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CHAIN PUMP

HH ~ VT
m he undersigned In offering to tho citizens Of Lam
casterLnd its vicinity this valuable mode ofrais-
ina water from e~isterns and wells. and feels confident
he can render satisfaction TO all reasonable persons
wantingthe article; having made some valuable i'm
proyemcnts in the Curb, Reel, Roller, in turning the
edpe the buttons on the chain, which adds mateTi
slly 10 its durability and ease in raising the water
thew are applicable to ~eisterns and wells ofordinayy
depths and when properly put up, are less liable tc
get out Of repair than any other method OF drawinl
water. Some ofthe
Important Advantages
ofthe above principle, consist in keeping the wATET
PURE by agi alton caused by the revolution Of the
chain when in motion, and the reaction of the watel
In falling from the tube when the reol is stopped, II
getting the water cold and pure when drawn, in dis
ooensing with the valves, which are liable to get on
Of repair in the ordinary pump, and in not freezing il
winter. which also prevents the tube from craking
thew raise the water As easy ifnot easier than an!
other mcdaniel principle
The above article Is WARRANTED to be ofgoo'
materials aud we'll put up or they will be removes
and no nav or roconpense asked for thetrouble.
Thankful FOR the liberal patronage already bestow
ed. he will;endeayoT to render an equivalent to al
who employ him Referencet to any or allfor whom
he has done work. Shop on Main street, Connel'
Row. above the Eagle Office. G. F. BEVERLY.
Lancaster, May 10, 1853. 2-ly.
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TEEThi TEETIIN TEETH!M

Hrs. CRIDER g. WILLIAMS DENTISTS-Or-
n TIcE opposite the Tallmadge House, at the old
stand, Those having decnyed teeth, as we'll as those
who have no teeth, are invited to call, with the as
surance that they can fill carious teeth so as to save
them and render them useful during life. Artificial
teeth inserted. from one to . full set, on gold plates,
and warranted to answer the purpose ofthe natural
organs in the most satisfactory manner. Being per-
maneutly located in Lancaster those having work
done viii rot inenr the risk incident to the employ
ment oftransiont Dentists. They do not feel dispos-
ed to Gil teeth partly with tin foil, and thon finish the
plug by inserting q slayer Of gold on top, and then
al men. Of great note and pretensions have been doing.
June 10, 1862 6m6.
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VHR CfTY BARBEH SHOP,

JAMES Halls JOSEPH BLAEcHARD.
fthe Former baSing formerly shaved under
Shwilsris Hotel. have established themselves na
City BARRIERS ON Columbus Street. oppoaile Mrs,
reecher,s and near Slump's Swan Hatei, and
ealeloIiy address the generous public In the
lfipvins ipes;-
The PupLic knaR. the PuHLlc 'ell
Who shave them clean, who shave them Wen
No wonder that our Shop j. found
The best Of all the Shops arOuad,
Where we. 10 spite ofsnyious carpera,
Oficiaie as CITY Barbers-
With highestskilI and razors keen,
Our work is ID our custum seen,
So pleasing 10 b egenilemen.
Hhey're very sure 10 come again
just ask. who best can ct them all
For private party or for ball:
To 20 10 church, and be while there
The ndmiraiion OF the fair;
To chat with Indies al their home.
Or glad attend them when they roamf
The answeris-ana all combina
It's HALL & BLANCHARD take the shiue
We fire no braggadocia rackets:
We shave the face and notthe pockets!
We cut the hair in the lntest style,
And nsc h fashionable nil.
So sweet with ev,ry Paris charm,
1t takes the ladies' hearts by Storm
We have periumery for sals
As rich. as Ceylo1's spicy gales.
The finest IN the. marker sold
Aud worth its weight in precious gold.
Come one, come 81. WIN need our aid,
And heipthe City Barbers' trnde-
We know our logic mist preynil: =
The LAEcAsTERIAss never fHii.
Lancaster, Ohio. Sept. IL, 1853,
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BosroH, March 1.-The Andes proceeds
10 New York and after dischaFging her car
20 returns again TO Boston 10 take the mail
to Liverpool
The sieamers eheytered BY the govern
ment are the HaTbinger, HydasPes, and
Queen OF the s ruth.
LoMBARDy.-Great excitement prevails
in Lombardy. Raditsky has issued a proc
tamation to arrest al persons spreading false
reports. Much excitement throughout It.
taly.
Dispatches nom Trezidam state that
Schamyl on the 28th ult. was marching
with 10000 men against Keakatila, an inn
portant military position Of the Russians.
LoRDoN.-A new reform bill was introduce
ed into the House Of Commons on the 18th
by Lord John Russell, the details of which
were distasleinl both to conservatives and
liberals.
Lord John Russell stated to the House,
the arrangements made between the Eng
lish and French Ambassadors as to he
course to be taken by the combined fleet,
and said that Government had no reason to
be dissatisfied with Count Orlofss mission to
Austria, the effect Of which was to secure
the neutrality ofAustria in case of war but
il had failed.
1t is confidently announced that the
manifesto signedby Nessslrode is shortly
expected at Vienna, in which the Gear will
announce to the world his final Intentions,
A camp OF 10000 men was being formed
/ on the sea Of MarmOra near ConstantiuopIe.
! Gen. Guyon had commenced offensive
operations in Asia against the Russians.
I Kalafat was invested by 10000 Russian
: troops.
The Gar had given orders to use every
effort to drive the Turks out of Lower Wal
lachiaiwithout further delay.
o PARIS I6th.-The Bourse was very firm
A report that the Emperor Austin had de
# clared that he would make common cause
v with the Western powets If 1.-THE Russians
d crossed the Danube produced an important
e rise in the funds. Threes closing at 69@
e 10; tours and a half at 96@969
VIENNA, Feb. l0th.--Detuils of a confic
c at Gwasgevo on the 9Th Of February, hat
reached here; 800 Turks with eight guI
: boats and four sailing vessels crossed thu
g Danube early in the morning, and landed
,r near the quarantine buildings, arranging
il themselves in line Of battle, wnen two bat
n ~talions Of Russians opened a murderous fir
lasting three hours, and forcing the Turks I
Is retreat to Lutzechuck. The Russians ais
e suffered severely.
The Andes passed the Cambria going in
n to Liverpool on the 18th, and in the lrsI
Channel passed the steamer Atlantic fror
+ New York. The ship Mary J. Stewart, G
= Rocklune, from New York for Havana, wa
fallen in with on Feb. LIST at sea in a sink
" ing condition. The crew was taken of an
i. carried into Liverpool by a ship from Philu
delphia.
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ladies, Read Thisi
Weakness ofihe Limbs and general debility cured by
using the Oxygenated Bitters.

BosroN, Feb. 10, 1880 Mcssrs Simpson 4 Reed
During the winter Of 1880, Mrs. Stiles suffered
much from palpitatlon Of The heart, weakness In the
limbs, and general debility, She consulted an emf
nent physician In the city, without obtaining relief
friends, with the hope ofrecovering her health; but
neither the change Of air, nor the medical advice she
obtained whie absent, gave her relief, and sho 70.
turned after an absence ofthree months, without re-
lief, and almost without hope. At this period, she
was advised TO use the Oxygenated Bitters. and OBJ
tanned . bottle from you Before using II, she could
not walk the shortest distance withoute xhaustation
Aiter using tho Bitters a week. she walked from the
Chelsea FERRY to Henry Pottes' store, on Washington
street, and back again, without Inconvenience She
has used three bottles, and has no hesitation In say.
Ing IL isthe only medic inc that has Afforded her relief
R stEsREpTSlHITf sSf'rN Co, w ShSoLl o bESSSis s.ssf NJ
20, Merchants Row, Boston. General Agents,
lFPrice 81 per bottle-six bottlrslof sb.
Dec. Id. Soldby KAUFMAN 4 Co., Lancaster.
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TaE ALLFcED FRAUnAr LANCASTER, Pa.
1T was stated in our teieGraphic repor $ a
fow days ago that Judge Vendersmith and
Gen. Gen, Lord, Of Lancaster, Pa, who had
been held to ballon the charge Of perpetrat.
ing frauds on the U. s. Pension Office, had
disappeared. Itappears their bail had been
increased from $4,000 to 81. 900 each. The
sum total Of which The Government has been
defrauded, Is said % be upwards of $4,000,
Of which Judge vendefsmi,h is said to be
the principal recsiver--his supposed share
being fully wv .thirds. Ten females are
said to be connected with the fraud.
The mode Of operating in these frauds,
is said to be must Ingenious and deceptive.
and the accused parties are among the
wealthiest and heretofore most respectable
clizens Of Lancaster,
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS.

coFFINsI g. ooFFlNsa
TIME subscriber has associated with him MI l. y
j. HALL. in the undertaking business ms eranei
ofthe business willhereafler be conducted unoer th'
firm name Of 4 HALL They have a goos
hearse and horses always ready to a, end lnneeais
constantly on hand, al styles and seizes Of Coinn
ready made, so that they will be ready, TO furniSI
them in a few minutes notice. They viii prompt
attend funerals any where in the county witrow OK
ira charge This method of keeping them on ham
will enable them to furnish them at reduced prices,
ECKERT & HALL.
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A NEW STOCK.

A NEW and we'll selected lot Of GROCERIES
IA have just been received by the subscriber, at
his old stand. where he will be happyto meet his
customers and tho pubic general ~.
= Groceries will DO sold by mo as cheap and ofas
good Equality, as c an be foundin any similar estab-
fishmcnt in the city,
/ havejust ecel1eda choice lot Of Cranberries,
Lemons, Figs, Pruns, and also ageneral variety
Of Nuts, such as Almonds Brazil Nuts, Coca Nuts
Sc. Also, a splendid lot Of Old Western Reserve
Cheese. GEORGE u WYGUM.
Lancastsr. Feb. :. is5a-A0
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ROAD NOTICE.

THERE will be a Petition presented to the Com
missioners Of Fairfield county, Ohio, at their
March term, praying fcrthe laying out and establish
ing A county road, beginning at tho southeast corner
OF christian Ruch's farm on the Pitcher road; thence
on the line between said @ Ruoh and Solomon Ruch,
continuing on S. Ruch's limo to the northwest corner
thence on the line between David S1itler and T.P.
,.,i rook; thence to the Newark road, on or as near
ttha iIina ~ r..cticable betwcenR Emick III, Freed
Thomas or 5samueiH Anderson and Baltzer Rntter.
lam II, iS54 May PETITIONERS.
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Top RelIfounder for Sale.
FARM o SALE.

I'M behalf Of the Literary Society OF st. Joseph's,
Il tho residuary legatee In the win Of the late VIII
liam Wiseman, deceased, ] will offer at public sale
at the court-honsei In Lancaster, on Saturday, March
IL, 1854, at 70 o'clock, IA. the farm well known as
m. late residence Of said .Wiseman, adjoining tho
town Of West Rushville, Fairfield county, Ohio, and
estimatedto ~contsin one hundred and one acr,r.
Also, al same time and place In Lot No. 10 in tho
town Of Rushville
Terms Of sale -One-third in hand and the residue
in ore and two years with %in'ersst.
CHARLES ID. BOWLING, ...
President ofsaid Society and Executor of the VIZ!
Of William Wiseman, deceased.
February %, 1854 M
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Nn ATHEW MYER. a nonresident, will take no.
IVA tice that Lot Ensey h Co, have this day filed
their petition against him, in tho Clerks Office ofthe
court of common pleas for Fairfield county, Ohio,
praying for tho revive Of a judgment obtained a.
gainst him in said court, at the May Term, lS47 and
upon which there remains q balance due ofSSt7 81,
Feb. 8, 1913 with the cost Of suit, which said peti.
tion willcome on to be heard at the next Term Of
said court. HUNTER h GARAGHTY,
Jan. 26, ~lS14-6ws8 Attorneys for Petitioners
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IToY For the mammouth Meat Market.

tAOI FOR tne Hiamhiouth Haoas 'h"'A
EEyHE subscriber invites the attention q the citi-
zens of Lancaster and vicinity ITO his Mammouth
Meat MARKET, on Main street, second door East Of
CIv,s Hotel, where can DO had at all times, meats
Gy5gsA such as,
.YT- BEEF. FORK. SAUSAGEs, PUDDING.
reduced prices. Call and see for Yourselves before
purchasing elsewhere and you will be convinced OF
Tie above facts. Thankful for past PATRONAGE and a
continuance ofthe same isrespectfully solicited.
December Is. .S53--4m II. CLARK.
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On RECEIVED THgs DAY.
.EA AT LANES GARAGHTVtS

0Nsl1N III Oh WfED NNHANuI I . - w
Watch-M ake and JeweIry EsthblIshment,
A Fresh 4 complete assortment Of the latest STYLES
IN Of Sold md silver Watches, Clocks ofan
endless variety and Of the best and largest assortment
Of everything in the Jewelry line In the city Of Lon
caster, all of which u shall not alone warrant in re-
gard to quality, but cannot be surpassedi in price even
by calumnious competitors, In connection with the
above articles ! have also on hand q most splendidlot
Of Aceordcons, Victims. Violin bows, Music-boxes, a
heavy stock Of Pocket cutlery. Colts and Aliens Re-
volyers, Portmonlcs. oRrd-cases, Spectacles, chains
and guards, and Thousands Of other fancy articles.
Thankful for the liberal patrorge have received,
solicit a further col tinuence Of the same, expecting
from an onlightencd public that they will try me be-
fore beiag misguided by men Of no veracity what
ever. In conclusion ! would say. that any article ]
warrant, If mot good, the money shallbe refunded.
VT JAMES GARAGHTY,
April2o. 2docrs Easss 9 Hockiag Valley Bash
GTsTelegraph copy
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ROAD NOVICE.

NOTICE ia hereby given, that a petition will be
In presented to the Commissioners OF Fairfield
county, at their March session 1854, praying for a
vacation Of a part of the Road leading from Lancaster
to Kratzer's Mill in Liberty township, to-wit;
beginning at the Basil Road near Kratzer's Mill on
tho section line; then through the lands OF Peter
road and there terminate.
Jan. IA, 1s54-37 MANY PETITIONERS.
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Attention Carpenters.

CEALED Proposals will be received by the sub
- scriber, at tr Aldred's office. up TO March list,
for the rebuilding Of a STORE ROOM AID WARE
HOUSE, in davenport, similar to the one lately
destroyed BY FIRE.
NrPlan and specifications can be seen, and other
information had, by calling on the subscriber or at
DR.. Aldred's Office. WIN. SlOOHH
Havsnsrort, Feb Is, 1854. t1-
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Estate Of Robert Brown.

NOTICE is hereby given that / have this day
N been duly appointed Administrator De boaos
non on the Estate Of Robert Brown, late of Fairfield
county deceased. All persons indebted TO said Es-
tate arc required to make immediate payment, and
those having elsims against said Estate will present
them, legally authenticated, within one year.
Feb. "a, 1854 J. r. MUMAUGH. S
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To the Public,

HNOR Eighteen years past we ihAvo transacted the
IL mercantile business in the city Of Lancaster. and
have never hal a general settlement with those who
at prescntas 70 require aid from those whom we have
often assisted In dRysgone by Pleaae cali and ssttle
your notes and accounts al our countiIig-room. and
thereby save hard thoughts, and still continue the
smiles and the friendship heretofore extended to YOU.
lancaster. Jan. %, 1884 REFER 8 KUTZ.
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Estate of Phillip Embich.

FNToTICE Is hereby giving. that I have this dav,
In been duly appointed Administrstor Of the "a
tato of PHrLIp EMBIcH, deceased, late Of Fairfield
county, Ohio All persons having claims against
said Estate, will present them legally authenticated
according TO law. within one yoar-and person know
ing themselves indebted arc requested to mako i'm
mediate payment. SAMUEL BERRY, Adm'tor,
LANCASTER. Inn. u. lHbi-I w36.
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS.

HAVE removed my Office 'front.' allmadge's Block
to Fosters Building. second floor, and continue to
give my undivided attention to tho settlement and
collection Of claifns in Fairfield aud adjoining counties
Lancaster, Nov. %. 1852. JR MUMAUGH.
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WASHINGTON. March 2.--Hous.-Anbill
was Introduced granting the right OF way 10
three Railroads across Public lands from
commercial points in California and Ore
Ron.
Ehesattlers ask leave TO introduce a res-
yletloH requesting the President to open no
gDtiutious with Peru either for the purchase
ofone otthe Chineha Islands. OF for the alb.
ostion Of the Peruvian Monopoly--noI
granted.
The House then went into Committee OF
the Homestead bill.
In the Senate Mr.. Clayton spoke on III,
Nehrask bill and said he would vote for It.
wo persons from Buffalo Indicted by
Grand Jury Of Washington for Bank swind
ling here ore 10 be demanded by the Govern
o. Of New York aud a reputation has gont
~ for them to-day.
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MATHEW MYER, nonresident will take notice.
IvA that Z. Gardner and Daniel Fahnestock, have
his day filed their petition , gainst him inthe Clerks
Office of the court Of common pleas for. Fairfield
county, Ohio, praying forthe revive Of Q j~udgrnent
obtained against him in said court, at the May Term,
1841, and upon which there remains a balance due
Feb. 8, 1848, Of Sl755tA9, with the cost Of sait, which
said petition will come on TO be heard It the next
Jan, Is. is64A6waS Aitofncys Tor Petitioners
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Nniine.

A Tiny instance, an attachment was this day issu-
IA ed by Jacob Embich, a Justice of the Peace of
Hooking township. Fairfield county Ohio, against he
property credits, moneys and effects Of ThomlsR.
Sill, a non resident Of said county Of Fairfield
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.AsSInNEE- N0rICR.

NOTICE is hereby given, that Christian NJ. Bee
4 y ry and John Jenkins, for themselves, and Christ
ian M. Beery and John Jenkins as partners under. the
,eemher, 1860, make assignments to the undersigned
ofAll their property Real and Personal. in trust, for
the benefit Of their creditors generally. Persons know
ing themseives indebted 10 Christian M. Beery, or
John Jenkins, or Beery 4 Jenkins, will call at my
Ofbce in Fosters building and make PAYMENT ~
lancaster, Dec. 81 1853 J.R MUMAU CHI.
U'Esgle & Telegraph copy and charge this office
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G. H. SMITH, MERCHANT TAILOR,
Main Street, Lancaster, Ohio, opposite
the TaIImadge Block,

G.. III. SMITH, MERCHANT TAILOR,
Main Street, Lancaster, Ohio, opposite
the TaIlmadge Block,
HAS just received his FAIL and WINTER sup.
III ply of R~cady-gTnde Clothing, together
with q large and beautiful assortment Of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES. VE$TINGS, Sc.
His stock has been selected with great care and
embraces every variety Of Ge%ntlcmen's Wear. His
Ready-made Clothing Is made of the best material
and In the latest styles, and his stock Of Cloths and
Vestings will be manufactured to order in The most
approved and fashionable manner He has In his
employ the best Of workInen and in every depart
ment he intends to excel.
THE LOWEST PRICES,
Will be maintained. While he intends to sell the
best OF Goods and put out nothing but the best OF
Work. no intends. also, TO dispose Of his stock al
prices that will convince the most ~skeptienl that his
establishments the CHEAPEST IN TmEc1rY.
He will also keep on hand or manufacture to or.
der, every variety of
BOYS CLOTHING.
Which viii ,also,bc sold at the lowest rates, Forgood
and cheap Clothing, for Men and Boys, Of all deserip.
lions, he Intends TO establish a reputation for the
FAIRFIELD COUNTY CLOTHING STORE.
Asths cheapest in the city; and no invites all who
wish to purchase TO call and examine his assortment,
as he is'coufident that no can otfer them superior In.
ducoments to any othor,
lie has on band a beautiful aud excellent ssscrt-
NuoHt " plDNtIf- eHappHutlsg ilObsg nlOCk3s rIlhHu=
kerchiefs, Cravsta, Umbrellas, Trunks. &c.
REMEMBER TIE PLACE. between Reber, Kutz
& Co'sStore and John Lyons Grocery with the words
CLOTHING STORE,
Over the door IN largo letters. Call and SOC for
yourselves. lie VIII take pleasure in showing his
stock, as he is confident that he can please all who
wish to purchase. His stock ofclothing is m~anufac-
turod under his own supervision, and the utmost
care is cxerted 10 have II oftha very bestkind.s'
PREPARE FOR WINTER!
His stock Of 0VER-c0ATS and other heavy
goods have been selected with special reference to
the comfort, convenience and adjournment Of his Gus.
toners, They can now at very little cost provide
agAinst the chSngeable weather Of this climate and
render themselves comfortable. Every one should
call and examine this portion OF his stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
MR. J. w. T. SINGER,
One OF the best cutters In the Western country, has
been employed in that department, and cannot fail
to please all who wish good fits, neat and fashionable
and not at tho expense Of comfort.
The stock ofcloths, C%a7simeros, Vestings, Ready
made Clothing, &c, is warranted equal to any in the
market. and tho beautiful variety Of styles and
fashion cannot fail to please every taste. Call & soc,
Lancaster, Oct, 90. 1863. GEO. II. SMITH.
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~lJoSATHAN PETERS,
JosEPIf A. FRIEND.
EFFTNGER, WHITE q LATTA.

TNagain calling the attention of the public totheir
L Fall advertisements, beg leave to remark that
nearly four years ago they commenced business
with the determination to be governed by the Prln-
ciple of LARGE SALES and SMALL PROFITS. Thatwe
have strictly adhered to it, is shown by our great
success, and the fact that our sales this year amount
10 three times as much as they did the first, and to
the great and increasing popularity Of our house.
VIC are not only selling double the amount OF goods
Of any other establishment, but our prices are far
lowerthan they with their limited trade can posi-
bly, afford to offer them
The attention of all classes of Mechanics H. re-
specially invited. Our present business facilities
and az arrangements with Manufacturers and Importers
enables us to offer them greater Inducements thii
Fall than ever. You can purchase from US al
descriptions Of HARDWARE needed in your differ
emit trades at the I0pest possible rates. We are GER
tain that all the Biacksmifhs, carpenters, Buggy
Makers and Soldiers In the county, If they con
suit their own interest, will become our customers
A close examination OF our LARGE STOCK N Low
PRICES before purchasing elseS. here, will save then
a handsome per cent. And they will find that b!
purchasing their Hardware entirely from US, tina
thsy will do ss well as they possibly could have
done in Cincinnati or any other marketin Ohio
EFFiNGER. WHITE Il LATTA.
Lancaster, October %, 1853 %
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Disaolnfinn Nntinn.

TIME partnership heretofore existing under tho
j firm Of RonIssoN & TRoUT has been dissolved
~ mutual consent. The books and accounts Of the
firm are - the hands of, N, RonINsos, who is aul
thorized o settle The Same. j N. ROBINSON.
Feb. IA, 1854, VIM, :. TROUT !