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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-22
rrRev. !. 81. Cbapmau-s native and

HTRev, ]. !. ChapmanTa native and
ardent lover Of old Ireland. . man of su-
Iperior talent and one Of the most eloquent
men in the Methodist church, South. has
taken ground in favor Of the american
party. In a recent letter addressed to the
Lexington Mss Advertiser he says: l.
"Having~ consented to deliver an address
on the great question now agitating the A.
mericans, at Richmond, September 7th. /
deem Il necessary to make a few remarks
respecting my position. / an foreign
err by birth, arfd a resident of The South.r
There | have spent the greater portion of
my life. In reference to the American
Platform, ] beg leave to Observe that it
but advocates what I have commended for
fduring the last rs years. Professor Cpaw1
ford. Of Aberdeen, OF this State, who is al
so a foreiguerby birth, an editor OF apa-
per, and my brother, an editor of a weekly
aud tri-weekly paper in the South, are exs
actly one with me in opinion on the Amer
lean Platform. and ! Gondly hops that the
day is at hand when every patriotic for
eigner in the United States will adopt our
views. / know this will DO SO when we
come to commune With each other and to
prepare for the great struggle just ahead,
!, Our sentiment will be: Rather than see
the whole country cursed bya corrHp;-
ing foreign influence, we shall advocate
the doctrine "Americans shall govern A.
merica."' Our love Of our country will
proudly sit on the ruins ofthe love ofpar-
ty. -. sf... .,,sz f.
Such will be our position on the day o
trial. Should we fail. the remembrance
Of our deeds will make heroic Protestant:
Of tho living In reference to the Catho.
lie religion, / stand where I have al&ayi
: stood, opposed to the idea Of prosecuting
; a man for embracing it, but when / 6nt
Protestant speakers insulting our writer
by calling their statements "Know-Noth
ing lies,"I feel loudly called on to SHOW
r that they are mistaken. and to Administe
Justice to them-in a word to establish
! The Pope's civil power. The America
! party is challenged to select a man to NEE
a the men Of might at CastiIlian Springs OF
J the 18th Of September. Well genilemel
: as much as you think OF foreigners, 0
, their influence and opinion, it is to be hop
ed that you will gladly hear what ! ma
have to say on that occasion. This offer
unsolicited. Here / would challenge m
man in the State to meet me in d~iscussio
. at any point or placs-the American plai
Il form being the subject. The discussio
must be continued at least two days; tbs
. the fogs Of error may be cleared away, o.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-22
SheriF,s Sale.

DURSUANT to the command Of an order Of s.,o'
Il from the Court Of Common Pleas in said county.
and to me directed. | will offer at public sale az he
door OF the Court House In Lancaster, on Saturday a.
LIST day Of December, 1855, between the hours OF 10
O'Clock A. NJ; and 4 O'Clock p. M, the following der
cribcd Real Estate. t0-wit:
The East huff Of the Northeast Quarter Of Section
number Nineteen, Township plumber. Seventeen and
Range number BighteeH, cohbidiIg Eighiy- ~ ofaePos,
more or less, and appraised at S43 pef ae|e..
Also, the West half Nofthwo st Quarter Of Sec-
tion number Twenty. Township number Seventeen
and Range number Eighteen, Fairfield County, Ohio,
containing Eighty Acres, more or less.
Appraised at $40 per acre.
To be sold as the property OF Jacob Kotnor at the
suit of. & N. Gill and others.
Terms Of sale cash. WIN. P0TTRR, Shogin.
per {. NJ. l.. WISEMAN, Deputy.
| BraseeS & Van Trump, Attorneys,
lancaster, Ohio, November I, INSTRUMENTATION
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SheriF,s Sale,

TAe STATE Of Ohio, Fairfield CoHaty 80. g,
nURSUANr to the command Of an order Of aaIa
from the Court Of Common Pleas in said conntv
and 10 me directed. l will ofoT at public sale Al the
Court House in Lancaster, on Saturday tks LAT ddv IN
Deesmber, 1855, between the hours oflO O'Clock Al. II.
and Ao'elock p. M, tho following described Real Is:
tate, to.wit: A part of In-Lot No %, in the town OF
kushvlle, bounded and described as follows, begin
ming ut the Southeast corner Of said In-Lot No. a. on
tho Alley; thence running West 81 feet and two inches
to the Southeast corner OF the Dwelling House On AID
Lot; thence North through said Lot. so al Is include
the Ware House on the North end OF said lot 10 al
Alley, running East md West: thence ERa9thirt eight
feet and four Inches. TO an AIroy: thence along ssid
Alley totheplHee of beginning.
appraised at Two Hundred q Seventy -nvo Doliars,
Tobe sold as the property OF Samuel Work Cd, ais,
at the suit OF David Wilson and John r. MumauRh,
Assignecs, &c, Terms Of sale cash. T1TTST
n .EG WILLIAM POTTER, sheriff.
per C.. M. L. WIsEMAN, Deputy
Hunter and Daugherty, AttOrneys.
Lancaster, NovemberI /, le55-5we6apfA15 so
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A YANKEE TAKEN IN.-An ingenious
down-easter. who has invented a new kind
ofrLove Letter Ink" which he had been
selling as a safeguard against all actions
for breach Of promise of marriage, mas
much as it entirely fades from the paper in
two months after date, was recently "done
brown" by a brother d~own-easter, who
purchased 100 boxes Of the articles and
gave him his note for 80 days. AT the
expiration Of the time, the ink inventor
called for payment. but on unfolding the
scrip. found nothing but a piece OF blank
paper. The note had been written with
his own ink. aaI wus !al W aNI
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-22

|a .H N|
PRor. WooDs HAIR DyB.-Scripture says that The
beaueifuphat 10 an Ornament 10 q woman and II eer-
tainly isnot up9ecomiug in a man. To have y Juxu-
hant, or as Sunny Welior says, an "owdacions"head
Of hair, and TO have IL smboth, gloBsy and beautiful,
Is an important and captivating addition to both soxes,
and hEs bccn'ihe chief pride or the ''sOner'' ono for
.ceDturie5. To possess u luxurant growth OfhypeTion-
curl, Is to he the, 'Obsorved OF all Observers" and tao
admiration ofthe race. Shakespeare, Byron. Spencef,
Scott, and, every poet and painter have special aften-
tion TO This glorious and divine appendnge, or crown
ing gloryof the human head divine. But Ills TO Pro-
fsssor Wood that the world Is more indebbyi than 10
tire painters, poets and BARRIERS. These latter only
initiate or deScribe what exists. We cd creates, re-
stores, eInbolishas. He rs like the good husbandman,
who restoras the barren soil to fruitfuincss. What
age or sickness has destroyed. be reprodnces. He In
vigorates the spare, locks OF the sexagenarian and
~beautines the luxurant locks Of youth.
Upon Prof. O.J.Wood, OF 81. Louis, fortune has com
ferred the honor olhaving discovered a balsamic pro-
paration, which not only promotes the growth OF and
when tits gone, or turns II back TO its original color AZ
ter It has become gray, fasteffsl into the scalp, and
ehectnally destroys such cutaneous ~eruptions as may
have been engenderedb by the use ofdyeSy essential oils
and other Injurious applications. The many respect
bic testimonials which are offered In its favor, from
every part OF 1.-THE country In which II has been intro.
dueed leaves no loop for the sceptlc 10 hang Rdoubt on
The great demand for this article In the Eastern Statei
has Induced the Proprietors to establish a depot for i'll
manufacture and sale In the city OF Now York. II Il
supplanting all other specifics for the hair, md enjoy
n popularity which no other has ever attainod. Buy
tt--test H-and rejoice that your attention has boeI
directed To list. Louis Democrat, March 7th, 1855.
Observation-Disclosures. 81 ..t.g5Jssa 1m2T
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE,

CONTAINING l73 Acres of good quality, with SUM-
Client Bottom Land for meadows, ITO acres of which
are In a high state Of cultivation. On the premises,
- there Is q fine containing $50 N
bearing Apple Trees OF the best quality -
Il grated, q number Of Peach Trees, II Of the -
finest quality OF grated Pear Trees and upwards OF rs
the Orchard, every neld is we'll supplied with stock
water, from Springs on various portions OF the
hanA Farm. The Buildings c0nSist OF d neat comfort
1aN. able Dwelling House, Spring House, Washhouse
md u largo Swiss Barn - feet by ~ feet, erected In
1870 and other out buildings for VARIOUS purposes h
The Farm Is situated In Greenfield Town ship, eight
miles Northwest OF Lancaster, near Walnut Creek
between Carroll and Basil. ADAM BRANDT. q.
November &, laS5-Jm97
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Sherif,s Sale,

Ts stGte Of 0hi0 Fairfield County, %.
NDURSUANT to the command of a 3rd order OF sale
4 from tho Court Of Common Pleas OF Fairfield coun-
~. OAd 10 mo directed, l " Ilrofer at public sale at the
Court House, In Lancaster, on Saturday the Ist dav Of
Deecrsder. 1855, between l0o'ciock a. IN. and 4 O'Clock
p. NJ, the following described Real Estate. to-wit.
Lot No.. o In The Central Addition TO the town OF
Baltimore. Fasrsesd County. Appraised ut Sl2O.
To DO sold'ns the property of George II. Houser and,
wife, at the suit ofEdwurd Cnlkins.
Terms OF sRre cash. WIN. POTTER. Sheri6.
per C.. NJ. L. WISEMAN, Deputy,
HuETrR q DAuoHERTY. Attorneys. 3N" ~"
November l, l6aS-5w26pf93 tt
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POCKET BOOK LOST.

n oST on tho Hooking Valley Canal, between Ian.
castor and Miivllls, A POCKET BOOK, ordlna'
~ size, with steel clasp, containing o66 or $50 In mo-
ney, a note on Stray and Krout Of Sugar Grove, and
other papers not recolleeted.
d A liberal reward WILDE given 10 the Ander,o on Ito
return to mo on the Packet, or 10 James Gordon n
the, Canal Hotel, Lancaster. cff &c.
November g., le55-73w27 Captain Of Packet.
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LEGAL ADVERTIsEMENTs.
sheIifSs Sale,

IAs state Of oAiS, Fairfield Csunfr, o..
Virtue OF an Execution against property f,om
ID the Court OF Pleas In said county ana 10
me directed, 1 will oner Al public sale Al ne CouTt
House In lancaster, on Monday tAs 24tk dSr al Dsss.-
Der, lS5ss between the hours OF 10 O'CLOCK A. nj. and
4 O'Clock 2. NJ. the following described ROaI Fn,ais-
tn-vit; The undivided half OF In-Lot No. q. nj ths
E,gath Square o. the town, now City OF Lancaster, or
all The interest Of William H.. Shut 10 said LOT.
Appraised at (e2.OOO) two thousand dollar
Taken as the properly Of William H. Shut n The
sult OF John @. Weaver.
Terms OF sale cash. WIN. POTTER. shsri6.
per G. NJ. l.. WISEMAN, DeOutV.
Lancaster, November ~, l~sSS-5Wa9pfoj
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-22

The London correspondent of the New.
York Times informs Us that the number oil
subscribers to Macaulay's forthcoming vol
um0s Of history already amounts to25,'
900, and will nodoubt rise to 10000, q Ii
consequence Of this, the volumes will not
be ready for the beginning of December
AS il was promised they would. re-.
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ITO Architects,

AvplroR's oTTIcs FAIayIsLB' Cousfnr
u 80 81 .ief ih' l'l October 10, 1655. ~"
FTNHF Commissioners Of Fairfield county hays apU
Il propriated the sum ozone Hundred and Twenty
mary. The Drafts TO be- deposited In this once on or
before the LIST day of January next, and a. soon theret
ater as convenient the same will be opened and Ox'
aInined, and The award made yra IR eCt.it
By order Of the Commissioner.
October es, 1855. SwaS.
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From the National Intenigcncer.
United States Senate.

From time to time we find in many OIL
our exchanges statements in regard to the
classification Of the United States Senate,
which are calculated TO mislead the pub.
lie. S~ubjoinad we give a correct listof the
members Of that body; tho class to which
they belong, and the vacancies which have
occurred through the default Of Legislative
action:
Glass Term ending March 4, 1857
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sheriff IS Sale.
THs State Of oAfo, Fairfield cOHnty, %.
Abraham EVersoIe, In Partition.

: TAs State Of OHIO, Fai9fsld cOuaty, %. 10 .,
Abraham EVorsOie, In Partition,
ESer.ole, at. ais. Fairfield Common Pleas.
DURSUANT to tile command OF I'd order Of sale
from the Court of Common Pleas OF said County.
and to me directed, l will offer at pnblle sale Ut the
Court House in Lancaster, on Saturday tks 2lth day Of
November, a. ID. 1856, botwegn 10 O'Clock A.. NJ. and
4 O'Clock p. M, the following Real Estate, to-wit:
Tho East halfof the Northwest Quarter of Section
No. 81, Township No. u, Range No. 10, subject TO tho
Dover Estate OfCatharine Bailor ne heretofore assign
ed to her by Notes and bounds.
Appraised at (S3s) thirty eight dollars per acre.
WILLIAM POTTER, Sheriff.
t BY G.. NJ. L. WISEMAN, Deputy.
,HuNTER & DAusHERTY, Attorneys. %
Lancaster, October 10, I6~55-5W9lpfo3.
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NEWS ITEMS

We learn from the San francisco Chron-
|icle that q list Of 10 deserters from the U.
s. frigate Independence. has been posted
at the San Frsnciseo police Office, with q
promise Of 500 re reward for the arrest Of
each deserter.
The Chinese appear to be returning to
their oil homes from California. One
ship from San Francisco to Hong Kong
took back four hundred. and another about
the same time took back 600 of that races
Lis ascevtained that the very best quail
ty Of tobacco can be raised in Abundance
in California. and the farmers- are Begin
ningt to turn theft attention TO is produc-
ton. The Southern paris Of the STATE, are
bestadspted to the cultures OF the finest
quality; *
John Steady, night clerk and Reporter
Of tho Detroit Post Office, has been arrest.
ed fol. sealing money from letters IN the
Office. HIS Was held to bail in 80, 900.
It is settled that A. G Flagg, the distin.
guished fnaucier of New York. has beer
reelected to the ofice of Controller of the
city He wa.o6 the Republican ticko,.an
owes his election to that fact.
Our opening trade with Japan is likely
TO increase me supply Of pearls in thi'
country as they are found in comparatiy,
abundance in the vicinity Of those Islands
DE-. O. B.lIfea.or has planted field o
500 acres in wheat on his new farm, nea'
Nirden; Illinois, -Four years ago, Ath,
land was worth RS per acre; now i
could not betbought for twenty-five. ral
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REMOVAL.
DIR. O. e. DAVIS.

F87 =" = DIV % Ee DAVID9
AS removed his residence and once TO the brick
Abuildingf formerly occupied by John stallsmithy
Esq, south side OF Main Street, > doors west Of DR..
KreideF'a residence. October IS, 1e54-23
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Rstn,e or Ceorre Hei.,

NOTICE Is hereby given, that the subscriber has,
been appointed and qualified as Executor on the
Eatate OF George Hois, deceased, late of fairheld
County, OHIO, dated this 18th day ofoctober, 1855.
Oct. 10, 1e55-4w24t Avn MILLER, Extor.
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WANTEN,

An active honest Man In each section OF the State,
IA to take orders by SAMPLE for VELPEAU'S
MAGNETIC AGENTS, A salary'of $500 per year,
BILE Monthly. "-For particulars address DR.. M. VEL
PBAU, 422h Broadway, New York, enclosing stamps
10 nay auswor. w tltfi November 1, lSS5-lw2G
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The Unions Warning aud Response.
The Washington Union devotes a col
umn 10 whipping in the Cincinnati En-
guirer and tho Statesman at Columbus, for
defending John Van Buren,. The Union
fears there has been a change oflate in the
editorship of the Enquirer, and it further
says: % -1o5a H'' v" as' d.
"When President Pierce selected the
editors Of the Enquirer and Statesman for
important stations, by which selections we
were sincerely gratiied, we are sure he
did so under the full conviction that nei-
ther of them stood on the Buffalo platform
with John Van Buren,"
The Union concludes as follows:
"Cochrane was a Van Buren, man in
I848, and therefore ought to be reliable
authority. He is one Of the A~ppointees oil
Pierce, and on that account too, ought TO
command attention. If our friends Of the
Enquirer and Statesman adhere to John
Van Buren,. after reading Mr.. Cochrane's
speech, we shall have to give themup as
past hope" ar ag, aero'
To this i~nsolent paragraph, our friend
Robinson replies in the following manly
language:
"The Union is pleased to allude often.
sively to the fact that the editor of this pa
per holds a public position under the AID,
ministration, It as good as intimates tina
we must square our political policy anC
notions by the backing and filing tactics
Of the Onion. The editor of that paper
in this respect, has improperly estimated
our personal AMI political elements, We
can boast a record Of unimpsachabls con.
s%istency on all the commanding and ever
the smaller issues Of the National Democ
racy; and can especially. in our own de
fence Of unfaltering fidelity 10 the right
arraign the Union rs n time server, ant
point to its course during the opening o
the Kansas Nebraska controversy in Con
gress, when it required strong nerves ant
keen sagacity in the defenders Of its doc
trines TO maintain themselves against tn
factionism, fanaticism and ~demagogisn
which then ragged" .ll.d 81 .,aea'
The Statesman also responds with tn
spirit Of a man: 81 .."' ''H
|. 1--WE presume the writer in the Unio,
is the same person that has been seeking
, for some years an opportunity to disparag
us politically, and he has taken this OPP
, porlunity to do it3pubiely as he has bee
, doing p~riodtsly. But we do not think Il
) will make much out ofitby the time he
, through, We hold 10 appointment fror
the administration never asked any fror
it SO we are out Of the reach Of any terribl
: catastrophe that may be expected by som
: people from the very foolish display ofth
writer in tho Union, We never supporte
any tickets but those regularly nominate
' by the Democratic party, and hence W
4 want no States evidence pushed at u
!. from those who bolted in 1840 or at an
8 other time"
The Statesman further says Of the stric
ures in the Union that they "deserye rAtl
n er contempt than reply % hrs -.
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Estate of HenrY rrieaner.

NOTICE is hereby given, that tho undsrsignsd he
IN been appolnter md qualified 80 AdministfAto !
on the Estate Of Henry Rnesner, dsoeaaed, late o.
Fairfield County, Ohio. DATED 81 Laneasier. thil l2N
day OF October, 1855. SAMURL JACKSON,
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REMOVAL.
DIN. HAGENHALs.

TTAs removed his office to Latts's corner, East Of
the. Court House, opposite the Ohio Eagle once.
lancaster, October y, 1654-25
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Attachment Notice.

lVi Alva Paul, PIaintid,
Adam Thompson, Defendant } b
DEFORE George Ebrieht,a Justice OF the Peace for
Amanda Township, Fairfield County, Ohio, on
the 3lst day Of October, 1855, said Justice issued an
order Of attachment in the above action for the sum
50 45-l0O debt and interest. ALVA PAUL.
Royalton, November Is, l855-3w26%
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BARGAINS in DRY o

~
VNTE have in store ut this time with large quanti-
wv ties Of Goods yev TO arrive) tho H5
LARGEST AND CHEAPEST
Stock OF R GooDS ever offered in the WEST!
There has been some decline In the prices OF Goods
within . few weeks, which enables US To buy large
lots ofGoods, at AHefoH or in Jobs. at VERY Low PRICES,
so that we eau sell much 5sioD tAe WSuaI rdteS
We would call special attention to g..
Moire Antiques, Fancy Silks, Plain Black
SIR, French MerinOes. Paramettns,
FRENCH PRINTED ALL-wooL DELAINEs;
AMERICAN IL ENGLISH DELAINES,
An immense stock. Price l2h 10 csc.
American, English and French Prints,
Prices from 6ke upwards.
@ 10 CD a. SE 69 8
-3' p, -,.i A most elegant variety; '
Velvets, Cloths & Trimmings for CIOaks;
.la 8 w A w IA -, 70.
Brochs and Bay State Shawls, at lower prices than
.. .s.,t ever before on,red; IH,
EmbroiderIes and Lnces, Gloves and Hoo
siery, &c., &c. .fi,e, 81.
We. cordially invite 10 n free examination Of OnI
stock, which will be found greater In extent, and at
lower prices, than any other House can Offer
WILLIAM LEE & co.
Cincinnati, November Is, 1ss5-3m95 ti.H '
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WAR! WARM WARN!

NIEARLY every Nation 10 the Worldi 10 involved in
this unnecessary evil, while out. great and glo-
rious country seems to be perfectly calm and uneon-
cerned. That's the way with JOHN LYONSs while
his cotemporarics are making agreat fuss, he quiet
ly issues out GROCERIES At the LOWEST PRICES,
one door West of Martin's Exchange III. . ..
Lancaster, Aovembef ], 1s55-2w26 !.
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VALUABLE CITY RESIDENCE
FOR SALE. u

HNHAT beautiful House and Lct on the East side Of
BROAD Street, near Winding Street, and immedi-
ately North Of the residence Of Mrs. Creed. The Lot
is Forty -Jhr rec feet front by One Hundred and Sixty.
- five feetdeep TO n Twelve foot Alley. The House
hfHM.ANA contain Seven Rooms, Hall. Kitchen. &c, and
-x.A was fDistfed about one vearsnee. Also. a COM
modious Stable, Garbage house, Wood and Coal
House, &C., &c. All IN good repair.
This property will be sold cheap for cash or in pay
ments, as Il Is the Intention Of the proprietor to move
West. For further particulars cnluire on ffc' pre-
misses or Of the EDITOR Of the GAZETTE, lstt Il
Lancaster, November rs, l955-98tf
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SchooI Teacher Wanted,

school Teacher Wanted.
A TEACHER who can como we'll recommended
N can have employment, II implication DO made
soon in District. No. !, Pleasant Township. Fairfield
County, Ohio. E"| WILLIAM JENKINS. Jun.
PETER RADEBAUGH,
Nov. Is, 1a~5S-3w2sf B.. L. FEEMAN Directors.
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eonaIStlngi In part, OF C Oatlemsn's Boots and Shoes o.
every variety from III, moslfanoy 70 the heaviest stogy.
Ladies' French Morotco Kid 9oat and Calf, Gaitors
Lace Boots and HuskinSi mtsSjsand ChudreD's Gal
tors and Shoea. All warranted and sold low for the
ready pay. oN ,hi MfEbROY & BILLINGHURST.
LancaateR. Octobat OF. layS-Q5 - u &, ~
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FACTS FROM sEBAsTOPOL,

VTyHE subscribers, thankful Tor patronage heretofore
received, would say to theft old customer and
everybody else, that we are now manufacturing and
Offering for sale, 4 superior article or
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NICHOLAS FOX,
BA@BD%

Main Street, end door East OF Cly's Hotel,
Lancaster, May 3, I655-T9