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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-28
NJ E DIG A L..

TNOWNSEND'S, Sands, and Bulls Sarsa-
i parilla, warranted genuine, and fer sale
by VIM. BOGEL.
UNAWARE, Willoware, Brooms, Willow
i. wagons, Cradles, and Willow-chairs
Sugar boxes, Tea canisters, Coffee canisters
&c, by ST. Pi.,NcHARb
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ERESH RECEIPTS of Bacon and barrel
i Pork, 10 Casks Clear Sides, IS bbs.
NJ. O. Pork, Tor sale, by the cask or lot
ian16 s. M. HART & Co.
nlCKLED SARDINES, HOLSTERS, Sal.
| mons, French, Creole, English, Ken.
lucky & New York mustard by
ianI5 s. F. BLANCHARD.
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GENERAL NEWSPAPER
AND PERIODICAL AGENCY.
SUBSCRIPTIONS will be received by
- the undersigned for the following news
papers ana magazines:
New Orleans Daily & Weekly Crescent
4" - Delta
Louisiana State Republican.
Illustrated Family Friend.
San Diego california; Herald.
Graham's Magazine.
Godey's ''
Knickerbocker
Meyers Universum.
~Specimen copies can be seen by cal
ling on JNO. c. LANOUE. Agent.
SCHIEDAM AROMATIC SCHNAPPS.
DR. D. L. MOTT, an eminent chemist
H. of New York. says he recommends
the "Schiedam Aromatic SchnappS" i'm
ported by Mr.. Wolfe, of New York, as the
purest and best article Of Holland gin to be
procured in the United States, and peculiar
" valuable for medicinal purposes. For
sale in this place by H. T. WADDILL.
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FAMILY GROCERIES.

CHOICE WINES Il LIQUORS-lOO
gallons of best quality French Brandy; 1875
gallons of Old Pavilion 50 gallons Sazarac
Brandy; 10 Casks Common 40 !; 81 boxes
wines assorted; 10 barrels hne Old kectlfl-
ed Whiskey; so gallons Jamaica Rum go
gallons Holland Gin. Also, great variety
81 ine liquors and cofdia1s for sale by
July 26-ly ;. r. BLANCHARD.
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Rodways Ready Relief.
THE great ''Pain Killer" said to cure al
4 Pains, known to man, Except tina
from the inconvenence Of an empty purse
For sale by II. r. WADDrLL.
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school Books.

JUST received and for sale, large and
y general assortment of SCHOOL Books.
ian 20. y. G.. LANOUE.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-28
Lightnin9 Rods.

Lightning Rods.
A NEW supply-just received OF the la
II test improvernents-put up in the
best manner. by w. F. TUNNARD.
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Thompsonian Medicines. T.
COMPOSITION, Lobelia, No. 8, Bay
~ Berry, Boneset, nerve powder.
For sale by H. T. WADDItL.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-28

WHITE KID GLOVES-6 dozen OF
w Superior white kid gloves for sale
BY &c. LANOUE.
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M ESS BEEF-2O half barrels mess beet
lvl 90 boxes Buck Wheat. For sale by
nov CIV. THOS. PRENDERGAST
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Chloe AND BLACKlNG BRUSHES
- doz Best Shoe Brushes and gross
Of the Best Backing for sale by
,anlj JOHN c. LANOUE.
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Just Arrived.

u0V 4A4 ~ W.
VIE HAVE now in store. besides our
w large stock Of Western produce, a
fine assortment of Groceries, selected with
special reference to supplying the TRADE
Of this city, which we feel confident of be-
ing able to do, at as fair price as can be
done elsewhere.
OUR STOCK CONSISTS IN PART OF:
Salt, coarse and fine. Coffee,
Candles, Sperm and Star,
Rice, Soap, Sugar crushed and loaf,
starch, Butter, &c, &c, &c.
Merchants and Traders will please give us
a call, before going to New Orleans or else
where to purchase s. nj. HART & Co.
Corner of Front and Laurel St.
Datent Medicines.-A fresh supply
/ of all the principal Patent Medicines OF
the day, just received and for sale by
WIN. BOGEL, Druggist,
Lafyette St. feb-13-tf.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-23
TELEGRAPHIO INTELLIGENCE.
fron, ~rtonfcxicnn..

LrL# LII
NGw YoRK, June 2O.-The United States
surveying steamer Cofvin arrived q. this
port 70 day, from Key West. via Charleston .
We have, by an arrival at Salem yesterday,
'adSiees from Monteyiedo oIMay III. Tho
affairs Of the Argentine Republic looked
more critical than ever. CJmmodore Cole,
of the squadron. had formally notified tie
ths foreign Ministers and the commanders
Of foreign vessels Of war 10 those waters,
that he should immrdiateiy commence o
vigorous blockade Of Bpenos Ayres, allow
ing six days for the vessels in tie inner road,
and thirty To those IN the outer, to finish
tlielrcargoes. The favor, however, wouil
virtually annountto nothing, rs the custom
house was closed, and all mercantile bust.
ness suspended. 80
1t was generally understood that the
blockade would be recognized by foreign
powers in which the city Of Buenos Ayre.
would be invested by sea aud land, anC
that Il wodldbe obliged to surrender very
soon.
The inhabitants Of the city, despairing q
succor were collecting their resources ant
were preparing themselves for a,desperatS
resistance.
The irigate Congress lying in The harbot
OF Monte Vido, would sail for Rio Janiro il
a few days. 4
The Cherokee arrived here yesterday will
Hayaha dates TO the l4th.
All was quiet.
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Latcr rom IaaYnnn.

NEw YoRK, June l7.-By the arrival Of
the steamer Black Warrior at this port, we
have advicos from Havana to the 18th inst.
The report il confirmed of the landing
of 100 slaves on the south side Of the is
land, from the ship Lady Suffolk; and af-
ter the slaves were landed, the vessel was
scuttled and sunk. Several thou mnd
slaves have been landed on the island the
past six months.
"A Spanish war steamer was being hastily
preparedfOr some secret mission.
Two British war steamers were in port.
The publication rtha Chronica is soon
to be abandoned.
The weather was oppressively hot, but
the city was healthy. The cholera was rag
ing f~earfully on some of the estates in the
interior, aud the small pox was committing
great ravuges at M%atagors, and some other
towns.
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AN ORDINANCE
Mixing au appropriation for the extension
nj Walnut Straet.

Mixing au appropriation for the extension
nl Walnut Street.
rs Sec. 4. Belt ordained by. the Council oil
the CITY Of Banclster. Fhltthe sum Of three
hundred dollars be and tho same is hereby
appropriated for the payment TO John {.
Weaver, p 3. ENine, George Beck, and
Charles Borland, for the tight, on the part Of
said City, to make, construct aud establish
Il street across or through Lot No. IS, com
monty known as "Mount Prospect in Car
penters AdditioRt to the town OF Lancaster,
commencing on the Western line of said
Lot, Immediately East Of, opposite TO- and
beginning at, Walnut street, and thence run,
ming to Jackson street, and Of the width OF
said Walnut Street. so that the same snail
be. in rco~nnexiou with said Walnut street,
a continuous street. from Broad street to sald
jackson street.
Sec, Q. This ordinance shall take effect
on the passage thereof.
JOHN MCLELLAND Pres,
JoEs B. REED, CITY Clerk.
Iuns IL, 1853, +,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-23
Meeting of9rish Catholics.

MONTREAL, June ia meeting was
held yesterday in front Of ST. Patrick's
church, at which a large number Of IRISH
Catholics attended. Speeches were made
deprccating the conduct Of those engaged 10
the riots, and a series of resolutions were
passed relative to the future maintenance Of
the peace OF the city. aud the apprehension
Of the parties who were engaged ia the re-
cent disturbances. A reward of $500 Is Of
fered by the authorities for the apprehension
of the ruff ans concerned in smashing the
windows Of the churches. on Sunday even.
in1. .. rI ~ "
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CADiNET F~UNNIVVRE,
LATEST -CIycIYNATINEwS!
RC8ISSOy q Trout,

A,xt, nsiSe and mora FsshionaSio Stock, CHir
thankfully address Ihe LIBERAL pnbhs:-
Thanks TO ths Public-we REPLICA
We have a g,Groas Puklir'a yoice-s m
Our war. n appeal has reachd thoir heAlt
They nobly helpd u at the start.
An1'help us still. and sean To shout Nta-
eHarrak for RoBIxsoS and TRovTTs"
IN fact, they quickly bought US out
AMI Tor their money bargains got
At famous Sc5FIEtn's CoRsEKroomt2
hnIstiIl th.ery is -"stW they ro1Sc."
To please thair taste aud take tseir eye f'@
We Just have got = now supply
Ofcthor BlotS AMI Shoes, AMI dido. 500
From glorious Ciucinuatf City,
Ani thuse with those OF our own nnsse
Will surely Fairfield Conp y take. st aisfs1
We N lau. its custom far and Yidc. slss
Till all arr plaasd and all supplied.
"Tls Lr.sst CfHciLaan Ncra''
Come Rad Il in our Boots and Storss-
For GsSriBNES,a as said ~bci3re.s rs
OF n1tables a ylrisd stora, 80.
From Congress down 20 eery.5lls,
.ocloxest prize though highest prai g.
So highly poush'd tame and casa 20 WIN,
Tha shaving folks may shave therein-+ Nfar
For LADres, latest fashions toe. ..a JyGf
From tidy boot to tid,er shue,
Which fau the lovors' sr1ent fhnts
AZ wnrn BY Cinoinns'i dimes;
I. Tina JsrHyL :tT that tell a tale RI ElNas3s
As sweet as S-rslish Sightiayale.
Anl ssr. when worn TIA streets about
'Teyrri f-5m Ro1fSsSs & rnour,"-
The Lyskias. BroaS'd u; the Patsat CaJGas o
And Rnsekie Boots, SO soft and safe s9 al
Tho GFters Of the ~varieas kinds
1 To please the various feet and minds
TIA great NjAs SgA and FreFei Hoyceco.
To other III ,pg q downright soekey"-
in h1rt AMI long. the Ladies' knoS ga5ie
We bley fair breezos ,gheh pe bLouss .eNsf
For CnrLnaRH, pretty boys and girls, xfal
: Who smile applause through flowing cuIit.
I We b,ve tho newest and the best
Come one, como all, the Stock tcstest. tta
Whore each--a sspient foot adoruer-
Throws the Puoiio into ITS a. ScOFIELp
CORNER,
Laaes5ter, Ohio, May "a, 1853
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!. potk-Mess retaA SO.
CatilU ETari1et.

BRtcHroE, June 2.-At market $50 beef
cattle, no stores, 20 pairs working oxen, 81
COWS and calves, 1900 Sheep and Lambs,
and 100 Swine. .~
Prices Beef CATTLE Extra $3.50; lst
quality $500 I'd do S7,5O@7.75; 81 do 81.
00@ $50; ordinary Sc SO.
Working Oxen-$s5, 90, 100, l2O@l3j,
Cows and Calves.-S20, 90, rs, % @30.
Sheep aud Lambs 30, $50, 5000.
Extra 50, Got.
Swine-7@sc at retail 699c. Sinai
piys, lOc.
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FrOm ~Trgnyyn.

New YORK, Juue 2l,-Adyices from In
guyraupd the revolution in Venezuela Ravc
been received. "A large number, cf leading
men were Joining the reyolutionists. Two
bodies of troops were advancing on Cara
ocku. In a. day or two it wns supposed n
fnalhlow would be struck, aud Gen. Raze
proclaimed President of the country.
The government was endeavoring TO en-
roll troops, but with no success,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-23

WHEXr.-We continue To receive the
most unfavorable reports concerning the
wheat crop, not only by our exchanges,
but from our farmers in all parts of this
country. 1t appears to have been reduced
to affixed fact" that not more than half a
crop will berealized in any quarter. This
blow, together withsthe fact that the taxes
will be nearly doubled this year, will fall
heavily vpon cur farmers. We learn that
in many instances entire fields of wheat
have been destroyed, and that they have
been converted into pasturage for cattle.
Cosboeton Republican.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-23

BALTIMORE, June l7.-By the mails we
have the New O.leans papers Of Saturday
last, in which We find advites from Calves
ton to the TIL. Information had been re-
ceivel at that place, that Benjamin Hu-
bcrt's surveying purity. on Red River, had
been massacrel by the Washita Indians
Only one man escaped.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-23
SteaImer Lost.

BosroS, June 29.-The American steam.
-er Creole, running between st. Johns N.
b., Windsor, Nova Scotia, and Dorchester,
Mass, was lost on the evening Of the 18th,
on Cape Roseway. The passengers and
baggage were saved; the boat and freight
are lost.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-23
Acn1cIrIrI1RAL sncIETY.

.T~hemembers Of tie Fairfield County Agrien!tur-
Al society ere requested 10 rayte tho Treasurer Of
the Society, o. 70 Ae towpshIp ecnEisree'nen their
-Tne pur.hase efttls Fair Grorua and hiti73 " rho
-sa,re Involve comfortable expensa and re1AiTas sr
immediate outlay. II is therefore Desirable that nan
hers shoal3Psy " psoErhy ard as seoo 90 Fss9iolo
We expsct 70 beau ihs state Eair naxt fan seasgart
,rrssns 10 gsethe grounds rrsrsre3 N The sestpcsei-
f-rsC WtAyyp, Secy. Arrii f--3w.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-23

A LARGE FIEEcE.-Nineteeng and a half
pounds ofwool was shornr a few days ago,
fromu twoyear old back, ownedb " Mr.. John
Haverfefd, ofthis vicinity. This buck took
the FIRST premipmptthe late State Fair and
,is said to, be, avery superior animal Mr..
'Havorfield is one ofsthe largest wool grow
ers ihethe county, having shorn about four
thousand sheep the present season. We
underatspah e has heens offer ed fifty five cts
pcr pound for his clip Cadia RepshheHn
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-23
R lilway Disasicr-EIGVcn XIII
Cd and Stveral WOunflcd.

New YORK, Junelz--At Snsquchanna,
Broomc county, yesterday. the engine On
the Erie Railway exploded, killing eleven
persons and wounding several. Among the
killed are Arnold, the engineer, and three
women, who were blown into the river
No other MINES were given.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-23
rEnin Inv EIcn1ion.

DETROIT, June 20.-Detroit city has pass
ed the Maine Law by about 800 maj )rity.
The returns from the interior of the State
indicate a vote in favor OF the law of four to
one. There will probably be a mi ,tity in
the State of some 10, 900.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-23
I TIE GREAT HAT STORE, "a
Both Wholesale and Retail. e

r. Ftel ling has Just received IRON New York and
Philsd fphia, one Of The largest stock Of Hats and
Caps1hat has ever come to this city oIthe latest i'm
proved siyies, embracing every variety Of sha ps.
sor;s and sizes, consisting Of the late spring styled
Mole s,in HIT, Unsurpassed in Ohio for durability and
inen ,ss. Also, Young Mems Hats Of all kinds =
summer Hats co%n'istin5 Of Panama, from s2to 81;
Pedaf aud CHina Straw; b aid a1d Lrgh,ra Ma
Mia and Pdlmieqf, KOSsnth hats, both Fur and Wool,
Fine Otter and white Beaver Tor summer, the late
spring style C~assirner Hat. weighing only 4 ounces.
All sorts Of Boys and Children's Fancy Hats, eur
and Won, and straw. Also a few Ladies' late styled
Riding Hats, all OF which will be sold on the most
reasonable terms, lower than ever before.
+ May II, 1853. ROBERT FIELDING.
N B. Country Merchant will do we'll by calling
and examining my stock before buying elsewhere,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-23
For tac Gunsnlths.
CITY WIRE RcoMs,
-. Il. EISHFI.

FEav;ng returned to the c'.y and Sressede large
lbuiidingi in the rear Of the brick house, on The
corser of Broad aud Ch ssnut streets. one square south
az the Market House. attends msruiAeiurllg sPo6 =
lslg scale al,the vsrions articles OF
GARNET FURNITURE,
3,alsteads and Chairs. Which he will keep
alsaYs on hand, together with q large assortment Of
Cincinnati Manufacture Ilistnny exp:s!ei5e In TIA
business will enable him TO have manufactured Ut
hong and imported fsom abroad tha very best Of
work. AMI as he intends to employ none but themost
sliiiful workmen and use the best materials, he hat
sers him 'cf that lie viii give grnrrnl satisfaction to
ali who may favor him with Etheir custom. =
The public are inVitedto cali aud examine the az
sarmen.. The entrsnoe to the ronHhs IL rpon brDad
street. d K. F1SHEI-
Lancaster, May a0sh. 1859.
N. B-Rspair;uE she on the shortest notice. aid
i, the nratsst and most workmanlike msnner.-
Charges rea. enable.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-23
NEW IMPROVEMENT IN INSERTING
ARrJFJCTALaTEErH,

INIs. Crider A. Williams have Tnsac sn-impyoyr-
y,ncnt in tho art Of inserting artificial tcfh IN ms-
talic plates. Tia inProyenant ronsists IN Sodaes-
Ing teeth on plates, 8 as 10 prevent than from esn-
~tracting and Swinging while III thu actcf ~eoideripg
and COS ing, witch wil asoid al dbiculdeath that Dsr-
lists 60 invaiiabjy iuaet Rtthf IN eonsfructink fou. safs
NJ teeth, A nateat will he1eruse4A1a short Ans
'' T% sisSi@e 9s5 SsG s. 81 t sss'A assFs fs
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RON washington.

WAsHINGroN, June 2l.-The firm yet
conciliatory representations of Mr.. Marcy
have produced a suspension of proceedings
on the part of the English, against fishing
vessels in the disputed territory. There is
now a prospect Of a speedy and satisfactory
az adjustment. VI asA8
1t is said that the Administration will
protest against The threatened mlnumission
Of slaves in Cuba, ard the substitution of
) Creoles.- rsnr 4.sr-r Y9aic bI
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-23

Clevc8anh M irkgis.

CLEVELAND. June % BOATS arrived
ram canal and considerable amount OF prop
ertg afbat.
Wbeat-White wheat we quote ut 81 90
laaoAt, with sale 5000 bu; mixeI Nlrtbern
93c, with sale $3.50 bu. Other sales took
place at same figures with u good demand
and market active.
Can-primc yellow a1oat sac. miycd Bic.
I Flour Strait brsnls superfne S4,l2J@
f4,i5; sales 45o bills 8 ,I2I; 200 bbIs e@iICice
fancy 1925: extra brands Si,62l@4.75.
Fish-White steady at 50 aud 1915.
Salt-Ffom vessel Sl,4t@ $50; fom
dock Sl,5s@1,624.
Baiter-Markei ddB; prime frkia Io@I2
common 8 90.
5spofk-Mess retail SI5.
Etgs-Markft duil7@7l
Freights ruled low and steady at our quo-
~tations, but arei in demand. Flourio Iona.
wanda, Buffalo and Dankirk loo. Wool da
grain fd6 24ci flour to Oswego a9c;
grain'do 5a51cs laut TO Ogdensburg ESQ
3oc;T grain 7t97le; Heights tothe upper
lakes l24 @l5e per hundred.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-23

FURTHER FROM BUENos AVREs.-A ma
u1l engaqemsat.-By advices from Buenos
.Ayres, received at Boston by the brig Leo
pold, we learn that on the 18th of Aprilan
engagement took place between the squad
ron Of Notwithstanding ofseveral steam
ers-and that Of the Bnenos Ayreans, con-
sIsting Of five or six sailing vessels:
The action lasted two hours, and resulted
in the capture oftwo of the best vessels OF
the Buenos Ayfeans, in one Of which was
the Admiral Of the feet, who deserted his
vessel and escaped into another. Some
dozen persons were killed, two officers
wounded, and all on board Of the two vessels
taken prisoners. Among the. prisoners was
Mr.. Graves, Jr., belonging to an eminent
Spanish house in Buonos Ayres, and well
known in this country, forswhose life fears
were entertained.
The Captain of the Leopold states that he
was present when a BqenesAyrean Colo
mel, wounded in an engagement, was
brought in prisoner by the outsiders, and
then he saw his head cut efsi
Just as The Leopold leftsthere WIS a ru-
Fmor that the Buenos AyreanS hid accepted
the mediation OF the -Bruziliqrran Bolivian
Ministers, Urquiza was attempting to pur-
chuse additional stet mers for the, purpose, oil
f~blockading sBuenos Ayres. He~has also
opendd the ports Of Zarate, San Fernando
and Salada, as outlets for goods from the
interior. s ,Es aE -9
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Ncm Ynrk

New YoRK. June 20. M.-Sales Of 400
brls Flour at Sl,62@4,6s for State, and 4,56
CAST for Ohio, tha market is doll. Sales
OF q 900 bu red Wheat on private terms
Ohio Whisky is dull at 22c. Pork is stea-
dy. Beef il unchanged, Cut meats are
steady. Iutter has declined to l09l5c.-
Ohio Cheese is plenty az to 81. Lard is
firmb with ,les Of 800 brls at lo4@lots.
NoTE.--A storm on the mountains, be-
tween Pittsburgh and Philadelphia, cut of
telegraphic communication with the East
last evening.
GITTle dead body of a man named Mott
Wayratt was discovered in the boot of the
coach as it was about to leave ChillicotLc
on the l2lh inst.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-23

Mas. SrowE IN PARIs.-The literary
ladies of Paris have decided, il appears, to
give a magnificent reception to the author
ess of"Uncie Toms Cabin A depntation
ofthe Partisan literary women will go to the
port where she disembarks to meet her
During her stay in Paris allthese ladies' will
be on duty, four at a time, with the %illustrl-
Gus stranger, to keep her company, talk tc
her, write.at her dictation ",sthoroughly inform
hor of the manners and usages Of Paris, and
be her cicerone in her prpmenades and vi.
sits. Two ~barquets win be offeredh her
one..on her arrival, the other on her depart.
ure. There will be none but ladies at the
table. The service will be performed by
male domestics, white of course. A bal
will be g;venlin her honor, to which men
will be invited; and lastly she is, to- be re.
quested to accept all kinds of valuable pres.
ents, including three complete t%oiletes,
made in the latest Persian styie9
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y CouNTERFEfTs ossfHEEITfzES's BAsK!--
Two counterfeit $a0 Bills d1sthe Citizens
Bank of Baltimore we're passed at Parkers-
burg, Va. last week. Itis said the notes
are very we'll executed, und calculated to
deceive the best o~fjudges. vignette, a fe-
male holdiuga cornucVpiu. On the left end,
u ship under sail.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-23
TEETH TEETHM TEETHIn

hrs. ORDER &WILLIAMS D~ENTiSTs.-oF.
OFIcE oppositey the. Tallmadga House, at tho old
stand Those having decayed teeth. az we'll as these
who have no teeth, are invited to call, with the as.
surance that they can ill c~arinus teeth so as 10 save
them and render them useiulduring life. Artificial
teeth inserted from one to a full set, ON gold plates,
and warranted to answer the purpose ofthe natural
organs IN the most satisfactory manner. Boing per.
manently located IN Lancaster those having work
done will not incur the risk incideptto the employ
cd TO fllteeth partly with tin foil and then finish the
plug by insertingAa layer OF gold on top, and then
charge the price Of gold plug, like some profession.
al men ofgreat note Epdpretensions heta been doing
Tune l2, ie2gzogo Ina.
BoNNETS .ANp BIBBoNSa
a FULL ssor,mcntcf flesh pretty pa3er5iss 4
IN Aprif Ia NJ r WfsIlS
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Eanilrnna Arclhnat.

ADRIAN, Jane 2lst.-t collision took place
this morning on the NJ. S. r. r. brtween
n freight and the up express passage train,
near Hilslale, on the bridge, which re-
suited in the death Of J. Gibbs, the cngi-
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Work, are respectfully solicited to settle without de-
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pie time, however, fore settlement, and would much
rkprefer that those indebted would pay their accounts
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Maya 8, 1853.
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