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Market.

@. III. SMITH, MERCHANT TAILOR,
Main Street, lancaster, Ohio, opposite
a. .ssr4 the Taiimadse Block, 4
ITAs Just received his FALL and WINTER sup.
HI ply Of Reaay-Made Clothing, together
with a large and beautiful assortment Of
CLOTHS, CAsSIMERES, YESTtEGS. &c.
His stock has been SELECTED with crest care and
embraces every variety Of Gehtlemen's Wear. His
~Ready-msde Ciothing fs made ofthe best material
aud In the latest styles, and his stock Of. Cloths and
Vestings- will be manula stured 10 order in the most
and fashionable manner He has IN his
employ thu best Of workmen and in every depart
ment ne intends TO excel. ar
THE LOWEST PRICES.
will be maintained. While he intends TO sell the
best OF Goods and put out nothing but the best OF
Work. he intends also, to dispose Of his stock At
prieesthst will convince the most skspticd that hs
establishments is the cHEAPEsr IN THE CRY.
He will also keep on hand or manufacture to or
der, every variety Of g H# s'
B0YS CLOTHING.
Which vii. Also,be SOLD at the lowest rates. For good
aud cheap Clothing, for Men sndBoys, OF all descrip-
tons, he Intends L establish a reputation for the
FAIRFIELD COUNTY CLOTHING STORE,
As th, cheapest in tho city; and ne invitef all who
wish to purchase to call and examine his assortment
as he Is confident that he can offer them superior in
ducements to any other,
He has ON hand beautiful ard excellent assert.
msnto Of Gloves. Suspenders, Hose, Stocks, Hand
k~eSchiefs, Cravats, Umbrellas, Trunks, &c.
REMEMBER TIE PLACE between Rebcr ,Kutz
&co's Store and John lyons Grorery,with the word
go CLOTHING STORE,
Over the door in large letters. Call and see 70
yourselvesg tiHe ylllfake pleasure in showing hi
stock, as be is confident that he can please all wit
wish 10 purchase. His stock Of clothing is manufae
tured under his own supervision, and the ntmos
care Is exerted 10 have Il ofthe very best kind.
III sss PREPARE FOR WINTER
His stock Of ovER-CoATS and other heav.
gods have been selected with special reference :
! hecomiort, convenience and sdornfnent Of his Gus
toner's They can now al very little cost provid
against the changeable weather Of this climate an
render themselves comfortable. Every one shout
call and examine, this portion Of his stock befOr
purchasing elsewhere. g
Mn 9 W. f. SINGER,
: One OF tho bcst cutters in the Western country, ha
been employed in that department, and cannot IA
, to please ali who wish good fits, neat and fashionabl
and. not at the expense Of comfort.
The stock Of cloths, Cassimeres, Yestings, Ready
made Clothing, &c., is warranted equal to any in tn
. market. and the beautiful variety of styles an
fashion cannot fail to please every taste. Call s se'
Lancaster, Oct. %, 1853. GEO. H. SMITH.
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MISS DREMER's New BooK.-The New
York Times contains a correspondence be-
tween George sumner and G. M, Dallas,
which brands with falsehood a most ridicu-
lous and absurd charge made by Miss Bremen
in her new book against the former gentle
man. The Mirror says there are a few -
accuracies Of a similar nature concerning
men and things hat came under her person.
al observation during her soJourn at the
West, and her book also contains some
glaring mis-, axes in reference to localities
and western geography. 1
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owe YOUR TEETH.

Doerons ScoTr & Kfso have formed partnership,
~ for the purpose OF RreSuein DEMliS Imishl;i
Tse{hs and Gil (plug) teeth to arrest decsy aud pre-
serva them for lie. Their Office IL the came recent
~ eceupied by Dr. King IN sOOnnelps Row, where
they will !bemost happy p see their irlenas wing
may wishtAe condition stshssf nS wv. NJ KING.
Lsuss,tsr, June 4 isS& smc.
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aInnIxn PAYMRsrs.-General fletcher,
VVipDebaeoagent, arriyedat St. Paul. Min
.nesota s on the 18th ult, from st. Lonis,
,hrinvina with himI$l37.0 600 iRgold, for the
payment d The different Sgpultles tosSe
Sioux, Winnebagos and ChipPewas' 70 pc
dislFibated about ae followsi Sioux 1oes
900; Winnebagoes $4,000; Chippswes
AiI,o0e.
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The GovERSMENr R~EyERUE,-The Wash
ington correspondent. Of the New York
Courier estimates that receipts from cnss
toms for the fiscal year 1853 viii be 1880.
600, and the receipts from public lands and
other sources 6,260,00O, thus making the to-
tai revenue equal TO so,o5o.oco, This Is an
enormous aggregate, and viii afford the. go-
vernment ample funds towards reducing It's
debt, The amount of debt received and
cancelled this week .atsthe treasury, itis
said, will amountto over a million ofdollars.
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Z M U
ALvAH PERRY. PRoPRfETOR.

TIME Proprietor informs the public that several
~reftting and furnishingthis house. He hatters hun
self that he can furnish to his boarders and TO the ira
yelling public accommodation equal to those Of the
best HoteIa in the West. His table Is always furnish
large and in fine condition. Having had eonsidefa'
BILE experience in housekeeping, he hopes TO receive
> full share Of the pubic patronage.
Lancaster, Ohio. April Q, 1853.
ndTeIeeraph, Lancaster, publibhforone year.
REMOyAR
BERsTLERh has removed his ohice Z
iIieh, near Wheeling street, and near MS dwell
e. - $1,000 iS
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FRESH ARRIVAL OF GROCERIES.

HAVE just received by the Canal Boat westwind,
a fresh supply. and can now ~oferto my friends and
the public in general. a large and well assorted lot o.
choice Groceries. The following articles l would
ecommen in particular:
Best Green Rio Coffee, Prime New Orleans Sngzr
Rice, Fresh Rsisina, lard Oil and Tanners Oil,
Mackerel No. 2, without deception.
Dutch I~Ierrinzs. Goldfish in good order;
Soft sosp by the gallon or barrel,
Claret Wine in cask and boxes, pure cider vinPgar;
Agenerlia assortment Of Tobacco, NAILS, imported
nd domestic Liquors and imported SegArs
.LancasteF January "a. 1853. u SEEKER
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GNrDiuing at a Public Ordinary, when
one Of the company had helped himself to a
very large piece Of bread, Dick stretched
out his hand to take hold Of it, The person
to whom it belonged prevented him, saying,
.sir, that is my bread.'1 Il beg your par
don,n II took itfor the loaf" ssyr Il Us sr5s
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civ Shoe, Leather and Finding Store.

m UToRK. SON q WORK would
respectfully inform the eiti-
A zens ofFsfrield and adjoining conn
- ties, that they have received their
- FAN STOCK, which consists Of
every thing usually kept in such an establishment.
We have also on hand . large and excellent stock
keF's and Findings Stores At reasonable prices.
Sole Leather, Morocco. Innings, Bindings. &c.,
always on hand. We gre prepared a. heretofore TO
manufacture ANYTHING In our line.
Iaueasfer October 81. 1853.
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tTIhere is an old Lady In Virginia, who
believes il to be a Bible doctrine that, for
seven years beforet the end ofthe world no
childsenlare to be- born; and that gives ner
comfort, for at every fresh birth she hears
OF, she says to herself, "eefi, the seven
years at least have not begun"
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JuRtEs OF WoMEN.-The great number
of aggravated assaults committed by men on
their wives, in England, has he'd one of the
London JOURNALS to recommend 2 new pun
ishment for such offences, as wen as a novel
method of awarding IT.. The proposition is
TO try all, such assaults by q jury of women,
partly to obtain a fairer verdict, partly 20
cover the criminal with ridieuie. EsaADR
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ooMMTRcIA1 TNTEIIIaENCE.


HM L
&CatsEtlsD, Nov. 8-wst 30 unpleasant
weather choeks Outdoor operations. Canal
receipts continue light aud nayigalion draw
ing 70 a close, Flour and other produce Is
new being forwarded via Tonssanda snd
thence bg Niagara Falls and C~aDandaiguu
ak foot Ezrrc Railfos5 % Ns~ York. First
shipment was made last Saturday on pro-
peIlar New E0gland.
sWheat-But little coming forward; prices
steddy at'i15c for northern and I30c for
white, at which prices about 10 to 1900
bushels changed hands afoat and ia store
since our report yesterday.
Corn--None arriving BY canal.
4, Oats-In demand at 53@36e.
Flour-Strsit brands fresh superfne are
taken at S5,75@5,s7t; fancy S6@6.l2k;
choice extra $500 Considerable -four
changed hands within the last few days.
Salt-Market now we'll supplied and fine
sells from vessels at 81, IS: dock 50.
.Tallow-Prime rendered Is worth 1O3@ll
Lard--Kegs and prime 10 bbls I09Iic.
sWhlskey-Southern 23a24s; highwinei
26@2s cents.
| FreIehts-Fiour to Tonawanda, Buffalo
and Duakirk IS cents.
,sdis 1,.LancastcY MARKET.
GAzrrrr orrice. Nov. Io,-We quot'
Whestat IS a 100; Corn 30cj Oats 40; Ry'
so. Fisxseed 80; Cloverseed 4,50; Timoth!
seed 400; Flour 5a $50.
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TEIEgRAPm0 THTEEIIGRNCE


Two Weeks Later nom caIifornLs.
,Aes;v.i ~ &C., Dsnis Wss-,zaHfsf
twPettfaf AesiYSeNH 4SnteA' y sq4R
M4eAt--Great FIN af cogorqt
.NEw oRLsAhs, Nor. e.-Tbs steamer
Daniels sbsaeFsoF the Nicaragua lice, ar
rived here tcsdaY eEs' go
She bdngs nohupdred passengers, and
datea(nom San RmnciscO1 % the l6ih Hlt.s
her puese nesfs maklpg the "Trip through 60
thu eiptfn tyfsufy d6ys,
The Webster brtRgs500oo dollars 10 gold.
The steamsF pSierra Nsvada sailed from
Sau Ffaaclsc9 on the 18th ult:, 1890, 900
.d0iarsjn gold; and the Golden Gate, the
.aana dav S.t,h ih0 ooo
kThsastsemsrs Uncle Sam also sailed for
IPansnee ssA -
JOHN MileHel, fs lrisb patriot. arriyed AZ
San EfanciseO eoa the l2ih OF 0etobefs and
the c~idse9s,thefe ~hadtendered him . public
di1ners which he secePteat.
A destructive FIRE occurred at Sonora,
which destroyed about on 2 third Of Abe city
md finRoIping sflossOhg ons million and a
halt dollars
L" n M 80 HLA Il ~
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81 enc stsamer Africa.

Arrival or the Steamer Africa, -
New YoKK; Nov. 1.-THE Africa is in.
with Liverpool dates 70 the 92d uit. 1.
SOmar's summons to the Russiaps to e.
vaeuate.ithe Provinces is soldier like and
manly g orchakof's reply Is short and
On the a5th the bloody strife of war will
begiR sg5 "a s~g5ss vp s
The Turks are i%uvolnntatiiy pouring n
their treasures for the defence Of The empire.
.sAbdelK ader has been offered aPost IN
THE Turkish army, and will accept'itaNa-
poleon does not forbid go.
dersdtothe Or DardanelIs; they Will not enter
1.-The Black Sea except the Russian, navaI
l~force should approach 49, Z =.
The European. Powers were silently ep'
efectaally putting themselves IN .readines'
to meta general war. Vessels 0rderet
into wiatefsquarters were being pun 70 sen
I..:- 49, Z ~ sxsH em.asSh 80 leyS r.g5aAt Fs7rAEs
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NEW READY PAY STORE.
lillian ~FnREsMAN.

HAVE Just resolved and opened al the Old Stand
Ii Of JULIAE q ULnrcn, an entire
NEW STOCK OF DRY GOODS. GROCERIES,
QaeensssoSe, Boots. Shoes, BOnnsta, Parasois, &C.,
Which have been bought for cash and will be sold
for CASH or cousrnY PaoDucE IT very small profits.
All that is necessary to convince bayeTs that the
ready pay system Is preferable to the old way Of do
ing business Is to cali and exsmine their pfiees.
fFCash paid for all kinds VI Grain- April
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ANOTHER DsAfH FROM SPIRIrUAL RAP
pfsss.-We learn from the Buffalo Courier,
that, some nine months since, a young man
and womsnio Evano.' New York. upon be-
n ginfofmed bysa medium that il was the
will OF the %"spirit'' thatthey should Become
man and wife, although scarcely acqunipt5
ed with each other, went before a Justice
and were married, The woman, whose
health had already been impaired by the ex'
citing Influences of "spiritual mani(eAta-
%tions," grew worse, and tiualIy died Du.
ring her sickness she was attended by a spl-'
ritual physician, under whose direction,she
would stretch herself upon the ground. face
downwards, remaining in that posture hours
at a time, FOR the purpose of ''gettng tho
electricity from the earth,'' and 60 through
%vafious other equally absurd performances,
Subsequent to her death The body showed
no symptoms Of decay, and was kept for a
week 81 more without burial, owing 10 fedrs
which her friends entertained that she was
not dead. AT length her physician and SPIT
ritual friends Quoted all doubts BY assert
ing that her spirit was too happy in the
sphere where it,had gone, to return to the
cares and pains incident to the flesh, and
she was buried, ~ aS - Z
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60 - - Al


cincinnati, WiImingtOn and Zanesyiiic
" Raiiroad, open to Wilmington One pshy
Train, (SunIays exceptsd) On and after Monday
August 18th, until further notice. Trains VIII y
Leave Cincinnati from the depot Of the Little MI !
ami Railroad at . P. NJ, for Morrow, Clarksviae ,Sn-
90 4 Wilmington, arriving at Wilmington At . 10 !. u.
Returning leave Wilmington at 6 A. M, arriving
in Cincinnati att 10 A. NJ, connecting at Morrow
with the Express Train on the Little Aiami hoaai or
the North and Past. ,so
Faro from Cincinnaiito Wilmington -. SnbU
For other information and tickets, apply at tickei
Office, torner Of Broadway and Front streets, and y
Inc Little Miami Depot, or Of VIM Miner, STATION
AGENT. WILMINGTON. E. W. WOODWARD,
Engineer and Superintendent,
HFThe Omnibus Line will call for and deliver pas
sengers 10 and from Ihe trains in any part olthe CITY
~ II. h. RUGGLES, conductor,
TTTAe Company vii not be responsible for bag
gage exceeding $50 In value. unless the same oe re
furnedto The Conductor or Agent and treight PAID 2
the rate OF a passage Tor every $500 IN value a6oy
hat amount. August 81. Is53-H
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ROOTS n SHOES.

Marble, Sandstone and Freestone Factory
our Machinery is now in successful operAtion.and
NJ persons wanting any ofthe following named ar
ticles, would consult their own interest and conierA
favor by giving us a call.
MONUMENTS OF Marble. we viii furnish ata
HEAD AND FOoTST0NES Of the same; we
have Of beautiful forms and highly polished.
MONUMENTS OF SANDSTONE in a crest
variety Of Head and FoOtstonasof theaame
and OF Freestone. r ea1 lbs -
SANDSTONE FOR BUILDINGS. Sc, Range
work. Caps and stills Gaping for walls or chimneys,
Flooring for PoFticos. Tagging for Walks or sPi ling,
houses, Columns. Gate or Fence-posts. sell-tePs and
Hearths. Al. ~.
Lancaster, May 10. 1852. dws
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NEW AIRANGEMENH

- uKvE resocved my oiiee fromT slhnadget Bioel
r..tsr'S building. second doqr, tnd conkinuott
10 nndlvfIed attention 10 the settlement aus
~. ny iyao feisims n Fairfield end ~adioinIng counties
OIsSeSster Nov, q. 1852. d. MUMAuGH
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mrs. rrider Il Williams have made an improve
Dment In the art Of inserting artificial teeth on me
talic plates. The improvement c~onsisis IN solder
ing teeth on plates, 5 as 10 prevent them from con-
tracing and s~pringing while in the act ct soldering
and COO ing. which will avoid all difficulties that Dan
lists so insaiiAbly meet With constructing fuu set'
OF teeth. A patent will be secured in a short time
then specimens can be seen 81 our ONCE
U.afar Iuna &c f4fQ M La.s Id
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Later BY the Africa.

II 1ltttCE Wy GAAO -
Tie sAities from LiysttpooIs OCT atst, atse
o'clacist this mornipg, bringing 10 passen-
gers. She passed the ely Of dlasgO'ot GO
ing into Liverpool ssls.. o
The Washington arrived at Southampton
on Monday. ssa# Aa&S8 =. ib,ssi
The Andes arrived. ont on tite2fst Oct.
From Richardson's Cos. Circular OF Oct.
1870 80 -{ssr 2lst. - 1s-e fsgz7 dotb
ysCosn22Market an animated demands for
wheat aud -four and a large amount of bust
ness hasibeen doing since Tuesday at the
outside figaress Indian corn had also been
more endured for and some sales have been
reoorted cofyellew nts4os. At our market
this morning we had a good attendance.-
| Wheat sold freely at ausadvance OF 3d@4d;
70. lbs on the currency Of Tuesday, fine
fresh American white realizing los Cd from
shin 10 pounds. IA large business done In
lots from warehouse. There was also a good
demand FOR, -four, but the business was lint
ted byl the smaiiness Of the stock on sale
Baltimore realized 81; western canal S6s q
good sour 33s. Indian corn in Limited, sup
DIV and prices remain unchanged; we quote
thissdayse currency! ACereals rime white
wheat r0s2d a ios4d; los6d a lOssd for extra
fne Canadian los a lOs2d; Philadelphia q
Baltimors flour SIS a 37s6d; western NO.
SOS sour S2s a S3s. Indian corn yellow 4os
a AIS; white 4os.ss f
Professionalism, nothing doing on spot.
Sales reported for spring delivery at 62s
Beef, most Of the dealers indisposed to Pur'
Il chase TNo demand for AinericatItt Bacon
d very limited request and may be qnpted 2
lvwSa'H3 nfT .,rfon Maxine
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THE MADEIRA REFUGEES. --Dr, Kailey, Of
New York. to whom many o fthe Madeira
Protestants owe their conversion, has col
lected some $500 Of the $4,000 necessary
to defray the expense of bringing to this
country the two hundred still remaining on
that Island, or. perchance, already on their
way hither. The $500 yet ODE raised will
doubtless be promptly supplied: ~
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Gy-A census OF Detroit, Michigan gust
completed for directory purposes. shows
hiatt hi city and it's environs contain a pop
~,lation~ amounting 70 34,43s souls, r. ,faT
eeJr0fthe seven 8 100 premiums awarded
at the Springfield Horse Exhibitions Vef-
mont took five and 'sthe rest Of mankind
OArGen. Scott arrived at Richmond on
Tuesday evening from New York, via Nor.
Iiolk, sea rsss ss aEsB -
61-Arikur Taylor ofChestartela Va,
Eyeterah Of the turf, died on Monday,
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THE PoETIc4L WORKS OF LORD BYRON
OSSiAN. Thompson Kirka white, Moore, Shelley
" Upper. Scott, Campbell. Milton, Mrs. Hemansr
and Poems of Ameiia. ell for sale at the city book
store, opposite Shaffers hotel, ky
snrii &c JOHN SEARLES.
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Jew Process Of s~elf-acting Galvanizing

New Process of %Self-acting Gaivanizing
VAMEs GARAGHTY. at his Matchmaker and
d Ieyyelrv Establishment, three doors east Of the
Hooking Valley Bank. is now and at all times pre-
pared TO GdEvanize Watrhes or any other metnht
s~sticles with the purest Gold, in n manner TO defy
the best Of Judges, and warranted 70 stand better thai
that done b. the old principle Of = Battery, on tns
most reasonable terms and shoi test notice. Speci
mems can be seen at his Shop. The highest Prie
paid for California Gold. -,urv
Lancaster, January g, 1853.
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CA DiNET FURNITURE,
Books for the Million.

Books for the Million.
TIME undersigned, in presenting his NEW STOCK
OF ROCKS to the citizens of Fairfield county,
CeeIs justified in saving that a larger and more COM
nleta assortment Of new and standard publications
Va never before offered in this city. Having pur-
ohasad his stock on the most liberal terma, he feels
s,t;sGed thai he can supply his customers at cheap
ar rates than has ever been known IN this market
III invites the attention OF the reading public to the
following list, which is only sample OF his entire
Vanity Fair, a Novel withcut a hero, by William
Thackerav.
The Nile Boat. eg4w
Family Bibles, at all prices.
Pocket Bibles do
HYMN Books Of all kinds.
Gift Books Of all kinds, go,
English and German Catholic Books OF all KINDS.
Doxay Bibles.
Note Books Of all kinds. !,
School Books of all kinds, at wholesale and retail
large lot Of Cap, Letter, both Commercial and
Envelope Paper and Blank Books of all kinds
Novels. latest publications.
Landscape Gardening and Rural Architecture BY
II yin be seen bv tho above that he has consulted
the Interests and tastes OF The entire community, ant
leaves no reasons why every family should not b
in nossesion Of a small Library. Thankful for the
l;hrrsl patronage Of a generous public in days agone,
he earnestly invites a continuation Of the same.
JOHN SEARLS.
EaTStore immediately opposite the Washington
HAZEL and one door west of the Swings Institute.
lancaster, Sept. 4, 1858. ID
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DAPER-Alsrge lot Of cap, Letter, commerce.
Il Blotting and counting-house Paper and bian
Books Of alikinds for sale at the city book store, oP
posite shelters h0te'.by
April 90 ~. JOHN
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CRY PRoPERTY FoR SALE.

4 Sagent for Adam Householder SEN, l will sell
N the House and lot on East Main street, known
as In Lot No 3, in Reber's addition 70 the City o.
Lancaster, now in the occupancy OF. Mr. Samuel
Heniey, and near the residence OF Salmon shaw
Esq. Terms favorable. and title indisPuta6le:
p. VAN TRUMP.
Julv = 1851. 9-4-m.
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HARp.SasLt lRArTFleATIoS MsEfINe.-
The Hard-Shells in New York held a ratt-
~ication meeting on Thursday evening,
when "a letter was read from ex-collector
Bronson. declining to attend, but pledging
himselfBto support the Dnmocratic party
as heretofore. He expresses his continued
confidence in President Pierce, but thinks
he has been badly advised,
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= VIRGINIA AeaicuLruRAL FAIR,-Abont
10000 persons, il is said, visited this exhibit
ton, on Thursday. Peter A, Browne Esq,
of Philadelphia delivered an address az II
O'Clock, on the subject Of rearing sheep' the
yafious qualities Of WOO, their adaptation
forsarious localities In Virginia, and for
different fabrics, At IL o'clock, the plow-
ing match for the prize Of BOO, (given BY
Madame Sontag9took place, aud ELECTED
much interest. Madame Sontag was es'
corted oversthel ground by VIM. Boulware'
Esq, late Charge to Naples The Rich,
mond Wing says:
awe have never seen SO mlny people ~
such good hnmors The, best evidence OF thu
enthusiasm which pervades the farmersw wa
the suBseription fot the benefit cfthe Soci
civ on "Wednesday night, Of $4,000. M
merons, other contributions were made Of
Thursday, and the amount will probably b
swollen to- $4,000 Richmond city sub
scfibef IS ,O00.n tsi ssss
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FURNITURE WARE ROOMS,
n. ". FTSTTEI.

RI aving returned to the city and ~errctpda large
[ 1buildingin the rear of the brick house. on The
corner Of Broad and Chestnut streets. one square south
Of the Market House, intends manufacturing upon a
large scale all tho vsrions articles OF
CABINET FURNITURE,
Deadsteads and Chairs. Which he will keep
always on hand, together with a large assortment Of
Cincinnati manufacture. His'ong experience in the
business will enable him to have manufactured At
home and imported from abroad the very best Of
work. and as he intends TO employ none hut the most
skillfuI 'workmen and use the best materials, he Tat
tors himself that he will give general satisfaction to
ali who nav favor him with stheir custom. ,
The public are invitedto call and examine the as;
sortment. The entrance to the rooms is uron Broad
Street. d. X. FIsHEL.
Lancaster, May Goth, 1853.
N. B.-Repairing done on the shortest notice. ant
IL the neatest and most workmanlike manner
Charges reasonable.