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The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1852-08-19
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In this town, on Monday last, Mr.. JOHN
aged 81 years.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-23
Congressional

WASHINGTON December 90. -Senat-Mr
Kings health being worse, h. sent in his re
.signation, as President of the Senate.
Mr.. Atcheson was appointed Presiden
pro tenn
A resolution expressing regret for Mr.
Kings illness was passed.
The Kentucky Senatorial case was taker
up, and after some discussion, the vote wa:
taken, and Mr.. Dixon admitted; yeas %
nays l6, when Mr.. Dixon was sworn in and
the Senate adjourned.
Houss.-Mr. Ewing submitted a resolu.
ton, requesting the. Judiciary Committee, to
enquire, into the expediency. of reporting q
resolution providing for an amendment to
the constitution, 50 as to require the presi.
Dental electors, except the two Senatorial
electors % be chosen in each state, in the
several districts, instead of the whole state,
which was discussed, pending which the
House adjourned.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-23
NEW VorL mo.n-

New YORK, December Cop. M Sales
Of 270O bales Cotton at previous rates. COT
fee is in fair request. with sales OF 300 bags
a. 94c. Sales of 500 hhos MuscoFado Sugar
at 4Sc; the market is firm. Melasses is Bet.
ter, with sales Of New Orleans at 3Oe the
demand is but moderate. Flour is in active
demand at 8 5,40@5,5O for State and 1862
@5.6s for Ohio Holders OF Wheat are ad-
tleipating an advance; sales Of 10000 bush
els Western White at $3.50. Corn is in
moderate request, at 79c for mixed. Whiskey
is irmer, sales Of 400 barrels Ohio at gaze.
Pork is 6rmer; sales of 800 barrels at $500
for Mess and $3.50 fer Prime. Beef Is
buoyant; sales Of 300 barrels Mess at SI3,-
25@l3.5O. Beef Hams are firm. Picked
Meats sell at &c for Shoulders and llBsI2c
for Hams. Butter and Cheese are dull.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-23
TELEoRAPH1c MTEIIIaErcR.
Arrival OF the steamer sArctIcv


NEw YonK. Dec. II -LfvrnrooL.-cot
ton SALES on Friday 5000 bales. 1000 n,
speculation. Sales Of the week 5000 bales
FsF Orleans e4d., middIng SGD; fair Mobile
middiing 5ts; fair CPiaDds Cd; m!ddllnl
Thest has advanced I@2d; -four ls, equal
o Is % or e. during the week.
SgIh-ls animated. and has advanced Cd.
FloormWestern Canal 27sa Cd; Bal.
timore, Philadelphia and Ohio 2ss.
wheat White Is sd@7s lOd; mixed nod
red IS 5d@6s 1Od; extra Is.
COrn--Yeilow 32s; white 34s.
LIVERPOOL Provision MARKEr.-Reef-
New sells slowly.
Pork-Qdite active and held higher.
Bscon--Stifer; no American 10 market.
Lard-Declining; good Cos.
English funds declined owing TO aspec
in French affairs and proposed increase II
army and navy.
Consols--Noney accounts closed at 1901
TO I0I.
American stocks are in active demand
Full prices for y. s.. Skies. Bonds Il0I 10
i'll. Pennsylvania Fives 'S2 at IS. Ohio
Elves rs lo74@ 1854. Kentucky Skies '6s,
994@ 1901.
EKoLASD.-Increased estimate for the
army and navy Of 800 900 pounds. Surplus
this year estimated al 4O0, 900.
Land service artillery to be increased, al
so marine service.
The contract for a ship canal across the
Isthmns of Darien has been signed in Lon
don, to be 80 feet deep at low tide and $50
feet wide, with locks 400 feet long.
The Birmingham house has received an
order for coming 400 tons Of copper into
coinage for the French Empire.
FRAEcE.-Yeas of the Empire sum up 8
millions. The result has been laid before
the Emperor at st Cloud. In d speech by
M. Billeult, to which he replied, saying: /
take from this day, with the Crown, the title
Of Napoleon the III, because the people
have already given it to me by acclamation,
because the Senate proposed legally and the
whole nation has ratified.
RussIA.-An ambassador has Just returned
from St. Petersburgh. and brought an auto
graph letter from the Gar to Louis Espole-
on.
Jerome Bonaparte will undoubtedly be the
Vice Roy Of Algiers.
General Rydeu Kie, a distinguished Pole
has forwarded an address to the Emperor,
saying that the Poles would range them
selves under his banner, should France re-
new her wars.
The Minister Of the Interior had refused
to authorize a new banking company by the
Rothchilds and others.
Advices from Algiers state that General
Yusaf had attacked a body Of the insurgents
at Ell Keig, and put them to route, killing
two hundred.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-23
DIED.

December Is, 1852, MINERVA ELIZA
BETH, daughter ofDr. P. Carpenter, ofthis
City, aged nine years, two months and nine
days. Thus suddenly, hath passed from
Earth a lovely child, whose early intellectu.
al Land moral Developments exhibited a mind
superior to many Of her age. A prominent
feature in her character, was a most ardent
affection for, and attachment to her parents
and friends. This was so strong that nought
but gentle force would separate her from
her dying mother, who but two weeks pre-
vious to her death had been called to the
spirit world. Thus she became a universal
%favorite with all who knew her. She suf,
fered much in her last sickness, and in the
midst of suffering was often heard commend
ing her soul to her blessed Saviour, until
death come to her relief, when she ceased
on earth to suffer; and we have no doubt
arose to Heaven to live forever. Grace
alone SUBSTANCES our deeply afflicted and,be-
reaved brother, VINO looks to Heaven as the
place where again he shall hail his loved
ones. And may the same grace be i'm.
parted to his remaining children.
why mourn the early deadf
IT'S surely sweet to die
Ere age has bent the form,
Or sorrow dim'd the eye;
Lies toilsome journey ends,
The spirit is nt rest,
Ere mornings early blush
Fades from the glorious east" ABB.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-23
FAC P0rh Trnh.-

The Cincinnati Eaquirsr. Of the l8tG in.
slant, contains tie following iiemso Of news
Down To Monday evening there had been
,Sa.I56 hogs killed at Louisville; 1920 at
S~ehersonvillc: 1890 at New Albany. Al
one 'et'er place they expected TO pack 3d.
wv 10 aug al Besrdstown, III they will
PACK So,ooo al Springfield probably ~, 900.
nIoul o,ooo i've hogs have been shipped by
railroad. The hogs. though a tria.. less in
average weights than last ysar, will amount
TO somewhat more in the aggregate.
AZ Peoria Ill.,, some 10000 head will he
packed; The Press soysof this $1,000 have
been contracted for, at an average Of IS, 25.
At Madison ,os Tuesday morning, the mar.
ket was active, more buyers than sellers, al
S6,25,
AT P%ittsbnrg, on the lItI, 10000 head
were sold at S6,75.
In Cincinnati, fine hogs are bringing 81.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-23
Arriya, OF the United slntes,

New York, Dec. 2O.-The steamer U.
nited States, from AspinwalI. whence she
sailed on the 9th inst, arrived OF this port
yesterday. She brings S35O,OoO in gold
dust, and two days later ~acvices from Sau
Francisco.
The markets at San Francisco are more
active. Flour was tending downwards, but
other staples were firm. Clear pork was sell.
ing-at 1850.
BY this arrival we have advices from Or
egon to the 10th November.
The overland Immigrants had nearly all
reached the Dells. They had plenty of pro-
visions on the route, and but little sickness.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-23
LOCAL rNTEIIIoFEcF.
Lancaster Poor Refer socIe,y.

The committees appointed At the 6rst an.
nual meeting Of this Society, to enquire in
TO cases Of dcstitution in the several ward.
ofthe city. and TO receive the contribution,
Of the charitable, are hereby requested Is
meet at the City Hall, on Saturday evening
next, at 8 O'Clock, p. NJ.
That committee consists Of the following
gentlemen: .
lsr WARD.--Wm. l.. Jefries, John R.
Mumaugh, A. w. Ebright and Z. Julien.
% WARD. Robert Reed, Isaac Conner,
John ID. Martin and DR.. n. Scott.
Sd WARD-M. A Daugherty. Rev. I'M.
Lowric, w. s. Beatty aud Judge Radebaugh.
Arm WARD.-RcV. d. Biser. John c.
Weaver, John Lyons and C. r. Tatje.
BY order Of the Society.
Dec. 81, 1852. N. ScHLETcH, Sec
GrEagle please copy.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-23
To pvwALEs.

You will find these Pills an invaluable medicine in
many complaints to which you are subject. In OBJ
s~tructions eithai total nr partial, they have been found
OF i~nestinable benefit, res oring their functional ar
rangemsn,s to a healthy action, purifying the blood
ard ether Auiis 50 eifectuaby To put to aight all COM
h,sIacfle, giddinsss, diHiness Of sigh, pain in the
side back, etc. etc.
None geauihe unless signed J. n. Hotenss-k. -
others beiEg bsse imitation.
BAssais wishing naS supplies. and stors-seeF
ers GesiTous Of becoming Agents must address tbs
Proprietor, J. n. Hobensaek. Philsdeli hia, Pa
.lRICE - CENTS. EACH.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-23


Drhesttantion Of oar lad r! is called I, the ad
vertissment OF VIM. P CREED, Esq, agent for tn
Protection In u 'ance Company The true theory am
a~racti-e OF i~1su-snee is, in fey words. very correct
, tAt-d. AMI ~ recommend our readers to Az, !
70 'nselves o the sivantags ), offered BY this old anc
well tried Institution.
DR. GUYSQTT'S YELLOW DOCK AND SAR
sAPARlLLA for tn cure OF diseases, or as a Sprire
Dyrifer Of The 6Looa and as q general tonic for tkt
ssStem. is unYicaled
The curative powers OF this Extract are truly wor
derful, and III invAlids should maka immediate trial
of the yellow DOCK AND sARsAPAsILLA." It can.
no. injurn the most d~clicate patient.
THEN FLY FROM MINERAL NOSTRUMs TO
SEEK HOPE, LIFE and vIGOR from this PURELY
VEGETABLE REMEDY. tn r~efore, however broken
in health and spirits, however loathsome to himself
and others, let no one d,spair of recovery; let the
Pstient only understand that his hope of physical re
~storation lies in "Guysott's Extract of Yellow Dock
and SafsaParilla, 'iand persuade him for his LIFE'S
$ AXE, to try l., and we have no hesitation in predict
ing his speedy restoration to health.
OrSee advertisement. 81
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-23
COMMERc1AL mrEII1arncE.


THURSDAY. Dec. 23-We quote WheaI
at7s@751 Flour slightly advanced, s.75a
100; Corn 80; Oats saa2s. In other ar.
ucies there Is no material change 10 n.,te
turkeys have downward Tendency"
Business Is brisk and the trade Of the eitv
is steadily advancing.
we wish oar rsnders. one and on, psyinq
end non.psying, q Merry Christmas aud a
Happy New Yehri may they get the highps.
prices and grow ia Prosperity and happiness.
Dut be merciiul TO the pinter!4
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-23
s@asssna
NOTICE To COyTRACTORs.
Engineers Office, C~ireIeyilIe, J
December I'd. 1859. (

Engineers Office, CireIeyilIe, !
December I'd, 1859.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received until jan
~ uary 10Th, 1853, at the Office Of the Cincinnati,
Wilmington and GAINESVILLE Rail Road Company in
Circle Vile. for furnishing all the materials-iron
chairs and spike excepted-and doing all the work
necessary for the construction AMI entire completion
Of thnir Road from Lancaster 10 GAINESVILLE a distance
Of about ~forty-two miles.
Plans, p~rofles, specifications. aud al the necessary
information viii be furnished at the Office ofihe Com.
pAny, by the Engineers, at CircleSiIle.
\ portion Of the work is heavy, ant well worthy
of the attention OF Contrs ciors. The Company have
ample means at their disposed r. ensure the speedy
construction of the Road, and would prefer letting II
to Contractors who are prepa red to take q portion Of
the stock, shouldtheir bids Otherwise be as ayorzble.
provided they can furnish satisfactory evidence OF
their ability 10 complete the work in the shortest PrAe-
ticable time. TRACY McCRACKEN,
Dec 6, 1852. dawtd Chief Engineer.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-23

The CALoRIc SHIP ERIcssoN-Success-
Jal 1rial.-Ah experimental triai of the cal
oric ship Ericsson, now lying at Williams
burg, N. Y, took place on Wednesday, fire
having been applied to the furnace for the
first time, and resulted 10 the triumphant sue
cess of the experiment. A 1.-THE start, the
wheels made three turns per minute, and
shortly afterwards reached five turns per
minute, at which speed she continued work.
ing for several hours, and would be kept in
motion the whole of Wednesday night
This is much more than the most ardent of
the friends Of the invention had reason to
expect. The Herald says:
Gas the experiment WIS made at the
dock, with the vessel made fast, the opposi-
sion of the water was naturally much great
or than il she had been under way. Five
turns, when stationary, are said to be equal
to- eleven or twelve under way, producing
frontier to eleven miles per hour, a rate of
speed very rarely exceeded by first class
steamships.
We are informed BY a gentleman who was
on board that the machinery worked to adj
,sirstion, the smoothness and regularity Of
its movements being unsurpassed by even
well-trfeG engines. 1t is contemplated to
keen the wheels id motion for two or three
davs. to satisfy, ~ occular demonstration,
the great curiosity in the minds Of the pub
lie regarding the matter, although it was not
contemplated to set her at work at present'
as she is far from being considered in a COM
plete state. We understand she win not be
ready for her trial trip for two or three weeks
vet, it being determined to have her in a
perfectly complete state when she leaves
the BSrbor, when it is intended to take her
to Baltimore and probably to one or two
other cities, in order to give her a thorough
ly satisfactory trial before commencing her
voyage to Eutope.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-23
,Letter frOm Gem. Pierca.

WASHINGTON, December lS-A letter has
been received from Mr.. Pierce, by one Of
his friends, in which he alludes to the at
tempts of the newspapers and politicians to
make a Cabinet for him, and then says in
substance, that insomuch as the people have
made him President, he shall take the re-
sponsibility of making his own Cabinet.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-23
RHoBrNsAcEs LIVE PILLS a

No pat of the system is more liable to disease than
the Liver, it serving as a filtererto purify the blood,
or giving the proper secretion 10 the bile; so that any
wrong action of the Liver effects the other imPor-
tant parts Of the system. and results vAriously. in
Liver complaint, J~4undice. Dyspepsia, etc. We
should therefore watch every symptom that might
indicate a wrong action OF the Liver. These pills
being composed of Roors and PLANTS furnished by
nature to heal the sick: Namely, lst. An ExPEcTo-
aASr,which augments the secretion from the Pulmo-
nary mucous membrane or promotes the discharge of
secreted matter. %, An Alternative, which chan
pes IN some inexpliczble manner the certain morbid
action Of the system. 3rd. A ToxIe, which gives
tone and strength to the nervous system, renewing
health aud vigcr to ali Parts Of the body. 4th, A ca
rHArTIc, which acts in perfect harmony with the 9th
or ingredients, and operating on the Bowels. and ex-
pelliig the whole mass Of corrupt and viiated mat
ies, and purifying the Blood, which destroys disease
and restores health.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-23
ivs5O0 -

WHATEVER concerns the health and happiness
w ol people Is At all times ofthe most valuable
importance. ! take It for granted that every person
willdo all in their power to save the lives Of their
children, aud that every person will endeayor to pro-
mote their own health at all sacrifices. Ifeeli 1t to
be my duty to solemnly assure you that woRAfs, ac-
coTdine to the opinion ofthe most celebrated Physi-
clans, are the primary causes Of alarge majority Of
diseases To which children and adults are liable; II
you have an appetite continually en- ngeaoie from
sne Lind Of food TO another, bad breath, pain in the
tom Oh, picking stthe nose, hardness and fullness OF
the belly. dry cough. slow fever, pulse irregular; re-
member that all these denote WORMS, and you
should at once apply the remedy
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-23

PoIsoHING.-Thousanls of parents who use Yer.
mi'uge composed Of castor oil, ~caloInel, etc.. are not
aware that while they appear to benefit the patient,
they are actual laying the foundation for a Sc
les OF disease, loss OF sight, weakness of limbs etc.
In another column will be found the adyertisemon,
Of Hobensack's Medicines, to which we ask tho atten.
ton of all directly Interested in their own as well a.
their children's health. In liter complaints and a
disorders arising from those of a bilious type. should
Liver Pill.
qT"Bc mol deceired," but ask for Hob nsack's
Worm Syrup and Liver ri Is, and observe that each
has the signature of the proprietor, ] N. Hobensack,
as mona else are genuine.-N 7. ErprnSa
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-23
Lnter from Mexic6.

New ORLEANS, Dec. ls.-Later advices
from the Rio Granae, state that Carvajal had
CLOSED that river with 1000 Texas Rangers,
and was marching on Monterey, having beer
invited to do so by the citizens of Taumali.
pas.
It's also stated that the military comman
der at Camargo is aiding this movement.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-23
wTHE TAPE WORN N

This is the most difficult Worm to destroy of all that
infest the human system, it grows to an almost inde-
fnite length becoming 50 eoiled and fastened In the In
~testines and stomach, ~efiecting the health 20 sadly a
to cause 81. VitHs Dance, Fits. etea that those atf1ict.
ed seldom If fever suspect that It is Tape Worm has
tening them to an early grave. In order to destroy
this Worm, q very energetic treatment must be Pur-
sued, il would therefore be proper to take 8 to OF my
liver pills soas o remove all obstruetiohs-t that che
Worm syrup may act directly upon the Worm, which
must be taken in doses Of 2 table spooniUls 3 times 4
day, these directions followed have never been known
10 fail in curing the most obstinate case Of tape 1roTm.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-23

Family Groceries, Sc.--The readers at
tention is directed to the advertisement Of
Messrs. Giani g. Brandt. They have on
hand a most excellent assortment in their
line, and sell at the lowest prices. Besides
this, they are accommodating and use their
best efforts to please their customers. Give
them a cali.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-23
Chs ll)efhly Gazette.
WlsaiRaroN GOssP.-The Warrington

WlsaiksroN GossIP.-The Washington
c~otresDondence ofthe Baltimore Sun saw
that ethe act Of the adventurous Frenchman
Count Boulboh, in taking possession of the
PROVINCE Of Sonora, and decreeing its an
hexation to the French Empire, seems to ex.
cite much curiosity and surprise. But it il
10 be regarded only as an individual freak
and not as a measure Of the French Emper
or.
"When he shall take possession of Sono"
"a aid attempt, as some have supposed he
will do, to Illustrate our enterprises for rail.
road to the Pacific, it will be time enough
for our Texans and Californians to act in
the matter. A handful Of them will, at any
time, when necessary, rake Sonora and A.
mericanize il. The expedition of the French
adventurer was got up in California; and
another win follow 1t, no Doubt when me-
cessary. It is we'll known that Sonora is
the richest gold bearing province in Amer
lea, and, when 1t ceases to be Mexican, it
must be American.
"a vastly more important question may
arise from the Policy of France towards her
ancient possession, the island of st. Domin-
60. Who can undertake to say that Ma
poieon Sd will not, even with the assent of
England, conquer and re-colonize Hayti! 1t
may be a difficult, perhaps 1t will be an i'm
practicable enterprise. But France has, it
weuld seem, received a foothold in the
Spanish part of the island, and taken the
Dominicans under her protection.
Hernextst step may be one much beyond
the purposes for which the United States
Government and that Of Great Britain lately
united with France, to secure a peace be-
tween Hayti and the Dominicans. NaPo-
leon III may summon Faustin I to lay down
his power and restore st. Domingo to
France. Whether the Monroe interdict en-
braces this case is a question,
"Mr. Giddings, the other day, in his anti
slavery speech, indicated very plainly what
have supposed to be the policy ofthc anti
slavery party in the United States in regard
to Cuba. 1t is to annex Cuba, for the pur-
pose of raising the fearful question, in which
it will involve the Union. The Filibusters
and abolitionists will be found united in a
scheme for obtaining possession of Cuba,
with force or without. as may be most con-
venient-one seeking plumber and the other
civil commotion.
snow and then a pilgrim is seen travelling
from here to the 'veiled image of Sais' in
modern Egypt, called Concord" which,
next to the modern Heliopolis, (Boston) con-
tinues still the object of wonder and devo-
ton. The piety of office-seekers increases
hourly, and will soon border on religious ia
naticism. Meanwhile you may rely on the
fact that General Pierce will have his cabi-
ret made up before coming to either New
York, Philadelphia or Washington, and that
the combined efforts Of all the cliques will
not be able to change it. There might be
some objection to som members of his cab
met, il their names were known now but,
after they shall be announced officially, they
will be pr ,nounced unanimously, "the best
fitted for the place"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-23
ArriYnlsa

New YORK, Dec. 2o.-The steamer Star
ofthe West has arrived. here from San Juan,
and the Cherokee from New Orleans via
Havana. She was allowed full privileges at
Havana. She brings no news Of importance.
The city was healthy,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-23

WAR 4 RkyERsE!-Last spring a Mi.
Bateman,,' Of Kanswha county, Va, emigra-
It'd 10 Texas, with the expectation of doing
better In tie world, although his circum-
stafftes In Virginia. were very comfortable.
When he reached his Texas home some Of
his servants died, and sickness In family so
operated upon his mind that he concluded
to return to Virginia. On the way, himself,
wife and FIVE children fell victims to cholera
and other diseases, and found graves upon
the banks of the Mississippi. At Memphis
the remaining children were left to shift for
themselves, and but a few days since reach
home again, with the little remnant Of sew
en- hundred dollars, which had been left OF
their property,--LOu. Dem.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-23
rRICE - CENTS. FAC
Wholesale Agents for Ohio, J
AGENTS
Fairfield Common Fieas, Oct. Term, 1852.
- Is; Petition for Divorce.

THE above defendant, being a non-resident Of the
l. State Of Ohio, will take notice that a petition was
exhibited against him, by said Hannah Reamer, at the
October Term Of the cou,t ofeommon Pleas, for 1852
in and for the county Of =Fairfield and State Of Ohio,
paying that the marriage contract existing between
said petit iouer and said defendant be Dissolved. The
Causes set forth in said petition are, LIST. wiiful absence
on the part ofsaid defendant for more than three years
prior 10 filing said petifion-2nd, habitual drunkness
Ord, gross negtieence--ard 4th, extreme cruelty.
'P.4vAN TRUMP. AhorgeyJ for Petitioner.
October %, 1862 $3.50 6w24
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-23
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

A LII Persons wishing to obtain superior Daguer-
IA resype pictures, warranted to please" at 4 We
~ reasonable price, will do well to call al my rooms,
N Giesy's frame builling. third floor, entrance one
door East Of the Hooking Valley Bank.
Lancaster, Oct. 20. R. B MCBRIDE.