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Of law ERANKLIN PIERCE Pre.iasn. Of u.
M ~ 90 I sss q III aa %
wses r. 70 ns United STATE within 81. mile; % s.s
and Mssispp double the minimum pce
~ : Ssd .Sd IL DE
sad nppi At the period. hereinafter designated to wit
tAs land STEPHENS, Alabama commencing
Mo.dy M day Of September ns. for me disposal q usi
TO- townships, TO witi
NsrfA Of tAs bas sne and Of THE principal weiar
ro.s:S,p. on. s%o "a, ss1 a%a %r OF range two
rownsAps o~s tso, ree. four pe, .sve rang.
SosiA oJAs base line and rs Of the principal raeTid.an
Town-hps tse, t4r,e, Jour, and foe Of range
Townships one, fro, and iAree, Of range three
sox4i ri. sa. ia a.d east Of As principe .erid.n
Townships three and four, Of range
4, the land on,cs is in ,le State
Monday twelfth day OF september FOR the disposal
sections and Of sscon. beng the oi numbers sbovs
NORTH oftae base iiae Of Ae pr.ep eiais~
Townships ssmeen, nineeen, and semfy, four.
On n sss int @ I 81 = % sss s g: Il. DIN
to vita
eraan In as .orsA-
Township tussfy-one Of range four
COLUMBUS, in Mississippi, commencing
p ssoS beng rss a1s
IT, Is are aus,ed townships, wits
EovtA Of and Of ne Choeta~ ~eridon.
Townships ssh rsen serensen esssn nneteen and pen
Tow.ssips .sA wine, t.i.e ~ie~- Jo.r,es~ n.n .s,,
's,ss.s: sss-ss sassra lss twenty" sf,s%s,
siHssn, 'rsss esesn, and "assen Of range
Town.hp-as nae, eleven, f~eirs nites, Joarser NJ
.r md : n sa.s ss eleven and Of
teen.
land sss M n o.. ..%. Stat,
Sss seton. and par. % M s 1 .s9vs re-
sevnf& base line and east ofn. choaa~ meridia~
Township four, of range thirteen
Townships swo three four fv and sir, Of ranrs
To~ssp. four, Ave- SIX, .rs-, rang.
Tswas. one. '~o, r,, Jow. seven, rang.
rswAsbp ss,sn, Of range eighteen
s.yA y .s ~ m.rsia~, Of
Tow..sip .s,.s s- foe. 81. seven and .sAs ofnnr. Ave
rs~.ss;s sss.. sssss si.s ana ten, Of snas seven.
r.. sss : s.:. ss.s
in ne limits q sI section. in wia. on zach aide q s.a
m me- .ss viii s . hf .. s;'s. district land
FOR schools, military aad other purposes win be
T.. ); ] ~ ,s,.s q,
s,s uss ,.aS ses inc,ss. he road ~ .od
ss:a ~ . ..s;.n 20 ss%
MAKE p. @ % sss S "a:
viii nos - received until amer the public safe
s.y -. sS' y 1852 me % ''w'-@"s'' the twenty third
FRANKLIN PIERCE
Joss WILsoS,
Commis%ioner ofts, G.ssrsiLsnd Once
Nofles is Of the Uued ,
Ivdun from married on account Of he railroad rrsr.
Under ofconsss approved March Is,a &c,
srteud cmpsa0n lands
IN. pe ep<on the United siatss they
tended sevnA sections OF public lands Along
ne OF the railroad where
made pvtss 10 is ssi oiosmsf Of the
erss railroad Therefore, Al claims
ep alternate secscns Of publ lands within the
:ss K az s s ne a.. s's &. ;:ss.
.s a. a, -. ND. -. n. ..s. n. - -. a..
kss ~ Day herein Assd os n ne pshss se
I'D fw Of dollars my
Cp6 oatds ~ The miles, and whn The AaIts Of ~
orenai vvau1u, rsAs hs restoration n
saidl 0NiB b pnv1fs enary. a.fle
so6ssls' land warrants doi'as and twenty Ave cs~s
per ssye 10y - payment for a
dNly, hSves can b~ boosted BY each pre- empso
eSsts sAsr the close q The public sale directed by the s
n
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Navy Department..

UF July Ibo5
gEALED Proposal, endorsed "Proposals for build
wall around the Naval Hospital
folk invited will be by the Yard.
Docks, until ~ O'Clock, August
for furnishing a the materials and wall
csne,cry Naval Hospital Norfolk,
specifications, which will be exhibited
Ward.
July I7-iawtAnx9o
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IN pebon Of Leonard Smith, pisstsburr New
but Of Troy New York for the extension ofa
ep granted to him the eighteenth day Of October A. D. 1882
piraor ssd which place eshses1th
October, eighteen hsadred and any -three-- s 'tt
II ordered the Patent Once
Monday tho third day of October ~ o'clock and
persons
Why said petition ought be granted. ea&7s a'
Prsons the required 6e IN the Patent
writing
be the Of bearing An ned by essher
said he taken
coanoe with the rules Of the Once. which will he furnished
plcstion. efr Is y. tE1aFNF
also published Union
ersncsv, washnGsop cy Psns.yivsnisn Pn'sdsphss Pa
Albany AIas Albany. True National New
city; Bosson usschIsetts and the Hartford Times,
Hartford, Conaeccus week s three mccesrve weeks
- CHAs. MASON,
Commissioner. Of rsswts.
papers will plesse copy and sen their
bills Patent Omre with paper containing this notice.
July 00~-taw3w
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REPRESENTATIONS Subscriber has Just received IN
- other .upgy o. those universal jar referators manu-
~ ~ Fssoup M Philadelphia and which received
uom ms SstrcposAn uechsnIcs' fntn Of this city,
~ nose ~hc have examined or nssd is sfrse
70 % arcoeay the sest article IL u 10 NYAnoe4
ucs o. scod ~ psovon s~ssy separate, NJ removed
-" mesW ny me rsn ~ M n toM air
" con.ss esscssuo~ around es~h apart
ry N the whoe apparatus = Incurred II ' III
Pos sale q asufhciursn' css p vlSss Of bsiss re
o. w, BoTkLER.
= Az 9-x %31 frcs han
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Mayors Pr0siamatiOn.
WHEREAS by coued relsting doss. sp-
proved 25,h July, 9, spd amesding the
proved 2'ih April 1884, ~ provided that whenever II shall BE-
made
dog hind within this city ss be deemed and considered
'ha be "he duty o the his requiring
that all animals OF be confined
ss Of days he shall deem eHpedent and proper 10 stats IN said
exceeding days and shall be the duty
the city consabes, lawful other person, Kill and
bury all dos large tho said poclama
ton," Ac.-
Now berefof having been made to sppe 20 my
whom that call animals OF
kad h required be kept cosnped r and
hereof; and the POLICE
ocs enkvcs the respect
all such found going Tits proclAms
0..e5f \
my hand, mayors once The city Of Wash
: 49, JOHN w. MAURY,
July l-law6w Mayor
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THE his place Of unsl
Il of November order 10 tho \
building the occupied viii be immediately
and house th
plsce found a.
usual large stationery every descrp
Of prrvo,.
he will sell much reduced prices.
E#E' r. PAa>BAM.
indebted the subscriber will
which
all Those paid by the rst
be settlement, very
business closed that
make different arrangement In my business
July s--dtff IL FA n. v.
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Proposals ro~ Stationery.

L a DKrAxraKsT isrxRIos,
Washington, Juns 70, 1888.
department. pursuant 70 the notice OF the Ian ulmo and In
der TO effect c object designed BY the h section Of the Of
extsnd the time for receiving proposals III III M
Nouce therefore hereby sealed fsrang
and its several nsca ending 3oh June,
1884, will be received this department. until O'Clock
Saturday, the 10th day August when the bids will be opened
la presence OF such OF The bidders may be present
Those ansceompAnied BY satisfactory esimonas Of ability -
The bidder whom the be made win be required 10
enter into within thirty days after being notified OF The &C
of very quality, samples OF which
must accompany the lids and the night
in the Offer, or 10 return them al It's option !. 4.
specify price, price, and nr
els the schedule should articles be required NOT
eordng quality Blank forms for proposals VIII be furnished "
he applying 20 d." mem and A. % wsse
win be taken into consideration unless substantially
All lie ar,ess TO be- furnished delay
satisfaction OF the head OF The office for which
The department reserves right ordering greater
quantity every article contracted for, the public
Bonds with approved security, given by the
conactny and In Of failure supply The articles hs
snd sureies shall be liable for the spccined
| In bond iquidaed damages.
The suooned LET speeches. as nearly a. now can Dc DONE inc
quantity aud description OF the articles that viii be wanted
| STATIONERY. .1r
Writing paper, made Of linen, laid woye, white or bns
Is folio satin nnish faint lined and trimmed
weigh less than II lbs per
50 oolscap hand made faint lined and trimmed weigh
reams ooiscap plain machine fa, ued and trimmed
| weigh not less than ~ lbs per ream
10 iooscap, blue laid an lined garden
tern, commonly despatch consular paper,
! weigh not ess Than 10 lbs. per
$50 rcama qnaro post Handmade plain faint lined three sides
las quartz post machine plain faint lined three sides,
quao post made plain faint lined four sides
i c..u.
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EDWARD X. COLLINS b CO.,
No. 50 Wall sucet, N. Y.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY, CO.,
x a. ROBERTS d Co,
10 Kings Arms Yard, London.
j. hUNROE h Co..
~ Rue Notre Dame des Victories
GEO. X DRAPER, fIavr..
The owners gold silver
bullion specie ewcy, METALS unless
sdns thereof therein expressed
Jams
,OR SALE.--A brick dwelling Georgetown
D. c. Bridge, between Market aud High
buiof the
about Feet running through the
stable, carriage house, wood house, kc.
Any d-sir'"s pusehsse ersmne the vemss
application NJ soshoron Of Market Bd
Terms One third cash. the balance in g. a. and ia months
NJ, SNYDER,
Exchange Broker, Buldins,, Washington.
00-du
A MEXICAN HOUSE, Hanover Street, boston bv
Rebuilt and elcgn furnished
all and for the scccmmod
ton Of the travelling public. ~
Dee " ~div
JINGLE TOMS CAuIN.-A Mfe-lkc dssucrrsoype Mrs..
u of Uncle Toms CABIN" is erhiiton
Whtehur Gallery Pennsylvania ~ together
with portrait of sontss, the famous ou.sn Of Song"
Dec f-du
ID N. 8OOE n co.. wheic sais Retail Dealers ~
csrpetns floor oil cloths, mating,
shcetns, biante~ and house furnishing goods generally
Pennsyvana svsnus betwa T aod s streets WashsnGos
D.
Avs so-u
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BROWSE Essence Of JassaAea sinGsr.--Th,.es
sence preparation ~ excelDencs IN ~
snma INC pe choi~ra In sh~ p,vtss,or ~ me
sf--uvr nncnors u ~ n~"ts~Abs prove
'ence OF epidemic choers and
peculiarly shcscns no family withcs
enables the NE nhs scs az iurc,er d,..s.
which Turk in changing cMnpafs - 80. y
Ne sur. ~ get the psAe~re perssA
oy ~ niown, nj his drug and
s~ ,s .a streets ps'ls and for by - y.
dria, ViIEisia by J. X. rerpoas. - ="
June 2A-d3m '' - ~ s r
SIuCA .. shs CAPE sesksst Pavfiseu Ce~np~~y..
- hereby eves thst ho0k csrn
~ -, ss .sa ehsnsr.A b u se~s
- 1ssl .anN ~ ne Ieevasy IaJ3 viii NJ oreea
ne r,snvtic Rsnk Chush hanksr o~'
Hvsns ran In The CRY Of Washington District
coeme On saturday nssAp and ,an be- Kept opsrsd
until the assh ~ Jsiy next - w 4. ~ =
WILLIAM n DUhxINsoN,
p w. RESCUE,
EDWIN ROafIsoN,
C~m~,.se.~~s
Ian. B-dAoimo TI.. n ns,
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled OF preempon the
lands within townships parts townships above
establish srsscon register
Of the land once and make therefor
practicable aer fh notice. and before The day
pointed public sse land
bseing claimed Otherwise such el.,n wall be forfeited
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioners Of the General Land once.
May to-lswl3w
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Pebble sase ~ the UniteN MaNsasy Eee~~v, n
Fort WHINE bage. WAseenssa. 81 n
TUE United States Military Reserve ts wisaAAssa wi.rss
SIN containing about four housssA o( ssA vi,
The fpf public suce - -. a
day If September, 1883. At 10 o'cIock. A. - " - ="
The ,esse Is iocs'.d The posss ~ wiseosss and
ssvs aud contsns some Of As 4sskie lana 10 As
me or well k.ows y ~ sssd
~ '-,"g ,ns amsnnons Ioca'ca, nc ibs
The terms Of sale are rash, .pscis fus1s
2. II. MAsrKN.
,.x,.-... Assistant osarsrmast~r U. q. Amy.
ss<tsTAs1 oUasryps .srvp's OvrcR. -
JAY a-cod,0hAur
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NOTICE TO PeEEhPTfoN CLAIMANTS ST
Every ~hued right pe-~mpuon 10 any Of
lands within The Townships aod of Townships above
rated, required 10 cusbsh the
register and receiver Of the land Once psywss
refos rftsBs and
day appointed for the
brac,ss the claimed claim VIII he fosfsI.
JOHN Wtf.HDN
Commissioner u ths 0essssi ss.sd Onos
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d y. STEERS NEW GOODS FOR 0EATLEMDs.-
have Just rceeved smother supply elegant goods
mr. making my stock u .se wcs<ss time copes Tso
who arc sesc TO supply ihemseve. with eiehss for
before they purchase elsewhere. = =
May Ie-tM
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THE sPLIErID rAL1 srocR
RoBISsoS 4 TROUT.


HAS just arrived from Cincinnsti, and Is arranged
I Il tor public inspect on and purchase. al ths cele-
bra,ed ScoRiELn's CoRNEa, diagoasHy opposite
FLnURfeHrxo HorEL. As our motto has
always been /. The Lihfef Profits ADD the Biggest
Sales" our sales aud our fame haze beea propoF-
tionably exten i've. sFording he che Pe-t, finest, and
most en- Turing articles in our line In fact. they
~spcskfoT themselves IN language ofJsectogie bril-
lianey which the public perfectly uadssstAndi-
Young Ladies', when a shoypfg out
Remember RoBTNsoS & TEoVT,
Their services commanding
To get the best Of under tandirg.
And following the golden rule.
A vast im oF0Ye ment Of the sole
Young Gentlemen. who hearts have won
By wearing work we pride upon.
Don't pass by Trout & Robinson,
Whose Bcots and Shoes in ey'ry ereak
Their strong and lasting nature speak
We bet wen Shoe you sights ibis fine,
And gee you Boot in way sublime.
Thanking the public for their yerS liberal patron
age, wsaskia continue nee o. it while directing their
at ention TO orr cheap stock, comprising. n part, the
foiloxings-For Gent'enen. the .shienable Red
Top, Congress, Kip, and the best eosrIr Boots. Shoes
and Slippers. ofevery srlde. Tor ladies. the Jenny
Lind, the BronzeA. Parent Calf, Preach Morocco.
iosette, None Such. Caters, Buskins and BOotees,
including the most celebrated Gun Shoes for both
Gentlemen AMI Ladies'. In fact. we have for the
Ladies' the moat fashionable and extensive variety
ever offered in This city. For Children every kind
which cannot hil TO please. Findingsof every de-
senptiou for the t-sle.
! IPWe respectfully direct Alteration 10 the work
men employed in our manufacturing and repairing
department, .ho are famous in our line, especially
RIcrsRDs. who at-RseI05ds shakspeSre's Richard.
for he "is himself ('nd nobody el-e) alpzyS in the
superiority Of his workman hip.
lancaster Ohio, September D, 1870
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THE CITY BARBEn SHOE.

JAMES HALL g. JOSEPH BLANCHARD.
- Ghe former having formerly shaved nuder
ShRi-r's Hutel) hHve rsinblislIr1 themselves ~
City BARRIERS Oh Columbu- Street. opIpsiie Mr..
reecber's anil near St1np's Swan Hotel. and
% aieluliy address the generous public in Itf
Flowing lipes;-
The PuRLc kn0w. The PrBLic tell
WHO Shave them clean. p"hn slI1vr them we'll
No wonder that onr Shop l. fIapd
Tbe best Of all the Shnps around.
Where We. IN spite Of enviaus earpers.
oficiafe as CITY Bdrbers-
Wib highest skill and razpTs keen.
Our work is 10 oar cnstom seen,
so pleasing to the gentle'oen.
They're very sare 10 come again:
JaSt ask. who best can fiji tiIem all
For private party or hr ball:
To ga t0churcb. and be while there
The admiration Of the fir;
To chat with Ia,Iies at their home.
Or gs d alteud them when they roami
THE answer is-anJ all combine
It's HALL BLANCHARD take the slime
We fire no braggadocia rrickeis;
We shave the face aud not the pockets!
We cut the hair nthe latest style,
Aud use the fashionable I'll.
So sweet with ev'ry Paris charm.
Il takes The ladies' hearts by storm!
We have perfnmery for side
As rich IS Ceylon's spicy gale:
The fnest III the market soil
And worth its weight in precious goldi
Come ole. come all WIN need our aid,
And b~ip The City BaI5eTs' trade-
fWeknow our logic nInst prevail:
The LAScAsTERIASs never fail. Il
Lancaster, Oiin. Sept. II. 1853.
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NiHcinnati, Wilmington and ZanesyiIle
~ Railroad, open TO Wilmington One Daily
Train, Sundays exceptsd) On and after Monday
August 10th, until further notice, Trains will runa as
follows:
Leave Cincinnati from the depot of the Lille Mi
AMI Railroad at 5 P. NJ. for Morrow Clarksville Sill
go 4 Wilmington, arriving at Wilmington at Si5 !. NJ.
Returning leave Wilmington at 6 A. NJ, arriving
in Cincinnati ats IS A NJ connecting Ut Morrow
with the Express Tram on the Little Miami Road for
the North and Fast.
Fare from Cincinnati TO Wilmington -. .st,60
For other Information and ekefs, apply at Ticket
Office, 'orner of Broadway and Front streets, and at
the Little Miami Depot, or Of Vim Miner, Station
Agent, Wilmington. E.W. WOODWARD,
Engineer and Superintendent.
nth Omnibus Line will call for and deliver pas
sengers to and from he trains in any part ofthe civ.
sH.B. RUGGLES, Conductor.
BThe Company vii not be responsible for bag
gage exceeding $50 in value. unless the same be re-
turned 10 The Conductor or Agent, and freight paid at
the rate OF a passage Tor every $50 in vsins above
that amount, August %. lS53-l7
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THE LANCASTER BARBER's SONG.

ATR@rTAe Hsufers II KeHfuety,r
Come al " Lneastprians.
Who need he di.rdna fazor.
Cone learn how SAHgEL WATBoH'1 AT,
Can give the grsafet piayarei
Beneath fhe -Ftacy Si0rs he SHINES,
Where ArsJftai - Ffshinn mover,
And shows by hshionsble sie-a
He's hair md fee iDpfossf.
sam Watson.
The hair and face sdorner
Cone al ye gliisnt genilsmsa
Who love the sBeel ersafures,
How ran 80 charm the tgmsie race
without geli-shaven fsaiuresf
How hops Cor matrimonial joys
IN HymeB's arfns % glorious,
Without those eharms my skill bsstO,Vs
Which mskes each beaa Viytori0asl
o sam Watson.
The hair and face sdornsr!
Come ell We spruce FaIrhsldisns,
FROM rouniTy and from city,
Come learn a cheapest rates sing
The truth in this my ditfyi
Come with your faces, long and short
o ev'Ty rank and ~sfstioB,
The dimes TO make or girls to court,
And shine BY transformation
% Sam Wat-on,
The hair and face sdorner.
Come try my skill each gentleman,
A golden thought by gracious.
The tools sre keen a. ever cut,
Tho room is fine and s~paciousi
Come 6nl that Samuel Watson shayes
The face, bat mt the porkef,
And has moi learn'd, like other shops,
To brAg like David Crockett
D Sam Natron.
The hair and face a1orneT.
Lancaster. Ohio. September -. ts53.
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81 nnoWN,s
or JnunutCn Cimrcr.

ESscncc Of JaMiaiCn Ginger.
THIS Essence Is a preparation Of unusual excel
i lence. In ordinary diarI hGa ~incipient cholera,
in short, in all c,ses of prostrption OF the digestive
functions, il is of inestimable value During the pre-
valence Of epidemic cholera and summer complaints
OF children, It is peculiarly eflcscious; no family or
Individual should be without IT, s-,, :,
CkurIoN-Be sureto get the genuine Essence, which
is,prepared only by Y. BRowN, athis Drug and chem
ieai Store, N. e, corner Qf.ffh and cheSnut-sireets
Philadelphia, and for sale by all the respectable Apo
thecaries in the United States
Soldby NJ u. Krieder, in lancaster Z. Kalh, Rush
Vile, and by Druggists every where. Nov. 4
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weds.day evening Oct. n, 1883.


TIE 0UTRAoR At rHe CHiHcHA ~IsIAEps.
"A Correspondent Of the Philadelphla
Ledger, writing from The chipehn IslandS or
the outrage 70 Capt. Mccfernn, states that
he was takoa aboard the Peruvian guard
ship On there chained band and foot 10 a
riRg.boit N the deck, and there kept like
the yiiesf esi,sisai ~ ihrsc days and rights
not q soul allowed even 70 see him, not ex-
cepting his son, a boy twelve years Of age.
Whilst there confined q man coEtriVed 10
speak 10 him, telling him to eat or drink
nothing they gdge him as Il was poisoned.
In this state be wGs untha doctor, sent down
by the minister at Lima to inquire into the
affair, demanded 70 see him in the name or
the American minister, when he very UNI
willingly was allowed 10 see him. He in
stantly demanded bis release from irons,
saying he could not live forty-eight hours
longer in that position. His son then was
allowed to see him for the first time. He
has since been slowly recovering, though
Terribly wounded. The writer adds that a
duel was about to be fought BY the Peruvian
official who committed this outrage and an
American captain.
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DAGl~E RREOTYPES.

TIME subscriber is prepared to execute Dsgeur-
reotypts in the most approved style, having just
obtained a tphole or uaanMH0th Apparatus of q supe-
rior kind, with which he can take Dsguerreotyes
abouthaii as large AZ life, and warrants satisfaction
in every case. He will keep on hands almost every
stvIe Of case and also a superior lot ofGold lochets'
persons wishing Daguerreotypes and ali others
ire respectfully invited tocall and examine his sPe.
cimens.
P.S. Instructions given In this, the most beautiful
and fascinating Of ali arts, upon the most reasonable
Rooms In Mr.. Giesy's Frame Building. Entrance
one door West Of the Hooking Valley Bank
Lancaster, March 8.f663 RE. MCBRIDE.
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.LUMRER AND GoALi

NOalee 20 snildcTs and MeelIamics.
VTVHE subscriberi Il now establishing an EXTEN-
II SIVE LUMBER YARD,
AZ Giesy,s Wharf,-foot 81 CoIunAbua and
sa nigh Streets LaneasterI 49, III 81
and intends keeping constantly on hand 1lkinda of
'Hisextensive iednaintante and knowledge Of Lnm.
her.ss M enable hin1to select the best qualities. and
sslltt such prices, 90 will nerit5th patronage Of a
BUiLDERS AND CONTRACTORS
having xpaeisl bills to hAI. will find 10 their interest
~ eaIf on Rim before purchasing elsewhere. n
~6rs-He will also furnish At Wholesale and Retail,
Lf1fE q dCEMENT of superior quality
Believing in the old maxim. that "a ntHok Strpence
IL beter than 4 SION ShtHtHgan mytesms ylh 6ecasn.
k1gustSl. WM,Jf uAhU
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FEAT OF 4 SUBMARINE TEIEGRApH. The
King Of Holland lately delivered his usual
speech to the States General concluding by
25 minutes past one O'clock P. M. II was
Immediately translated, transmitted BY tel.
egraph to London, and composed and pub
lished by three O'clock the am afternoon
The line trapefses nearly one bundled miles
on the bed of the German ocean. The
speech contained I,75O words.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-10-13

Free NAviGATIoS Oh THE La PLArA.-
A letter received in New York from Rio Ja-
metro, announces the conclusion Of an inn
portant treaty between the United States
and the Argentine Confederation which is
understood to secure the free navigation Of
the river La Plata and It's tributaries, and
also the rights Of conscience to our citizens
who may s~ojourn there. Similar privileges
are secured to us in Paraguay.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-10-13

CHLoRoFoRM AND CHoLERA.-The Lon
don press mentions a successful application
Of chloroform upon a man of immense phys.
ical power, while under a violent attack OF
cholera. While in the most violent parox-
ysms of pain and spasm, the chloroform
was administered, aud the struggling giant
tanned into the quiet Of a sleeping infant.
The functions being suspended, the hori-
BILE symptoms ceased, the medicines became
absorbed. and in an hour the mau wasre-
store to consciousness, and the disease was
conquered. ~ ~tessy ~sldssga ssss-l
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-10-13

IMMENSE LUMP OF CoAL.-The mammoth
coal column to be exhibited in the Crystal
Palace, New York, from the Baltimore Dia-
mond Mine, near Wilkesbarre, Pa, arrived
at Philadelphia on Tuesday. The coalis a
specimen of the valuable deposits Of the
Wyoming Valley, and the four pieces form
ing the column are 5 feet square at the top
and base, and weigh 81 tons. The pieces
when put together in the palace, with ce-
ment, will form a solid column 291 feet
high. i