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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-01-07
BLANKETS.
ID so pairs Ribband-bound Rlankats

BLANKETS! BLANKETS,
ID 80 pairs Ribband-bound Blankets
100 do Common Blankets, all sizes
on do Gray, Blue. and Red Blankets, all sizes
Linen and Cotton Sheeting
White, Red, and Blue Flannels
Together with general assortment of Dry Goods
VIM X. RILEY
dec l6-3t corner Sth ST. and opp. Centre Msrke,
EMBROID ERIES, KID GLOVES
~ and Hosiery, such as Chemisettes, Col
lars, Under Sleeves, Pocket Handkerchiefs. Mus;,
and Cambria Bands, Edgings and Insertings, whit
and black Silk Hose, white, black, and eolored Merlin
and Cotton Hose, Kid, Silk, Cashmere, and Tbre,'
Gloves, with general assortment of misses and chi
dren's Hosiery and Gloves may be found by calling
the new Dry Good Store OF
MAXWELL, SEARS & COLLEY,
dec 10 Penn av, between 9th and 10th SIS
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Philadelphia Type and Stereotype Foundry

Philadelphia Type and Stereotype Foundry
NHE subscriber would call the attention of Printer
to the greatly reduced prices of the present list
They now offer
Plea at.............SO cts. Minion........4sc cts.
Small Pica..........32 e Nonpareil.......5S 60
Long Primer.......34 " Agate..-".......-12 g
Bourgeois....-....37 &c Pearl OS "
BREWER. IS Diamond. ........1 60 &C
Determined to spare no expense in making their
establishment as perfect possible, they have re
Gently got up complete set of the justly celebrated
ScoTCH-CUT LETTER. from Diamond to English, to
which they particularly invite attention.
Having lately made numerous additions to Their
stock of Fancy Types Borders, Ornaments, &c. their
assortment is now unrivalled in the United States
and their improved methods of casting, and of pre-
pairing metal, enable them to furnish orders in
manner to insure satifacton.
Printing Presses Cases, Stands Chases, Galleys
Printing Ink and every article used in printing of
fee, constantly on hand, at the lowest rates.
Secondhand Presses, and Type used only in stereo
tipping, at reduced prices.
Books. Pamphlets, Music, Labels, &c, &C., stereo
typed with correctness and despatch.
N. B. Specimen Books will be sent to Printers VIII,
wish to make orders. L. JOHNSON & CO.,
dec % No. SAMSON street.
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NHE subscriber would call the attention of Printer
i to the greatly reduced prices ofthe present list
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-28
TEIEekApHIC 1NrEII1uENcE
ArrfvaI Of fhe Arabja.

/, NEw Yoax, April 2e. the steamer Am.
bia arrived nj her dock early This morring.
Was Of Sandy Hook last night Of one o..
clock. /, The quickest run OF ihs season.
Queen Victoria has pno,her son: mother
and child dOisg GeH. ..a.....,.t--..
A Bank Of credit Of 80 ,o00,oN ffoD Dcs has
been established Al Bypssels, A Bank with
5O,OOo,,oo asrins has been established al
Darmsladt. sg,fs....f ..4r.
The Austrian Ambassador az CeDsianilno.
pie has presented another complaint 10 thp
DivaD, touching malireaunent yi Dalma,iar
Christians. a ,.,- 49,.
Seryi1 * in an unquiei STATE.
The Chancellor Of the E<chrluer has sub.
mitted plan 10 The Horse Of Commons for
she reduction ,sf me ustioaal debt by com
mutation ofthe stock ofthe South Sea Com.
pany TIE issue Of the Exchequer bonds
and the yonBtery comaufation Of the 3 pei
cent stocks, representing capital of E5,.
e0,OoO,00o, The plan was well received
by The House.
Spain has ordered an enlistment Of $500
men for the contingency oflS53.
Tue Protestants uf Holland have protest
ed against The re-establishment of Roman
The Kirg Of i'rGssis has offered the Ma.
dai an sSylum 81 his country, but it il
thought they will proceed to Englaad.
LIvERP0ol MAREETs. -Breadstiff Rich
ardsou, Brothers L. Co.'S circular Of the 9th
states we had good attendance at this day,
market, fair extent ofbusiness took plac,
in the leading articles Of the trade. Fo
wheat tke rnse of tHr last market was sup
ported. Flour was pressIngly offered, 4
iair quantity of Philudelphia was taken a
23s per bbl to ship, and parcels on store
same figure, which makes a decline of full,
IL per bbl upon the description; while othe
s1f's are only 81 cheaper. But titlc basi
ness doing in yellow corn. Yellow MAJ
be quoted the sarHes bat white receded 9,
per quarter, 2ss being accepted. We quot
the value Of American corn at this day
marked Genesee and Pennsylvania whit
wheat Is; red Ohio 6s 6d@ IS I'd per 10 lbs.
Baltimore flour 23s Sd, Ohio 23s Phiia
delphia as, Western Canal 2ls 6dd22s Cd
Canadian 2Is@92s Sd per bbl. .,.
Yellow Indian Corn 3ls 3d., ifiiSed 80
6d@3ls and white 2as per 4sO lbs, .......
Nothing in pork or beef,sinc,
our last. Stocks heavy, and buyers hol
for lower prices. ..a,'..r: .r..s.....
Lard dull. Buyers generally will not Civ
over Sos per cwt., although some 400 Dbl
were sold ut this figure for immediate vants
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-28
! CoMMRRoIAL INTE1IIeTNoE.
New fask AlmrAel.

AEw York, .April 2I-Flpm-I'here /.
INCREASED heavincss in low grades State aud
Western dour; pfi, es easier: shipping en-.
qTry limited; home and EYSef1 deTHdnd
moderate; 4.564a4,s7 fOt common 10 good
Ohio. ..r. ..,-.t-t
Grain Little change 10 note ia value Of
wheat; supply on market considerable; sales
$500 bushels prime wheat; Geuesse, 1926,
delivered. a r-a. ~ 80
Cora--Fair request, i,~itbout change; mix.
ga. 62a6i foL @hlte; .65qtij3 for 5ersey yeI.
low; 66 IOr Sui.thern yellow.
PrUVisi0ns-AQte PaTk Offering; demand
moderate --salcS.T I5s75al5,S7 for Western
ymess; as 50 FOR pfisBe
Beef7Fair request;ssies sIlg.Js for coun.
try mess; l2,50al3 for Chicago; 4,5eae 50
for prime. zoe
Lard-Less uetiee and steady, 94aIO -foi
good 10 prime.
BOaer-Nore plenty, good de esasd.s,eads
prices. Cheese-elaiOc.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-28
New Or.ean. Market.

NEW ORLEANS, A pri 49, Flour is steady
at 400 for Oho,and 4 .OO@4,5O for St. Lou
is. Corn is scarce at 10 to 80. Mess Pork is
he ID al ri5,O0@ 1925. Bacon Sides are
saleable at 73aSc. No. Lard in bbls 81,
and in kegs 9ac. Whisky is dull at lsc.-
Prime MoIasses is firm at 24@244. Rio
Coffee is ca ct ut 9@94c. Western Ilsy
Sl8. Star Candles 2O@2ol. .....,..'
NEw ORLEANS, April 10 Ohio -four has
declinedto 3,S5@ 3,95. Corn ranges from
i6 to SO. Ness Pork is firmat l5,O0@ ID so,
and bacon sides atz5r. Bbl lard, s$@Cc.-
Whisky, lsc. Wiestern hay Sl8, Prime
moiasses, ,24@24i; Sugar is steady. Sales
Of 500, bags Rio coffee at 94c for prime
Oats, 260f 80.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-28
Cleveland Marker.

CLEVELAND, A pril2I.--Wheat-Receipts Is
are mere nominal and what little comes for.
ward goes into stores " delivered ON pre-.
vious sales We hear Of no sales to-day a.
feat and quote Northern Mixed ssG SO:
White 93a9+ TwOcar loads white sold at
90. Gorn--None on the market, would sell
al s5a4s. 0nis--Are in demand at s6a3s.
Flour Market remains dormant with 80
sales. Receipts fair. Straight Brands Su-
perhne held at 4a4I2; Fancy 4,2O a 4,3O;
Extra 4,62a4,76, Fish--White are coming
into market freely and sales are made al 8,
25a9 30 for barrels and 5'for half Salt-fne
is held at l,3laI,S74. Water Lime Sale.
made at I,3t. S7su1 .ts. s.a
Freighls-Flourt 70 ToaawaRda and Buffa.
10 l2A 10 this date no flour has been ship
ped at less prices -four 10 Oswego "a n 25
grain g. Freights however, are getting mort
dull and shipPeTspot disposed TO pay over Il
TO Buffalo and % to 0s~ego, ..-
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-28

The WILD MAN OF THE WooDs.-Tht
Florence (AlubamH) Gazette, OF the Oil
instant, has another article upon the 1wilt
man of the woods, who, ii twill be recollect.
ed, was recently found at n place called the
Muscle shoals, not a great distance from
that city. The Gazettcsays that its previous
article, being lery generally copied by Other
papers, attracted the attention Of u Mr..
Garvy, who lives in Knox ceRnty, East
Tennessee, who was conaiuced frum the de-
scription of his person that ii was his son
who had bcen'ebsent for nearly seven years,
and when last heard from was near the vi
cinity where he was caught. st sNi
He accordingly left home and went TO The
Muscle-shoal where the wild man was, and
immediately recognized him as his son. d f.
ter long conversation the unfortuute man
agreed to accompany his father home. The
reason that he gave for his singular conduct
was this, that those he worked for would not
pay him. and the world generally treuted
him badly, and being naAuraly melancholy
and retiring, he had concluded to shut him
self out from the world. He said that hi
mind was never impaired, but he always
stunned society, and had an involuntary
shrinking at the approach of man, and tbs
feeling had grown on him during his wilt
adventures in thcwoods. Doe
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-28
ErOln Now York.

New York, April l9,--There is a great
sush for California from New York to-day
The Illinois left with 900, and the Prone
theus was also fu!l. ,e.g4 tr ,t.s fs.-.-r
Thackeray sailed for England to-day in
the Europa.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-28

q Ma. SoULE on THE PURca1se 90 CgBA.-
The New York. Times regards i as silly TO
suppose that Soule has been appointed Min
ter toS Spaia 10 fkciEfate the purchsse If Gu
bS, as Mr., Soule Is opposed TO such a pur-
chpse. To prove this, the Times Tuote.
from Mr., Seule's speech, of January last, as
iollows: yisoefs st~ taN 9lsl-hsn
g"Sir,I I am against. Purehasins rCuba.--
Whoever knows anything Of Castilian pride
must. be aware that Spaniards can never be
brought to sell Cuba TO Us. A nd il seems
to mo strange that,we should persist in seelS
ling to purchase Cuba when Spain says she
is unwilling 20 sell it--whcn her own Min.
iatershave declared in the iR0st solemn ma n :
ner that they would s0ORtsr see that teauti-
ful possession sunk into the bottom Of the
ocean than to see it 60 to any Other power.
Your tender OF purchase, therefore, caN eff
feet nothing. No, sir, l'have still smother
objection against purchasing Ciibn. There
is issomething there that speaks aloud for those
suffering, Cnhanos who call upon US for ao-
sistunce. They ure prUHd and woztd moi
consent to this purchase. am unwilling to
move their susceptibities; and thus, us Ear
IN wish olinrine can have any bearing up
on any policy which might now or hereafter
be pursued, the ideayUf pure hasing Cuba has
tecome a n obsolete one and must be aban-
dpned." aGrd at an~ sHg'li-Eb -. sg ,G7f-
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-28
From, the Wcs..

INDEPEsDEEcE, No, April Goth Lieu,
Heath in command st Port AK nsGn, has
determined TO attack TIE Cheyenne inGiaps
in consequence Of the latter having lnurder-
ed a soldier ON the plains Inst winter and re-
fused 10 surrender the murderer. The force
of the garrison is small. consequently con
tests will be unequal. Indians 5000 strong
and result is feared.
Lieut.. Heath has notified the A'juta ut 0
the sixth military department Of The tiaiau!-
ty.
New Mexicois quiet. 81 -tJ ts.f
Gov. Lene had not returned ifa,n his
southern tour. .tf f. a
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-28
Eron,l Chnr,esfol,.

CHARLESTON, April 2Olh.-Mr King wa
buried at IL O'Clock this morning, accord
ing to the rites of the Episcopal Church, -
Mr.. Plat, Of Selma, officiated, and deliver
ed an eloquent sermon. -ts
Mr. King died calmly and composedly.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-28
From, Mn.his,s.on.

ington papers contain the Presidents pr"c-
lamcton ordering the Departments 10 he
closed to-day in respect to Wee President
King. AIso the orders uf the Srcre'arie of
the Navy and War, direringa salute OF IL
guns and the national salute at sunduwn, at
all the army and navy stations the day at
ter the rrceiPt Of the order. 2 - - =
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-28
The Gnr(iiner Case.

WAsuNeToN, April 20.--this case is pro-
crossing slowly. saf eal -ua.a -e
Mr.. ALbutt, ror The defense, testified to
the incorrectness Of certain maps exhibited
by the prosecution. Tf,l '-H ..rae.l
3a Senor Huice, Of Mexico, identified the
signature of the Mexican Minister on papers
offered by the defsnse. - ---- ---.- ~
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-28
Il;ness Of Hkyq. sgyeue.t. M

1 New YORK, April 2os--Mrs Everett i;
dangerously ILL., and Nj. Everett left here
to-day, suddenly, for iioston. He had been
engaged and was to have delivered lecture
before the Historical Society here tonight
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-28
Froln New Isedford.

New BEDFORD, April 2lst.-The Mercury
pGblshes a statement that the crew Of the
whaling brig Juza, of New Bedford, were
all massacred by the natives Of Pleasant Is
land. The story is not credited, but there
certainly has been some trouble aboArd al
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-28

WAIT FOR ,Tsc W Asos. ~ The following
extract from the Virginia Gazette pf 1888
read Ut the Wheelng Railroad Celebration,
the rising genera,ipn pre inetined to lapgh
at: s, tf.-a &. sFs gt.;-sO ati .st
"The Baltimore and Ohio Wagon Com,
Papp, wilma capital Of $2oo.ooG (one-fourth
orWhics is paid iai,) trnsport goods between
Wheeling aud Baltimore. One wagon de-
parts and arrives daily from each of these
places with lood weighing from % to 5S
tons, and occupying eight days upon the
road; aud arrangements are IA progress 10
increase the number of daily arrivals and
departures froSi eee to three wagons, and
eventually to five.' os, tss .t.,.y rs,i ..r..
This arrangement was the origin Of tee
"Baltimorc and OhioA Railroad Company
which, when their road is fully completed
slad stocked, will representa- capital Of S20,-
l600,0e9 The dtstsRee which the wagons
made in eight days will now be accomplish.
ed IN one BY the cars, with 500 Instead Of 9!
tons for Road. ., Baltimore aud Wheeling
didn't ."wait orthe wagon. ~ Clece Her.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-28

AHEAhAscEs ARE DEcEPTIyE. .-Speakinq
Of Governors, we have an incident connect
ed with the msgistray Of Ex-Gov. Briggs
The incident we heard the Governor relate
in his humorous manner; for no one could
better tell story. The Governor went in
TO the Athenauin Que day, and called upon
the clerk, who wasignorant of the character
Of his visitor, aud inquired if he could have
the use OF the library that morning. He
was Informed thai unless he was stock-
holder, or had an Introduction, his request
could not be granted The Governor bland
" sigHifed bis assent to the law of the IL
brasy and turned andretired. On the stairs
he was met by the librarian Bir. Folsom
With that tgenrIemaBly courtesy that marks
allthe acis of the librarian, he exchanged
the usual satutatoBs of the day, and the
Governor went back to the council cham
Der. and Mr.. Folsom went up stairs to his
studies. .-"What did the Governor want this
mprning?" inquired the HbfaFiah Of the
clerk. The Governor has not been here
this moriil - piled the clerk, slightly ex-
cited why certainly he has," said Mr.
Folsom; che has just left the room, for met
( him on The stairs" "Was that 1oTernor
I Brggsi" inquired the abashed official; "phy
don't iS tteh rear siirf co,lar, Ike q 9ente-
nun, tkdthe mag js 4nosrD?"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-28

NEWSPAPERS. s.-Thc celebrased writer
i"Junius," thus speaks Of newspapers. We
commend tito the attention of all;
They who conceive our newspapers are
no restruint upon bad men, or hmpediment
to the execution Of bad measures, know
nothing OF this country. Our ministers and
magistrates have really little punishment To
fear, aud few difficulties to coRtend with,
beyond ihe.cnusnre OF the press and the spig-
il Of resistance it excites, among the people.
While this censoFial power is maintained, 10
speak in the words of most ingenious for
cigHer, both ministers aud magistrates are
compelled, in almost every instance, to
choose betperR has duty and his repstfttoh:' A
dilemma ofthis kind perpetually before hiT,
will not, indeed, work miracles on his heart
but it will assuredly operate in some degre g
upon his conduct"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-28

d t5-A loving wife once waited on ply
sician to request him to preseFibe for hel
husband who was troubled with sore eyes
."Let him wash them every morning with
brandy" suid the doctor. q ~ sfi.iA 9
:. A few weeks after the doctor CHANGED tc
meet the wife. lsg oi 'r '-raa rs las@f4
"WeH. has your husband followed my
,adyice!,sla3 5.3dt .a .Siaes Rsgs gst
:, ",He has done eyerything.in his power to
do il, ,doctor,i' said the spouse, shut he
conld never get the glass higher than .hi'
mouth,ssiaos 4is6I So an..,-si 4. Ji,ssp sGf
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-28
Fron PhiladeIpI,is..

PHILADELPHiI, April 2i.--5 Captains, 3
first, second and ls third Lieutenanis, in
the revenue service have been discharged
Service cut dowDto l6 Of each grade. Sew
en- new cutters are 10 be built. tgs1sq lal
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-28

Grocery Store.--f3ee 5acob. Clg's adver-
tisement. . He bas just opened a large as
sortment of the best family Groceries, which
will be disposed Of upon reasonable terms
as low as the lowest. n = =. a-','
), By the way, we notice that his increasing
patronage has compelled him to pull down
his old stable and be is now erecting very
large one in. its stead, .determiped to inn
Progethe "American'n as the wants of his
guests may require. ail.l' aas rs41'a giHis
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-28
Reduction in Iron.

New YORK, April ls,-By the Pacific we
learn that the iron mastets of South staff
.ordshire have resolved upon decrease of
twenty shillings per ton. 2. t3ni -1"t'si !
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-28

fndsOIIfG Gos.a ri llmore,r aliasaa Coli Polk
arrested in New York hsti week. on the
charge Of swindhng.itIs said has beenthree
I'times.inithe State prison. He'isexceedingly
accomp lished and easy in his manners, and
sineeiehisarrest hssbeen identifiedby1 sew
eral sPerEonsS including hotel keepers, who
have suffered by him. His iteal, name is
3Larkinall,H He pretends to !be intimately ac.
auainted With all the leading men,inflW lWaAh-
lingtonsaI T9dS0 % es'gaei6d sSntdj ls mlH
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-28

.9-c7-From the following, which we clip
from the Boston Times,S wsshopld Judge
that the MaiueClaw was notyery strictly en-
forced iuthnt city, eg isl.di -.
vSeA "Happy" Couple - On the 2Sth of
March, d man hailjng ftoin .Mafbiehead ap-
,peared at the City Registers Office to get a
marriage certificate. He was accompanied
jby'hisintended,. awel-khown oppie. .wo oman
of this city. They obtained their certificate
;and started off pursuit Of clergyman to
,perform the ceremony, On therway, how
tever,the happy couple drank so often that
the minister, on perceiying their condition,
Isefnsedt TO perform the ceremony. Another,
however was found, who, made the two one,
9Satbylhis time they were both SO much IN
toxicated asto have; but little ability to find
their wey home. The next dayssthe. bride
,essumed her duties at,her, usual;ssand, but
was, soimnch intoxicated, that she, soenfell
over carrying with, her fer stock in, trade,
and the police were obliged to put her into
4be Watch house, where some elye hours, Of
the honeymoon twere spent y Yesterday
morning gthebride'appeared at the City Reg
astet's Office 70 fHd, out the nam Of het ,kus-
band which, IN consequences ofiheo various
.lilishaps attepdlng the bridal Ceremohies,hud
clipped her memory. Having been aceoIn-
modated in this respect, she departed, III is
Mappossd, to search for her missing husband.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-28
mount

In machinery. Of various kinds, including
a llouring mill, an iron foundry, a plough
factory, wagon shops, &c., Sl77,0 600 is in
vested, and the stocks of merchandise OF all
descriptions are valued at $79o.o0O, the last
sum including the capital invested in the
Indian trade.-Miirdptee Sentinel. s
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-28

4 s,me isSorIuneni Of Bibles.
nF all kinds, st reduced priess Cor sale at the city
Npbosk utoru JOHN SeARLES
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-28

SPMIT-R&PrIEG MAcHINE.--The New
Yurk Journal OF Commerce says a manufac-
iiuring house in that city is engagingin me-
king "medinm tables" for people who live BY
their wits. The table is like an ordinary
one, with top formed OF thick board; but
concealed within cavi;y,in the latter is
small apparatus. with kind Of hammer, for
producing the '.raps.'' The hammer lsto
! constructed with wire running down thro'
ihe t,ble leg, that the latter has only to be
| in contact with nail-head, or somethingo OF
! the kind. in the HooF, to enable the operator
10 produre the rsps, by ueansofg galyatism.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-28

A CRATER OF iScrnCsrs On Wednes-
day evening last during the tlunder-gust
which passed over this place, the barn OF
Mr.. John From, near New Rsading, wus
struck by lightning, and entirely consumed.
There was in the barn 800 bushels ofwheai
1850 bushels oI corn, and about goo bu-hels
Of oats, two calves, u large duoiitity of hay
farming utensils, &C., all ofwh;ch was lost
! Mr.. 'F's loss is about Sl200. '
I We are informed that one day last week
a whrlwiDd passed over the firm Of JacOb
Fought. who resides in Thorn township,
which blew down his barn aud scYera out
/ buildings, scattering the timber, grain. hay,
straw, Sc. IN cScry possible direction, and
rendering every thing complete "seck.-
1 Somerset Posi-.
We learn that on the same evening, a
stable wns set on fire by the lightning, at
LinnviIle, and consumed Two horses were
in it at the lime, and sIlated she same fate.
The dwelling house of Mrs. Baker west
oEN. Reading, caught fire one day last
week, and was consumed with its entire
contents. The fire was accidental.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-28

{ 1TME4 Statesmaa says there are 81 5lIconyicts
now In the Ohio Penitenttary.i a. aafYi aa
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-28

A HAPPY EDITOR. R.-The editor Of the Fox
town Fusilier must be a very happy man
laboot this time. In his last number he says.
l"Pos,seripi! We stop the press with pleas
ure to announce the decease Of our cotem-
iporary, Mr. Snaggs, editor Of the Foxtown
Flash. He has now gone to another and
better world. Success to kim. Persons
who have taken the Flash will find the Fusi-
| lier good paper.''
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-28
FAMILY MLDICINES,
-HOl FOII CALIFORNIA.

ET1HE subscriber has Just received al his Jeweh y
III Shop. one door West of The Tallmadge house. .
lot of COLTS RE VOL FERS, which he vii
sells At reas enable prices. GATES
lancaster, mar .h24. 1853
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-28

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