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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-07-07
THE OLD SLOW and EASY FOUNDRY
Messrs. Clarke, Wright & Co.,

Messrs. Clarke, Wright q Co.,
ITAvE taken, for a term of years, the Foundry
I1owned by John Arney, Esq, situate upon 60
luulJus and Broad Streets, In the city OF Lancaster
where they are determined to be on hand with all such
articles In their line, as the country requires.
COAL, WOOD, COOKING AND ,PARl0UR STOVES,
SN-MILL GEARING, MAC HINE
xnS&SaCASTINGS AND PB0UGHS, Of
various patterns, warranted a superior artit le, togeth-
or with all minor articles in the Foundry line
ECLARKE,S Cornstall1 and Straw Cutter,
Al article superior TO all others Of the kind in the
country, and one to which we invite the special at.
tention Of the Farmer. This machine for cutting
shock corn for high feeding or fattening stock, will
save from 80 to 40per cent. Cord Fodder, when cut,
is nearlysor quite equalt TO hay for feeding either cat
tie or horses, making an acre Of well saved corn fod-
der worth two acres Of the best grown hay in Ohio.
They are calculated for either hand or horse power.
We are also preparing to furnish to order
MeCORMIcK'S REAPER AND GRASS CUT
TER AND MooRE'S wHEATDRILL.
Farmers give us a CALI Everybody give us a cali
and buy our goods and wpres,our ploughs and shares,
and we will tryin turn to buy your corn, your wheat
your Hour your meat, your hay, your oats yolu
rag bank notes, or aught you may desire to spare, o.
broken pots and othor ware. We therefore have The
highest hope without designing any joke. that yot
yillgiye 4 liberal share of.patronAge ton us who Ar
~determinedt to do business on the most liberal terms.
w VS. ~ CLARKE. WRIGHT s. co.
9 Lancaster, February 40, 1858 40
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-07-07

G5-It settles all grounds OF complaint"
says the young lady to whom We, presented
''Remlngton's Coffee Pot.n ut saveslone-
fourth Of the coffee ordinariuly used, and
produces a better beverage than can be
made in any other way" She thinks how
ever, all the praise should not be awarded
the new invention, which is the same as
sayihg-"I've made coffee before to-dayr'
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-07-07

SroofmnzAfzfR.@0m Wednesday
evening lasr a row occurted., in Yellow
Springs, which highthaVe terminated more
fatally than-it-di6 A shoemaker by the
name Of SkaresS wheisin tue habit oftak-
ing peTiodicL "sprees." got upon a ''highy''
aud whipped his wife badly, Being afraid
10 remain with him, she took her children
and ieft on The cats for her fathers who
lives in Springfield. Sheaaas assisted upon
the cars by .A-W Shrofe, one of her
ueighbors; and, for SO assisting her, Skates
declared bis Intention of shooting Shrote,
and for that purpose armed himself With a
pair of pistols Inthe evening. Shrote be-
ing rom home, word was brought him that
Skates was lott sring about his house. with
a view OF carryingouthis threats. There
upon Shroie started to the magistrates Of
fee for the purpose OF getting out a war
rant Tor the arrest of Skates The cir
eumstanee had drawn together a crowd. who
were talking about the matter. Skates
joined the crowd, and in the usual style
drunken bravado, boosted OF being able to
whip. &c any man at yellow Springs, bu,
directing his remarks especially at Mr.. Nm.
'Hazen, who was present. The result was
that Hazen knocked him down. While
down Skates drew his pistols and fred two
balls at HAGEN, the irst slightly ~woundine
him in one thigh and The other passing
through his clothing and lightly grazing the
Eother. A gold pencil which he had in his
pocket, and which The 6rst ball struck, prob
ably saved him from, q bad wound. The ex-
desperation ofthe crowd toward Skates fol
srooting was sosgreat that he wonld prob.
Iahlv have been murdered antrioht hut foI
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REAL HEAD OF MAIR.
J. w, COLLIER,

(LATE OF FUNDAMENTALLY
Ventilating & GossamerWig ManuTacturer/
Opposite the Capitol House. Columbus.
A N Extensive assortment Of Ladies' and Gentle
pieces, Back Hair, F%rizetts, Puffs ,Curis and corored
Work. Also, Bracelets, Necklaces, Beads, lfnes,,
Crosses, Pins, Guards and Chains. 49,
QTHair Work Fepared and dressed. Orders faith
fully executed. S Jan 8, 1663.-6m34
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0Tprince Albert laid tho Foundation Of
IN Asylum for idiots, at E%arlswood, Reigate,
near London, on the 10th ult, An ingeni-
Gus plan was taken to raise subscriptions,
Ladies' were invited to walk past the prince,
Z curtsey to him and place upon the stone a
purse containing their offerings, Betweon
three and four hundred ladies' paid five
g~uineSs a piece fora share In this interest
ing,ceremonial.
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cIpY pRopERTY For SALE.

"A $ agent Cor Adam Householder, sen, IwiH sell
as In Lot No 3, in Refers addition tothe City.o
Lancaster, now In the occupancy Of Mr.. Samuel
Henley and near the residence OF SAllnon4ShAw
Esq, Terms favorablef and title indisputable. 49,
Jaly7.isSat o1aEn.
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THE CovBF DREss.--The Dayton, Gas
cite closes an article on this now popular
editorial theme, with the following admirn.
bic hill.
= "DK..F ranklin, tits true, could offordtu
dfoas AZ he pleased, but Mr.. Marcy will
find thnt Ne caBno mako FrankiinS al
spieasoFe essing such men as Sam Me.
dafy HI n tlothfE
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NTAman by the name Of Hezekioh
Of Meigs township, Muskingum co.,
another man, John Hunter, in,that
place on Tuesday last, and It Is thought the
wounded man will not survive, The par
ties had been out hunting, had got tolerably
drunk, and quarreled. After a eight with
fists, In which Hyatt got whipped. no pur-
sued Hunter, and deliberately shot him.
The liquor side ofthe ledger stands charged
with this crime.-O. 8. Jour,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-07-07

BosroS, June 3o.-New Foundland pa
Pers received to-day give several accounts
ofthe hIission of Mr.. Ambrose Shea, who
isideputed by the New Foundland Assembly
10 proceedtofW Washington on matters rela-
tive toeFeolprocity question. The press states
that he was well received, by President
Pierce, who assured him that no recipro.
cal treaty would heagreedupon.that did moi
include NewFonndland..
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q EnMlEM nal.

Suggested BY the Death qf Asa S~PURoEoH, July 1
aged 40 years, in his City, tOto, ,Oiite expiring,
"said-"AJSer my death I teish il to begeaerGHy
knopa that I died an USivERsALIsr! ;
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NJ e RcmANT ~TAILORs.

A E1TFa |=.|Mt ~
"a SPRINGER g. TROUT
MHAVEreceived at their CIorHrzo EsrAp.
-I-Al LIsHHEHr in Giesy's building between
the Hooking Valley Bank and T. wv. Taimtdfe's Ex-
change Office, and have just opened alafgsan sxten-
Isive ASSIGNMENTS OF st.s &, 1879
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
And are now manufacturing every varistyo Of
SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR
Which they will sell as low as the same quality Of
goods and work can be purchased al any other estab-
hshmenti in the city. Their clothing Is manufactured
under their own supervision aud is Consequently su-
perior to that which Is brought from other places.L
They have also on hand, . beautiful ysrietysof
CLOTHS, cASSIMERES, VESTINGs,s&C.,
Which they are prepared to manufacture TO ordery
They have in their employ the best Of workmen and
are at all times prepared 70 make the best fits and in
the latest styles. Al their tc0rk icil be iparranted.
The public are respectfully solicited to call and ex-
anime their stock, and while thankful for the liberal
patronage they have enjoyed. they assure their old
customers and all Others that they will laborto give
general sstisfaction both in the quality and price Of
their goods and work. SPRINGER TROUT.
Lancaster, march 81. 1853 fa9QA sc
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-07-07

Concert, The call Of the Philharmonic
Society upon the admirers and connoisseurs
Of music in all it's varieties Of melody, har-
mony and beauty, was responded to oil Mon
day, the 4th inst, by one of the largest and
best audiences we ever saw assembled on
such an OCCASION. The audience und the
p erformers seem TO be on the best possi-
BILE terms with one another; one party issu-
ing a world of beautiful sounds, the other ap.
preciating them in all their varied excel
lence.
We are gladtosee our citizens determin.
ed to pa,roniso end e~noouruge rrie efrorts Of
Mr.. Schneider and his amateur band. 1t Is
not pecuniary gain that prompts Mr.. Schnei-
der in his efforts to teach the Divine Art,
but his object is TO elevate and refine socie-
ty, and all must agree that he has done much
towards its accomplishment.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-07-07

The Wool M1RKEr.-At Chicago, the
= ,.fSSRPctftiOu among bidders is animated, and
prices range high. There is considerable
coming forward by railroad and,teams, and
all that offers is taken at rates ranging
from .ss to 40 cts. per h., according to
quahty. Unwashed, one third tare. AT
Boston, the stock Of old wool is nearly ex.
hausted, and 259 bales now had been re-
ceived and sold at the prices last obtained
sc for old.
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Dissolution Notice.

TIME co-psrtnership of ARNEY & CLARKE was,
j. by mutual agreement, dissolved on the 81 st day
of January, 1853, All persons having unsettled ac-
counts with said firm will please call and settle with
either said Arney or Clarke, one Of whom will be
found at the old establishment.
Gep13 ARNEY s. CLARKE.
February 10, 1853 : Pen JOSHUA CLARKE.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-07-07

REruRNEp.-our old friend, Perry Stein
musn, arrived in this city last week from
California. He speaks favorpbly Of the
prospects in California and intends return.
ing in few months. Mr.. Steinman was
one of the '1ucky ones"
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1853 .gEIJ!.g 1858
HUBBY, HUGHES & CO.,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND DEALERS IN
salt, Fish, Plaster, and Water Lime,
CLEVELAND. OHIO.
II fBERALC Cash and advances made on consighnents
h Of property. for sale in this or eastern markets.
Propriet0rs West.Trans. Line, Ohio Canal
AGENTS FoR
NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.
For freight or passage, applyto.
]. H. MOORE, No. l Cort'andt St, New York.
Western transportation Company, Erie Canal,
Via. Buffalo, New York and swego Line via. oswego.
,PRoPBfEToRs AND AGENTS.
3 SO CHASE s. CO.. Alhiny, New York.
SAMUEL MORGAN. Bnffalo, New York, =
JIM, DYGERT &CO.s Oswego. New York.
A. 4. q q. s M!HaGsi Irs Bropa st MY.
P.B BURKE. % Sinte st. Boston. Mass.
FLANAGAN, 6s4 South Wharves, Phil.
JANE C. EVANS. Ship Canal, Buffalo.
Griffth's Western Line,
PRoPRIEToRs AND AGENTS.
EVAN GRIFTrrH No. SO coentis Slipfup stairs)N.Y
WINS TowLE, corner Riv err 4 State SITS. Troy, my
JIM GRITFIrH 3 CO., Long Wharf and Ship canal,
Buffalo. Refer to Merchants general y. April 26
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) In Time Of Peace Prepare for War.-We
notice In the Wabash Gazette that our old
friend and school.fellow, John NJ. Connell,
has been honored by the Governor OF
Indiana with a Colonel's commission in the
llth Brigade Of Indiana Militia. John
will make a brave soldier, and could wade
through a regiment of "Mixicans" without
Jislin', Gaintin' or gsttin' skeert. This re-
minds us of the warlike times Of "days long
agone" when
ave charged upon a flock Of g ,eso,
And put them all to flight,
Except one sturdy gander
That thought to show US hght;
But ah, we knew a thing or two
that is the Governor of Indiana did when
he appointed John Cotone,& he doubtless had
an eye'on the belligerent attitude of Santa
Anna. Take aim-skutell
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NOTICE.

A tiny instance an Attnshmshtwas this day Issued
Ably Jacob Embichs Esq an sctinR J~1stlee.ol
the Peace Of Hooking Township, Fairfield county,
Ohio, against the property and effects Of Aaron Hies.
o43,70. y g.-Sss ~. AAse 49, ~ rrTrN fts
irhi't day oflaly. AID. 1859.
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GThe Connecticut Legislature adjour.
ned sine die yesterday. The railroad bill
was finally passed. 1t fixes the dumages al
$4,000 for every life carelessly lost. and ap.
. points three commissioners with advisory
powers.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-07-07

ne FouaTn.-The National sa56sl

a- 80 &C., -
TAG FOURrH.-The National Sabbath
was celebrated 10 this vicinity in an uppro-
pirate aud bssening manner. though With
ous the usual military and civic Parades.
No arrangements for a gsasndf celebration
having been made, the business men ofthe
city closed doors. put on their psis Uests,
best Genin's and in company with their
scesikearS, wives and sisters, repaired to the
surrounding hills in Pic Mic style, The
Kettle Hills. Stunp's Hill, Mt. Pleasant
and Cowden's Hill, were each the scene Of
I%joyiaIty and general good feeling; but not
being an omaipressntialLt, we can of course
only speak Of one, the latter. After en-
sconcing ourselves on the cushioned seats
OF the omnibus, we I'D trted' through the
city at srapid rate and we're soon landed at
the base of Cowden's hill, where "bussing''
was discontinued and the more healthful
and invigorating exercise Of walking, or
rather clambering, was found necessary in
order to reach the summit. This was a
long and wearisome effort, but was fully re-
paid on reaching the top Of the hill. We
were never more thoroughly impressed with
the great aud peculiar beauty Of the scenery
surrounding our eiy than during this excur-
sion. The range Of hills, stretching along
on either side and sweeping around majes-
ticsIly in the distance from which they over
look bottom lands of the greatest beauty and
fertility, are at this time clothed with the
heaviest and deepest verdure and are lovely
beyond description. We know Of no spot
more desirable for celebrating the Fourth
than this hill, where a grand and imposing
landscape stretches out before the eye and
enkindles rapture in the heart and causes
a feeling Of gratitude toward our patriot
sires for the priceless boon Of Liberty and
the peaceful Homes they have transmitted
u.s..
The entertaiDment provided by the la
dies was luxurious and elegant, and, togeth-
er with the republican manner Of spreading
the cloth, the excitement of the occasion,
and the sweet and cooling air which swept
over the hill, the appetites Of all seemed to
do justice to the profuseness around them.
Our young friend, John Hunter, Esq.
read the Declaration Of independence, and
DR.. Beerstler and G. D. Martin, Esq. made
70 few remarks, appropriate to the occasion,
which we regret that other engagements
deprived us of the pleasure of hearing-a
regret enhansedb by the highly compliment
ary terms IN which they have been spoken
Of BY those who heard them.
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wsds'aaI Mornlne. IuIy 0. Is5s

O~RPER5rloxs OF THe MiHr.-The Phila
aelPhia papers have been furnished from DR.
Sturgeon, U. S. Treasurer at the Mint
with a statement Of the operations of the
aIint for the month of Junes Byitweleafn
ihsrthe. deposits Of California gold for the
month are Of the value of S4,4TS,ooo.-
From all other sources. $4,000. Silver
bullion, OF the value of S67S,coo, was de-
posted. OF the gold coinage, which exceed
ed four and three quarter millions, more
than one-halfofit wssin bars, aud CT gold
dollars and quarter eagles. only about one
million. The amount Of silver coined was
S65O,n0o, of which amount about one-halt
was in half dollars. During the month
there were coined ssS,7Ss copper cents Of
the value of SSs667,S2.
= The u. s. PREpAIp ESvELops.-In pur.
- suahee Of official orders, received from the
~ ely Of Washington BY George +. Nesbitt
e'Esqsa large quantity ofthe United State.
sl prepaid envelopes were shipped from New
si.s.s York on Thursday, by Adams & Co.'S Ex
ssss press TO the postmas;crs of the principa
elties i tbe Northern and Western section,
Of the United States.
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SATISFACTORY PROOF
THAT DYSPEPSIA CAN BE CURED.
From R, ?. STOW, Esq, Assistant Clerk, U.

From R. P. STOW, Esq, Assistant Clerk, U. S.
House Of Representatives. E
WASHINGTON d. C. June ID, 1886.
DR.. Geo. D.. Green,-Dear Sir,-I feel it not
only a pleasure, but a duty, to make known to you,
and the public (if you desire it), the surprising effects
of the oxyginated Bit.ers, in relieving me from that
most discouraging disorder, Dyspepsia. hive been
afflicted for about seventeen years with the usual at
tcndant symptoms. viz: constipation ofthe DO Sels,
headache, pain in the chest fiatuleDoe. acidity OF the
stomach, and severe nausea; and, for months at .
time, not the least particle Of moisture would appear
on the surface of the chest or limbs, and most Of the
timc Twas extremely bilious. / have used various
remedies, have boen strict in my diet, have been
dosed with cslomel and emetics day after day by ply
%sicians, bat all to no good purpose Hearing of the
wonderful effects Of tho "oxygenated Bitters.'' in
the cure of Dyspepsia, | procured some as a last re.
sort; have used four bottles of the medicine, and find
the bad symptoms all removed, and m yself once more
in the enjoyment of health. None but the Dyspep-
tic sufferer, who has felt all the horrors ofthe dis
ease, can at all appreciate the value of the medicine.
| most sincerely hope that all will IKE trial Of the
medicine, and with mo be able to rejoice in the re-
turn ofhealth.
Respectfully yours, r. P. STOW,
REED BATES & AUSTIN, Wholesale Druggists,
No. 26 Merchants Row, Boston, General Agents. e
? Price, One Dollar'p per bottle; six bottles for Five
Dollars. @
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WoNDERFULAND EXTRAORDINARY
r5er Aspa CURE 2b4as q
of Rheumatism of1twenty years. Standing.

Il. WfNmE-H WaHFMt HfH -- N.. .FH|r r"44F.
Mover in my life have had so much pleasure. in
/ doing anything as in giving this certificate to the
world, and l hope it may be tho cause Of thousands
Of my fellow-creatnres being relieved from that
dreadful disease, rheumatism. My wife has been af-
licted with 1t for twenty years, most Of the time suf-
fering eycruciating pains in every part OF her body.
Having no appetite whatever, she was reduced to al,
most skeleton. So violent were the pains that she
seldom could sleep without taking large doses of OPT
um. Every joint was swelled very much, and her
knees, hands, and neck, covered with largo Jumps
Sha could do no kind OF work, the sinpws and mus
cles being so hard and contracted that her limbs were
drawn together, so that she was obliged to be in bed
constantly. In this condition she had been for TWEEN
ty years. without ever getting any relief from every
thing sho used, until she commenced the use ofH.
G. FARRELLS ARABIAN IMMINENT, the first
bottle of which produced a great change. She has
now used Eve bottles, and the swellings have nearly
all gone down; pain has entirely left her; she sleeps
well and soundly; Is more ileshy than ever she was in
her life; has an excellent appetite, and spins and
sews all day. BY the use of a few bottles more she
must be as well as ever she was, II any one doubts
this wonder nj cure, he has only to call at my resi-.
denee near Peoria, and learn the circumstances from
my wie's own lips, or he can further inquire Of any
Of my ne'ghbors, SAMUEL ELsoN'
H.G FARRELLS ARABIAN LINlMENT is also,
an excellent remedy for play sprsils, bruises cramps
chilDlains, burns, pains, toothache, sore eyes, etc,
and In horses or cattle is the best remedy In the
world where an external application is required.
LOOK OUT FOR CoUNTERFEITSl
The public are cautioned against another counter
ny y F%rrsirs 1870 Lin;nsnf he most Ssnserona
Of all tho counterislts, because his having the name
Of Farrsil, many VIII buy N good tsith, without the
hans anIS discover their arror when the snurionsmix
ture has wrought It's evil effects. is 80
The genuine article Is manufactured only by II. @.
Farrell, sole inventor and proprietor, and wholesale
druggist. No. II Main street, Peoria, Illinois, to whom
all applications for Agencies must be addressed. BE
sure YOU getit withthe letters II, G before Farrelps,
thuse-H. q: FARRELL'S-and his signature on the
wrapper, all others are counterfeits.
Sold by aNA q. KATfFMAN & co., Lancaster
and by regu, arly authorized Agents throughoutthe U.
nited States. Price % and 90 cents, and 81 y bottle
AGENTS WANTED il every town, village and
hamlet in the United States, in which one Is not al
accompanied with good reference AS to character re-
sponsibiiity, etc. April 2S-1m5i
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