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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-12-15

], b. CLARKE Us. WIN. KIssANE.-We
were shown yesterday, an affidavit made by
]. b. Clarke, setting forth that VIM. Kis-
sane has disposed Of part ofhis property with
intent 10 defraud his creditors, and Hs at
lorney for Kissane, brings suit for the re-.
covery OF S496 81, claimed as q balance due
Nov, %, for services rendered. The total
libel was Slo2l CT, Of which $525 90 has
been paid, leaving a balance as above. Mr..
Clarke also makes further oath that he has
good reason to, and does believe, that Hem
ry Mitisge, a turnkey Of the jail Of Hamil.
ton county, has in his possession money be-
longing to Kissane, to the amour, Of So lao
or more, aud that James Pollock, of said
county, has in his possession money belong
ing to the defendant amounting to severaI
hundred dollars, and that Oliver Brown, Of
said county, has in his possession moneys a.
mounting to 81 900, belonging to said de
PENDANT, WIN. Kissane.-Ci Il Gag.
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The author Of the following lines has ell
Their heard or read that upon one occasion
(perhaps more than one) it was discovered
that a spider had made her web in the hole
Of the lid of a charity box that hung in an
old church. The circumstance suggested
the following lines:
A spider built her lonely home.
In the loftiest nook ofa lofty ROOM;
But why did she weep at the close Of dayl
Some hand had swept that home away.
She woye it then on the broken balm;
Twas beaten down b the wind and rain,
She crept then to the damp old hall,
And hung her lines from wall to wall.
The beetle wheeled by with her drowsy song,
And bore on her wing those lines along;
But who art thou with dusky wing,
Strange, mysterious, restless thing
Where dwellest thou and what dost search!
I'm a bat, it shrieked-I dwell in a church,
Where ''from morn till dewy eve" | swing
By this hook you see on either wing.
/ hear Thy wall and have come 10 tell
Where thou may st al@ securely dwell,
Where hs 0eetle, wind nor rain,
Can meier mo, est thy home again;
II shall stand secure as il built on the rocks
IT'S the bole in the lid Of our charity bor.
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G=.lAT AT'tr
JOHN WoRK,s TIN SHOP.

VVHE subscriber would respectfully beg leave to
d call the attention Of his fellow citizens TO the
fact that he has once more permanently established
himself in the manufacture Of Tin, Sheet Iron Cop
per Ware, lis prepared to sell at the lowest possible
rates. every thing that can possibly be needed in his
line. His shop is immediately opposite the TALL
MADaE HousE. Main Street, Lancaster, 0hio. where
he constantly keens on hand a large lot Of STOVES
cook stoves. Grou one to thirty dollars He also has
To- and 6 plate stoves, Box and Wood do, and a
large number OF coal Paflor stoves, common and
Fancy Crates &c, Sc, all Of which he wifi sell as
cheap as any house West Of the mountains lie IN
vites his oId customers and fellow citizens generally
to come and examine his stock before purchasing
elsewhere. JOHN NOkk.
Lancaster, September 2S, 1853.
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THs RAILROAD Mos AT ERIE, Pa, of
which we gave a topographic account yes
terday, had Its origin in this way: The two
lines OF railroads which unite Cleveland and
Buffalo have their guage, except that por.
ton which runs through the county of Erie,
in Pennsylvaniu, where the narrow track
still exists, and, in consequence, a stop
page and exchange Of cars takes place at the
town Of Erie. The railroad corporations
desire a continuous guagc, for the purpose Of
avoiding a change and consequent delay,
which the citizens strepuously oppose, and
hence the declaration Of war and the COM
mencement ofhostilities at the first attempt
to lay down a new track.
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Additional News by tho III

The Editors at Vienna have been warned
by the Government not TO publish anything
to provoke Russia.
The Turks were sending strong succors
TO the Circussians.
The Car Is reported i'll.
The London Morning Chronicle has a
dispatch stating that the Turks were erect
ing camps on tho Ser,ian Frontiers, and
had commenced throw ing bridges across the
river Drin, and the Servlans had offered no
determined resistance.
The Sandman Chamber Of Deputies is
dissolved.
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valuable ISroperty for Sale.

YVlHE subscriber will sell. upon'reasonable terms
Il his property in Oakland, twelve miles south q
lancaster, on the Zanesville & Maysville Turnpike
The property consists of a good Dwelling House
and a now Store House with Ware Rooms attached
Also his Steam saw-Mill, situate on the a%djoinih,
lots. The propertyi is in excellent repair and In :
healthy section of country.
ANY person wishing to engage In business in a small
place. will do we'll to call and examine my property.
: o ,kland, Nov. 10, 1882 GEO. f. HAMLIN.
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TUE CASH

A Ill persons indebted to the Subscriber for sub
IA s%cription to the Gazette, advertising or %job.work,
prior to the 9TH OF May last. are respectfully in
formed that they arc now expected to make imme,
can no longer wait for the money. An immediate
complained with this request, willsave time, trouble,
expense and hard feeling. GEORGE WEAVER
September %, 1853.
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oTICE TO TnREsmERsl

4 TAKE this method to inform the Threshipg Ma
Il chine men Of this and the adjacent counties that
am established for this year at &. NJ. Berry & Co
Foundry, in Lancaster, where | will attendt
REP PAIRING ALI THREsHING MACHINES.
that may be conided to my charge, particularly the
Mnssillon Machine. having the Massillon castings
complete, both forthe Power and Separator. Hav-
ing worked sometime in the Massillon Establishment
| shall be well prepared 10 repair those machines.
to order, iron and wood-stAve OFFENDERS.
A WORD TO SAW-MILL OWNERS.
Iwillg get upto order an excellent article by which
TO gum saws; and also manufacture to order a Self
Resisting Saw-Log Loader, n machine that viii do
more work, for less money, than any other machine
for that purpose now in uses One ofthese machines
can be senator the first Of April at tho above nam
ed Foundry. A., VAN TRUMP, q
Lsneaster Bpril6s 1853. .
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NOTICE

4 s hereby given that Henry, Berry James McFad-
4 den and his wife Mary McFsdden, the progenitors
and owners ofthe several lots contained within the
scat and nd ition to the town Of Sugar grove. known
titon in tho clerks office Of the court Of common
Pleas, of Fairfield county, Ohio, praying the vacation
orthe plat and addition aforesaid and that application
will he made at the next term OF said courtfor such
vacation.
HUNTER B FINCK, Attorneys for Petitioners.
August 10Th, 1853.
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Mn. BuRooYSR, (the author of 1.-THE Flu
ture Wealth Of America,") who resided in
the East as a planter for fourteen years,
and has recently travelled extensively in the
United States, expresses the opinion-6rst-
ly, that the cotton cultivation OF America
10 irrevocably In utter decline;" secondly,
that "India has every means OF producing
as good cotton and much cheaper than Anne
RIGA.
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COPPER vs.. CHoLERA.-It is stated that
many Of the citizens Of New Orleans have
provided themselves with pieces Of copper,
about six inches long and three wide, which
they carry about them as a sort of protec-
ton against the cholera, They have been
induced to this course by an alleged disco
very by DR.. Burq,o of Paris, who states that
in certain streets OF that capital, as well as
many other cities, while the cholera pre-
vailed in almost every ether quarter. every
coppersmith retained his usual health, and
not a cholera case occurred among them.-
The copper founderies in Paris number
thousands Of workmcn, scarcely any oil
whom fell victims to the cholera of 1899, OF
Of 1910.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that the under
signed has been appointed and qualified as
administrator in the estate of Catharine
Seitz, deceased.
JOHN A.. COLLINS, Adm.
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JOsEpIa HOWELL a cos

JOSEPH no WELL ~ COS
HIDE, KIP, OIL 81 LEATHER STORE
No. 81, SOuth Second St., Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania.
II Gather sold on Commission. FREQ OF storage, att
per cent. with no other charge. OF value nd-
vanced in cash on receipt Of Leather in Philadelphia,
and accounts sent with balance on sale Of same:-
Leather being in great demand in Philadelphia, quick
sales at remunerNting prices may be depended upon,
Best Tanners Oil, perbbl, 3ll gala Barrel s93, cash
Calcutta Kips SlDO
Dry do do LIZ
Reference-G. w. Swan, prest. State, Blk, Colum-
bus. Herbert Geiger Tanner,R ushville. Fairfield Co.
Goddard Il Eastman. Zahesville; Stone & Cochran,
Merchants, Newark.
Communications addressed to the above firm will
meet with prompt attention.
Scioto Gazette please copy 1-6.m
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NEW GOODS,

WAVE. have now received a large and complete as
wv sortment of New d Fashionable Goodss
which we are daily exhibiting and selling at the old
stand OF, REINNUHD AND Son..
All we ask or require. is, that persons visiting our
city in pursuit ofgood bargains, will give us a call
We detest humbaggery, and, besides, our goods ,Once
e1atptaed, recommend themselves. Our stock is full
was bought in a cash market, and we are satisfied
with almost everything heart can wish for, from an
ounce Of Indigo to a hogshead of Sugar; or from a
yGrdgf CT cent Calico to a fnp SHit Of clothes for "a!
Of Shoes, Hats, Bonnets, Hose, Ribbons, Parasols;
silks, lawns. bareges, de LANES, gi~nghams, calicoes,
cloths, cassimeres, Satinets, tweeds, BIC we are well
supplied as respects both qualities and prices.
We keep on hand the best of Family Groceries,
such as Teas, Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, Syrup, Rice,
Spices, &c.
And we are always supplied with large and valu-
able stock of Ready Made Clothing, made here
at home, on special order, and therefore greatly pre-
ferable to that imported from eastern sloP.shops.
.yCash and country Produce always taken in ex-'
change ~forgoods. RElNMUND &c MARTIN.
Auril 80. 1852. d89
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Severe SESTESce,-Penncl Hendricks
has been convicted a. Raleigh, N. c., Of
passing counterfeit gold coin, and fined S2,-
600, and sentenced to be imprisoned and
confined 10 hard labor FOR 10 years.
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FARM FoII sALE.

TINE Executive Committee ofthe Fairfield County
Agricultural Society will receive propositions
for the FarmNorth Of Lancaster, on Saturday the Oh
of August. For information as to terms, and quality
ofland reserved for fair grounds, enquire Of the un'
dersigned. JOHN REFER, Fres'
]. c.. WEAVER, Scc'y.
July o.. 1853.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-12-15

DRS. Crider & Williams have made an improve
Jment in the art Of inserting artificial teeth on me
talio plates. The Improvement consists in solder.
ing teeth on plates, s as to prevent them from con-
tracing and springing while in the ACT of soldering
and cooling, which will avoid oil difficulties that Den
lists so invariably meet with in constructing full sets
OF te6th. A patent will be secured in a short time
then specimens can be seen at our office.
Lancaster, June l6. 1865. I6
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6y-A proposition is before the South
Carolina Legislature to appropriate $4,000
to build a monument in Columbia, in honor
Of John C. Calhoun.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-12-15

MARRIED, in Pine Grove, Alabama, Mr.,
Jonas Pillow, to Mics. Sarah Scripture,
both Of that place,
Some keep the Scriptures for a show,
Letteredand gilt on their bureau,
And some to dust aud moth degrade Ii:
But Jonas took the wiser p 1T
He pressed the Scripture to his hearti
And even on his Pillow laid III
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GJ-Hon Thos. Corwin has been elected
President Of the Cincinnati aud Cleveland
short line raIIrOa4 and Judge Mclean one Of
the directors.
0JBancroft has the Sixth Volume Of
his History Of the United States ready for
the press.
0YTbo potato crop Is abundant in Ire.
land, and only partially Affected By disease
thteaeason.
eTs. Saunders, convicted In philadsl-
ph.a Of passing counterfeit cein, has been
pardoned BY the President.
O~rJamcs Montgomery, the poet, has jusl
completed his eighy-seeond year
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81. MABY'S FEMALE ACADEMY
Somerset, Perry County, Ohio.
ny SISTERS OF rur oRnra or

CONDUCTED M snTERs OF rnH oRpRR or
ST. poArrsIc.
This Institution combines IN It's pian Of FS,.,t;o,t
every advantage that can be derived from the pune-
and eonscieneious care bestowed on the pnnii.
in the various branches Of knowledge. suitable u
their sex as also 70 the strict attention 10 politensss'
neatness and moral principles.
The Academy is situated on an eminence in thu
vicinity Of Somerset The location lisa very healthy
one, and the recreation grounds are spacious. Ithi1
been Incorporated by the State Legislature.
The heslth OF the scholars Ia 4 subject of continual
attention. A mild and maternal system Of govern,
ment, as far as may be compatible with the ~sfrictesk
attention to regular discipline will be observed. The
Improvement of the pupils, as also their domestic
comfort, will be attended to with the greatest solicit
tude Their 6iet will be wholesome and abundant.
The hohrs Of relaxation are so distributed that the
student will not suffer either corporally or mentally
from application.
The Religion professed and taught in this I%nstitu,
ton is the Catholic. All the young ladies', without
exception, will be expected to attend the pnblie re-
ligious exercises Of the Academy.
The scholastic year commences On the first bfSepT
ltember, and terminates sometime in the beginning OF
July, with the pnblic exhibition. There will be two
sessions of five months each.
To excite emulation in study, an examination OF
the pupils will be held every two months; after which
a report of their proficiency, &c., will be sent to
their parents or guardians.
TERMS, PAYABE IN ADVANCE.)
FoR BOARDING..
Board and Tuition per session Of five months,
including Orthography, Reading, Writing,
Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geography,
Plain Sewing, Marking and Fancy Needle
work, per session ............ s35 O0
Stationery 100
Bedding and washing. II found by the Institu-
ton, form an extra charge of S5 each,.,,, 10 90
EXTRA CHARGES.
or eaen % ms FoEelsn LsnSuages'..'"' Q %
T no' of p;.no iiAHO' poi oSsion''..'.-'' 3 NJ
Mse3 !. ~ !. q ~
Music ontne Gultar. ~ W
y. sinsin Esp r M,
npeSr;nn snd D. ;nt;r. n W.tar c' 3 M
III Xxx; ;nns ,.;.h rsta q 20 ~
ftalii,n VIZ VIZ jyciG n M
Enhro;,orn NJ
n AtoaU : y cicta = M ~
nSatorin phh;Iaaonh,,l Rotanv ND cbamj.,v Z nj
Those who tskaa Isssons on the gnitar will furnish
,la;r ~ o,vo ; ~ o. mo ANN
rrn.ao, ~ scuo,
ortbopr.pbv Reading WRITING. Arithmetic Plat,
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Froncis NIyers, Estnte,

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
lVbeen appointed and qualified as executor of the
Estate Of Francis Myers, late Of Fairfield county,
deceased, datedat Lancaster this 9th dav Q fully,
1859. MlCHAE MYERS.
Erocutor Of FRANcIs MYEns. Dscd. Sw.
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TaE new Odd Fellows Hall at McKees-
port, Pa, fell down on Tuesday, dreadfully
%injuring Eve workmen.
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a. KAUPrMAN 4 CO..

REEP constantly on hand, White Lead. pure, In
M Kegs and dry, Venetian Lead, Yellow oehre,
Prussinn Blua, Rcd Led, Litharge, Linsoed OH Sperm
Oh, Corn DIV, copai Yarnish, coach do, chrome Yell
low. 40. Green, Pose Pink, vermi1ionl Lamp Back,
1ttpga.ine, Lard Oh, fish OF ,Aioohal, Japan Tsrnssh,
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TEETIi! TEETHN TRETuuI

DRs. ORDER & WILLIAMS D~ENTISTS.-oF-
OrrcE opposite the Tallmadge House, at the old
stand. Those having decayed teeth. as well as those
who have no teeth, are invited to call, with the as
surance thatthey can fll carious teeth so as to save
them and render them useful during life. Artificial
teeth Inserted, from one to a fill set, on gold plates,
and waTantedto answ the purpose Of tho natural
organs in the most satisfactory manner. Boing per-
manently located in Lancaster those having work
done will not incurthe risk incident to the employ
ment oftransient Dentists. They do not feel disPos-
ed tohll teeth partly with tin tpil and then finish the
Plug by inserting elayer Of god on TOP, and then
al mon cfgreat note and pretensions have been doing.
Jane 10, Isba--6m6.
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A CONVENTION Of the old soldiers Is tobe
held at Frederick, Nd, on the 18th inst,
to send delegates to the Philadelphia con-
ventIon.
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REMOVAL.

ROCTOR BGRSTLER has removed his Office tc
IOliigh. near Wheeling street, and near his dwell
. lO-3W.
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E.lnte of Inhn FRIGHT.

NOTICES is hersby given. that. the undersigned
~ has been duly appointed and qualified as Ad
miuistator on the Estate Of JoIIN BR1snr. deceased
SAINT G8. iS53-4w2t L. HELMICK, Adm'tor.
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@UD9Dg9
TESTIMnNY OF A PHYSICIAN

MEssRs. BAKER& Co.: Dear Sirs-The publicgen-
orally are fully aware Of the thousands of remedies
for diseased Lungs, under the titles Of Sarsaparillas,
Pills, Pastors, Iiniments, etc, that are daily brought
to their notice through the newspapers. by way Of
advertisements MY object in writing this note for
publication, is to induce the pubic, or at least those
who are anlicel (f they will use patent medicinel, to
use enc that contains articles Of REAL USE in PuLMo-
NARY DISEASES. J. Rur conscious that, in so doing. |
ayr setting most unrrof ssienallY, and derogatory OF
the interests of medical science and the regular prac-
titioners Of medicine.
The Medicine to which ] refer is "DR. HAMS pAL.
SAM ron THE LUNGS" have prescribed il in a
large number ofcases, and Always WITH SUCCESS.
One case in particular, to which | wish now to refer,
was GIVEN UP nv several PHYSICIANS who had been
called in consultation with ~, self. The patient had
oil the symptoms of confirmed consumption, such as
cold night sweats, hectic fever, harassing cough, with
continued pain in the lobe Of the rightLung, attended
with severe diarrh@a' He commenced immediatel,
to get better, by the use ofthe above-named medicine
and was soon restored to..his usuai health! Ihave also
found mr. HAIi's BAhsAM the most valuable Expec,
torant for breaking up distressing coughs and cold
that have ever used. W. d.. WRIGHT, M D..
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/, March 8, 1853
NEW BOOKS!

At the City Book Store opposite ShOofrer's
Hotel, Lancaster, Ohio.
HUSTRECEIVED-Daring Deeds Of American he
~ roes, Nights in a Block house,t the DiscardedDaugh-
ter, the Australian cantive andthe Gold Regions, Dick
Wilson, Frost's Pictorial history of California, Ex-
ploring Expedition to California, heWide, WideWorld,
Frank Freeman's Barber Shop, the Nile Boat, Advice
Of Young Men, History Of the Mexican War, Napo-
leon and his Mars ais, by J. @ fIeadley; Noble Deeds
tcWoman, Life of the Empress Josephine.
Apri,2 90. JOHN SEARhES.
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Roobcry of Sir Qseorge Gore.

ST.. LoUIs, Dec. 7,-Sir George Gore. en-
route TO Texas, when out on a hunting ex-
c%ursion, was robbed Of his trunk near Alton.
It contained drafts on Now York and gold
To the amount Of 50, 800.
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~pmOSGENE LAMPS.

A New and desirable article recommended
"A economy, comfort and avoiding grease on Car
pets, SC. They onlyneed being seen to induce any
d 'eto purchase them. The public Arei nvited to cal
lnl see them at the city Drug Store.
Lancaster june SO, EDWARD l.. Z
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NO COMPROMISES OF .CONsCIENC


NO COMPROMISE OF CONSCIENC =.
EAMES GATES has Just added to his stock, at ais
~ old stand in tn" TaHmadge House" a lsrgeand
splendid variety of ga
WARE, JEWELRY, &c., &C., MsI@
Which he will dispose Of at as reason EsN, ~
able prices as any other similar stock -sSS
of the same quality can be purchased in the West
ern country.
His Watches are ofthebestmAke and OF superior
quality. His Clocks are ofevery variety and oithe
best manufacture His lot Of SilveI-Ware is.ex,
tensive and cannot fail to please. His Jewelry 1901
the most beautiful patterns and has been seieciedwitn
great care.
He keeps on hand, also, Cutlery, Canes, Looking
Glasses and Plates, Britannia Seta, Musical lnstru-
ments, Girandoles, Fans, Pocket Books. Brushes, Il
lot offne Stationery and a variety OF useful andor-
namentsl~ articles.
He has taken specialcsre in selecting his stock TO
suit this market and invites the public 70 cai and eX-
anime for themselves. JAMES GAlEs:
Lancaster, June IL o
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LANCAsTER MACHINE TOUNDKY.

IANCASTEK WAtbilNE IoONDhh'
~ DEvoL is prepared to furnish all kinds Of
w. Stenm Engines, upon short notice and at
Cincinnati and Pittsburgh prices.
Also, all kinds of Mill Gearing, Hosting Screws,
Regulating Screw $ Jack Screws; Fuller's Screws and
Cider Screws.
Mill Spindles Of ~castiron or wrought.
Bales and Drivers, Sec, &c,
He will also furnish the Parker Wheel to
suit any head of water, and with either iron or wood
shaft. Also, the Atkinson Wheel fit up as above
The patent on the Parker Wheel has expired and con-
seqnantIy thew can be had much cheaper.
lie also continues TO make DevOl's ThrcShing
Machines, and keeps a LOT constantly on hand war
rantod the best in Ohio. e.,
An the above ARTICLES will be made with especial
care and by the host w%orkmen, and WILDE warranted
All kinds ofrepairing done upon the shortest notice;
lie also keeps constantly on hand, ALI HlNpS OF
CASTINGS, ususlly kent in a Foundry. lie has
completed his front shop. so that those who eau
can examine his work.
The known quality of the work done at this estab-
Iishment tormany years pastis the best guarantee that
in future, the subscriber ~willlabor to desire, the pa
tronage Of the public. He invites examination.
Lancaster, April 90, 1858 G. EVo