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Jud.ciai Election Notice.,
Secretary's Office.

Secretary's Office,
nE, n Madison, Feb. I5,,' 1855,
M oTfEE, is hereby given, th"t an Election
Nv WILDE heldin the several towns u wards of
the State of Wisconsin, Oh the first Tuesday being
the 3dday Of April N xi. for the election Of an As
sociafe Justice of The Supreme Court in place of
Samuel Crawford, whose term Of service will or
pire OIL the last day, of May, 1855, Said election
to be conducted aud returns made in accordance
with the provisions Of all act entitled an net cen.
corning the election Of Judges, (chsp SO General
Laws l654,) approved March %, 1854
ALEXANDER r. GRAY,
mrsn3S Z Secretary OF State.
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TAX SALE NOTICE.

CoUSTY ThEAsrRERs orFIcE Konosha Co.. Wis
..- city Of kenosha, Februai y Is 1855 ,t
NOTICE is hereby given that much of each
described lots parcels
that purpose WILL the second Tuesday April
succeeding days, be sold Public Auction Conr
House, in the Cof Senosha for the of
est and charges thereon for the year lSf Sale
at O'Clock in the forenoon Of the day above mentioned
.sESg aosoaaC City of Kenosha. sssg ,i.uax
.t.--,.y First Ward. - -. Is
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Part Recommending at e corner Thereof
thence n Z #; W tow line thereof.'s 70 8 line;
on line to the beginning:
Durkee's Western Addition
2 Lots % p - and the hf Of Lot g Of ssea
Flsk,s western Adaition

The follo,oing are in s. n. Or. sec 81, t. 2, r 90
g. s. in block l. blocks s. all bk within limit Of
city All Of TX u except Lots 9 and THAI portion Aksn By
Bcot Railroad Company; all Blk IL Lets5
Of lots sd bk taken xenosha
Beoit Railroad Company; lotsl 2s 80 g. in block II;
niece line Of West Main At the
cornsr IA in Fisks addn thence hne Of 10;
in sd ID: Of Lot line Of w Main
thence n 10 the beginning ..r. 2 s-ss .
land Ms BrOnson henee to iire sf Darkee
ern Adm sd line TO its intersection with the
i:ne 81 Market s thence sd line 70 the beginning
- Second Ward. 1.e.
IN. E,tor;nx IN s. E Or. See. 30, Z. . e. ~ 4
'A The or b IS ar and n hf o. the sc or OF
B. 80 hf the following described land viz
commencing the line of sd B. 81 rods Of the &c corner
thereof thence rs thenee rds; SIS Tds rds 70 be-
Fart ncing thereof Is rods ots corner
thence fsrds themes rds: " ~ rdss rds-BSls
Fat OF eotaTaeneng line Of sd b. = rods OF Wfor
ner thereof; thence 20 rds 20 rds: rds-B 81
Part efcomnenenE The sd B. q rods OF the
beginEng-B. 81: sstiTt- SsfTs7a #Rts-ss $40 =
Lot in block 81; Lots s. Blk 81 Lots 2 lin
hk 56 block S the and the or of hk 40 the "
Of bk al bk IS; hf of bk az the
or blk the thee hf Of arr snd the
Or Of hk So Che e ths So 1855 she
last 6ezcyihed omitted lSt, tks e.tk LsN
Es q ID n Let 6cfssR tsW 38 8EgsfsB as43
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n nj ne or com. ID rods
w Of II c cor. Of said a..
thence W 20 rods, $ so
rods. Q 20 rods. N so rnds
sec,6, range 1871 acres.
n centIe n W or bound
ed . by sc. line, e by
Ludington, 8 by French,
W by Porter, in sec. IS,
range 22, 5 acres.
bounded e By Pike ri.
yer, il by d. aAd Mann.
W and $ bs Mann. in sec.
70, range %, 10 acres.
SPIT " hfs W Or except
J I Shepherds 3 acres
and ii Whitney's ! acye,
except also lands known
as lot / block 6 Fisk's ad-
dition,, in sec 81, range
90. cou. 435 acres.
one acre e Of C Synes
=
% rods n 10 s and 8 rods
g to West, in S W Or sec
81 range %. con. | acre.
beginning SO rods W of
S e corner offs G Or, II 40
rods e 40 rods, n 40 rods
" so rods, S 80 rods, e
~ rods to beg in sec, 36
range D , COP 235 acres.
beginning % rods S of
u e corner or n W Or. W
A, rods, $ % rods. { Al
rods, n 9s rods, ID 80,
range %, con. 6 acres.
beginning 40 rods $ OF
n e corner n W or s W or.
thence S 90 rods, W l6
rods, n 90 rods, e rs rods
in sec 81, range %, con.
2 acres.
beginning n e corner.
S " qrn wqr thence $ 40
rods,w l2rods n 40 rods,e
II rods, ii sec 81, range
20 con 3 acres. Is:
). part Of D e Or of sec.
com. 80 rods W Of n e CDR
Of said Or. thence " 90
rods, s go reds, e 20 rods
sns9 rods. being re asses
'sessed for the taxes OF
1852 ana 1853, in sec. 6,
range % coz 10 acres.
sEs sisssIea8 II sieg
a gfsgsfg 4ssssag,
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xt.pu0R ELECTION.

AS CHrEREDb by the ty council IN aeeyfqaFse VIII ,es
held several this oily on the First Tuesday Of
F5u Thousand Doas shall be levied and collected The
sns b pned al the SAME time aud places and the
FJetiop IN generally annual
ctions The qualifications Of tkis
Of Freehold Estate or occupancy q lots upon eas
the words For Tax. sAiAss Tax.
Kenosha March b. 1855, 80 c. G. SHoLES, Mayor
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II. Agos vi ,tIfE ..xiE4E H slt q l.YOuJ
,s u Large armies of Pigeons, Tor a day or two
past, have been flying south over the city. This
Is rather an unusual occurrence when the grouad
is frozen aud covefed with several inches OF snow
Cannot our weathcr-wise friends draw an inference
therefrom. ssoR 20 sgaflob y3a.sF sxy.-s...s,
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Farmers will find their profit in, examin
ing the advertisement in another column
with reference to Corn Planters, These
machines are highly recomended-- we
have heard persons who have used them
speak highly Of them. !. = -eL9..-aL-d 49,.
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80 - saa
81 Edward Fl. Rudd, is candidate

~ Edward Ell. Kudd, IS Candidate
forcityclerk The deacon Is one ofthe eldest
residents in our city. and in addition 70 be-
ing highly ornamental, has proved himself
one of our most useful citizens Should his
ambition in.his respect be gratifed, tits safe
to conclude that The same Industry and abil-
ity which has distinguished, him in other
walks of life will be carried in Q this place.
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EE See the card Of Mr. Mattocks IN an an
other column. Mr.. Mastocks isfrom Vermont
and is oncof the family whose name is in
corporated with the PublicrIIistory of,thai
state, We are gratifed to welcome him as
acitizen and commend him to the general
confidence e. 'sa'9' Isss 20 h'os % Ivy %.
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GJ' MIR. Cahoon has this day deposited in our
office, specimen stalk Of his Ssedling Pie Plant,
(r glass jar preserved IN ALCOHOL The growth oil
last year, Of the following dimensions: IS inches
Tong, 81 inches wide, 3 inches thick leaf % feet
in eircumfe renee, wdightS 81 pounds,whlch can be
seen by those cnfious in such matters And ii is
proper to add mentioning this remarkable growth
that so far from the plant degeneratipg or showing
disposition tosit increases from year to year; and
next year doubtless. We shall have an opportunity
70 chronicle still larger specimen. ~, !; s..e,...
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i La CITY BANK :,
2 iIgg s-----00U----- n, ana za.
RATES OF EXCHANGE.

The City Bank OF Kenosha, will sell Exchanges
on New York City al The following raies:g nt,o.a
For Currency. one per cent, premiums. gaI a
Eastern Notes and Cain one halfper cent pre-
MUM. assE- ,s.aA asatWM a3
Interest paid on SPECIAL Depositss.
q Q j g 1EF 4 u 5. R.ISGO IF Cashier.
June, 1854. n47-lyl
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IL Those familiar with such matters, and entire
" competent to form a correct opinion, inform us
that the prospect for affair crop of Peaches theeo
ming suipner, in this section, Of country,is gosd,
with not much probabttytliat any such 'vic;ssi
udss of weather will occur as to- destroy the pros
pect; We call this gratifying intelligence.
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CASH
MUSIC AND PIANO STORE
HORACE WATERS.

...-.- .No. 333 Bro0aWdy, NeW York.
Opposition to monopoly. - Muse at Greatly TO-
.,. duced Rates
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II

T. J. COLEMAN. Banker, GO Mall Street, u. Y.
G. s. RoBINsa& Sow, Banksrss 50 NaliSt. Nj Y,
Gre. SSITH, & CO.. Chicago, H.,
ALsx. MtrcuKLL, Milwaukee, wis. Bmas
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u ~ . "a NJ tASe pes ~
65>l00 acres th ereof.
deed TO B. 5. Sheppard
and recorded in the reg
office city Of Kenosha
April S, 1854, sec. 10
81 35-l00 acres. B','- 81
W pit S W fr qr W side ri
yer, except 60 l5-l0C
acres of Il, side " pt.
W fr or W side river, sec
81, 43 s5- 100 acres.
whenfIaid.
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DRUG EMP DRUM.

Observation-Disclosures sGmEyTs
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Part Of comm eaefiig at the wcornerth
OF; thence on thew Hue 10 It; thence par ]
with the line - l-2 It; thence par. with W
| line to the line of the saIae; thence w On the
line TO the beginning: Il r., ..sl v.errst+.N ,
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n bf ne or com. 80 rods
w Of II c cor. Of said a.
thence W 20 rods, $ so
rods. Q 20 rods. N so rnds
sec.6, range 1910 acres.
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Tolon z, Range 81.
pit n i,f W hi : " FI1 6
S W or a 6e
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Lot ( and e III Of Lot sin

7 e HT77--|
Part Recommending at the " corner nf $,
Lot; thence q q #; thence II TO sc corner Of 10
i2 " on line of Lot IL to W line of Lot
thence to the beginning: -.f-. d..
Part of--eoinin en- cling at . W corner thereof
thence on line OF same a f.; thence n par
with line "a #; par. with line to W lin
thereof; then CO s to beginning: - 49,
Part of-coIamen cing n the corner of Sc
Lot; thence on n line Of "a me23 Il; par. will
the W line 81 It; thence to line thereof
thence to the beginning; ssassas s,f~-sr~
k Hft of the " side Of &C., -. q
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08
TIL MEOD RE TONG,

MEhCHhNI IAlLOh.
In ShgFer's Men Block, 6eipesn the 7allmadge House
and Sh@gcr's Hotel,
a. NWASJ Just opened large and beautiful assort-
IN nent Of READY MADE CLOTHING, to-
M gethcF with choice selection of Cloths. Cass-
Ill mares and Vesings All OF which has been select
cd with great care aud with special reference to the
wants and tusts ofths community
His long experience In this branch OF business, Is
sure garanoe that hs stock embraces the choicest and
best variety aud his purchase has been m6e upon such
terms that ho can sell at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRI
BES.
The public respectfully requested to call and cx
anime his assortment He has on hands general as
sortmento of
SUMNER WEAR,
Aud Is nt NIL times prepared to accommodate his old
Clothing. or to MANUFACTURE TO ORDER, ont of
the best material and by most accomplished workmcn,
any style Of garments, FOR MEN AND BOYS, In the
best and most fashionable manner lie Is confident in
this respect, that he can give general satisfaction.
His assortment embraces general variety of
Linen Goats, Vcstlngs, Suspenders,
Dress do Pantaioons, Hosiery,
Sack do Cruvuts, Undershirts,
Carpet-bngs, together with all other articles usually
turod In the most fashionable styles
THE ASSORTMENT is ENTIRELY NEW;
Ithas boen purchdsed ofwcll-cstnbllshed houses In
the Eastern Cities md pH pdrranted, to be made OF
good material and In durable manner.
He respectfully invites his old stomcrs and othors
TO call al his establishment, whero he will at NIL
tmos be ready to walt upon them with GOODS AT
THE LOWEST RATES. Totest his promises, he asks an
examination ofs stock In trade nnd the style and quail
lty ofhs manufacture. Il. TONG. .
Lancaster, May 5, 1854.
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CLOrHINC EMpOnIuM.
itiusns ofLAnsa.tsr q POI son. fl ON the Country
GEORGE II. SMITH,

GEORGE II SMITH,
NORTH SIDE MAIN STREET, LANCASTER, OHIO
TTIHE attention of persons wanting clothing is re-
III spectfaiiy called TO the Immense assortment oi
Mems, Boys and Childrens. He wishes it understood
that Garments o asiss are eonsfGRty kept an rs ss-
tabhsAmsHf, and that he has hSed principles which
truthfully all articles sold by then and If, amer the
purchase, parties not satisfied, the garments may
be exchange, or the money will Os eheeuully refnnd-
ed partial lisi arrived:
Frock and Dress Coats.
MACK, nLuE, aRowS, OLIVE, .cLARrT NuLHKRRV.
Single Breasted business Cents.
DEvossmIRE KERsEY, OXFORD MIXED, CLOTH, PLAID,
oAss, DRAB DoEsKIS, ssLvxR GRAY, CASHMERE AND
MoTrLEO, BLuE Fancy and aHAY TWEED. Also,
Black and BIus CLOTH SHORT SAcS & FRocKs.
OvercOats.
Blue and Brown seLrAsA cLOTH FRof K OVERC0ATS;
Black, BIle, Brown Il Olive Divonshire kersel do;
Blue, Blark, Grey. Whitney and Drab do;
a. Piloi Cloth, some ltra Long, do;
Black, Bluo aud Brown Cloth Superior, do;
Drab Embroidered Cloth Sscs and Walking COATS.
CIOaixs.
Black and Blue CLoTH-some Extra Fine.
REAL ENGLISH PILOT CLOTH;
YeSlinSS.
Plain Black SATIN, Figured SILK and SATIN;
." 90 SILK; Fancy SILK s.d SATIN;
Black CLOTH aud Fagey CASHMERE;
Black and Fancy VELVET; .
Fancy Velvet and SILK BALL VESTS.
PantalOOns. r
Black and Fancy cOlorsd poEsKIN;
'' and Buckskin do;
Devonshire Kersey and Oxford Mixed do;
Black, Blue aud Fancy COiored SATlNET;
FRENCH aud AMERlC~iS CofroNADE,
Furnishing t0ods. .
SILK, MERINo, ALL WOOL, Red, Gray and Wldto
RLANNEB anh COTTON FLANNEL UNDER
| SHIFTS aud DRAWERS. ALL LINEN aud COT
! TON SHIFTS. A 1T guarantee sd in ali instances.
HALF HOSE-Oakney and shetland Wool. Merino,
White aud G ray Lambs Wool, English and German,
| Cotton, White and ColOred.
GL0VES.--Black, White and Coorod Kid Gloves;
| Thread Silk and Ncapoltan Plush do:
| Drab Buck GbOVESand GAUNTLETS.
CRAVArS--Blacs Fancy Satin and Silk Cravats.
STOCKS AND TIES, Of all descrip iptlons-impossble
| 10 enumernte.
Boys und ChiIdcrn's Clothing.
! Black and colorcd Cloth Frocks;
&" Sacks;
| Cashmere and Tweed Frocks and Sacks;
| Black and C0lOred OvercOat; ....
! Mnttied. Gray aud Brown Whitney Overcoats;
| Black, Blue aud Brown Cloth Jackets. i
| VESTS-Black Cloth, Black and Fancy silk Vests;
Twesd and ColOred Cashmere do.
PANTALoONS--Black and Fancy Colored CAssime re
aud DOuskin;
Satimrt, Tweed and cotionade;
| Childron's Black and COlored Cloth Suits;
eatawnys-spiendid
FURNISHING GooDs--Merino shirls, Cotton and
| Cotton Flannel Drawers;
Muslin Shirts, Linen Bosoms Collars & w rstbands
Cotton and Wool Half Hose; Cashmere Gloves;
| Suspcnders, Handk crchiefs. Ties aud
| SILK, COTTON and GINGHAM UMBRELLAS.
| Lancaster, November 10, 1854.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08
MIR CHANT TAILoRs
SPWINGEM q TROUT

M EEAVE removed their Clothing Establishment
-lA- to the 7aiimadge BiOek, first dOor East Of
White Latta's Hardrdre Store, where they OPEN
ng n large and extensive assortment 0f SPRING AND
SUMMER GOODS, and are now manufacturing every
variety Of SprinF and Summer Hear, which they will
sell as low the same quality Of goods aud word can
be purchased nj any other establishment In the city,
1h0r clothing Is manufactured under their super
vision, and Is consequently superior TO that which Is
bought from other places. They have also on hand,
beaDtfH parietyGf cloths, Cassimeres, VestiRgs &c.
which they prepared to manufacture to order. They
have In their employ the best of wOrkmen and al
all times prepared to make the best dts In the latest
styles. .aHthsir pOrk piH be payraRted..
The public respectfully solicited TO call and
anime their stock, and while hankfn for the liberal
patronage they have enjoyed they assure their old
toners and all others that they will labor to give gen.
era satisfaction both In the quality and price Of heiI
goods and work. SPRINGER & TROUT.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08
Whnt W.sitCut Hyilhl

A party of friends had assembled one
evening, and after discussing the various
topics of the day, one Of them remarked:
rWell, boys, 'spose you have all heardof
David Duncomb's marriage?"
Some Of them had and some Of them had
not.
WELL" continued the speaker, che is
married, and l was at his wedding. A
right merry time we had of it, too, as
sure you; but there was one thing that sur
prised me very much, and that was the
manner in which they cutthe wedding cake.
can't help thinking oft. Now what do
you think they cut it with?"
The wedding ring said ono.
"No,' answered the first speaker, you
must guess again.
"a string, said another.
NO.
"A stick whitfield to an edge, suggested
third.
NO.
"A piece of iin,' ventured the fourth.
"A piece of paste board" guessed the
fifth.
NO
rWell, what was it?' exclaimed they, all
in q breath, after guessing every imagina-
bic article, except the right one, that could
possibly or impossibly be put through a
cake.
Why said the quiz slowly, they cut it
with KNIFE TO be sure
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08
LIYER COMPLAINT.

Dyspepsia, Jaipdiee, Chronic or Nerpors Debility
Diseases Of the Kidneys,
A NDall diseases arising from dsOrdered Liver or
IN Stomach; such as consumption, inward piles, full
of blood to the head, ncdity othc stomach, nn-
'ea heartburn, disgust for food, flmess orwegh In
lhe stomach sonr erictHtons sinking or futeriDg nt
he pit ofthe stomach, swimming of the head, hurried
md dlGicul breathing. fuefing ut the heart, choa ing
sutiocaon sensations when in lying posture dim
of vision, dots webs before the sight fevcrand
iull pain in the deficiency ofpcrspraon. yellow
of the shin and eyes, pain IN the side back, chest
limbs, etc. Sudden hushes ofhca burning in the flesh.
onstant maginngs OF evil 81 great depression of rits
CAN BE EFFECIUALLY CURED BY
Dr unnunpd,s CnInhrotej (.errnou ER;t+ors
n-, ~, ", ~ ~ I,,'s
F'P"'e" @ oE D., r. Jon W IN uaI 'ne"to"Ns
S'0fo' ''"' i~V ''V" 80 'Fe'' = "''a''P"'N'
Their power over the above diseases rs mol cNeelled
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08

q D b D nj
NJ MoN2.ITiRtE "a RRNEnY FIR scrornio K;nr,.
Nt, ~ ta;is,r ohsdnata cnt,ncaYs ar,rti,SSs
1es'c ~ stes an he face blotches boils chronic
plhPles OF 'us.uuo w ~ tat,sr ,.aidhaoS ~ oia,
sore .! es, ~ i.E .E h an inints .tnbbnrn iss
s az iti A. W drs inn,hnro sninai comnlnins and IN
sia it,c. from mn inindlcious nse of inercury
i,n nnrnienee i'm life, or impuTity of the blood.
" his iosh ,nhJicne which has become celebrot
al % Sn. tha nnmLer Of extrnordinnry cures effected
gu tor Ge i oey has induced the 6ronrietors nj tSe
",, rcoest Of their friends TO offer tito the pubIic
, ~ ~ AZ Viz, t6e in lis virtues
& "a; js se,l cnr,,ive uronertiss The followino GER
tscates, snecte I'd from larr-, mn mber pre however
,rossr estmony that The mere word Of the pronrie-
80. n nre iii fronn gentlemen well known in their
oerics aud of tbe lighcst resneetubllity Nancy Of
iSeleS, Local aS Gl .o m b c,ty of R@bmopd vrna Vi
n Roydens ESQ. ofthe Exchange Hotel Richnond.
Lnou-n .vary ,yern sovs he has seen tho medicine
Ii ~ 80, ,vt s,s,I ,;tvTrpp odminister rod In over a
nIeJ eases In ncoriy nlI the diseases Tor which II
With the m ost nishinry good resuIts
N - i, s tbn most vtraordnnrv u9edcine be noe
| .:ao- ~ .s ~ - w ~ az '
| SaTr ,xn Fpvpp E1r,at eure-I hereby certify tbot
for three yenrs had Aeue and Fever OF the most yio
iert descriItion bnd scverul pbvsicians took nnn.
H. c n n,iE;,,i. ,rc,,ry aud Ieiicva iii yyit W.,
any 1ornanent relief Al last tried carter;s snanish
nixura i,,o bo,tns Of which egectually eured mo
S wv DV ~ hd njto i U r. ,''ei
inca co,saer II The hest tonic in The world and No
II -, a. cj'n a. tos raoc od M c,s.I IONC nEw
| a.. -,,,, N !, uh,r pinl,moYd Virginio
| r. n Tncl Eso now In tbn civ al Rirhuond and
r r rea, thn Post oGce has such consieco
h. "a nicoc,, Of cartarss snonsb mi
, ~ ~ ~ , @ W 80 ~ b,,Ids ,rhioi ~ ~
given AWAY 10 ihe nniced Mr. Luck saws he has
tnnn /; - all wbnn tal, On accorJinc 10 W rectinr
Dr Mirge. n nrnctlsinS Physician' md formeriv nj
M IN The rty ,c Riehnond save be bns vii
nesscd in nmbeT of Instances the eecs of eS
aisl ~ ro which trly srrnrisinc- II
y In ease Of consumntiom denenIent On thn liver
H.. IN. ,nnd ,1 etfects were woTderf,I indeed A'0'
'S S5S1UeI niuGnr of Tho NE Arm of Drntor g. Nor
=; pii % - . c,,rad - ~ Iii Ii,nr oo,n niaint ~ oiri
Years stamdinr by the use of two bottles Of earter
| ssUSnisb n,ixtS11c :! NV " wv v o ~
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08
FURNITURE REROOMS
ID. X. FISHEL.

ID. X. FISHEL.
TTAVING returned to the city and erected n large
II building in the rear of the brick house, on the
Of Broad aud ChcSnu Streets, square South
Of the Market House, intends manufacturing upon n
a large scale all the various articles -.
VI of Cabinet Furniture, Bodstoads *
E5fRnd Chairs. Which ho will keep AZ 81
~ 'always on hand, together with Nj f-A--Ns-e7
large assortment of Cincinnati manufacture HIS long
experience In the business will enable him to have
manufactured ut home and imported from abroad the
very best OF work, and ho intends to employ none
but the most skillul workmen and the best mate
RAILS he atters himself that he will give general
usiction TO all who may favor him with their custom.
The public arc invited to call and examine the as
sortment. The entrance to the rooms Is upon Broad
Street. d. X. FlSHEL.
N. u. Repairing done the shortest notice, and IL
reasonable. Lancaster, May go.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08
1864 THE TELEGRAPH LINE. 1854
LITTLE & DHsEsBACMs,

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WT0ULD respectfully announce to the citizens Of
Wv Lancaster and vicinity that they as usual in
receipt of very heavy and well selected stock Of
Spring and Summer Goo
Embracing every variety and style to be had in thO
Eastern market, TO which invite the attention Of
every body, as we intend selling cheap goods can
be sold West Of the Mountains. In addition to our
hlrge stock, will be founda general assortment OF
Boots, Shoes, BOnnets and Hats,
Parasols and Umbrellas, Looking Glasses,
Queensware, Glassware, carpeting and Matiina
Wall Paper, Bordering and Window Blinds;
Cotton cOyerlet and carpet Yarn,
Batting, Wadding, candle-wick, etc. etc.
Also, good Stock of Fine Groceries,
Tobacco, &c. in short, every thing usually kept In
Store, and more too.
We would say to old friends and customers that
we return our sincere thanks for their very liberal pn
tronage extended during business career among
then,a lana ask continuance of the same We will on
deaVor to please and give satisfaction to all who will
favor us with their custom All kinds of country pro-
duce taken In exchange for Goods for which the hghs
est market price will be paid. May 90, 1854
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08
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JIHT NkVkINkn AT
HEAnLE,N HOOK STORE.

sEARLE'S BOOK STORE,
Opposite ShRtier's Hotel, Lancaster, Ohio.
WToNEY MOON and other Comalltlcs from Punch
I Autobiography 0f an Actress, by Mrs. Mowath
Journey to Central Africn, by Bayard Taylor
Kansas aud Nebtaska, by Halo
Sunny Memories Of Foreign Lands, by Mrs. Stowe
The Better Land, by Thompson
Napoleon q hisArmy, The Camp Fires Of Napoleon
fine lot of Annals for 1855, anl ino lot of smal
Gin Books Of all Kinds.
Catholic Prayer books, Episcopal Prayer Books, and
large lot of Family Bibles aud Pocket Bibles al
reduced prices.
School BOOK and Stationery at Wholesale & Retail
Pocket Wallets, Port Monies, and Pom Knives, fol
sale at the hook Store OF JOHN SEARLES,
Oct. 90, ls5i--25 Opposite SAa6er's RateI,