH Am. Mes
seng1r.
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MAGAZIN FRANCAIs.
FamiiyGrOcorics, ,Quocnnwnr.,tec q ,tec.,a


E-NEILX G. ,BARBENcHoN has become proprietor,
by purchase of the Grocery Store of II. B. Hunter
& Co., 10 which he n.sust added large and superine
variety of Family Groceries, now arriving and to arrive
from Cncinnati and other mats. In making his pur-
chase he has had In view the accommodation OF his
friends and discriminating public, for ali seasons. ne
commcnds to thcir attention, among other arscles ~
CONTEMPORARIES Of all kinds, for families ana
parties.
Candies, Tarrngonla Almonds, English WalnIts and
Brazilian Nuts, Figs and dates.
JciieS, and Gelatine for Jcllles, Prunes, &c.
OF Famils Groceries he will only mention Phil. pow
dercd and crushed SUGAR, New Orleans do, TEAS,
Rio and Java COFFEE, Spices, Moasses, Godon Syr-
up, French Chocolate, Mushroom Walnus, Tomato
Catsup, splcndd of English Diary CAesse, and
other articles to numerous to put down here. ..
Not to forget, also, Liquors. Brandy for the sick and
convacscGn, cigars years old, smoakng and chewing
/ TOBACCO, Powder and Shot for the Sportsman.
He will keep on hand variety of Paints, YarnisA
and Japan of his own nufaeture for the trade.
Not least, large and full assortment of QReensiodre
Edrthsn pdre, French aud English Glassware, al
so, Wooden mare, Tabs, Buckets, &c.
IT 7HO hopes to obtain fair shair ofthe public fayo
In his new undertaking and looks for the appreciation
and patronage ofhis friends. Having been compelled
to relinqush his former busnessas nuriousto health
he will make fair trial OF this to seeif 1t will not froa
his purse well rs his health. If the experiment. IL
(which he will devote his undivided attention. does no
succeed he will be able he trusts TO serve the public
some other useful capacity.
May 1854. FELIX G. BARBENCHoN.
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CIncUsEs AND NEGRO CoScERrS.--Pa-
rents and guardians,do you realize to what
n fearful extent this class Of entertainments
so called) is YiIiating the tastes and de-
PRAYING the minds of your children? Many
Of them now seem to think more of learn
ing to turn somersetS or hand springs than
OF storing their minds with useful knowl'
edge; more of playing cdstineis than OF
learning to write or cipher; and much more
ofsinging foolish songs, than of learning
10 read or declaim we'll
Many teachers are doing all they can to
resist thia tide Of evil and degrading inau-
encss, but sill the work Of decentralization
goes on. /! is no! confined to any partic-
ular class--it affects those of every rank
Is not the evil ofsufliciont Importance to
demand your serious attention? fit is
not soon arrested or coun,eracted, it may
be forever too late to prevent ills 3ruinous
consequences. Even now, so general a
mong boys is the fondness for initiating the
performances Of the clown aud the Ethio-
pian minstrel, that tho visit Of a circus or a
band OF singers, is sure 10 spoil a school
for tina: week, and greatly 10 injureits use
fnlness for weeks aflerward. - 'ournal Of
E3a alton. 1.a efer.
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(oRIGlYAL.)
Certificate of Authority.

Certificate of Authority.
ITO expire on the 3ist day OF January, 1859
STATE OF ONO, AUDITOR OF STATz's OFFIcEl
Columbus, Sept S, 1864.
Whorcas, The Homo Insurance Company, located at
the city of New York, In the State of New York, has
lied in this office statement of its condition.
required by the first section tho act to regulate the
Agencies Of Insurance Companies not incorporated by
the State of Ohio" passed May j. 1854:
And whereas. Said company has furnished the un-
ersgnod satisfactory evidence that II Is possessed OF
1t least hundred thousand dollars OF actual invest
I'd in stocks of ut least par value, In bonds mort
Cages of unincumbered real estate worth double the
mount for which the same is mortgaged:
And whoreas, Said company has filed In this Office
written instumont under Its corporate soal signed by
ho President and Secretary thereof, nominating aud
the transaction of tho business of Pro and Inland In.
urance, and fully and unreServedly authorizing him
to acknowledge service OF process for and behalf
aid company conserving that service of process upon
him, the said gent, shall be takon and held to be az
valid II served upon the Company according to the
laws Of this Statc or Of any other State, and waving
al claim of error by reason of such service:
Now, therefore, In pursuance Of the first section Of
tho regulate the Agencies of Insurance Compa.
MES not Incorporated by tho State OF Ohio,' passed
May 1st. 1854. | William ID. rgan. Auditor of said
Stata do hereby certify that the said John D. Martin
transact the business ofFire and Inland Insurance. in
this STATE until the 3ls day Of January, In the year 1855
20 far rs they may ba legally empowered so to do by
his letter disappointment, and the instructions which
may be given him by said company.
In witness whereof, have thereto subscribed my
name and caused the seal of my Office to bo af
H. S. Gyed, this 5th day of Sept, in the year Of
Lord ono thousand eight hundred and nf!y
foGr. WV. d. MORGAN, Auditor.
Sept. c5, ISSl--2l. r...
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successinLire,

There is tale In the history Of the
House Of Brunswick, that teaches a lesson
to daily toilers after Standing and reputation
as well as to that class Of arstocracy
swho,s pedigree traced to oarth, earliest years,
I,longer than anything ei'o but their ears
During the troublesome times of Charles
|, country girl went to London and ap-
piled for a situation rs servant maid but
not being successful, finally became en-
ployed as tab girl in brewery. The brew
er saw the plain. modest industrious girl,
and her attention to business both won bis
respect and sympathy, and soon after he
married her. While sho was yet young
and pretty the brewer died. leaving his
wife princely fortune. Mr.. Hyde. (af.er-
wards Earle Clarendon was chosen as a
lawyer to settle the estate. Mr. Hyde, lured
by the vast fortune took the easiest way
to secure it. snd married the widow. once
the tub girl of the brewery. BY this wife
Mr., Hyde had ono daughter, who became
the vito OF James III, and mothor of Mary
and Anne. Queens Of England. Thus on
one side the boasted blood of the, ,illustrious
House Of Brunswick k'arose from poor ser.
rant girl, whom in latter years the family
would scarcely deign to spurn with their
foot, and yet one in talents ard honesty for
thor superior. 1t
There Is something Of q moral in this
circumstance that may be studiedwith prof
it. Do not despise your poorer relations,
for though scant of money and worn by
want, because there may canine Of wealth
of true feeling, under the dirty waistcoat
brown faced Iaborer. Though they do
not wear boots shaped to the exact model
OF city fashion. they certainly have an e.
l,stc honest tread of which mincing dam
dies should be proud. And if thcir laS'
is n bit or moro tidy and rough, there is 0
nough genuine warmth in their hearts, tc
make even rags endurablc, and thaw the
frigid pride OF place and make them true
lords Of creation
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InebrIcty.

When this vice has taken fast hold Of a
man, farewell industry--farewell TO all
things worthy Of attention---farewell love
OF yirtuous society-farewel decency OF
manners--and farewell to even an allen-
tion ofperson. Eyerythingis is sunk by this
predominant and brutal appetite. In how
many instances do We see mon who have
begun life with the brightest prospects be-
fore them, and who have closed il without
any ray Of comfort or consolation? Young
men with good fortunes, good talents. good
tempers, good hearts, good constitutions,
only being drawn into the vortex OF the
drunkard, have become, by degrees, the
most loathsome and despicable OF mankind.
In the house Of the drunkard, there is no
happiness for any one. All is uncertainty
and anxiety. He is not the same man for
one day alta time. No one knows of his
outgoings or his incomings. When he will
rise or when he will lie down to rest. is a
matter wholly of chance. That which he
swallows for what he calls pleasure, brings
pain as surelyas night brings morning.
Poverty and misery are in the train. Tc
avoid these results we are called to make
no sacrifice. Abstinence requires no ait
to accomplish il. Our own win is all tha
isrequisite; and five have not the will tc
avoid contempt, disgrace and misery. wc
deserve neither relief no compassion.
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FURNITURE WARE ROOMS
ID. X. FISgIEL.

NHAVlSG r,turnod t0 tas city and erected large
q hnildng In tho rear OF the brick house, the
aornsr Of Broad and Chesnm Streets SQUARE SouA
of tha Market House, intends manufacturing upon q
- large scala oil the various articles ,u-,r.Ysr.cp
"a of Cabinet Furniture. Bcdsteads EsSs5S ~
Es7and Chairs. Witch ho will keep
~ lalways on hand, together with ~ 20
largo nssorttn ent of Cincinnati manufacture HIS long
experionco in tho bushes. will enable him TO have
manufactured at home and imported from abroad the
but the most skilful workmon and use the best mate
rias he nnttsrA himself that he will give genora Sa
.fncton 10 nI who may favor him with ther custom.
Tho Dublir arc invited IN call and examine the as
sortncnt The entrance to the rooms Is upon Broad
Strrst' d. X. FISHEL.
the noatsa, and most workmanlke manner. Charges
| reasonable. Lansester' SlAJ ~.
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LIYER COMPLAINT.
Dyspe5sia, Jalndiee, Chronic >or Tsruors DeBiH
DISEASES of fhe RidRevS,

Dyspe5sia, Jaandiee Chronic >or .Tsruors Debility
Diseases cf he Kidneys,
ND all diseases arising from disordered Liver or
"a Stomach: such consumption, inward piles, full
ofblood to the head aeidity of the stomach nnu-
sea- hcartbuan, disgust for food, funcss weight in
the stomach, orucations, sinking futerng at
the pit Of the stomach. swimming OF the head, hurried
and difficult breathing uttering at the heart choakng
or suilocaon sansauons when in lying posture, dim
of vsio dots webs before the sight, fovcr and
dull pain in tho head deficiency ofporspraon yellow
limbs etc. sudden huscs Of heat, burning in the esh
onsant nagnings ofevil * great depression ospirits
CAN BE EFFEcTUALLY CURED BY
Or. HOOilaud's Celebrated German Bitters
Pre7 arei By Dr. c. Jackson, at the Geraa Medicine
J. Store, No. 100 Areh Street Philadelphia.
Thor power oyer tho above disessosis not excelled
il oqnallcd, by amy other preparation In the United
States, the cures attest, In many cases aiior skul
These BItlsrs are worthy the attention OF nvaLs.-
Possessing great virtue in the ratification of diseases OF
the Liver and lesser glands, exercising tho most saarch-
ing powers weakness and objections of tho digestive
organs, they are, withal, safe certain and pleasant
% Read and be eonrfneed.-F. KEssELMEIR, Jowelcr,
Wooster, ohio December end, 1851, said: 81 embrace
this opportunity ofinformng you of the great benoft
have derived from the use Of Dr.. Hooiand's German
Bittcrs have used them for chills end fever and dis
ordered stomach, and found relcfn every case They
the best remedy for dsordercd stomach, Think in
p. FoLry, bloomfield. Ohio. October !, 1852, said:
Wih feelings gratitude take my pen to inform you
of the ncaleulnble benefit have derived from tho use
OF Hoohand's German Bitters have used them Tor
tho Liver paint and take pleasure in recommends
ing them the public as the safest and best remedy
now in usc.n
The Editor OF the WOOster Democrat, May 6, 1889
said: "IIo1and's German Bittcrs-This invaluable me
sine is daily performing cures ofthc most remarkable
character we do not speak OF this medicine without
a knowledge of its efficacy, We have tried u III oui
family and find II to be the only thing needed In lite
complaint or dyspepsia. -
odIER 4 CLiRKE, Cambridge, Ohio. Novomber II
1852 said By those persons who have used your Hoof
lands German Bitters they considered an invalua
| bic remedy for dyspepsia" -.
NT9You should 6ear in mind that these Bitters arr
ENTIRELY VEGETABLE, thereby possessing advantage
over most of the preparations recommended for simi
! lar diseases. ,-t .t. =
For sale by Kaufman e co.; r. Katb, Rushville;
D. Walkor West Ruslvillo; Porter Sr Weirson, Iytho
polls, and Dealers in medicine every whore.
1 npcen,b,r IS51-Iy
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EFMsfortunes that have already hap,
pened cannot be prevented, and therefore
the wise man, instead of wasting his time
in regret will sot himself to work to reeov
or his losses.
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EOlcE %. sUOCItLEY a CO.,

Z q
Mrs. Greoue's Block, Main Street, Lancaster Ohio.
J1ne 5, le54.
GEORGE ID. SIIOCItLEY a CO.,
YTAVE Just received and are now opcuipg at their
extsnsve establishment. tho largest aud most gen
q = era assortment OF boots ~ SIAOcsN
Er ever broaghtto this city, & being ereiH- "a
- sfre,T In this line, can and nil sstf atseA
priesr IL tAGH oAer hORse IN orOnf Of marx e.
S,tfd stock consists in partof i. ret.-t -rt
D caSps Mu's Youts and Boys wcar, suc., Patent
Leather, FrSnchcalf Oak tannedcuif Kip aud coarse
h5ots, rH- H-f.a .H f.f
Mems Patent Leather and Congress GaiteTs,
oxford and KoSsuth Ties, Pumps and slippers.
very large stock Of Goat, EnRmellrd, calf Kip and
coarse brogans from so cents 10 $40 per pair,
Youths aud Boys fine and coarse boots.
PateEt Leathor calf Monter and EuaneIisd Leather
broyans from 10 cents TO 81 por pair.
The Ladies'. Misses aud Little Ones are largely Provid
ed for In their line;
sG comprising Ladies' Gaitsrs OF all coors, al
FROM 81 to Se,50 per pair,
Morocco buskins from 20 cents to sl,50 per pair,
Slippers from 20 cents 10 81 psr pair & all other knd'
IN endless variety and proportonably loN prices,
Misses Caters Fancy Jenny Lind, Goat, Enamelled
JsatheE aId calf bootsNs.
Thousand pairs chldrens boots and shoes, all kinds
ard Mt all prices at from l2 cents to rs cts per pair
| GEORGE d. SHoCKLEY Il co. ntond neither tC
blow nor hra@, bat mark what they they are tht
largest dealers, hrve the largest stock In tho market
and win sell at ratSs dsfying all competition.
| n-PComa zee md try and buy. ..
( In addition 10 tha above, we will manufacture 10 or
der any articc that be wanting IN our line, and re
pairing done in the shortest possible notica
/ Boot AMI SIaOc Finding.
/ We havr nlso a largo assortment OF Shoemaker
Kits and Finding Of all kinds, which wewili sell low
I er than any other houso In the city.
GEORGE d. SHoCKLEY co.
Tn
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With love the heart becomes fair and
fertile gasden, glowing with sunshine and
warm hues. and exhaling sweet oders; but
without it, it is black desert covered
with ashes. sl1 = 5.ls
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The Company owes no Bank or other
creditor.
Losses adjusted and due 14T so
Losses adjusted and not due $3.50 50
Losses In Suspense waiting further proof,
or resisted by the Company 20 993 80
There are no other claims against tho Company.
The greatest amount insured in any risk is $50,
OOO and this being single instance by special rule of
1OO
Tho Company have no ruc in regard to the amount
to be insured In any city, town village, nor In
regard to the amount allowed to be insured in any
block; these depending upon circumstances.
The charter OF the Company Is annexed.
S. L. LOOMS, President
State OF New York, -
City and County New York,
On this 20lh day of July, 1854 Simeon L. Loomis
President of tho Home Insurance Company, appeared
before mo, and being duly sworm did depose and say
that the foregoing statement, subscribedby hms truo
according TO tho boat Of knowledge and belief
C. b. WHEELER,
Commissioner OF Deeds
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Usage Orange seed and plants.

Usage Orange Seed and Plants.
yENHE undersigned have large amount Of osage Or
4 angc Seeds andPlants the best quality surpassed
by none in the country, they will sell the lowest
market price.
HEDGES SET AND WARRANTED,
At from 80 to 40 cents per rod, with fair deduction
where large contracts made
HEDGES COMPLETELY GROWN,
At from rs cents to 81 y rod the payments as fol-
lows-k when the hedge is set, and the balance when
Il will answer the purpose of good fence.
-.f HEDGES GROWN. ass
For what dsinterested judges will say II is worth, (al
compared with good fences) when II Is cOmpleted.,
HEDGES COMPLETELY GROWN,
At 81 to % ger rod to be paid for when completed
JAMES SuMpTEn, College Corner, Butler county. Ohio
JAMES MoGREw, Alexnndersvie, Ohio.
BEEJAMIN LEks, Dayton, Ohio. ,ft
Mar ], 1854. G. MARTIN, Agent, Carroll. Ohio.
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CITY OF LANCASTER;
a,hursaay EIorn:ug Nov. go, lsS1
srnatean a Young LassIe do VS. an
Aula Nam!

WHAT can young laslIe, what shall young iaS'ie,
what ean a young Iassle do WI an amid maHs
had lack on tn. psnuie thal tempted my Minnie
To ssslher poor Jenny for silIet an Ian!
, Hc.xlways eomplcenin frae mornln toe'sn:n,
he hosts andhe hlr,isslhc weary day lang;
Hs's doylt and hes dozen, his buid il isffoEan,
o. drcary's the night VII a crazy auld man.
Hs hams and he bankers, he frets, and he eankers,
never can please him, do a thai can;
Hsa peevi,h and Jealous Of a tbs young fellow;
o, dool on the day Imcs VII an auld man!
Ny suld auntio Katie upon me iakos pity,
III do my endeavour 10 follow her plan;
I'll cross him! end rick him until Iheart-brAAk hin
And ,heu h,s auld bgasS Will bay III, answ ian.
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Bo always frank and true; spurn every
sort OF affectation and disguise. Have the
courage to confess your ignorance and
awkwardness, Confde your faults 10 but
faw 80 - - 49, "
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TIN sIoP & FOUNDRY ~ gAnE-aOOu
Lames NacnTrnnmY

ETAVTSd established himself In the manufacturing
n Of TIN, COOPER and SHEET-IRoN WARE in
GissyT BriidiagyOns DOorWest c|ths Hoeting pdtisV
Bank Is prepared to furnish the people Of this eout
with every thing that may bo needed In h!i line. he
keeps on hand every variety Of COOKING and HEAT
ING STOVES for WoOD and COAL, conslAting IN par
of tho Lion Air Tight, Western Quagn. .. i.l e
Triumph, Buck Presdcnti aud Prcfrrcncc for wood
and Blnok Diamond Tor Goal. Also Plough, Plough
Shars, Sugar Kettles IIoow-ware. All Of the above
articles win be sold low can be bought elsewhcr
He invites eitizonS gcncrny to cnll and examine his
stock. JAMES McMANAMY.
N. r. Housc.spoutng lobbing done upon short no.
Llca. Old Copper Brass, newter ard Iron taken in
change for any of the above articles. Me.
| Lancaster, may ], 1854 '' .'