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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-02

A NEw Feature IN THE EXECUTION
OF THE LAVA lot Of LIQUOR is advcr-
tised to be sold this morning in lots to
suit purchasers, by Deputy Sheriff, at
81 William street This property, if it
is property. has been taken on execution.
and il sold, will be disposed OF accord
ing TO one law, and against another
We believe the city authorities will in.
terferc TO prevent the sale, should AN
effort be made to proceed with iL-N
u Mercury 2sh.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-02

IRisH LINN WRAPPERs.-The linen
manufacturers Of the north oil Ireland,
who annually paid 100000 or 10000
a year to other countries ior the orna-
mental wrappers for their fabrics, are
now spending the greater portion Of il
at home, these wrappers being now ex-
ecutcd by Belfast artists, taught at the
Government School OF Design recently
established there.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-02

III A lawyer wos once pleading a
case that brought tears into the jurors
eyes, and every one gave up the case
=. as gone for The plaintiff. But The oppos.
ing counsel arose and said: "May il
please the Court--l do no; propose in
this case 10 bore for pdicr, but"
Here the tears were suddenly dried
! l,ughter ensued, the righteousness Of
the ease was exposed, and the defendant
got clear.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-02

TBE Public PRiSTiSo.-The Senate
has at last passed the bill for the aboIi-
ton oi the contract system, and the
election Of a public printer, There is
now no longer any doubt about the
election Of General Armstrong as prin-
ter.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-02

UFThe Washington corresp- ndent
oi The New York Journal Of Commerce
writes. that al is now known there, Of
fic ally, tina, the British naval force un-
der Admiral Seymour. are under orders
TO moi,st no American vessel unless
fishing within three miles from tie
sliore. II they see vessel within the
'headland' line they warn her of the
British claim, but do no, molest her, un
less size goes in near the shore. -.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-02
At the Middlesex Eng Assizes, q

AT the Middlesex (Eng.) Assizes, Il
pickpocket, on hearing thai he was SEN
fenced to ten years transportation, seized
an inkstand, and threw it with great
force at the Judge, making hole in the
wall. The learned Judge calmly took
another inkstand, and altered the sem
tence to fifteen years.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-02

% DIR. ColIyer, who G.st introduced
the exhibition OF Model Artists in this
country, has lately become heir to a lor-
tune oil s6Oo,oOo. The Doctor gets this
plum by the failure OF relative 10
maze d will although he had designed
disposing Of his property in a differ r,
manner.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-02

An author OF a love story, in desci ID
irg ms heroine, says "Innocence
dwrlls il the rich clusters OF her dark
hair" A wagg,slr-ditor suggests that
fnc-toolh comb would bring it out.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-02
Sr. l. QUIZ, Aug. %.

STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION. = Steamer
Franklin No. 2, for Louisville, burst her
boiler six miles below this city, yester-
day. Thir'v pc sons were scalded, nine
killed, and six are missing.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-02

f. There is a man cut West SO forgetiil
Of ftcee that his wife 10 compelled 10
KEEP q wafer struck on the end ol her
nose, ,Irat he uay distinguish her from
the other ladier.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-02

Tho Council OF Ohio city have adopt.
ed ordinance against the retail Of
spirituous liquors in less quantities than
quart.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-02
BosToN, Aug. 90.
BALTiMoRg, Aug. 90

Ar,irai of Southern Moi-Ldter from
Honduras, DC. - Two New Orleans
mail- were received tonight, bat ow-
ing o 'he interruption of travel over the
Philadelphia railroad, they have TO lie
over unii 10 morrow. @
Galveston dates to The 18th inst, had
been received, but the news is Of no in
tcresi ....|
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-02
spr,serrrLp. Mass. Aug. %.

Suicide by Poisoa.-Euio Lewis, q
German matchmaker, took poison on
Sunday, and died this morning at tho
City Hotel. ElI73 1t ia'F .t ~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-02
PoRr Az PRINcx, Aug. II.


Contrary to general expectation, tho
country is in a very tranquil condition,
and never during my residence 30 heal
thy.
The Emperor and Empress and
suite, attended by 1000 Of the Imperial
Guard, left here two days ago to attend
the Emperor's father, who is very i'll in
a small town some fifty miles west Of
Port au Prince. a.s.
The French Minister and the RGov-
ernment are anything but agreeable to
each other, and an incursion from tho
French in Guiana is apprehended.
The markets are fairly glutted with
American produce Of every kind, and
the few sales that are made are at ruin
Gus prices. Native Provisions are good,
but not in great abundance. Coffee,
Logwood and Mahogany are scarce and
dear.
o. At meeting Of the Standing
Committee of the Diocese of Rhode
Island, convened at The house of tho
President, on Monday, August 30th.
1852, at 10 l-2 o'clock, A. NJ, a Special
Meeting Of the Convention Of the said
Diocese was called, as follows: ''
" BY the authority with which tho
2nd article Of The Constitution Of the
Diocese of Rhode Island invests the
Standing Committee, we hereby appoint
"a Special Convention TO be holden on
the 2Sth day September next, at-
Church, IN the city ofProvidence, at 10
o'clock, A. NJ, for the following, purpos-
cs: |.I|
10 take such action in reference 10
the assessments. or amounts received or
receivable by The Treasurer from tho
assessments for The salary the Bishop,
as may be deemed cxpedlent, audp IL
make such other appropriations as may
be necessary or advisable .srir.E
To confer upon, and arrange, il prar-
tcabIe, measures Tor the support Of
Diocesan
To tale into consideration the subject
OF electing a Bishop, and to proceed TO
such election, II II be found dcsira-
BILE: .....
To ransact any other business that
may be necessary IN carry ing out tho
objects above mentioned. Tor which the
Special Convention Is called. 900
Signed ia behalf Of the Standing Com
miticc OF the Diocese Of Rhode Island,
this 30th day of August A. ID. 1852
NATHAN Il CROCKER, President.
TnoMAs BUhorss, Secretary. III
Resoired, That copy Of the iorcgo-
ing call ofa Special Convention be pub
hshed Immediately n the daily papers
Of this State, and that similar copy,
ailesteJ in writing by the Secretary, be
forwarded immediately TO each of tie
clergy, and TO the Wardens and vcstry
Of each Of the Parishes, Of the Diocese"
A tue copy from tho Records of tho
CummItte. Attest:
srstn..sC - ttrn f,trc Z, g.,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-02

The National Women's Rights Coz
ven,'on is to meet in Syracuse, N. Y,
on the s,h, Bib aud 10th oi September
next
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-02
New Y DIRK, Aug. 81.

The Express of this morning says:-
Letters have been shown TO Us from
high and reliable authority, which give
the most positive assurance that the
fishery question has been satisfactorily
adjusted between the American Minis
ter and the British Government, and
that dispatches to tina, effect were trans
mitted by the Asia"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-02
ROCHESTER,, Aug. 20.

TnE CHOLERA AT RocHEsTER.--The
Board OF Health report six deaths in the
two days ending at 4 O'Clock this after
noon.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-02
CINCINNATI Aug. 90.

CINCINNATI mug So'
The CRops IN OHio.-There is now
fine growing weather, and the corn
crops are improving rapidly, and Prons-
ise 20 he not more than one-fourth
shor.
BosToN, Aug. 90.
MELANCHOLY CASE OF DROWNING
Mr.. Fenno, wite and daughter, belong
ing 10 Ibis city. were drowned at Hull
yesterday. They were in small boat,
which was run down by schooner.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-02

"Thc Old Stone Mil lot has been
disposed OF AZ last it was divided into
building lots, and has been sold as fol-
lows:- I'd
E Four lots on Genrse street, bought
BY TiIIihghast Tompkins, Esq, Tor
$4,000 purchased at psivate sale. \
Two lots next east rvnning from Mill
TO Pelham street, and eon,aining the old
Mill, bought by Mics Sarah Gibbs |, We
have not learned the price paid for
these they were purchased AT private
sale
-Four lots next enst. running "a ON Mill
10 Pelham street, bought at Auction by
'John'D. Williams, Esq., for $3.50, aver
aging 20 cents per loot.
Eight lois on Souh Touro street;
b.ught by H,nry A Schroed.r, Esq.,
and william " King Esq at auction,
for s., ,262, averaging 10 l-2 cents per
loot. The gross amount Of sales is
about 81 500.
The ent tire lot contains one acre aud
rixty nine hundredlhs o an acre
,RivHgs's MAsUAI, or Instructions by
q Pastor, on The Greed, Commandments,
Sacranenis, Lords Prayer, &C., colIec-
ted from the Holy Scriptures, Councils,
/. EY,hers and approved. writer's in the
Church, with prayers coniormabl'
thereto. Tor rle use Of those who wish
10 be- instructed in the principles aud
duties oi the Christian religion. Above
is the title Of a new edition Of an LII
STANDARD Catholic publication laid on
our table by the publisher, Thomas
Sweeney, OF Boston. From the title OF
The Book and casusl glance at IFS pa
gcs, we Judge il TO be a work eminenlly
caIruiaied TO nmpart 10 every enqnlring
mind true and reliable Information res
pcc,ing the doctrines md practices OF
rhe Catholic Church, with exceedingly
urgent, powerful and COW inclng scrip
tural and historical evidence to sust in
them. Tie work, with many other
standard works, may be found at the
residence OF MIR. Thomas Roache, AZ
Levin, st., where the publisher, Mr..
Sweeney, may be found for d day or
twc. t....
We lave received from the same pub
Usher, the select speeches Of Thomas
rancis Meagher, in neat pamphlet
Of 30 pages, from which we may give
some extracts OH future occasion.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-02

U5We find the following sprightly
and pleasant letter ia the Spirit OF the
Times il is from the pen Of our es-
teemed friend, Mis-, ii. Marion Ste
pbens,- .~ ~
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-06-17
! 10. he Daav Gdsetitc.
WHOla PIERCEl

.Saywho is piercel not know his mighty namel. .
Thus many a scribbler may in truth exclaim,
The last not least within the Eagle shines,
Scarce worth paragraph, much less these Ines
Eurus, Notls, Gorgon HeetorglQwi s,,-'ii-
With wsrlike Mars, OlynRhasi Mexlcoi %
CharybdA Scilla, Rio Granda peh-ineil.
And Androscruggin joins with Mount CARMEL;
While loathsome Pyton grins in ghastly view,--i b
Golah there with conquering David tooi - ip
Whose wit and fancy win themselves consume,
Inst for the reason that they want more room;
MetLinks tsere ,yiseifsome kind friend wonldt take
In charge this scribe, at least for pity y's sake;
Lest running mad the asylummay contain,
The last poor remnant his morbid brain;
When we true heroes their Just claims assert,
We scarce would giovel In the common dirt; 1',f
Nor dare on him that title to bestowi a-
Who led no armies, nor who met fot: ...
The general he, who leads his conquering hosts,
Who victory wins nor runs from battles lost; 2
Who presses on. his standard bearing high,
And leads to death or else 10 victory: ...
Who skilled in arms daring courage joins,
And noble deeds with manly thought combines;
All else hut these admit Of no def nee,
And violate the rules o. common sense; Fs-...
Then lot your Pierce his civil honors wear,
A chiefiain,s glories quite unfit to bear.
Such, puIile nonsense can but i'll supply,
Or food Tor thought, or truth to history; 49, ,.r..
As well dub hero, Mancha's wayward Rnigh',
Who dared the windmills to unequal fight.
Time was crmAddened party strifos arose,
And classed opponents in the rank of foes;
When love of country and of kind impressed,
One generous leo ling in each manly breat;
The sterling virtues Of the wise and great,
Secured the crowning honors OF the Statel
Blu now alas those honors are conferd,
On MN whose deeds, the world nor cared nc
heard. X.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-06-17

and d gree among mamInd--nll Of which. without
one dissenting objection, pronounce this Ointment to
be GOOD!
As day by day II unobtrusively extends its sphere
of action along the borders of vast country and is
circulated throughout its extent evidences oris
power and new proofs of lis eff acy are continually
developed Three millions of boxes, applied to dis.
ease within the las four years have established the
astounding fact beyondthe power Of cSvil or cont
dictnn that il is IEFAILIBLE in the cure Of all Tu-
mors, Ulcers, Sores, Burns, letter. Piles, ScroGula
Eryspelas, chblains, scad Head, sore Eyes, Quinsy
Group, Rheumatism, Broken Breast, Agur in the Face
corns, Sc II completely restores the Insensibe PER
spIRArIoN and by this means opens those avenues by
which nature intended toexpel the morbid matter q
the hody thus is the system eleansed the blood pu
rifiad: and tho health re tored
Il has power to cause all external sores, ScrQfut
Gus Il,lmors, and Poisonous rounds to discharge
their putrid natter and then heal them, isrightlN
terme All Healing, for there is scarcely disease
external or nternpl, that il win not benefit hay,
used It fortho last fourteen years for all the disease
of the chest; consumption and er;ilvovng the ut
most danger and responsibility; and declare beior
heaven and man, that not in single case has il ail
ed to benefit when the patient was within reach Q
mortal means.
]. MeALISTER lAl Fulton-st., ,NewYork Sole Pro
prietor A. IS HENDRY, Agents for Ohio.
,. Sold by T.. L Slocum and Otto W, Kracmer, Lanrss
ter; n. Kslb, Rushvie; w " Reed, CARROLL NJ. Camp
bell Piekarington: Leonard and Brother, Basil: A.
MitthoiT Lockyille Samuel Bartlett, Winchestcr
Endsley Lithopolis; +. Geohegan, Baltimore; Clay
pool, New Salem; J. and s. Iienbee, Amanda; Dani,
Hawkin, Sugar Grove; Ashbaugh and Beery Bremen
October23 1851 .a = ga 26
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-06-17

THREATENED HosrnITIEs IN ST. DOMINGO.
BY an arrival at New York, we learn that
tue Island of St. Domingo was in n very un-
settled condition. The commissioners ap-
pointed by the Dominicans to effect an ex-
change of prisoners, had returned from Port
au Prince without succeeding in their object,
the Emperor Solouque refusing to acknowl-
edge the independence of the Dominican
Republic,and threatening, unless theIIaytien
hag was hostcd at Port au Plat, he would
march against 1t in October next. Arrange.
ments are being made by the Dominicnns tc
meet the emergency by placing n force o
6,o00 men under the command ofGcn SAINT,
Anna on the frontiers, Tho Dominicun
were busily engaged in repairing tho fortif
cations on the frontiers. aud preparing other
wise to give the Emperor warm reception
should he attempt to put his threat in exccu
tion.
The Dominican government is cncour
aging settlers by granting fifty acres orlun
to each emmigrant intending TO settle in III
country. Five hundred German settler
were daily expected to arrive at Cape lisa
bella
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-06-17
CHECKERED STORT,

Can possibl bC disposed nf in due ason uni IL
is thu prospect Of large increase to tho population
Of our healthy and beautiful city No doubt the
rchn 81 OF tho surrounding country, combined with
the spirit and industry Of crerprisng farmers,
has stimulated those parties in laying in such noun
tains OF goods in the way OF FAsHioNAnLE CLOTH
mo
Tho superior manner in which they are ualc-thc
fashionable style Of their Gu and worknianslhp-tle
quality Of the material and the variety of shades and
rolors they are composed oi would indu"c You to
say without hesitation that the pr prietori must Ne
nntiring In their efforts ard their ingenuity more
than common, to collect such quantity Of beautiful
garments together. And the best OF all is, the
Unusun. low Prices they are Sold for,
Would almost mike YOU Swear that you would never
buy yard Of stuff in store To have made up Tor
Yourself or he boys. Ifyou buy a suit OF clothes,
YOU see the 6t-the quality of the goods and all
Ions ina inw minutes, with little trouble, before
| you pay one cent of yOur money. Notw ithsandng
Some of our modest. un'smming neghbors will raise
their voice and caution you, very piously, against
tho production Of"EasteTn Slop Shops" Think OF
L. Who would suppose itsuch a brilliant sugges-
iiOn! On what beau your granny was! Wonder
| shy they did not warn you against domestic SlOpS-
pery old patterns and perforated cloths Taae stroll
along Main street and see the figure we cut. You
will conclude poor Oh Mother Goose Is in such do
mnnd sho will be- comp He'd 10 hide herself or everv
Calico boy III the streets will certainly pluck her to
death. What Partisan Crooks we have got o late
in the shape Of Oh oomrq and shop boys; pure char
Nv for the Irish friends, suppose has brought them
n it we'll well! this is the age Of progression, GER
tainIy. To bo candid those WIN want to save as
much in the purchase Of suit ofclothes, as will give
the child half years schooling would do wcll to
call Al the OLD CHECKERED STORE where you
can be fitted ont from head 20 fnot, out those piles
ofcloihing we have stored away. What we sell You
we warrant in every particular. II anything hap
pen7 10 he wrg In Your purchase, return the goods,
and select from our stock fresh supply. II Is use.
less to mention the variety of our
Spring aud Summer Stock Of Clothing.
But In part: Tho greatest variety Of GOA s oI
all kinds aud patterns, PANTALOONS and VESTS II,
theu Nnds, Of every description; large quantities ol
SHIRTS, under and over Drawers, Silk liandker'
chiefs in an abundance Cravats Of the best Half Hose
Suspendcrs. Metallic 0vercoats, Cloaks, Nc: Fash
ionSblr Hats. Caps, Boots and Shoes, Umbrellas, Tray
cing Bags Of all kinds, Trunks. &C. Several doz. o
SIX Under Shirts, and Fine Thibct Wool do, will
answer Tor either ladies' or gentlemen. Many arti
clcs in tn, furnishing way all Of which will be dis
posed Of on the most reasonable terms and lotves
prireS COULEIlAN $50.
May 90, 1879, ....,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-06-17
Highly Imnnrinnt,

EEVIIE subscribe offers 10 soil his valuable improv
H. ed IIend Blocks for Snw-MIlis, upon th'
following terms: II they do not work AZ represent
ed, 10 pay will be required, The Improvement con
sis, in ennbng one man to SET hnth ends Of log n
the same moment Of time, and with the greatest re-
gulsrty. RETERENc rs.
William F. Rreck Columbus Ohio
D,aSs, Reed and Co Xenia. Ohio.
John Young, Columbus, Ohio 1--
c. 4. Soils, Columbus, Ohio.
Amer liee5e Columbus, Ohio.
Michael Sullvant, Columbus, Ohio.
Mosos SheiIcr, Grovepolt, Ohio
T.. +. Mclaughlin Springfield, Ohio.
William Teri Urbaua, Ohio.
Hardy and Clark, pqua Ohn.
b. +. ShadliclS, Fletcher Ohio.
James Durbn. Texas, Ohio. H
]. G. Fisk and Co., Texas, Ohio. - .
William Halter, Napoleon, Ohio.
stephens and Co Defiance, Ohio.
John Morgan, BlufFton, Indiana,
West and wilkins, Bloomfield. Ohio.
The above ara persons who have purchased the I'm
provonent and have II now in nse
All orders Addressed post paid, TO tho subscriber
at Lancaster, Fairfeh county, Ohio will be prompt
ly attended to. JOHN s SNYDER
I'm. H. Tho above Improvement obtained di
ploma End premium Of silver cup at the Obi
State Fair, 1851. .-,
olio State Journal publish three months and charg
this office. ... ..a-..
Lancaster September %, 1851 6mol
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-06-17

KossurH's FAMILY IN EScLAND -We an
nounced yesterday that Kossnth's mother
and sisters had arrived in Eng land, ltissald
the venerable lady was much exhausted BY
her long journey, and was not released from
direct Austrian official supervision until her
arrival in Dusse seldorfupon the Rhine Her
two, daughters, the Baroness Ruttkay and
the widowed Madame Won Metzlenyi who
came from the Austrian state Prison, were
also sadly fatigued. The third daughter
Madame Von Zsnlazky, accompanied by her
husband, formerly Lieut.. Colonel in the
Hungarian service and subsequently, an
Austrian prisoner ofState enjoyed admirable
health. Madame Kossuth will probably re-
main in England. y
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-06-17
Fresh Arrival of Books,

TNTEundorsigned has jus opened at his Book Store
L opposite She 6er's If0tei,an ExrENstyE AssoRT
MENr, consisting Of every variety Of Stationery an
School Books. and a very large and excellent lot o
Miscellaneous and standard works, -. SGD
Blank Books, of every description, and at tn.
very lowest rates. ,.s..-.s-,---.,.s....-r-.4-s
Bibles, a largo and splendid assortment and ateN
tremely low prices. 7'. i-..''.-
The public may rest assured that they can obttai
at the above stand, every thing usually kept in stor
rf this kind and at prices low at any other es
lsblishment in this region. .... Zee. 4.
Thankful for past f'vors. the undersigned hopes
merit a continuance of the public patronage. by
faithful attention to business and disposition (,
please all who may favor him with call,
,- JOHN SEARLES
Lancaster, November 90, 1851 %
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-06-17

6TGen. Pierce was a member of the
Convention of 1850, wdich revised the Con-
stituton of New Hampshire. The const-
tuition Of that State does not allow Catholics
to hold office, and ofcourse carries out the
Democratic doctrine Of" equal and exact
Justice to all men,"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-06-17
Ynlnnhle Property for sale.

rTNTIE subscriber offers AZ private sale, Eighty a.
1 cres Of Land being the Southwest Part of the
Farm on which she now resides. and adjoining tn"
iancl stcr on the Rovaltou Road atTordng ono oC tn
hest sites for country mansion within the vicinitl
Of erity; ono.third part wood land andih reman
der in four fields under fence. The improve cnts arr
two small Frame Dwellings, Shed Barn, and Stahlng
two wells, one with Pump, the other draw WE'LL
Possession given to the plrchnsrr in timo TO sret
wheat this Fall HANNAH LEVERlNG
March 30, lob2 9if.. s-uet 5w4S
DUTTY.-40t pounds machine made Putty I
Il bladuers, for sale by OTTO w. kREAhlER.
LaucaNe NAV 80, 1851 ..... .t- ...I
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-06-17
JOHN LYONS,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Every Variety Of Family Groceries, Pro-
vision, Fruit, Glass and StOneware,
INVITES the attention of the citizens of Fairfield
L and adjoining counties to his extensive stock
which can't be surpassed -.
He would say to the farmer, in due season he will
be supplied with all kinds Of Lake Fish, to supply as
many as may feel disposed to favor him with call.
Lancaster, February 26. 1889 43
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-06-17
NEW BOOKS.

lust received, Clovernoo', by Alice Carey; the
j Lnrgnette. Dream O liie,Rresh Glpsnings BY Ike
MARVEL First Impressions in England, Old Red Sand
stone Foot Prints OF the Creator, by Hugh Miller;
Glance at Europe, by II. Grsely; Buckeye Abroad
or The warderings in Europe and the Orient, by s.
Cox and many other new and choice Books, together
with fine and general assortment cf Bibles, Schoo
Books, &c., which will be sold very low at the Book
Store Of JOHN L. TUTHlLL,
Mays. Telegraph Building, opposite courthouse