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NJ HOUSE
AWAIT PERRY, PROPRIETOR.

HH'4ANH LINHN IhOI NAI1A ONN'
TNHE Proprietor informs the public that several
J. thousand dollars have been expended in entire'y
self that he can furnish 10 his boarders and to the tra-
yelling public accommodations equal to these Of tho
best Hotels in the West. His table is always furnish
ed with the best the market aifords--his stable Is
large and in fine condition. Having had considera-
BILE experience in hotel keeping, he hopes to receive
a full share of the pubic patronage. 20
Lancaster, Ohio, April 6, 1853
GF0hio Stateman, Ohio State Journal, Ohio Eagle
and Telegraph, Lancaster, publish for one year.
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cHARLEs DICKENS has announced that he
is writing his own autobiography.
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Fourth Of July Concert.-The "Philhar-
monte Society" gives Mr.. Schneider a ben,
eft on the evening of the 4th, at the Pres
b~yterian church. They offer an unusually
attractive programme, and hnving had the
good fortune Of hearing them a few eve
nings ago, we can cheerfully recommend
them to the public. .
eTsee purtI,ion notice Of John Garasll,
Ity, Esq.
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TIE FISHERY TROUBLES The Wash
ington correspondent of tho New York
Courier says the decided conduct at Wash
ington, with rereroUce to the fisheries, and
the firm yet conciliatory representations o
Mr.. Marcy, have produced n suspension o
proceedings on the part of the English a
gainsltbe fishing vessels in the disputed wa
tcrs. There Is now a clear prospect Of q
speedy and satisfactory adinstment.
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F n z II A r. r. a i.
HAVE Just received and offer for sale at reduced
4 prices, for cash or country produce,
ALARGE AND GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
GROCERIES, NOTIONS, &C.,
Consisting in part of Rio Coffee, Orleans, Loafand
Lump Sugar; N. Orleans and Sugar house molasses,
Golden Syrup;A VARIETY OF TEAS, starch, Pep
per and spices, ground and in the grain; Mustard,
Cod Fish. Mackerel and White Fish; Fancy Soap,
Fishing Tackle and all other articles usually kept in
an establishment Of the kind.
TT7Ashbrook'g Whiskey by the barrel, choice Lii
quors of all kinds by the gallon, etc.
Lancaster, April %. 1858 JACOB ely.
ly-Eagle and Telegraph copy for . months
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1858 HHE5I5s 1858
HUBBY, HUGHES ~ CO.,
FORWARDING AND COAHISSION MERCHANTS,
AND DEALERs IN
salt, Fish, Plaster, and Water Lime,
CLEVELAND. OHIO.
n IBERALca and advances made on c~onsignmehts
II of property, for sale in this or eastern markets.
Projectors West Trans. Line, Ohio Canal
AGENTS FOR
NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD,
For freight or passage, applyto
J. ii. MOORE, No. i Cort,andt ST., New York.
Western transportation Company, Erie Canal,
Via. Buffalo, New York and 0swego Line, via. oswego.
PRoPRIEroRs AND AGENTS.
s G. CHASE & CO., Alb my, New York.
SAMUEL MORGAN. Buffalo, New York,
JIM. DYGERT &coo oswego, New York.
"A 4. sTiRbiSs, }ns Broad st j, N. Y.
P.B BURKE. % State at, Boston, Mass.
S.FLANNAGAN, 684 South Wharves. Phil.
JANE C. EVANS, Ship Canal, Buffalo.
Grifith's Western Line,
PRoPRrEroRs AND AGENTS.
EVAN GRIFFITH Nc, 80 eoentis Slip(up stairs)N.Y
WM.S TowLE, corner River X State SITS, Troy, N
]. NJ GRrFFITH & co., Long Wharf and Ship canal
Buffalo. Refer TO Merchants generally. Aprl26
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WONDERFULAN AND EXTRAORDINARY
CURE
of Rheumatism Of twenty years Standing.

NJ ever in my life have had SO much pleasure, in
~ doing anything as in giving this certificate to the
world, andI hope il may be the cause Of thousands
ofmy allow. creatures being relieved from that
dreadful disease, rheumatism. My wife has been aE-
llictpd with it for twenty years, most OF the tina SUI
lerng eXcruciaiing pains In every part OF her body.
Having No appetite whatever, she was reduced to al.
mosta 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 large Jumps
She could do no kind Of work, the sinews and mus
cles being so hard and contracted that her limbs were
drawn together, so that she was Obliged TO be in bed
constantly. Inthis condition she had been for TWEEN
ty years. without ever getting any Ielieffrom every
thing shc used, until she commenced the use Of II,
G. FARRELL'S ARABIAN LINlMENT, the first
bottle OF which produced a great change. She has
now used five bottles, and the swollings have nearly
all gone down; p%ain.has entirely left her; she sleeps
well and soundly, Is more ieshy than ever sho was in
her life; has an excellent appetite, aud spins and
sews all day. by the use of a few bottles more she
must be as we'll as ever she was. II any one doubts
this wonder III cure, he has only to call at my resi-
dcnce near Peoria, aud learn the circumstance from
my wiie's own lips, or he can further inquire OF any
of my neighbors. SAMUEL ELSON.
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KESrUoKY IoBAcco CRor-During tho
present month the receipts and sales have
fallen Off fully one-third as compared with
last year at the same period. In addition,
tiIsunnsnal aud long continued dry weather
aud the general unfayorable season for a
tobacco crop, has caused considerable alarm
crop, and many anticipate less than half the
usual yield. From every quarter Of the
tnbaeco.growing region tho complaint Ii
general, and, unless rain falls during the
next leg days, the worst fears will be reali-
zed. Throughout Choistiah, Warren, anC
Hopkins counties, and the Green river dis.
irict, as well as tbs, southern, portion Of the
State and GenDessee, the droulh has beer
severe, and a great scarcity of plGRts II
complained of.-LoKisvRs. JDuayaSh
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DAGLERREOFYpES

DAOL EAttNfO ENs
TNHE subscriber is prepared to execute Dageur-
l. reotypes in the most approved style, having just
obtained a whole or mammoth Apparatus of a supe-
rior kind, with which he can take Daguerreotyes
about halt as large as life, and warrants satisfaction
in every case. lie will keep on hands almost every
style Of case, and also a superior lot Of Gold locketS.
Persons wishing Daguerreotypes and all others
are respectfully invited to call and examine his spe-
cimens.
P.S. Instructions given in this, the most beautiful
and fascinating Of all arts, upon the most reasonable
terms.
Rooms in Mr.. Giesy's Frame Building. Entranee
one door West Of the Hooking Valley Bank.
Lancaster, March 10. 1853 r. /. MCBRIDE.
1853 w. II. WISE, 1s5
DEALER IN FANCY AND sTAPLE DRY GooDs,
Opposite ShdGer's HoteL.)
A LARGE and general assortment now open "a
LA,which the attention Of purchasers is regpertful
~ vited. April 10, lS53.
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sADDIE& mAnNrs sMAsUrAcToRY
Three doors West of the Swan Hotel, in
Whites. building,
LITTLE AND MATLACN

Nt ~ 80 LAWN q
II Avlng recently removed their establishment from
hASheffer's old buildings TO the brick block Off
y. White, on the corner Of Main and Columbus
streets, and made numerous additions to their stock,
take this method of informing their friends and the
public generally. that they are prepared to manufac.
lure with neainess and dispatch ali articles pertain.
ing TO their line of business. They have employed
the best woIkmen in the State and manufacture their
articles from the best material.
They keep constantly on hand a general AGsort-
ment ofthe following articles;
Saddles, Brides and Harness,
Carriage, Wagon and Riding whips,
Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags,
Single and double Mattresses,
Allkinds of hy-nets. &C., &c,
All of which they will sell CHEAP for CASH.
All work made TO order, or purchased at their estab-
lishment, is Warranted to be made of the BEST
MATERIAL, and in a morkman-like manner
Call and examine for yourself before purchasing
elsewhere.
June ., 5-3. LITTLE & MATLACK.
n. B.-The senior partner, DESTROYS Of settling up
the outstanding accounts of the old firm, would rs-
speettully ask those indebted to call and settle imme-
diately, and thus save him the dissgreeable necessity
Of placing the accounts in the hands of officers ofthe
law for collection. A word to the wise Is sufficient.
in. LITTLE.
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lie oLn SLOW and EASY ToUNDRl
Messrs, Clarke. Wright s. Co.,

Messrss Clarkes wright ~ Co's
ITAVE ;sken, for a term of years, the Foundry
II owned by John Arney, Esq, situate upon Co.
lnsnbuS and Broad Streets, in the city of Lancaster,
they arc determined to be on hand with all such
in thoir line, as the country requires.
COAL, WOOD, COOKING AND PARLOuR STOVES,
@@T-MiLL GEARING, MACHINE
go CASTINGS AND PLOUGHS, OF
various patterns, warranted o superior art. lie, togeth-
er with all minor articles in the Foundry line.
CLARKE'S Cornstalk and Straw Cutter,
An Article superiorto 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 40 per cent. Cord Fodder, when cut,
is nearly or quite equal TO hay for feeding either cat
tie or horses, making an acre orwell saved corn iod-
der worth two acres of the besr grown hay in Ohio.
They are calculated for either hand or horse power.
We are also preparing to furnish TO order
McCORMICk'S REAPER AND GRASS CUT
TER AND MoORE'S WHEAT DRILL.
Farmers give usa call. Everybody give us a call,
andbuy our goods and wares, our ploughs and shares,
and we will try in turn to buy your corn, your wheat
your flour, your meat, your hay, your oats, youl
rag bank notes, or aught you may desire to spare, OF
broken pots and other ware. We therefore have the
highest hope, without designing any joke, that you
will give a liberal share Of patronage to us who are
determined TODD business on the most liberal terms.
CLARKE. WRIGHT & co
Lancaster, February 10, 1853 40
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SERIOUS EFFEoTs OF IIEAf.-In Pnila-
delphia, on Tuesday, n young man named
John Harrison fell dead in Third street, from
the effects Of the heat; u laborer, name un-
known, also died from the same cause in
Fourth ST; h colored women died Immediate
ly after drinking n glass Of cold water; jus.
Duffy carpenter, was taken home insensi-
BILE, Ia consequence Of drinking cold water
while o~verhonted; another man was sun
struck ind had to DO conveyed home; and
jus. iIngorty, u luborer died from being sun
struck. - ts e
At Newark, ". J., on Tuesday, Joanna
Smith, a German woman, died Of coup do So
Toll. Several members of tina. military OF
Newark, who were on parade on Monday
were stricken down by the heat Of the sun
one OF them subsequently died.
In New York, on Tuesday, four cases o
Coup de SolieI occurred two Of which will
probably terminate fatally The nOme OF tn,
unfortunate persons aro Cornelius Colilns
% years of nge, aud a native Of Ireland
Hooert Beckett, n native OF England; Thos
Meagher, so years Of age, a native ofIre
land, and a boy, name unknown. In Brook
lyn, Therese Muller died on Tuesday fror
er.heating herself.
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NOW THEN!

OIL CARPETS OIL CARPETSn
Received this dav. direct from the Manufacturers,
Piece 8-4 Oil Carpet
9 " ga "
g u IA E"
a I" 10
5 I" "a
New styles and the very best quality, and will be
sold low EFFINGEH, WHITE b LATTA.
Lancaster, April 90, 1853
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Wool Factory for Sale.

FISH.-White, Pickerel, Trout and Bias for salebys
the l Dbl ! Dbl. I Dbl, at WILHITEiS. 2Sn
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Struck By Lighmiag.-on Monday after
noon a heavy rain, accompanied by loud
claps of thunder and keen flashes Of llghtn-
ing,i visited this vicinity. The chair shop
of Mr. D. Foster, on the corner Of Columbus
and Wheeling Streets. was seriously niur-
ed-the lightning striking the gable end
and tearing of large portion of the weather
boarding.
We direct the readers attention to the
advertisements of w. T. Wise. For sound
Judgment and good taste in the selection
of Dry Goods he can't be beat. lie sell:
cheap. Give him a call.
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LOOK OUT FOR COUNTERFEITS

Woflu Wnelo an eNtelhhl hPPicalloh Is roIurel'
LOOK OUT FOR COUNTERFEITS!
The public arc cautioned against another counter
rait, which has lately made its appearance, called w.
D EdrreWs Arabian Ligimeat the most dangerous
Of all the counterieits, because Ills having the name
of Farrell, many will buy in good faith, without the
knowlsdge that aeouutarfatle Nisis, Nndthey willper-
haps only discover their error when the spuriousmix
ture has wrought its evil effects.
The genuine article Is manufactured only by III. q.
Farrell, sole inventor and proprietor, and wholesale
druggist, No. Ia Main street, Peoria, Illinois, to whom
all applications for Agencies must be addressed. he
sure YOU get it withth letters Ii. G.. before FarrelPs
thus-H. q. FARRELES-ahd his signature on the
wrapper. all others are counterfeits.
Soldby G.. KAUFEMAN &co. Lancaster
| and by r6sl' arly authorized agents throughout the u
nited States. Price % and60 cents, and 81 v bottle
AGENTS WANTED in every town, village ane
hamlet in the United States, in which one Is not al
ready established, Address II. G. Farrellas above
accompanied with good reference as TO character re
sponsibiiity etc April 2o-lmol
POISONING Thousands Of parents who use Yer
mifuge composed of castor oil, calomel, etc, are no
aware that while they appear to benefit the patient
they arc actually laying the foundation lor a SO
ries Of disease, loss of eight, weakness OF hmibS etc
In another column will be found the advertisement
Of Hobensack's Medicines, TO which we ask the atten
ton of all directl Interested in their own as well a
their childron's health, In liver complaints and a
! disorders arising from those &c bilious type. shout
make use Of the only genuine medicine, Hobensack
Livor Pill. b. 4 te.t ft :.
nT@Bc mol dccciued," but ask Cor Hob nsack
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and observe that eae
has the signature Of tho proprietor, N, tiobensacl
asnone elseRr genuine.--N Y. Express.
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IL. G. FARRELL'S ARABIAN LINlMENT is also
an excellent remedy iorplay sprains, bruises, cramps
chilblains, burns, pains, toothhche, snrs eyes, otc.
and ia horses or cattla is tbs best remedy in tn,
world where an external application is required.
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[For the Gallipolis Journal.l
Temprrauce-keept the Hall Rolling.

According to previous appointment the la
dies assembled at H s. Eaton's, on Saturday
morning, llth inst, to make regalia for the
Sons of Temperance Of Division No. l62.-
Manyof the Sons joined with them and the
day was spent in the usual pleasant manner,
which is SO characteristic of the ladies when
engaged in good work. 1t was truly plea
SAINT day. AT about one o'clock the bell rung
and the ladies were soon seated around large
table, p epared specially for the occasion and
heavily ladened with viands prepared by the
hand Of Mrs. Eaton. While they were parta-
king of the same It was surprising to see and
hear the unity of feeling and sentiment with
which they conversed upon the subject of Tenn
perance. Dinner being over they resumed
their labor, and piled their needles as it were
so many daggers pointed at the heart of King
Alcohol
At4 o'clock the meeting was addressed by
A. 7. Holcomb, in his usual able and familiar
style, after which the ladies and gentlemen re-
paired to the hall in procession, accompanied
by large concourse Of spectators.
After the ladies retired the Division opened
and four were initiated. We now number go
On motion committee of three, S. R Hol-
comb, ID, Joseph Kerr and II. S. Eaton, were
appointed to publish the proceedings of the
day.
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TAxEs.-The Commissioners at their
late session levied tax of $3.50 for
county purposes, or three mills on a
dollar. Last year the county levy was
four mills, and the State three and half
total, u mills; this year the total of
State and county is Ito mills.
The following townships have levied,
for school purposes (payment of teach
ers, J under the new law, a tax as follows:
Harrison, half mill; Cheshire, two mills;
Morgan, two mills; Walnut, two mills;
Raccoon, one mill; and Huntington two
mills.
The rate of taxation in Gallipolis is a
little less than last year, owing to the fact
that no school tax has been levied this
year-this year, 81, with corporation
tax of 4 mills-last year, 7 go, with a
corporation and school taxof 9-5 mills.
In most of the townships the rate oftax-
alton is considerable higher than last
year. "The Constitution is in the hands
of its friends"
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From Washlngton.

WASHINGTON, June 15.-The Pacific
Surveying Expedition sailed to-day.
The Committee of the Crystal Palace
have arrived here to invite the Presi-
dent and his Cabinet to attend the open
ing of that concern the 18th July.
The Intelligencer, this morning, con-
firms the report of the-sale of Mount
Vernon for 100000, to a company Of
Northern and Southern capitalists, on
the condition that the Government shall
have the privilege of re-purchasing.
The remains of Washington are never
to be removed.
June 16.-Andrew J. Morrison shot
his wife Fanny, and dry goods clerk
named William H. Hester, last evening
under circumstances of peculiar and
distressing character.
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DAN RIcE.-Owing to unavoidable
causes, Dan did not arrive here until
Friday noon, and as consequence, did
not have things in readiness for exhibit
ton as early in the afternoon as he de-
sired and designed. Many left town,
who would have attended if he had been
able to open earlier. The proceeds of
the afternoon, after paying all expenses,
amounted to over $500, which has been
paid over to the Academy trustees
Dan has distributed nearly $4,000 in
this way since he left New Orleans. In
Justice to Mr.. Rice, we will state that he
was too busy to appear in the afternoon.
Had he made his appearance, the Ne.
nagerie department of the exhibition
would not have been opened IN the af,
ternoon.
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'THRoUoH THE wooDs"-BuckwA

"THRoUeH THE WOODS" WAL
LAcE.-The paper on which we an.
nounced the departure of this individu-
al to that land from whose bourne nc
traveller returns, was not yet dry when
he made his appearance among us, nat
ural as life. We can assure our old
friend that no wish was father to the
act. We most heartily retract, and ad-
NIT, with pleasure, that he is alive and
kicking-fairly Through the woods" as
he claims. Long may he wave.
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MAN ATTACKED BY A HoRsE.-Dan
Rice's pony, Eureka, is a most vicious
animal. On Wednesday, while being
led to the boat, he furiously attacked the
man who was leading him, struck him
with his fore feet, caught his arm in his
teeth, broke it in two places and dread
fully bit and bruised it from the elbow
to the hand. One or two others received
injuries of less serious character before
the animal could be secured. Stones,
bricks and clubs were used, but SEEM
ingly with little effect.-Ports. Inquirer.
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FOREIGN
The steamer Pacific arrived at New
z Fork on the 18th inst.

The steamer Pacific arrived at New
York on the 18th inst.
Strong probabilities of awar between
Russia and Turkey, had an unfayorabls
effect upon the cotton market, and q
favorable effect on -four.
The flour and grain market was quite
active, and prices were advancing.
An interesting discussion took place
in the British House of Lords, respect
ing the conduct of the Captain General
of Cuba, in regard to their participation
in the slave trade. 1t appeared that all
the Captains were implicated except
Valdez. Concha and Condo were
shown to be deeply guilty. Spain has
been demonstrated with, and has
promised amendment, but the British
fleet on the Cuba station is to be aug
mented.
The steamer La Plate had arrived in
England from Vera Cruz. Among her
passengers was Arista, late President of
Mexico.
Gold was coming in abundantly from
Australia.
Switzerland has ordered out all her
citizens to fight Austria, if necessary.
Mentschikoff left Constantinople on
the 2sd May, and arrived at Odessa the
following day. The Russian army,
one hundred thousand strong, are con-
centrating on the Turkish frontier.
The Ottoman feet were sent for, the
Porte had sent dispatches to Egypt for
troops, and cruisers had been dispatched
to all the Ottoman Provinces, to call
out the troops, and all the warlike re-
sources of the Empire are to be imme-
diately brought into requisition.
The general aspect Of affairs is criti-
cal in the extreme, yet some think mat
ters may still be amicably adjusted.
a steamer had been dispatched to
India, expressly for China news, it
being deemed of the highest Importance
| to The British interests The latest
reliable news was received from Shan
ghai, under date of April 28th.
1t was then stated that Nankin was
invested by the rebels, and the Imperial
Commissioner had hired a feet Of
Portuguese vessels to relieve the city,
but the whole feet was captured by the
rebels. The Commissioner then be-
sought assistance from the American,
English and French Consuls, who
agreed to render assistance, and the
British Consul sent the war vessels
Salamander, Lilly. and Hermer, all
steamers; the French Consul sent the
steam frigate Cassina; and Mr. Mar
shall, the American Commissioner, had
undertook to place the frigate Susque-
hanna before Nankin. No reliable ac-
counts have been received Of the result.
There were several statements Of the
victories gained by the Emperor's forces
in the interior, but all were disbelieved.
A private letter by a Manchester
house, dated Shanghai, one day latter
than the above advices, states that Nam
kin had fallen, and that the British COM
mander had refused to permit British
merchantmen TO go up the river with
stores to either party. 1t was expected
that the Americans would also back
out.
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EgTHE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW, for
MAY, has been forwarded to subscribers.
This is the first number of the fourteenth
volume of the American edition.
CONTENTS. = Macgillivray's British
Birds; International Relations, and the
Principles of our Foreign Policy; Bun
sens Hippolytus; its Method and Re-
suits; English Hexameters; Ruth: The
Reign of Female Novelists; Memoirs of
French Professionalism; Life under an
Italian Despotism; Glimpses Of Poetry;
The Higher Instruction and its Repre-
sentatives in Scotland; Wellington in the
Peninsula; Layard's Assyrian Discove-
ries.
TERMs.-For one Review, SO year;
for Two, SIS; for Three, 81; for the -Four,
50; Blackwood's Magazine, 50; Black
wood and the Four Reviews, SO.