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LANCASTER MACHINE FOUNDRY.

LANCASTER MACHINE FOUNDRY.
~ DEvoL 4 co. are prerAredto furnish allkinds
M. of Steam Engines, upon short notice and
at Cincinnati and Pittsburgh prices. ,qs.
Also, all kinds Of Mill Clearing. Hoisiing Ssrewss
Regulating Screw s Jack Screws; Fulfers Sorrows and
CIDER Screws.
Mill Spindles Of cast iron or wrought.
Bales and Drivers, &c. &c. f,
They will also furnish the Parker Wheel to,
suit any hesd Of water, and with either iron or wood
shaft. Also, the Atkinson Wheel fit up as above
The patent on the Parker Wheelh has expired and COM
sequently they can be had much cheaper.
They also continue TO make DeyOl's Threshing'
Machines, and keep a lot constantly on hand; war
ranted the best in Ohio. -e :.
All the above articles will be made with especial
care and by the best workmen, and WILDE Warranted
kllkinds Of repairing done upon the shortest notice:
They also keep constantly on hand, ALL KINDS OF
CASTINGS, Usually kept in a Foundry. Thy have
completed their front shop, so that those who call,
y They Are also Il this time manufacturing tie Ee~
fell Cook stove, NShich received the frHt Premi-
um at the Ohio State Fair At Cincinnati last Fall and
will keep them constantly on hand.
The known quality OF tho work done at this estAb-,
linhment Tor many wears pastisthe best guarantee that
in future, the subscribers willlAbor to desire the pa
trq2p,g. q the pub 5s ,s They invite n SSSTinstiS co,
JOHN LYONS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Every Variety of Family Groceries, Pro-
visions, Notions, Cordage, Tar, Glass,
and S~tOneware,
MAIN STREET, EANCASTER.-0HIO,s
| INVITES the attention Of the country and city trade
il to his extensive arrival from New York, which
makes his assortment, complete. He Is ready at Al
times to attend to the wants 90 his customers, and leS
Il be understood at all times that he sells on the aver,
age lower than any house in Fairfield county with
the express understanding that any article bought ~
his establishment that don't give satisfaction, on re-
turn of the same, the money will be refunded.
Lancaster, July 30, 1909 imwSma
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Special p~eposltos In Gold and silver paid In tho
came IL roluired.
Discounts TO Depositors at all times have the pre-.
ference.
Persons holding money in trust or otherwise, not
knotvlng al what tlmei II will be needed, will do well
20 retnainber That they can deposits IN this office. and
sshiIei II y subject TO their call at any time, can be
drawing interest.
Bounty Lnna Warrants Of all kinds will be
constantly on hand aud sold for at least two-thirds Of
the Gov efnmcnt pricos for public Land, and puaran.
teed TO aaswor the same a. Gold.
Lancaster, AprilB 1851 4o,c
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They have also on hand and are manufacturing a
largo assortment Of Stoves. Crates an" Hollow ware
Among their stoves may be mentioned the Buckeye
State, Buck, Queen If the Vert, Preference and Pro.
MUM Cook Stoves for Wood; they have also on hand
and are receiving Coal Cook Stoves from Pittsburgh;
their stock Of Parlor md other stoves and thor assert:
ment Of Crates will be found complies They viii
alive VS. keep on hand a large assortment OF Hollow.
Ware Of ali Inscriptions They have now a fine lot
OF large Iron Kettles.
Copper, Tin md SheCt-Iron Ware.
They still continue to manufacture a 1.-THE old stand,
all kinds Of Tin, c Upper and sheet Iron Ware. This
branch of their business, az well as the DINERS: WIZ
BIO conducted with caro-. The best material VIII be
used and the best workmen employed. All articles
in this line will be warranted and sold cheap for cash.
They are a times prepared TO do all Einds Of
JOB WORK both at the Foundry and IN SneP; wih
Lancaster, March 18, 1859. 0 40
? 5. House %Spouting made and put up al the short
est notice. Old Copper, Brass, Pewter and ~cast-iron
taken in exchange for any ofthe above articles
Dissolution Notice. -'s
TIME Co-partnership heretofore existing between
Il G. J. Bitter and c. M. Beery, under tho nrm
name Of BrrLER & BERrX has been dissolved by
mutual consent. The notes and accounts arc left in
ing thnmselves indebted TO said nrm are requested to
call and settle Immediately. q J. ILIi.Ek'
Lancaster March IS, 1859. IS
GREAT REVOLUTION In FRANCE.
AM just now receiving and opening out a larg'
Il and vol selected
stock Of spring md Summer Goods,
which am determined TO scIlss low as any othel
House in Ohio.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
who wish to purchase willfindthe following articles
,tO-wit:
Dress Silks, fancy an plain; Silks do; Fancy Lswss,
silk Bercyes, Fancy nclanes. Calieoes, Ginghams,
White and fancy Rohes, emhr'd; Parasois and Fans,
all kinds; White jamssi; Grape siawls
Worked Cuff, Sleeves and collars: Bonnet Ribbons
French and fancy flowers; dress trimmings;
Dress buttons. ofall sorts; silk and linen brades;
New style BOnrcts,
o. So -rd laGa, blarb silk lace; now stvle bioomel
combs. superior Polka; Marse'i,-- VesI'ugsy
Cloths and cassimeres, Sattineis, jeans and tuceds;
Muslins from 1 to 1 ] yard wide, sh-eting;
ilcached n%usiins. COTTON yarns, ~tiehi1gs, bagSing;
LcChorn md PAIN Leaf Hat, new styles
Batting and Queensware. a very large ssoekof
BOOTS AND SHOES;
and prices to suit customers.
Ali those who will iavor me with a call before the,
buy elsewhere, win be saving money bv Jeing 20.
Lancaster, April JACOB PLOUT.
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NEW YORK REPORTS, By cOmstocL, for s.e
IN by JOHN q. TUrHILL
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EXCHANGE OFFICE,

EXCHANGE OFFICE,
Main-street, Lancaster, Ohio. IN Giesy's Brick Build
ing, fl0o doors Vest efGe Hooking VaLiey Bank
OANS MONEY and Discounts good paper;
Ii Makes coAerfions at any point:
Buys and sells Exchange on the East& Cincinnati
+" " Gold and SLIDER Coin;
" " Real Estate n stocks on commissions
Pays Interest on Deposites At Tho following rates:
6pefcen, on deposites payable on demand,
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MATsl nATsM nATsN HATsMN

llhlot lth bGb In hOA AAhAHsstf
Robert Fielding,
A This new stand. IN the TdHmadge building, third
N door Wesf of The KALAMAZOO HousE, at the
Sign Of the BIG HAT, has just added to his former
supply, the largest aud most varied assortment Of
HATS and CAPS, ever opened In the city OF Laneas.
ter. His stock Of Hats consists IN part Of fine black
and white Beaver; white Otter, a superior
r. article; Castor and Fine Brush'
6SN FINE SILK, q beautiful assortment ofd%
Spring styles, rich and elegant, aud ,oarrantedt to To-
tain their lustre; Chillreu's Pearl and silk Hats;
California and Mexican HATS;
Mexican Brush aud TamPiro do
Panama Hats from 4li 10 20;
Wool HATS, Of all kinds, for Men ana Boys;
China Straw, Braided, Palm Loaf, Straw, Leghorn
Kossuth and Hungarian Hats.
Childrcn's Fancy Summer Hats.
lie alao keeps on hand a good stock Of his own man.
ulscture aud toin make 10 order any description 81
Hats that may be desired,
% CAPsi CAPsu CAPsM O.
- The snbsci iber would especially call @~A
the attention Of the public 10 his varied and oxten-
Sive assortment Of CAPS, superior and cheaper than
any stock ever before offered 10 the citizens OF the
county,
Tho following schedule indicates hut q portion O
the assortment; of each description there are largo
quantities: Brown and black plush CAPS,
Mohair brown do. Mems hungarian and Algoma do,
Stephens Diamond Fronts do. Buehand &Johnson do
Star cloth and TraUeIiing do.
New style Hat Cap.
Velvet bands and Victoria Tnrbans, Mems Sand.
witch aud Albert caps, Ringgold and Rough and Ready
do, Panama and Polish do
Also, all kinds Of silk and common oil cloth caps,
And q Beautiful style of Cloth Caps for Children.
The caps are Of all sizes for men and hoys. Of VA.
rious styles. and mado OF vloth, Plush, Oil cloth. &c.
II can safely be said that the assortment, ntyle And
nuish have never been aQualled In this city Ths
long attention OF tho subscriber tothis particular bust
moss aud his extensive acquaintance with dealers an,
manufacturers In the principal cities OF the Uuion
have enabled him TO mako tho best selections and a
tho most reasonable rates. The sfork Is for sale, gu
the public will nnd Il TO their advantage 10 call an
see. before purchasing ~elewhere. II can safely h
said that In price, quality, variety aud elegance, N
Stock isnot surpassed IL Central Ohio.
To Merchants and HRtters.
Tho large stock on hand offers superior indncement
10 those who may wish TO lay ina supply, and In
subscriber will accommodate Hatters and Merchant,
Atlwholesale, upon very reasonable terms,
May ~. 1859. r.. FIELDING.
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Rru,Jlcel Tlrusl,cs

spAINr Brushes, al sizes, shoe Finishes.
hair do, Dasting do, White Wash do
cloth doi Flesh do; scrnbbing do; Feather Dusters.
sept Just received at KAUFMAN 4 co.
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FtHMEuiEs Of theb best vintase. wlnes-po,, AZ.
fbon, Malagn, elci Ola rye Whi,kev,
Lbndon Porter, Schotch Al, expreosly ~ tha tirr Z;
September Z. kADFFMAN Il Co.
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OvcrwhcImimw Testimony

AVER HALF a Mill m of Tcstamonialshav been
Oreceived by the Pro p%rietor of MeAlistcr's ALL
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-30

Frsshet.-Fort two days past, we have had
very heavy rains in this neigLborkood, and
the consequence has Leen that Hooking and
ita tributaries have overflowed their banks
and in many places the low lands adjoining.
The canal also had an over-supply Of water
and required great care to prevent breaking.
We have not, however, heard Of any mate
III ldamagc in this vicinity, and have hopes
that our ~neighbors down the valley have
been equally fortunate.
Last night, the rain was very heavy anc
was accompanied by vivid flashes Of light.
ming and very heavy Chaps Of thunder. Thu
Weather is yet warm, but the clouds are
breaking and we have hopes that the rainy
season is well-nigh over.
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Eiglbsa Handrsd and Fny-ipo.-It run
far back into time. whent the present calendcr
commenced cunning. and many changes
since then have taken place. Empires, that
then were strong and powerful, have crum-
,bled away, and others with new laws, new
people and new languages have risen aud
lowered above their ancient grandeur. But
the event, which the occasion commence
rates, is sill more striking than all else
A new religion has sprung up and spread
throughout the entire earth, bringing Joy
and hope in the minds Of men, before that
left to conjecture whether all ends here, or
might there be an existence beyond the
tombs The pas,er minds Of antiquity were
troubled with the thought & could not fathom
the diaicultyi but all is now clear to the eye
Of faith-the hope that is planted in the hu-
man breast, is strengthened by the revela-
lions Of truth and the sufferings of Him who
assumed the mortal form to preach o fimmor-
tally and endless happiness in another and
abetter world. His reign still continues ant
is spreading wherever the Ministers of Peace
cas carry the "Glad Tidings."
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G. Kaufman y Co.. CO .Isncsst,r; Leonard 4 Bro.
her, Basil; Shaw and Hutchinson, West nashville;
b. B. Reinhasd, Lithopolis; o. II. Mollos, Somerset;
Troop md FickhArt, Circleville; Henry King, Tarlton;
DR.. b "A Fisher, Baltimore. July 90, 1851 u
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@G~pSe
I Tis now generally admitted by all persons who
j. have taken the pains to inform themselves that
SMITH & TONG keep ON hand the largest and 6es'
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The Governors OF Cuba.

A correspondent OF the New York Journal Of
Commerce, with the initials OF "B Y" writing
from Havana on the 9Th instant, says
"Thc new Captain General for Cuba has just
arrived by the Spanish steamer, and his reception
will probably take place carly to- m.rrow morning,
with the usual ceremonies. Crowds already
on the way to make fair weather, or to catch the
smile Of favor.
at is somewhat singular that General Concha
will leave Cuba with the soidi,r and gsnnedns hi
that he brought with him. not repcnished even with
a tailor's ouft-taking balance of come two or
three thousand dollars, having expended his salar y
in the promotion of the local arts industry, and
institutions of charity The like has not occurred
since the departure OF Valdez, who went home by
the provision made by his warm hearted friends.
Improvidently generous, be was not calculated TO
govern. nor could he we'll govern himself Tacon,
next, cared for HE own fame, wanted no money,
torted none, but claimed what be deemed Just OF
all. lie saved something for the rainy day, but
only what he earned by the labor Of publication OF
the administration, and establishing an ohectusl
criminal jurisdiction.
"General O'Donnell came TO replenish wasted
means and TO pay old debts; and be did, with n
large balance dragged from the industry OF the
island, variousy stated at from SS00.000 TO one
and n half a million.
"Count Alcoy was more moderate; but be
brought thirteen trunks, and carried away two
veseels loaded with his property, and n large
sum Of the ready to make him home comforts in
Spain"
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gao miles in length, and from 30 to 100 in
BREADTH with beautiful soil and climate. The
coasts abound with excellent harbors, and large
quantities OF fsh-cod, ballibut. &c. The island
is well supplied with game and numerous trout
and salmon streams. II has population of from
900 to 10 600 Indians, who lead rowing life, al
way moving in large bodies from part of the
island to another. They are fine athletic race,
very intelligent and well acquainted with the
of firearms, being supplied with them by the Hud
son Bay Company. They are great thieves, and
very ueacherous, rendering it necessary for
sci to be well-armed and manned to prevent being
cut of by them. The gold in the leland bids fair
to throw California in the shade. The island is
nominally British possession, but it is not inhab
tied by single white man. II these new mines
should hold out equal to their first promise, i'm
mense emigration Of Californians will take place,
as nothing will keep Yankee enterprise back
when pile is to be made. The Indians will soon
be forced to retreat to the main land which is only
eighty miles distant from the east coast Of the
island. The Hudson Bay Company have been
aware of the value of the island for some time and
have been trying to get an exclusive grant of il,
but do not think it will be allowed them. Ii you
deem this worthy of insertion in your columns.
shall, on my return, give you full journal Of our
voyage and its result. also enclose you one OF
our bills, containing the terms on which we take
passengers. !. l..
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Baltimore Correspondence
The Whig City Observation-Disclosures Bloody Afair--
The Markets, &c.
BALTIMoRE April 22-5 o. M

The JVhig Cify onvenfion-Another Bloody Afar-
The Markets, &c.
BALrIMoRE, April 22-5 D. m.
At the Wing City Convention last night the
solutions commanding General Scott the Wing
candidate for the Presidency were again taken
up, and after a lengthy debate Withdrawn by the
mover on the ground that the convention had no
power thus to pledge the Wing voters OF the city
in favor OF any candidate for the Presidency
Several Of the advocates OF the resolutions acknow
lodged that they were elected as friends OF Mr..
Fillmore, but had turned to General Scott on acr
count of the recent post-ofiice and custom house
difficulties. On Monday evening next the differ
ent wards Of the city will elect delegates to a city
convention to select delegate to the National
Convention, when quite contest will take place
between the friends Of Fillmore and Scott.
Another bloody outrage committed here, at
early hour this morning, which will probably
result in death. 1t appears that young man
named James McGowan this morning, short
ly after daylight, lying in his bed asleep when his
brother-in-aw, Allan Atkinson. entered. and with
a large bar of iron struck him heavy blow on the
head, crushing his skull, and leaving him in dy
ing condition. The deed was committee under the
effects Of mania potu.
A meeting Of citizens Of Baltimore, Hartford, and
Cecil counties, was held at Barnums Hotel thi:
morning to take measures to apply to the Legisla
ture Of Maryland for charter to construct new
line Of railroad between this city and Philadelphia
to cross the State line near the Little Elk.
Hiram Mccullough, esq, has been appointed
delegate to represent the fifth Congressional dis
trict of Maryland in the Democratic National Con
venton:
In the Baltimore market this morning there were
sales of white at Sc 81 cents. and yellow a
81 IS cents. Nothing doing in flour wheat
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sNIITHsONIAN LECTURES.


PROFESSOR BENJAMIN SILLlMAN, Jr., will
i deliver course of six Lectures, to commence
on the 10Th instant, and be continued on the even
ings of Monday, Wednesday, and Friday OF each
week, at o'clock.
Subject The Four Elements of the Ancient Phi
losophy-Earth. Air, Water, Fire-considered In
view OF modern science. lift
CTRAW MATTINGS, FLOOR OILCLOTHs
~ tSc.-The subscribers have now in store a COM
plete and carefully selected stock of House Fur
nshing Dry Goods, embracing every article in
their line adapted to the wants Of housekeepers,
such as
Tapestry Velvet, Tapestry Brussels, Printed
Brussels, Three ply, Ingram, Venetian List,
Rag, and other Carpetings
English and American Oilcloths in full sheets,
which will be cut to fit any size and shape,
passage or hall
Irish, German, and Russia Sheetings
Cotton Sheets and Sheetings of all widths.
Double Damask Table Cloths for any length,
and square or round tables
Damask Napkins and Towellings
Pillow-case Sheetings, all widths
Bed Quilts and Counterpanes, all sizes
Bed and Crib Blankets, all sizcs
Also, rs pieces A Canton Mattngs. superior
IS do Sd do do
% do Ga do do
40 do "A, 81, and "a checked do
Ap l3-4wif HOOE, BROTHER & co.
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FURNITURE DRY GOODS.-CLAGETT &
Il DODSON, dealers in all kinds of Goods in
the above line, have the pleasure OF announcing to
the housekeepers and those who contemplate soon
becoming in Washington, Georgetown, Alex
andria, and their cnvirons, that the following ar
ticles in the above line have just been received,
which, added to their former stock, makes their as
sortment now cornplete; all Of which will be found
of the very latest production newest in style, most
desirable for utility, and as reasonable as can be
had in any other establishment in the Union:
IN TOILET GOODS.
Sd, 81, l04, la, ia, and 1874 Russia, Barns
ley, and Irish Sheetings, which Will be sold
lower than heretofore
40.inch, 42-inch. 4o-inch, 50-inch, and 81 inch
Pillow and Boulster-case Linens, from Ger
many and Ireland. Some OF these goods are
far Surprising any for excellence that have
ever hitherto been offered for sale in this part
Of the country
Belgian, Eoglish, and Scotch Damask Towels.
in beautiful figures and borders. all new styles
Fine and heavy Huckaback Toilet Towels, in
dalnask borders, which will be sold as low as
huckaback by the yard
Real Russia Basket Towelling, very pleasant
Electric Rubbers a fabric of wool and linen, the
use Of which has been found highly conducive
TO health
Baden Baden Rubbcrs and Russia Dowlcs and
Crash These last named VIII be iound excel
lent 10 be used for bathing purposes
Also, many other kinds Of Towclling not ncces-
sary TO specify
1914, ia IL 4, 10 4, and IA pink blue, buff.
and white Dresden Quilts, all new styles
White Marseilles, Victoria, French, and Wcted
Coverlcts and Quilts, some of which are manu-
featured expressly for summer usc-they not
being too heavy for tho approaching season
Alec, case Allendale Quilts, extra sizes
White, pink, blue, buff and aquimarin Toilet
and Crib Covers and Quilts matching
White Msrseilles Stand Covers.
We respectfully invite the attention of the pub
lie TO these goods which will be found desirable.
CLAGETT & DODSON.
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Gu-Mr. c. w JAMES, No. l Harrison street
Cincinnati, Ohio, is our General Travelling agent
for the Western States, assisted by John 4. Dent,
Or. J. A. Wadsworth, Aierander Il. Lars, James
Rutherford, Dr. Lott Edtcards, C. M l.. Fiseman
and n. J. Thomas.
Mr.. HENRY NJ. LEWIS, Montgomery, Ala
bama, Is General Traveiling agent for the States
Of alabama and 7snnessee, assisted by C. r. Lerris
James o. Ietris, and Samuel d. Lctcis
Mr. ISRAEL y. JdDfES, No. ts2 South Tenth
street. philadelphia, General TTarsiiing agent
assisted by Wtnian H. Weld, John Collins Jane,
Deoing, a. Kirk Uellingion, T.. a. Epons, Porrin
Locke, George p. Button, Joseph button, ID. n.
Goodin, William J. Corey, Isaac VI. Bodine, AND
Waller ID. Thompson.
Rrceipls from eithfr Of fhs nbore triN be good.
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INDIA MATS FOR BEDs.-We have Just re-
Il ceived 10 bales of the above article, which
altogether new in this part OF the world, and will
be found great luxury, at very small cost to be
used in the approaching warm weather.
Also, large assortment Of rich Damascus (silk
and woody Piano, Table and Stand Covers, with
almost endless variety OF excellent House Fur
niture Dry Goods; all Of which are now ready for
the inspection OF The public.
APP 2l-eo3tif CLAGETT DODSON.
LITTELL's LIVING AGE, No. 4i5-Iss cts.
/. The Spanish Protestants.-C Christian Observer.
2. Marquis of Rockingham and his Contempt
raries.--SpectdtOr.
Chinese Porcelain Seals in Ireland - Cham
bers's Journal.
"Reminiscences of a Man ofthe World.-Bent
Isys Miscellany.
S. Jung BaRadoor United Service Magazine.
8. Preventable Death Iafs Magazine.
7. Blackwood's Magazne.-Cr Critic
8. Constantinopic to Corfu.-Spectator
9. English Songs, by Barry Cornwall Exam.
inu.
TO- Life of N Paganini.- Critic.
H. Note Book of a Naturalist, Part XIV.-Fra-
ser's Magazine.
II. Literary Forgcrics.-A lenem and Spec
l3. Switzerland Menaced Examiner.
II. Edfon and its Neighborhood. - Chambers,
Journal
With Poetry, Short Articles. and Notices of New
Books
WAsHINGToS. December q, 'lS45.
OF all the Periodical Journals devoted to Litera-
| ture and Science which abound in Europe and in
this country, this has appeared to me to be the most
useful. 1t contains, indeed, the exposition only Of
the current literature Of the English language, but
| this, by its immense extent and comprehension
| includes portraiture of the human mind in the
utmost expansion of the present age.
j. G. ADAMS.
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