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The Immortality Of Affection.

Who in the course of his life, hath not
been so bcwitched, aud worshipped some
idol or another? Years after this passion
has been dead and buried, along with
thousand other worldly cares and ambi-
tons, he who Icliit can recall it out of lis
grave, and admire, almost as fondy as he
did in his youth, that lovely, Queenly crea-
ture, invoke that beautiful spirit from
the SHADE, and love her still: or rather |
should say, such past is always prcsen,
to man; such passion, once felt, forms
u par. Of his Who'll, being, and cannot be
separated from it; il becomes portion of
n man Of to-dny, just as any faith or con.
victiun, the discovery of poetry, the A.
wakeuing oireligion, ever Afterwards in.
fluencing him; just as the wound had n
Blonheim, Of which wear the scar, hatl
become u pars of my frame ana influenced
my whole body-nay,s spirit, subsequently
though il was got and healed forty year
ago. Parting and forgetting! Wha
faithful heart can do these? Our grca
thoughts, our great affections, the truths O
our life never leave us. Surely we canno
sepa, ate them from our consciousness
They shall follow whilhersoevor we sha
go; and become part Of their nature, di
vine and immortal. Thackdray's Esm,oaa
+ Reputation is like polished steel-it ma
be furnished by breath.
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The company owes no Bank or other
s7a7 59l 4

The Company owes no Bank or other
creditor.
Losses adjusted and due l47 so
Losses adl dlusted and not due 6,329 so
Losses In suspense waiting further proof,
or resisted by the Company 20 993 80
There are no other claims against the Company.
The greatest amount insured in any one risk is $50
000 and this being single instance by special rule OF
the Board-the general rule being not to exceed SEQ,
900.
The Company have rule in regard to tho amount
to be insured In any city. town or village nor In
regard to the amount allowed TO be insured in any one
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 goth day Of July, 1854 Simeon l.. Loomis
President of the Home Insurance Company, appeared
before me, and being duly sworm did depose and say
that tho foregoing statement subscribed by hims true
according to the best of his knowledge and belief
G. b. WHEELER,
Commissioner of Deeds.
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John WORK,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
COPPER, TIN ~ SHEET-IRCN WARE,
Lfain street, nearly OppOstethe Tailmadge-HOuse.
A GAIN takes pleasure in calling the attention ofs
~ customers and country merchants generally. to
the largest stock Of Copper, Tin and Sheetron manu-
acures ever brought to this markct He takes great
pains to keep constantly hand n large variety of
every thing that possibly be wanted In his line, and
alters himself that from his long experience in the
Tin and Sheet-IrOn Business,
If will be able to give fall satisfaction TO all who may
favor him with their work. Having practical knowl-
edge of the business, his selections arc made with a
view to durability, styl1 and chenpncss.
Manufactured to Order.
He also keeps in his employ some of the best work
men that can be secured, and always having on hand
the very best material, Is enabled to manufacture to
order nythng aud every thing desirable in his line
in good style and fair tcrms as can anywhere
bs had.
All kinds of Stoves, &c.
Never In the history Of Lancaster there an estab
shmcnt that Kept hand larger and more complete
assortment OF stoves, of all kinds and varieties. He ],
also prepared with large number of Fire Crates and
the accommodation Of his customers keeps hand
alargc quantity of Fire Brick, manufactured express
ly with view to putting up Crates, &c.
In fine, any and everything needed in his line can BIZ
secured by giving him call and at prices reason
able as be obtained in any other establishment il
the State. Inasmuch his present stock Is greatl!
superior to his former in quantity, quality variety
cheapness he feels confident that persons giving hin
cali will 20 away highly delighted and amply satisfied
| Lancaster, September %, 1871
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FURNITURE WARE ROOMS
n. TX. FiSIIEL.

ETAVING returned to he city and erected large
d building in the rear of the brick house, on the
corner Of Broad aud ChesHu square SoatA
of The Market House, intends manufacturing upon u
- large scale all the various articles .-ys,sz==51za
M of Cabinet Furniture, Bedsteads ss VI n
ISsaand Chairs. Which he will keep w
" always on hand, together with a - -
large assortment Of Cincinnati manufacture. ms Iong
experience in the business will enable nm TO nave
manufactured at home and imported from abroad the
very best of work, and he intends to employ none
bu the most skillful workmen and use the best mate
rals he atters himself that he will give general sa
tisfaction a who may favor him with ther custom.
The public are invited to call and examine the as
c,scnt ID. X. FISHEL.
n b. Repairing done on the shortest not'c, anu II
ra,sorable Lancaster, May 90.
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TIN SHOP * FOUNDRY VyARE-pOOM
James McNUannny

FTAVING established himself In the manmmclnrlng
\ A of TIN, COPPER and SHEEr-lRON WARE in
issy's Building. Door Vest Gfthe Hoeting PaHey
Bank, sprcpared to furnish the people Of this county
keeps ou hand every variety of COOKING and HEAT
IEG STOVES for WOOD and COAL, consisting IN part
of the Lion Air Tight, Western Queen.
Triumph, Buck, Presidents and Preference for wood
aud Black Diamond for Coal. Also Plouehs Plough
Shares. Sugar Kettles llollow-warc All OF the above
articles will be sold as low can be bought elsewhere
He invites citizens generally to call and eX9mins his
stock. JAMES McmhNhH''
NJ b. House sporting a. lobbng done upon short no.
tcc Old Copper Brass, Pewter and Iron taken IN eX-
| chnnrr far any Of the above articles ] Ne.
| Iaucnyter. |, 1854
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Mr.. Crosby, Secretary 6fthe Board Of Education
or this sate, says tho Maine FarMer, while attending
the Institute in ArOostoek county, wa
ucky enough 10 crib the following original poetry
which he gives usi his valuable paper, the Common
school Advocate, pHblished at Belfast, and whiel
should be extensively patroniEed The poetry ia ful
Of old aud gentle remembrnnees.
The schoois-the schools OF ether days!
Those were the schools for me,
= When. In froek and trowsers dressed,
Ileamed my \ B c.
When with my dinner in my hat,
Itrugged away TO school,
" Nor dared TO stop, as boys do now
For school mai 'anis had rals.
with locke we'll eombed, and face 50 clean,
.s33 (Boys washed their faces theD,)
3 And "stick horse" to ride upon
k.s What happy little men!
And IL traveller we met,
-af Il We threw no sticks or stones,
ad To frightthe hOrsesos they passed,
~ orbreak good peoples bones.
Bat with our hats beneath our arms,
sa,g We bent our b heads full low,
For meier the sehool-ma'am failed to ask,
@Boys, did you make bow"
Aud all the little girls with us
Would courtsey full low,
And hide their ankles meath their gowns,
(Glrls don't have ankles'now)
We stole no fruit, nor tangled grass,
We played no noisy games,
And when we spoke to older folks,
Put handles TO thSir names.
And when the hour OF school lad come,
OfbelLwe had no need,
The school ma'am's rap upon the glass,
Each one would quickly heed
Tha schsol ma'am-Henven bless sher name!
When shall we meet her likc9
She always wore agreen ealash,
calico vandyke.
She never sported pantaletS,
No silks on her did rustic,
Her dress hung gracefully around,
She never wore Il hustle.
With modest nein and loving heart.
Her daily task was done,
And true needle to the pole,
The next one was begub.
The dayswero III alike to her,
The evenngsJust the same,
And neither brought change to us,
Till Saturday fornoon came.
And then We had "spcllng match"
ass And learned the sound Of A,
The months and weeks that made the year,
The hour that made the day.
Aud on ihat day we saw her smile
No other time smiled She
Twas then she told us learnedly,
AL rsftvn A 10
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"A NEW STOCK.

\ New and well Selected lot of Groeeric
NTAVEJust been received by the subscriber, Rt hi:
z n old stand, where he will he happy TO meet his
customers and the public generally.
Groceries will be sold by me cheap and OF as good
quality be ound in ANY similar establishments ID
the city.
Ihavc just received choice lot Of Cranberies. Len
ons, Figs, Pruus, and aso n general variety Of Nuts
such as Almonds, Brazil Nuts, Coco Nuts, &c. Also
splendid lot Of Old Western Reserve Cheese.
GEORGE J. WYGUM.
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Eslnte of 81. clair Miller.

NJOTCE shcreby given, that have this day been
duly appointed Administrator ofthe Estate of St.
Clair Miller deceased. late of Fairfield county, Ohio.
All persons knowing themselves indebted to said Es-
tatn notified to make Immediate and prompt pay
mt and persons to whom tho Estate Is indebted will
present their accounts for settlement, duly auhonti-
Gated, within one yoar. ELIAS MILLER, Adm'tor.
p November ID, lS5l-IwoS
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D,ssoIution of Partnership.

NToTJCE is thereby given, that have purchased the
q entire interest OF my partner In the firm of sY'
PERT q HANNUM, ut Carroll, Ohio. Tho partner
ship exstiHg unde the above name Is thore
fore dissolved by mutual consent, this nh day of oc
tober 1854 The books notes and assets arc left IN
the hands Of ADAM SYFERT, Carroll, where he may a
all times be found ready TO settle.
The undersigned has received full Stock of Goods
which he will sell as low they can DO bought an!
whore in Ohio, Thankful for past favors respect
fully solicit a continuance of public patronage.
Carroll, Oct, s, lSJI-20 ADAM SNFERT.
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OARmOEL MILLS.

80 FENUE undersigned having purchased the Grst
E,ii: and FIGURING Mill heretofore owned by Gen.
Ii.s j. Q. Reynolds. deceased, would hereby inform
the public that Is his purpose to make this Mil what
should be, Grist mill for the accommodation of the
neghborhood in which it Is located.And having So
cured the services of experienced Miller, is prepnr
ed, he believes, to do work calculated to please
and therefore soclts patronage. .....
MAY 90, 1851 ]. RADEBAGH
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THE GREAT HARDWARE STORE.
No. GO, Main street,
SIGN OF THE PAD LOCK AND MILL SAW.
WHITE & LATTA


I'M calling the attention ofthe public to their new ad
vertisement would embrace the opportunity OF re-
turning their thanks their old friends and the puoc
generally for their very liberal patronage IN time past
and would most respectfully solicte continuance oI
the sAme as they determined to spare no enor 10
make tn pleasant and profitable 20 any and n per
sons wishing TO purchase Hardware of any DESCRIPTION
of them Feeling satisfied with their experience IN me
business aud means Of keeping up large Stock that
they can oiIer greater inducements TO the puene lI
heRt in the city rieiHy Ihey are
we'll aware of the necessity Of small Establishments
making up In blowing and putting what they lack ~ ma
ny other particulars they wish therefore to avold any
thing that kind and satisfied after receiving their
entire new stock which is now arriving daily that look
through their s1tsRsiBs sStcbHskmeRt viii satisfy any
one that the Great Hardpars Store Is the place 70 IND
what they want and at low prices. Their stock VIII con
sist in part follows;
Pittsburg Jumiata Nails, ,SPilS es & Brads
CARPENTERS and Builders will please take notice
that the new firm Of WHITE q LATIA VIII sell
none but the best Junata Nails All Nails sold oy US
will be warranted. We have now on hand,
$50 Kegs Nails, Spikes and Brads, ..
| $50 Boxes sxI0, l0xl2and lOxl4 City Glass,
/ 2CO Kegs Wm. Wood q Co.'S Pure White Lead,
| 10 Barrels Linseed Oil,
3 Barrels Of Putty.
In addition the above have very large stock oil
Building Hardpare of eyry Inscription, which Will be
sold cheaper than ever. WHITE & LATTA.
| Lancaster A pril %, 1854.
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GEORGE ID. SHOCKLEY q Co.,
wholesale and Retail Dealers i'm Boots
and shoes OF all kinds and qualities,
Ms. Groene's Block, Main Street, Lancaster, Ohio
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,ec4 THE TELEGRAPH LINE. 1855
LETThE & DR ESESACEFS,


NKTOULD respectfully announce to tho citizens OF
NS Lancaster and vicinity that they are aS usual In
receipt Of Il very heavy aud woll lsoected stock of
Spring and summer Goo
Embracing every.yarioty and style to bo had In the
Eastern market to which We invite tho attention Of
every body, ~ We intend selling cheap rs goods can
be sold We.t Of the Mountains In addition to our
large stock, will be found general assortmentof
ROCts, Shoes, BOnnets and Hats,
Parasols and Umbrellas, Looking Glasses,
Qucenswarc, Glassware, cnrpeling and Mating
Wall Paper, Bordering and window Blinds;
Cotton coverl,ta and carpet Yarn,
Batting, Wadiug, candc-wick, etc. etc.
Also, n good stock of Fine Groceries,
Tobacco Be- In short, every thing usually kept In n
store and moro too.
We would say to our old friends and customers that
we return our sincere thanks for their very liberal pa
tronagc extended during our business career among
them, and ask continuance Of the We will en-
deaVor to please and give satisfaction to all who vii!
favor us with their custom All kinds of country pro-
dce akan In exchange for Goods for which the high
est market price will DO paid May 20, 1854.
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Wanted 10000 New Customers,
In addition to the old stock on hand.
JOHN LYONS,
rLroI EGAiE AMI RCTAu GROCER

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER,
AND DEALER IN
Bacon, Flour, Fish, Salt, Glassware, stoneware, To-
bacco, Cordago, Irvine, Notions, Fruits
Nuts, Candies, &c.
NORTH MAIN STREET, LANCASTER
VNVITES the attention Of the citizens Of Fairfield and
il fitted up in superior style, door West of his old
stand and immediately adjoining the Dry Goods store
of Messrs Rnber kut2 Co.. where he Will be pleas
cd to SOC all of his old customers and ton thousand
new ones. He has fitted up in gocdst
AN EATING ROOM,
Where persons from the country having their Ladies' In
town, will hud pleasant retreat An extensive Ware
house In the rear, with nm isle leading from the back
yard to his front shop, with fine htchng place.
ALSO, FEED FOR HORSES,
Having the advantage of the railroad he is prepared to
sell Wholesale and retail for the nimbe siNpensc Ac
commodatng clerks ready TO wait on You from the
cbild's cent to the gentleman $ thousand dollars.
April 30, 1854.
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CHE OLD SLOW and EASY FOUNDRY.
Messrs. Clarke, Wright q Co.,


Messrs. Clarke, Wright & Co.,
VWAVE taken for a number of years, the Foundry
h owned by John Arney, Esq, situate upon Coiuta-
bus aud Broad Streets in the city of lancaster where
they determined TO be on hand with nll such arti
cles in their line, as tho country requires.
COAL, WOOD, COOKING AND PARL0UR STOVES,
Mnl-Gearing, Machine CASTINGS and
~SSSSHN vPLOUGHS, of various patterns, war
rssS3sasze ranted superior article, together with
all minor articles in the Foundry line.
.CLARKE'S COrnstalk and Straw Cutter,
An articles superior to all others the kind in tho
country aud one TO which we invite the special atten-
ton OF the Farmer This machine for cutting shock
for high feeding or fttening Stock will from
30 TO 40 per cent. Corn Fodder when cut Is nearly
quite equal to hay for feeding either cattle or horses
making an acre Of well saved fodder worth two
acres of the best grown hay in Ohio. They are ealcu
lated for either hand horse power. We arc also
preparing to furnish to order
McCOrmick's Renper and Grass Cutter and
| MOOTe's Wheat Drill.
| Farmers give a call Everybody give us calk
and buy goods and wares, ploughs and shares
and we will try in turn to buy your corn, your wheat
your flour, your meat your hay, your OATS your rag
bank notes, aught you may desire spare,
pots other ware. We therefore have the highest
hope, without designing any joke that you will give
liberal share Of patronage who arc determined 70
do business on the most liberal terms.
February 10, 1854. CLARKE, WRIGHT & co.
1
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WHINE HOUSE,
SOUTHWEST CoaNEa or HRoADwAy AND THRD STRrEE
CINCINNATI, Ohio.
II WINNIE PROPRIETOR

yHNIlIS new and councillors Hotel, from its location
4 is admirably calculated for the accommodation OF
the business Men, well parties of pleasure visit
ing the city. It's ample accommodations have beensre-
Gently increased by addition Of forty lodging rooms
Ncatness cleanliness and comfort the principal at
traction, and tho unremitng attention Of the Propre
tor and his assistants will insure satisfaction.
Cincinnati, January lSJi-37
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AnviIs, Vices and EBiHcIKsnith'sselIOW
Oh Anvs, weighing from l0C to 225 pounds each
| ebNg Is Solid BO Ied Vices,
| 10 pairs Blacksmith's Bellows,
| Sledges, Hammers, Borax, &c. for sale by
| Anril 90 lai4: WHITE q LATTA.
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Osnrc Ornnuc sccd nnd Plants.

Usage Orange Seed and Plants.
TEJHE undersigned have large amount of Usage Or
angc Seeds andPlants ofthc best quality surpassed
by none in the country which they will sell the lowest
market price.
HEDGES SET AND WARRANTED,
At from 30 to 40 cents per rod, with fair deduction
where large contracts are made.
HEDGES COMPLETELY GROWN,
At from I5 cents to 81 y rod the payments as fol-
lows-1s when the hedge Is set, and the balance when
II will answer the purpose of good fence
HEDGES GROWN
For what dsinterested Judges will say Il is WORTH las
compared with good fences) when II is completed.
HEDGES COMPLETELY GROWN,
At 81 TO Sl25 per rodo be paid for when completed.
JAMES SUMPTER e. CO., Dayton Ohio.
JAMES SuMrrER, College Corner, Butler county Ohio
JAMES McGRGw, Aexandersville, Ohio.
BENJAMIN LEAs, Dayton. Ohio.
Mar /, 1854. G.. MARTIN, Agent, Carroll. Ohio,
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NYAGAZIN FRANCAIS.
FamilyGrocerics, O uccnswnrv, &c.,&

ENEILX G.. BARBENCHON has become proprietor,
by purchase of the Grocery Store of II. b. Hunter
& Co., 10 which he hasjus added large and superine
variety Of Family Groceries arriving and to arrive
from Cincinnati, and other marts. In making his pur
chase he has had in view the accommodation of his
friends and disseminating public, for all seasons He
commends to their attention, among other articles, at
prices that cannot fail to give satisfaction.
CONTEMPORARIES of all kinds, for families and
parties
Candies, Tarragonla Almonds, English WalnIts and
Brazilian Nuts, Figs and dates
Jellies, and Gelaiine for Jcllies, Prunes &c.
or Famils Groceries he will only mention Phil. pow
dercd and crushed SUGAR, New Orleans do, TEAS,
Rio aud Java COFFBE, Spices, Molasscs, Golden Syr-
up, French Chocolate, Mushroom Walnuts, Tomato
Caisup, splendid lot Of English Diary Cheese and
other articles to numerous to put down here.
Not to forget, also, Liquors. Brandy for the sick and
convaescent, cigars years old, smoaking and chewing
| TOBACCO, Powder and Shotfor the Sportsman.
He will keep on hand variety of Paints, TdrRtsh
| and japan Ofhis own manufacture for the trade.
Not least, large and full assortment of QHeenspdre
Earthen ndrc, French and English Glassware al
| so, Wooden pare, Tabs, BnckciS,Se
0He hopes to obtain fair shalr oftho public favor
In his new undertaking. and looks for the appreciation
and patronage fhis friends. Having been compelled
to relinqush his former business njuroust to health
he will make fair trial ofbs, to see f will not frOa
his purse as well his health If the experiment, tC
which he will devote his undivided atcntion) does moi
succeed he will be able he trusts the public In
some other useful capacity. ,-
May S 1854. FELIX e. BARBENCHoN.
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NJ. Y, KREIDER.

Mriu street, Lancaster, Ohio,
A GEN I Tor Kpox Mutual aud Fraternal MW,u,
~ Fire snd Life Insurance companies.
December 10 1853.
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When we record our angry feelings,
let il be on the snow, that the first beam Of
sunshine may obliterate them forever.
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p;t,.hurr ruuinta Nails,spiItcs & Tsrads


April 20, 1851. WHITE & LATTA.
FOR CARPENTERS.
nLANE irons, Chisels and Gongcs, Bench Planes,
Moulding and Bead Match and Table, Hachetsa and
Hand Axes, Broad q Choppng Axes, Drawing KNIVES
Squares all sizes, improved Boreing Machines, Hand,
Pannel Tennent Ripping, Web and Compass Saws,
Cross Cut and Min Saws, for sale by
April 90, 1854 WHITE & LATTA.
WILLOW WAGONS NDBASI<ETs.
Dor. French Willow Wagons,
n do Common do do.
9 do Gig Top Cabs
do Square and Round Cloths Baskets,
10 do Market Baskets, open and cOy'd
Willow Cradles, 90
Rocking Horses and Wheel Barrows,
April 90, 1854. WHITE & LATTA.
AnviIs, vices and HBIHcIksmiti'sEselIOw
Oh Anvis, weighing from 1Oc to s25 pounds each
ebN1 Is Solid Boxed Vices,
12pairs Blacksmith's Bellows,
Sedges, Hammers, BoraX &c for sale by
April 90, 1854; WHITE & LATTA.
Farming implements.
NA Doz. Cast Steel Pol'd Hoes,
ZNB 90 do 9, and Tine Stoel Forks
SO do Grass and Grain Scythes,
do Wohord's Grain Cradles,
30 do Scythe Snathes.
so do Hay and Grain Rakes,
do Bramble scythes; &c; cheap by y,,r
April 90, 1854. WHITE & LATTA.
FELLOES, SPOI1ES AND HUBS.
WMTE have now on hand and which by our arrange
wv ments with the manufacturers, We can offer III
their bill ofprices with freight added.
$50 Sets Bent Fellows,
100 % SpOkes,
l25 - Hubs,
rs g." Rent heat Shafts Pc
100 90 Buggy Bows. -
| April 90, 1854. WHITE LATTA
Tin-Plate, Copper, Wire, &c.
co Boxes lC and IY Tin Plate.
| wv Square and 100 Plate do
| Tin'd Copper
| Sheet and Bar Zinc,
| Sheet Iron and Wire,
Copper and Iron Rivhs. by
April29 1854. WHITE LATTA.
To Carriage and Buggy Makers.
| Springs and Axes, Brass and Silver Bands, Siuml
= Joints and Top Props Enam'd Drills, Duck and Can
vass Enamd and Patent Leathe all descriptions cat
Lininss, Moss and Maleabe Iron, etc. great vaTet
other goods in that line to be had cheap at the Grsa
| Hardware Store Of WHITE LAIIh'
Lancaster, April 30, 1854.
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AW cE.

NUfHh q . W NN9
ATTORNEY AND coussGLLog AT LAW, LNNc srGR, ONO
NATlLI practice In the Courts of Fairfield aud ad
Wv joining counties,
~ may be found during business hours Nl the oncc
"t H. II Hunter, ESQ. may ~, 1854.
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schoois OF the 0Idvn Times.

Tharsaay 1Iornlng Dec. as, lsSa
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Reputation is like polished steel-it may
be furnished by breath.
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DAGUERREOTYpEs.

VNNtE subscriber has remoyedh his establishment into
his Now Rooms NORTH side Main Street, Orsr Ziak
Bfsh. and has 0tied them up In style unsurpasso
IN the West He hopes that the public will apptc cinte
his efforts to please and extend him liberal patron
age. Every thing has been done that could be done to
ensure suocessn every department ofthe art and his
pictures cannot be surpassed. V.M. GRISW0LD.
N. b. Persons wishing to learn tho art will have great
facilities for doing so here.
Hours from O'Clock A. NJ. until O'Clock T. NJ.
Lancaster, Novenib 10. le05-9e