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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-27

SMALL NoTEs.-The Maryland House o
Delegates have passed bill prohibiting the
circulation of bank notes of less denominn-
ton than SO, and it is now the law. 1t pro-
hlbits the circulation Of foreign small notes,
after October next, and those of the State
banks after next March.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-27

The general appropriation bill, recently
passed by the Pennsylvania Legislature, ap-
propriates within fraction Of FIVE millions
ofdollarp,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-27

CT The chap who occasionally writes ed
itorials for the Eagle, in the absence of the
publisher, when no other person can be de-
tailed for the service, had better get DIR.
kreider to furnish him with an India Rub
Der suit, in order that there will be no dan
ger ola collapse, when his proportions are
sweled by reading his own editorials.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-27

6TThe Chicago Journal says that four
young ladies' near that place have just got
married, and immediately set off with their
husbands to California.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-27

GrA California bear was received at St.
Louis on Thursday. 1t is said to be one of
the largest and most powerful of his species,
He weighs, according to the statement ofhis
owner, about 1000 lbs.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-27
Nnficn.

TIME undersigned will arrive in Columbus, Ohio
Il by the last Of March, where he will engsge in
the practice Of his profession. All those indebted to
him in any way and all having claims against him are
respectfully requested to present the either by
letter orperson for settlement,
Office on High street. opposite the w State house
JONATHAN FLATTERY, NJ. d.
March 1S, 1859. 2m46
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-27

0TSeveral of the Shanghai chickens now
exhibiting at Masonic Hall, in Cincinnati,
have been sold for 10 and $I5 per pair.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-27
Dissolution Notice.

TIME co,partnership heretofore existing between
l. Robert Fielding and John Fielding, under the
irm-nnme of FrELDINo and Son, is dissolved by mu.
tual consent The books and accounts left in the
hands OF r. Fielding aud an immediate settlement Of
all claims is earnestly solicited
The business will hereafter be conducted by the
dersgned, who respectfully solicits continuance Of
the patronage Of the public. r. FIELDING.
Lancaster, April 10, 1852 80
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-27

OcTWe are indebted to Senators Wade
Chase and Bell for valuable favors.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-27
irvine and Garbage

The largest stock ever opened In the city.
H0nBs Broom Twine 250Bs Cotton Seine Twin
lUU UI50WrRpping do 200 do Hemp do do
1850 Pounds shoe Thread, 6 coils Towing Rope,
Cords and Fish. lines any quantity, fi3lN
Just received and for sale by G. KAUFMAN & C
Iancaster July 81 l4 IA
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-27

0srA gentleman popping his head through
a tailor's shop window, exclaimed;-"What
O'Clock is it by your lapboard;" upon which
the tailor lifted up his lapboard and struck
him a blow on the head, answering, cit has
inst struck one"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-27

ODD FELLows.--The Grand Lodge of the
State of Pennsy ylvania was to meetin Phila-
dolpha on Tuesday last. The Ledger says
that matters of more than ordinary interest
to the members of the Order will claim the
attention of the body, some Of which are of
vital Importance. The projected establish
ment of the Widows and Orphans Asylum,
which has been Incorporated by the State
Legislature, and which will come before the
Lodge, will doubtless receive its sanction and
approval, and be carried into successful OPP
Grafton. tits proposed to have two institll-
tions Of this characters-one for the Eastern
Division, to be situated near this city, and
another for the Western, to be located at OF
near Pittsburgh, in which thepenniless wild
ows and destitute orphans of deceased broth
crs may find refuge from want and suffer
ing.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-27

VRGNA.-On account of the recent
denomination upon the Governor, for his
pardon of Jordon Hatcher, the question of
the removal of the Capitol from Richmond
is seriously discussed One paper very SEN
sibly thinks that the Legislature ought not
to seduce city and then cast it off, to have
the same influence upon another.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-27
Dissolution Notice.

UISSOIWIIUH NOIICPs
TIME Co.Partnership heretofore existing between
- IL g. J. Bitter and {. M. Beery, under the firm
name Of BITLEH Il BEERY has been dissolved by
mutual consent Tie notes and accounts are left in
the hands Of C. NJ BE ry for collection, and all know
ing themselves indebted TO said firm requested to
call and settle Immediately. G. ]. BlTLER,
c. NJ BERRY.
Lancaster March 49, 1859. 46
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-27

0TThere are fifty thousand women in
NewYork who earn their own subsistence by
the work of their own hands The average
wages of the fifty thousand is three dollars
per week; but there is large number who
get only one-half, and some only one-lhird
this sum. ....
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-27

The ANSWERsARIEs.-Friday was the last
DAY OF the anniversaries, in New York. On
that day tho American Board Of Commis-
sIonGrs Tor Foreign Missions, assembled at
the broadway Tabernacle, and the annual
report states, that since It's last annual meet
my, " missionary laborers haye been sent
10 10 stations, q tofeldspreviousy occupied,
ana . 70 new missions. Thir,y-three new
missionaries are about to take their deoart-
@rS' oca rhe receipts ofthe year were MI =.
wv o., which is an excess over tho ,ccono
oI last year ofS0,24s 81. : eD,-e
NEW NEW YORK sends seven delegates TO tho
wing Convention, for Fillmore. In throa =.
four districts no choice has been efysctaJ n
and rnsrsrA'iiaa disetictS sal 90 for acott
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-27

NIINEPENNY CALICo--This day opening a.
!. Y Wises 700 pieces OF the pretest patterns best
cloths and most permanent coors ever brought to this
market w, T, WISE.
nov 8, 1850 opposite Shelters Hotel
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NOW THEM

GATES in the Tallmadge House, has got fresh
W supply Of every description Of goodSin his line
''too tedious to mention"
Lancaster, May %, 1851. .'-
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PLASTER OF PARIS, &c. n,
= Barrels Calcined Plaster, 80 DO Water Lime 30 Do
- ground Plaster, for sale by T. D. GLoCUM
Lancaster, June %,
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Fancy Articles.

Fancy Articles, ; t
I UST opening fresh lot of Brushes Of every des.
ID crption; Combs, Ivory. Dressing, Tuck and Side
Note Parer, Cards Envelopes, Drawing Paper, BriS-
tle Boards Perfumery, Seat
Tuly 81 t- G. KAUFMAN & CO.
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TO The PubIic.

TINE Agent ofthe Philadelphia Commission Store,
l. has large LOT of Goods which he is closing out
ntcost He is going to California with hi fsmily,
the m ment he can sell out, and Of course time Il
precious Come along and help him off, ,s
HLe JOHN G..WILLoCK, Agent
Fahr,,ar@ or 1879 a.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-27

LIQUOR FOR THE ToN.-The Newport (R.
~ News, announces to the visiters to that
fashionable watering place this summer, that
they can obtain "just as much liquor as they
want, and just as freely" as ever, in spite Of
the Maine Liquor Law in Rhode Island.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-27

WINDoW GLASS; half boxes by 10
w and half boxes 10 by u, McCnly's superior
Window Glass for sale by
OTTO W. KRAEMER
CASH paid for broken Glass.
Lancaster, May 90. 1851
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-27

GERMAN EMIGRATION WEsrwARD.-The
Albany Argus says that the number of Ger
man cmigrants who pass through that city
every week and every day, for the West, is
very large. The boats from New York are
frequently crowded with them, and for the
week past, II is said, as many emigrant cars
as could be procured, were in demand to
convey them over the central railroad line,
whch had carried at the rate Of 5000 week
ol western German emigrants. The Argus
AIDS 'h9t majority of these emigrants ap-
pear to be in very comfortable circumstan.
| ceg.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-27

A ACOuRAGEoUs LApY.--The following il
told by Philadelphia lettrr writer:
! A lady named Mrs. A lister, whose hus.
band went to New York on Thursday last
was alarmed at 10 o'clock last night, at her
residence on Ninth street, by violent rap
ping at the door; andon going to learn what
was wrong, the person cried out "fire," ""fire"
--"Your house will be consumed in an hour
IL you don't look sharp" She, with consid-
cradle presence of mind, looked about the
house, and not seeing anything wrong inside,
and remembering her husband had warned
her against admitting my one after ten, she
informed the person that he must be mistuk-
on he then proceeded to break the door with
an iron bar-his object being to rob the
house, knowing that Mr.. lister was away,
and that he left good deal of money behind,
She warned him several times that ifhc did
not desist she would shoot him. He thought
she had not nerve enough for that, nor could
he be persuaded, until at length, when he
had almost effected an entrance, she fired,
and suffered no more annoyance. Next
morning on the door being opened, the steps
were found bcsmeared with blood, and the
drops were traced for a considerable distance
in the direction OF High street
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-27
OvcrM heIM.ine Tr>rLmomy.
OVER HALF Million of Testimonials have been
Orecei'cd by he Proprietor of MeAlister's ALL

HEALING OINTMENT
From Physicians the most
skilful and celebrated,
from Councillors learned
in the law, from Judges Of
celebrity on the Benc h,
rom Ministers of the Cos.
ncl, whose underwriting in
gritty have made them
Inning lights in the path
Of Truth, from enlightcn-
cd Professors. from acute
Merchants, & from those
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-27

FRUIT FRUITH FRUITNH
Just received az the Md Drug Store. q.
TX Boxes Layer Raisins,
IO 10 Bunch
g Drums Sutana 3"
70 I" Figs,
10 Jars prunPs,
Box Vermacilla.
Lancaster, December lS. KAUFMAN & co
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-27

NTOTICE TO AID LCONCEKNFD.-TIavl
~ disposed of my ock Of Drugs, Medicines, &c.
to Mr.. \. l.. SLocUM, all those indebted to me by
settle the same, wish 20 settle up in the shortest
possible time, and speedy compliance with this
quest will save cost and trouble. Those indebted to
tho old firm of BURY Beck, must also settle their
accounts and notes Immediately will be found a,
tho old stand
their custom for so many years past. give my thanks
GEORGE G. BECK.
Lancaster January 81. d&wtf24
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WRAPPING PAPER.-3 Rcsm cap Wrap
w ping; 80 do Crown; 80 do Medium; 10 do doule
Crown % do Cap Tissue. Als1 heavy Pasteboard by
the gross, for sale by OTTO W. KRAEMER.
Lancaster, May 90. 1851.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-27

| A practice OF this kind in the State OF Ohio
would prove highly interesting and useful
and would serve to show the contrast be-
tween the average duration Of life in old
and new countries. We suppose the result
so far as the influence of occupation is con-
cerned, would be much the same; but at the
same time, we do not think the average life
of people Of the West would reach anything
like the above figures. We publish the
above comparison as matter of interest,"
The causes whichproduce these results, will
be easily apprehended by any one who will
take the trouble to reflect upon the inhu-
ence Of different vocations upon the physi-
cal man, and in doing this, the mere labor
must not only be considered, but the inhu-
ence upon mind, family connections, inde-
pendence so far as wealth is concerned and
general prosperity. r-
LAND WARRANTs.-Mr. Butterfeld, the
Commissioner, has written letter in reply
to some que stions put to him by Land
Warrant dealer, in which the following facts
appear, which may be useful to some of our
readers:
If the warrantee died after the issuing Of
the warrant, proof of the fact must accompa-
ny the warrant. This proof must consist Of
the certificate of a Probate Court, under
SEAL stating the time Of the death of the
warrantee, and giving the nameofthe widow,
or, if no widow, of each and every child,
designating which are minors, and which are
Of age
The widow is entitled to the warrant. II
there is no widow, then the children are en-
titled to it. If there are neither widow nor
children, the warrant is null and void
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OILSi OILSil OILSiil

Just received at the Old Drug Store,
QAA Gallons Tanners Oil 3barrels Sperm Oil
CUU 600 10 f'laxseed do do Sweet do
barrel Lard do 4 do Turpcntine
CapaI, Coach and Japan Varnish.
Lancaster, July 81 g. kAHFFMAN X co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-28
TO MILLERs, CAPITALISM, AND
OTHERS

THLIGIBLE MILL PROPERTY FOR SALE -0REAT
L. BARGAIN The powerful and valuable STEAM
MILL lately belonging to the Mount Vernon and New
Harmony Plank Road Company. This Mill drives two
saws and warranted cut three thousand feet of lum
Der daily. II erected three since at cost OF
more than four thousand dollars. and Is in excellent
order Ii has four foot boiler Of the rery best qnalit
which cost upwards Of five hundred Collars.
This mill Is situated on Big Creek and on the Plank
Road six miles from Mount Vernon, where the Flank
Road strikes the Ohio River. Around II IL .avily
timbered country where stocks be obtained low
rates Lud in any quantity Il Is seldom that esab
shment so valuable and conveniently situated offered
to the public. Possess Immediately. q .r1a
As the present pro,retors bought 1t at cheap rse,
and do intend l.. 1t will be Sold for cash
part credit from ONE THIRD 10 one half It's orgi-
nal cost. Four Of Land 20 with the Miihat
Apply for further particulars, Evansville 10 Mr..
Crawford Bell, Nam street; New Harmony TO Mr.. y.
G. Nettelton, and at Mount Vernon 10 Mr. William J..
Lowry - novlS lwd6tw
volksbo,e copy weeks and send bill to this Office.
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yIJICANIZED sNDlA RUBBER
1I..cI,iIG Relling.

rI,HE experience of the last five years has gained or
this Betting the confidence OF the consumers; TINS,
together with the act that great improvements nave
been made the quality, warrants the 70
for All open Belts more especially for heavy or main
Belts. for the foow reasons:- :,
l. The perfect equality Of width and thickness "hieh
IL will retain. No.. -, -,
nires n and IL remains flexible IN degree OF cold
4 tits of great strength and durability, does not slip
ON the pulies gain OF power obtained
and, when adjusted achnery, does not require aier
alton "a Is the case with leather, or any other
4. In wide Betting, the cost is much below that oil
leather, or any othsr. :.
M largc a .ertment always on hand ana iurhisheu
of given lengths ut the shortest potlce. by.
'decll- BABCoCn bhoihEh
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INDIANA, KEyyUcKX s. 1LLINcI
r.. r.. r..
ITS .MODUS OPER.ANDI.

II. II. X.
ITS .NODUS OPER.4N.DL
TT Inst .ntiy Stops Paint
Ii Instantly Removes its CauseiH :,
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
win Stop the most Tormenting Painsl
Will Alay tae most Excruciatng Cramps and Spasms!
Will soothe the most Violent Irritations.li
IT DAILY CURES
Throughout The United States many hundreds of the
most obstinate cases Of
Rheumatism, Gout,
Neur,lgia. Paralysis,
stin Joints. Bruises, $.
Lameness. Spinal Complaints,
Lumbago. Stitch in the Back.
Ii Hourly Cures Thousands of
Diarrhea, Cholera Morbus,
Dysentery, Cramps aud Spasms,
Tic Doloreux, Coughs and Colds,
Sour Stomach, Influenza,
Fad RreafS fightness of the Chest,
Sick stomach. Biliousness.
Ii Instantly Cures
Tens Of Thousands Of the most Excrueiating Pains
,s in few moments
Pains in the Back,
Pains in the shoulders,
Pains in the Muscles,
Pains in the joints,
Pains around the Heart.
Pains around the Liver.
Pa ms ds i" the Head the Face the Feet the Arms
Side, and stomach,
Neuralgia. Pains
Nervous Pains
Rheumatic Pains
Sciatic Pains.
Sharp and Acute Pains. Heavy and GrumbHng Pains;
Aches Of all kinds,
Back Back Ache Ache Tas Ae Ass..
Spinal Complaints,
Are suddenly Relieved from all Painful feelings by
X. X K. Relief.
CRlPP LES!
LEAP JOY!
The Crippled and Bedridden are instantly relieved
by the X. k. K.
We have cases where the crippled and stinjointed
hobble their way Laboratory, 10 received IL
soothing influence
1 And Walk away. Rejoicing
| In the Quick and Sudden Efficacy OF the X X X.
| CAkls
We guarantee that i'm ninety nine out OF one
hundred, Railways Ready Relief will do ali that Is here
set down. One trial will prove rs efficacy. The mo
ment is applied II arrests the progress OF diseased &C
ton, and stantiy ailays irritation.
X. X. X. is sold for % Cents per bottle, 50 cent
and 8 per bottle.
| Genuine Relief.
Each bottle te DO genuine must bear the fac smii'
signature OF RAILWAY q 90.
On the Label. AND THE LETTERS
X. r. X.
| BLOWN IN THE GLASS.
| General Agent for the State OF Kentucky Edwii
Morris wholesale druggist, Louisville; also for sale b.
Raymond & Patten, 4th street. and l. p Blackwell, b
| street.
e SURE druggist Madison and all respectable DIRT ggist
| throughout the United States and Canadas.
| WOOLSEY q LlNCK. Agents,
| Evansville, Ind.
| RAILWAY & CO.,
| noyfe 162 Fulton ST.. New York.
4
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- s.ss5s2
AND FOREIGN EXPRESS
DAGUERRFOTYPES.

THE undersigned respectfully announces that he will
l. remain in this city short time. and will be happy
TO receive his room such ladies and gentle ~ may
desirc Lkenesses Of themselves, friends or children,
neatly executed and set In lockes breastpin, finger
rings plain and fancy In the very best style
Ladies and gentlemen invited 10 call ard examine
specimens and assured that picture Is allowed 10
pass from his room unless il is in every particular en-
trely satisfactory the sitter well as the Artist.
Rooms in Posters building, formerly occupied by
Webster & Miles. IcciI FL. CHAPMAN.
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REAL EST ATE AT PRI-
VArH SAIE

DEING fifty by sevanty-Gve feet, divided into two
equal parts of north corner ofot CO, old plan,
fronting on street. between First and Second; also
twenty fre BY hundred feet CT north corner OF
said Lot, fronting on First between Vine and Division
streets. The above Is the property Of D. o. F. Morn
Ing star Lodge MOI To those wishing central iocs-
on for business better opportunity cannot be offered
Title Indisputsble and terms of purchase made easy
" CRAWFORD BELL
novl, Oh. Committee Oh Sale.
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FURNITURE.

CtoFas. Diyan. Center dining, Breakfast and Card
= Tables, Walnut and Mahogany Plain and Dressing
Bure. u.s. Rose Wood Marble top Dressing do enclosed
and plain Wash Stands, Lounges, Eedsteads and Mat
tresses Also large and general assortment Of Wood
C ane and Hair sea: Chairs, for sale low by
nug93- Iyd WOOLSEY & NELSON.
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Il. NELSON.
d. wOOLSEY.
UCT ION.
WOOLSEY & NELSON.

yLTATER street Evansville Indiana. Aucuoneers
wv and Com mission Merchants, Manufactures Agents.
Dealers In Dry Goods Furniture Chairs Clocks Looking
Glasses Picture Frames Notions &c. Partieularten'
ton given to the descriptions Of Goods Regu'
lar every Tuesday Thurs lay and Saturday. Casn
advances made on Cousignments.
aug % ly WOOLSEf OK NELSON'
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TEwELRY & NCTIoNS.-Earrinss, Finger rings,
d Breasl Pins Shit studs, Gold Pins and Pencils.
Watch chains Keys, Gold and Silver Watches Steel
Bccds and Caps brushes, Combs Purses Fancy Soaps,
Victims Pictures and various other notious.
for sale by
aug % ly NOOLSEf x NrIa'oS.
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Il r.hr.,ikAPH DISPATCH ES.
Reported for the Evansville Journal.


vrxcExNEs, Dec. q.
The Wabash is rising three inches per
hour, with fifteen feet water.
MADISON, Dec. "a.
The bridge over Pleasant Run, on the Madl-
son and Indianapolis Railroad, gave way this
morning as a freight engine, with ten box
cars, were passing over. The bridge ana
cars were entirely swept away. An engln-
eer, fireman, and another man, named Hor-
ace Bacon, arc missing.
The Bridge ever Haw Creek, this side Co
lumbus, has also been carried away by the
floods. Hla
The Miami is food high and has carried
away some length of telegraph wire, cutting
off communications East.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. %.
The rain put stop to all outdoor business
Yesterday, and but few sales were made.
In rope a sale of so coils at &c, and a
small lot at &c. No sales Of baggng.
In flour but little was done. few small
sales from store at S4 %, and from the wharf
extra (A1orrison's brandy at "a 40. Also
about 800 sacks bran and shipstuff at so and
Coo per hundred. Wheat firm at zoe. Corn
nomidaly 4Oc. from store.
In groceries, sales of about Is hhds sugar
at Al at Al. A sale of 200 bbls molasses, at
'27Jc. In coffee sales of about 100 bags at
81, OF and lOc.-most of it at the lowest
figure.
Provisions very dull A sales of $50 bbls
mess pork at ST., 60 days without interests,
and 1000 bbls were offered at same, also 3s5
bbIs at same, and SO kegs lard at lie. No
sales of cut meats or hogs.
BosroS, Dec. 90.
The Governor and Council are counting the
rotes for State Senators. Mr.. Cabine, Of
Berkshire, Coaltionist, is defeated by 81
votes; he was before supposed to be elected.
The total result will no doubt be 10 Wings
8 Coaltionists and % vacancies.
The funeral of Dr. ]. E. Stevens, to-day,
was largely attended. The escort was COM
posed of the Ancient and Honorable Artil.
lery Company, and the Fusileers. Gen.
Pierce, Caleb Cushing, and Major Lally were
present.
On Saturday the President elect, accom-
panied by Hon. Amos Lawrence, and Presi-
dent Hopkins, Of Williams College, visited
the Mather School in South Boston. Gen.
Pierce addressed the children in language
calculated to make lasting impression in
favor of republican institutions, good order
and sound morality.
Troy, Dec. 90.
A company has been organized in Roch-
ester, with capital of Ss,Oo0,O0o for cen
structing Railroad between that city and
Troy. Ten per cent was subscribed and PAID
in.
The City Railroad depot here has been To-
Gated on 9Th st. between Albany and Futor
'sts., embracing Eaton Gilbcrt's car manufac
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OF FARLoR STOVES AND

uST RECElVEp. per steamers Sam Gloon and Fawn.
large and handsome assortment Of Paror Stoves FOR
wood and coal; also few fine Mantle (ornan ented)
Parior Crates of the latest styles The above goods
were bought at the old prices and before the rise IN ali
KINDS Of castings Call and examine the hes. and cheap
est lot of stove, in the market.
On band few of Cummings patent self heating Irons.
the best article made We agents for this county
ncvl7 Up SCHwING & co.