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Last 1ssss q sir walter sesss

ihe following extrrct, giving N nc.
eount o' the last hours OF Sir " alter Scot,
- taken from Donald MncI.od's NJ. q,
York, ' "
t'n'o kindest attentions from all whom
they met or dealt with. they went on their
melancholy road, and the invalid wa.
plsced again In his carriage on Wedo.,
da'. he llth o! July, For ID. first two
stages he lay .afii....'!il,,' upon his pillows
ha' rs they desc, uded III. naIc OF Isls.
The Old, beloved scenes aroused him NJ,
murh"red. Gala Water; buckholm, !:
iofwoodlee; and when they rounded
me mn at Ladhope, aud the outline Ut III.
t'ld"n bills arose before him, his hear,
leaped ~ within him and when in a few
more moments he saw the towers of hi,
own Abbot.ford, ne sprang up and uttered
I" cry of Joy.
The river WAS in food, rnd not holm,
able to cross the ford, ,hsy wer. forced 10
take the longer rosd around by Melrose
bridge, and while within sight oi bis hone.
OF Abbotsiord, il took the strength bo,, Of
Lockhar and the doctor to keen hin, in
m carriage. Past the bridge the road
loses sigh, of Ahbotsfo,d tot couple q
miles, aud during these he relnpscd into
Oh" state of torpor; but when they reached
the bank that looks upon his home, his
excitement returned and became almost
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We pahlishsd rsceatly. f1st&4 lafsDK
tim Of the lncreduloss, = eMoiaj eo
sion. On Mormon pelyesay. 1877 o.
eomnia~sassd b. sh% prscacs oflA1nS
Young. = ths nsissIoaasy apsslb = ~
Latter Day DaintA fos ~ eohs =,
the hssthsN n ~ ely - Wa6 ~.
Prom he sssr, : pssssaissl ~
Elder Pratt. In ths SD ~. - 49,
sddssiepAl light tArow4 ~ - ~ y
i--s eSs saws thse sshs0 ye0sx
~. now. ,s lao onle rsn 90 ear,t Who.
odds tie A~ys to n,sr's,sr tue ceremony Of
marriage fer time ggd eternity" II shaa
srore.ds to slate, that neiws,islan8iaQ =
a1sH'a wile n,a, be hae'ils to the int-oauss
ue1 Of mother 'ato the u oilr, abs talst,
show good 'as1es fet if % the r-ephei, ~
t.f oo9 ainis uili not pass mlst!f o.
.ile taas1s Nltrs and abiirea Isl IN 80
rHtliNis Mormon faulty Es,lgs r.
says
r1ete T. 40 psssicolar -
hp rtsdfucs Of Ire f..s,gssa t1
family lfss y lreqaan<t
f.ey % se.lss = lie ~ 11
.asg heit sais.,fs kas
s''sssl'.laa-s. If st "A = f
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sna elosplng "A.
aass4ud enils q WITH
ship lns l,sgt, Ana
ihe, Hf bswths l.ue
e.s-,a ~ lesIss. ofsf ~
Most Ugh"
what dghghfhn isic of IN
sars nlan N4tn ssvsa sis*
d mother Of halt defsa cinlafV'.
hagnaui4ins. e ibc Number 81 dry \
las husband ~ ,s,ler Of the whoiu IN
6 itr The sans root Fat il appears, ~
sarliug 10 fisi prat snat-- b
nil - spuetnas the case thai As hns-S
band proeiiss for his aisas ssper {, hsni.a Y
tons, ~ f5lb dis ar BIS spf e,yes ssch
Of whom 0ed -sp40tis tent -lSss 'ian-
esia. cls l3 Wkels al ias wives ~rs
elasiy isiilial tbs husband gsasral's en-.
ds.ynrs te trqrl taesa Nil wilaog. pr
taLiy
Gov somanfs How raiasrcAsl'
ioN u'sresta- rnd irsrlesif- these pigins
and ione.t CONCESSIONS 81 ,he iaafnsd sov4
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leffersSn Advertixeuents,

n ". P1TklN, Dealer in Groceries, DIN
u. Goods, Clah'ng, Iron, Nails, ETC.. etc.
slIas street, Jeftcrson, 1'cxa- fNert door,to
Pugh'- Drug Siorc.)
krvb. 8. 1853. ".
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AIf. r.,.on. .re foewasned agninSt cnstiHR
~ COWS o. carrying ~ TIMBER rom gay
j.u}s. Persons thus ohe"o'n9 wv u P'"'~-
e~'''' = Y tRASNr.
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Tho following good thing was rsleted I"
~ few days ayo. by friend. s5on IN.
doubted fact:
Under the Tyler Administration. the
office Of Daniel Webster. then Secretary Of
State. was brsicged for some ling b .
postIy, handsome specimen Of huma3hl h
from ST. I.ouis. who, keruly seeming -
Office, and not fastidios~lv tassicuia. - y
what ii WAS. posted himself AT the VI 81
" the god like" At AZ carly hour 81.
horning. and remained thsrc nes s.
day, determined 10 wear him on, M
" ebster noticed his pertinacity--of 4ree
he could not well do otherwise, even ~
shsorbed in business. aud he ensrua .i
kind OF remote hope, that the silent eppii-
cant wonld be ultimately disgvst~d witl
his iosttention to the evident pvspor. " pf
daily visit, aud leave.
But our Missourian had no surh I'll of
vacsting the fort. when once in IL; g. los
come sll tho way from pukcdom for 81 1i.
hce. and he was not "gcing to give !, a7
so" And 80 1t went on Tor Z ~eek r 'eU.
days-thc sppIicsn. looking duie,l, lver
the papers, counting the Aes on In. uf
taking aim At the smallest hpittoon iy gao
ars place; !" short, doing every thu
pas the time. but talking. He ha nilld.
his application once to the grsai dc, ~ of
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A Melbourne in.trslirnl correspondent
Of the New York Tribune. eivsA = most
w"efal piet3s~ Of He IL that c"ansry. u
his statements are correct, and ~e xts NO
,~.son to doubt them. australia u not ths
place, ~ the vulgsr saying l., that Y =
csssxed Up to b.. Tho correspondent r :
make:
II don. speak from personal ssps' ra
came out here. not 10 ~ gold Va ~
dad = cli.nat. that the lsasusa dpefcs is
New Yofk said ~ss ssPeh"' 60 ile1
they misevd il. ~ have l. Fsiary Re 'as,
/ asosnssss l07; 10 day. ~ eaa'HatN
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~ Na'iiag was aa.une 90 ,bs porch
Id tr.. ~ rpr 1sn inte la. f.ags.
1on. ~hero ho a. iiali,.lailGsd Ter ma.
n-a., anl fhuf, b.. tIs Sc rested an ti.
old friend. he cried "Ha, Willie Lx,o,
law o man. now often have thought ol
you !" Then his dogs came round him
and fnwnsd upon him and licked his hands
snd The broken old knight sat there en-
rsD,ng them, sometimes with sniles, but
oitener with tears; and SO he fell asleep
The next day he was better, and they
wheeled him IN = Bah chair out ,n,o the
garden, surrounded by his grandchildren
and his dogs. The flowers and tree.
which his own hand had planted aud
trained seemed to iufnse new lie into him.
and when he had enjoyed them for while
he asked 10 be taken TO his room again
So they wheeled him for mn hour or so
about tho grea, hall and library, be saving
more than once. q" have seen much, but
nothing like my ain 0"o.c; give me one
turn mo,e." lilo was very gentle, sod
lay down again 10 soon NJ his watchers
thought that he had need of rest.
Next morning, being still better, tie ex
ercise WAS renewed, and after it h. sat ior
=. ill. ;n ~. or.., .r., .,'.;. i.al;n, c.a.,
IN. window Gu, vpon ,Le Tv,.d NJ.
a,L.d n, io.Lla,, ~ mad !, lin,
From What book, sir Wnlteri" "N-ed
YOU ask - said the odd man. "there is but
on. Then he listened with gentle devo
tisn to those .arr,d words chronirled Nv
the beloved Disciple: "L.t sonr heart be-
troubled We believe in God, believe also
in me-. Ia ny fathers house nre man,
mansions go to prepare place for
YOU when he had besrd the Whole
chapter. be said. ""ell this IS u great con-
iort. ! have followed yon distinctly, AID
feel rs ii were yet 10 be- myself sgal :
IL reading to BIN some poems from his
old iavori!e Crabhr, on tie third day, II
Was perceived that he had lost BIZ memory.
even OF verse. Poems TINT he had known
b, beat were no" perfectly rev Ia han
aud so on the following day. but he rr-
memhered we'll I'll that was rrad to han
irom the Bible, as well ~ some niue hyn"'s
rom DR., Watts, w''rh his ,iu'r gfan".'"
repeated standing 10y his knee, !" III"
afternoon, it wa. on sunday. after Mf.
,''ess"" ""u '' ., 'p' 's', h, ~, IA
me np'e"P'' "".'"' 'e "a'' "'',' ANU
the once '"' ms '''''"''o" % NV '''A
Monday '9"oa NJ" very '"ro'F' and ne
renamed i" bed but revived ." Tuesday
aud was "hNled "a' INTO The sunshine
one" more mere he 500" TEL "s."rP'
and so remained Tor hail an aonr. me"
startling az, ne HNhg. Ia" IiAi"s "o'h MS
Shoulders, hno 7h''' Inns - "" "n','ess'
| -inlI iurnet what ! have b"eu thinking
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Jefferson Hotel,

- TIE undersigned having rented this
M f'yorite HOTEL. for the present year
~ respectfully soiIcits from the citizens OF
Idvrscn aud the travelling hIic generally, a
sni snare Of patronage. The rooms are
br, pleasant. and commodious, and the house
bssied in the central portion Of the town.
'bry have expeQDnced cooks aud attentive
rants, and the comfort OF boxr,-r. will bs.
y ~" n''eadrd 10 Nv the nropretors. Mr.
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Exrr~s,sE PIoro> Roosr.--The Fort
Suath Herald OF the Goth ult. says:
~ Learn that there ia pigeon ro"si
extending for upwards Of twenty m'les on
either side OF the P"!exu. commencing
shost sw~nt, >eiph, miles from this city
aud running within lew muss OF Wal
dson, in Scott county We have seen sew
~ral persons who have visited the r"os'
and tbs accounts they give 81 the nu"'''~
II pigeons TO bs found there 10 b*y"nd
conputstion---the trees are filed y nh nests
ard tho Eggs are scattered over the ground
broken. Tho MIR. in this region. Al 'i'.es
" alled with large Aoeks NJ them Ayiol
10 every direction. s6aedins due sro't 10
thslkwIsr.
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The edisor Of ,As sltilaes. who 4 one
az the Dksc.ou Of ~ unssUrsssd
Railsosd,~ ssaosness y ssnssysaes o.
sisey (rss rAsesngssa = Caes4s soAee l61A
Probably ~ ssnse 1saosnt u .ro'sey sl'
| i tfealins these slsxoA Nasld ~ ~
tAAta tnkatAs edlkA& ed ses ses~
nS,!Ss II tYFra 80 says % Nsw NcFs
Ns,gs 81
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Texas.
RATES Oy CHARGES
Doard and Lodging pr day 81 so
week 90
month 20 90
Board without lodgns per month 10 90
|Boaricrs will be required to scsus at theex.
)nlion Of the wces or month, as the case
y be. Persons without baggage will in all
|ss r. required TO pay in advance.
J. W. KEMP,
ELF. JACK SON..
Han % IAl3
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MCDONALD / SANDERS,

At he old stand u Exams, Nasdsrs~& ca,
Wssi ef The Fnbi'e Squar, ,arN door North
d.. r NtH 4 g's1r
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EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

I'M Tsx A. RI, usLtcaN !. issued weekly Al TWO
pi,LARN AND A HALF PER snnum II paid In
S,snce IL raid within sir months. Thr-r Dollar.
~,m~n, h. delayed until after the Al, months. tho
Y. N he Four Dollar. Single copies One Dime
ADVERTISEMENTS At 81 per squwr~ ten line. or lees
20 cents per square for every .uh.eqen' insertion
4 liberal discouis. made for yearly advertisement
Incounc Of rsnddesrz. Ten Dollar.
irr;s. per cent will bs nd on advertisements
y Paid In advanre.
~ Letter. addressed 10 this Ofiic. mus, be pre.
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wholesale agents for Ohio, J. & c. BRA
Cincinnnfi Ohin-
Great Medicine OrWOrms i'm Child
rem aud others.

SMITH AND ATKINsoN's AMERICAN WORM KILLER
WI Medicine has been manufactured by Smith
4 and Atkinson for several years, and has been used
with great success b, Physicians and others, In various
parts Of the United States. many Thousands Of bottles
have been sold, and the universal approval 1t has me,
with In all quarters where it has been introduced
proves thatit needs only a tria to satisfy the most in
credulous of its great value the size of the bottle has
been enlarged, so that 1t Is one Of the cheapest as we'll
as most valuable Worm Medicines ever offered to the
public; and the person buying this article gets the
full value Of his money In quality, which is fact well
Be careful TO ask for Smith and Ahinson's Amer
icDn HOrm Killer" and see that the name Of Smith
ind Atkinson Is on the Bottle in raised Letters.
READ! aEADn READM READgl READnW
Reliefior man and beast. The horseman's hope,
OF farmers Friend. Arrangements are now made
for the supplying the public with this great remedy,
which has been used with wonderful successby those
who have had an opportunity Of testing its virtues
No family should neglect to have a supply: and all
persons would do well to keep some by them to be
used in case Of accident to pan or horse
FoR HoRsEs, etc For the cure Of sprains bruises
saddle and collar gals, swelled Joints. stiffness and
weakness Of the legs, old sores. scratches, etc.
FoR MAN For the cure Of rheumatism, lumbago
sprains, s~wellings bruises, sciatic pains, stiffness anc
weakness Of the limbs, and other accidents and afilic
tions TO which men and animals are liable.
Prepared only by SMITH and ATKINSON, 288, Balti
more street, Baltimore. r
For sale by Kaufman & CO., Lancaster; John Leo
nard, Basil; f. Goehegan, Baltimore: Isaac Jones, New
Salem; L. Kalb, Rushvil e: Otto H.. Mnller & CO.
Somerset. A so for safe in Circlevilie, Ohio.
This pre paratioI has been before the public a sufii
cient time to have lis merits fairly tested and the re
ports received from various parts of the country
prove It to be one OF the most valuable remedies eve
offered, both to man and horse. s
August 26, 1852. ID
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NEW


VXTE have now received a large and complete as
w sortment Of New e. Fashionable Goods,
which we are daily exhibiting and selling At the old
stand Of REINArUND AND Son.
All we ask or require, Is, that persons visiting our
city in pursuit Of good bargains, will give us call
We detest hurnbuggery, and. besides, our gCods,once
examined, recommend themselves. Our stock lie full
was bought in a cash market, and we are satisfied
with small profits. We can supply. our customers
with almost every thing heart can wish for, IRON an
ounce Of Indigo 10 4 hogshead Of Sugar; OF from a
yard Of Ct cent Calico to a Gan suit n clothes for q.
OF Shoes, Hats, Bonnets, Hose, Ribbons, Psrasols,
silks, lawns. bareges, d. LANES, ginghams, calicoes,
cloths, cassimeres, Satinets, tweeds, &c I'VE are well
supplied as respects both qualities and prices.
We keep on hand the best Of Family Groceries,
such as Teas, Coffee, Sugar, Moasses, Syrup, Rice,
Spices, SC.
And we are always supplied with a large and valu-
able stock Of Ready Made Clothing, mado here
at homo. on special order, and therefore greatly pre-
ferable TO that imported iron eastern sloP-shops.
..TCash and country Produce always taken in OK
change for goods. REINMUND e MARTIN.
Anril 80, 1859. d89
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AFFLICTED ~!
PHILADELPHIA MEDICAL HOUSE,

Established IS years ago, by DIR. Kinkelin, Northwest
corner Of Third and Union streets, between
Spruce and Pine streets, Philadelphia.
Eighteen years of extensive & uninterrupted prac.
|tice spent In this city, have rendered DR. X, the mist
expert and successful practitioner far and near in the
treatment of all di eases ola private nature. Persons
afflicted with ulcers upon the body, throat or legs,
pains in the head or bones, .miercnriai ~rheumaiiSm'
structures, gravel, disease arising from youthful ex-
cesses or impurities OF the blood, whereby the con-
stitution has become enfeebled, are all treated With
success.
He who places himself under the care OF DR.. X,
may feligiously confide in his honor as = gentleman,
and confidently rely upon his skill as a physician.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Young men who have injured themselves by a GER
tain practice indulgedin-a habit frequently learned
from evil companions or at school-the ELECTS OF
which are nightly felt, even when asleep, and destroy
both mind and body, should apply immediately
Weakness and constitutionsldebilit loss Of muscular
energy, physical lassitude and general prostitution,
irritability and all nervous affections, indigestions.
slugglshness Of the hxer, ana every disease - any
functions cured, and iull vigor restored.
READII
YOUTH AND MANHOOD. A VIGOROUS LIFE
OR A PREMATURE DEATH.
KinlkeIIn ON seif-Preservasion-Only IS OTIS
This Book Just published is filled with useful infor-
nation. on the iniir1nities and diseases Of the Genera
tive Organs. Itaddresses itselfalike to Youth, Diam
hood and Old Age, and should be read BY ALL
The valuable advice and impressive warning II gives
will prevent years of misery and suffering and save
annually thousands OF lives. ass ,
Parents byreading il will learn how to preventive
destruction Of their children.
"a remittance Of % cents, enclosed in q letter
addressed to DR.. KINKELIN, Northwest corner Of
Third and Union streets, between Spruce and Pine
streets, Philadelphia, will ensure a book, under enve-
| lope, per return of mail. tY
Persons at a distance may address DR.. X. by letter
tpost paid, and be cured at home.
Packages Of Medicines, directions, &c, forwarded,
by. sending . remittance, and put up secure from
damage or curiosity.
Booksellers, News Agents, Pedlers, canva ssers, and
all others supplied with the above work at very low
rates. september IA, 1852. IS
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THE LINE.
LITTLE & pREsRAcHs.

LITTLE & D~RESRACH5.
VToULD respectfully announce to the citizens Of
w Lancaster and vicinity that they are, as usual,
In receipt ola very heavy and well selected stock Of
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS.
Embracing every variety and style TO be rcd IN the
Eastern market, to which we invite the attention oil
every body, as we intend selling as cheap as goods
can be sold West Of the Mountains In addition to our
largo stock, will be found a general assortment Of
ROOTS AND SHOES. BONNETS AND HATS,
Parasols and Umbrellas, Queensware and Glassware
Looking Glasses, carpeting and Mating, Wall Pa.
per, Bordering and Window Blinds, cotton ~coverlet
and carpet Yarn, Batting, Waddipg and candle. wick.
Also, a good stock Of FINE GROCERIt s, To-
ba0coes, etc, and indeed. every thing usually kept
In stores and more too
ALL KINDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE TAKEN
In exchange for Goods, at the highest market price.
And let II be understood that they will, In no case,
refuse all good bank notes, gold and speeie-smooth
quarters and ninepences not excepted.
Lancaster, Aprif2n 1853.
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Woop CASA Dr.. Mcconnell, It is said.
has invented a simple apparatus for making
gas from wood. II this be true, IL will prove
une Of the great discoveries of the age, for |,
will reduce the expense Of gas some 80 per
cent and will place this luxury within the
reach Of every country village, where wood
san be had, aud even every individual, who
chooseste take the trouble TO manufacture
bis W gas. From a ton OF coal, costing
about So, about 10000 feet Of gas can be OBJ
tainedi while from a cord of wood, worth
about the same money, % 900 cubic feet oil
gas. Il Is said, can be obtained! and Of much
Better quality than the coal gas too; and
what Is more, the charcoal left ofthe wood
will pay all the expense Of making the gas
and the gas can be afforded for 81 u thou
sand cubic feet. Such is the story told o.
the new discovery. We hope one half Of II
may prove true; for even in that care, the
discovery will be Of vast interest and I'm
portancs. The city Of Wilmington, N. G,
Is now lighted by wood gas.-BosioH Irdu'
sbr.
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For the cure of fever and ague, chill fever, dumb
ague, intermittent fever liver complaint, iaun.
dice, enlargement oil the spleen, and all the
various forms Of bilious diseases
This invaluable medicine was prepared from an ex-
tensive practice Of several years in sbilious climate
and is never known to fail Of curing lever and ague.-
or any Of the diseases above named.
UFrom s. I. Cary, Esq, Councillor at Law, 70,
the Agents at Cincinnati:
CINCINNATI, October II, 1S46.-Messrs. SsndfordI
& Park In June last ] was attacked with that mosti
affecting and unpleasant disease, the'chill and fever
The paroxisms returned daily and were very severe
My physical energies had been much impaired by a.
previous attack Of bilious fever. Having tried Sow
eral favorite remedies without relief, a friend ini
whom Ihad confidence recommended DR.. Osgoode
India Cholagogue. procured q bottle. and followed
the accompanying directions, The consequence was
that | had but one paroxism after taking the first dose.
and my general health was rapidly restored without
using any other medicine ] dispensed the remain.
der Of the bottle to two other persons similarly a-
Aicted, with the same results One Of them shaking
for eight months, and was relieved In two days by the
use Of the Cholsgogue. ! consider Il my duty. ap IL
is myIpleasure inits sanstive power
For ' aIsl ~ pp'y ]. D. PARK, Cincinnati Ohio.
Northeast corner Of Fourth and Wulnnt Btreets-en-
trance on Walnut s~treet--to whom all orders must b0
addressed. Sold by KAUFFMAN& Co, lancaster.
March II, 1853 4m4b
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CuRloslrIrs or rnE CRYarAL PALAcE.-

CURiosirIEs OF rHE CRYsrAL Palace
The editor Of the New York Evening Pos,
has been up to take a look at the Crystal
Palace. He notices among other "attrac-
tions," Mills bronze statue of Gen. Jackson
the Washington circus; a California men
agerie; a man without arms, who writes Z
please the curious; a Rocky Mountain OF
with six legs, and a pig with two bodies; fly
Jog horses for the amusement Of children.
live alligator; the largest oxen and SheeI
aRer naan BY man, &c.
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ANCAsTER MACHINE FOUNDRY.

IAANOA0A EN- MACHINE DAtIs
q DEvoL Is prepared to furnish all kinds Of
NJ Steam Engines, upon short notice and At
Cincinnati and Pittsburgh prices.
ALSO, all kinds Of Mill Gearing, Hosting Screws,
Regulating Sorrows Jack Screws ullers Screws and
Cider Sorrows.
Mill Spindles Of e~astirou or wrought.
Bales and Drivers, &c. &c.
lie will also furnish the Parker wheel to
suit any head Of water, and with either iron or wood
shalt. Also, the Atkinson Wheel 1T up aaabova
The patent on the Parker Wheel has expired and con-
se9nentiy they can be had much cheaper.
HeAlso continues to make DevOl,s Threshinn
ranted the best In Ohio.
Anthe above articles will be made with eapeei,
care and by the best worlunen, and WILDE warrsniea
AL kinda ofrepairing done upon the shortest notice
He also keeps constantly on hand, ALL KINDS or
CASTINGS, usually kept In a Foundry. He IN,
completed his front shop, 30 that those who call
can examine his work.
The known quality Of the work done at this estab
!ishmsnt iormany years pa:tis,th h best guarantees tia
tronsgo Of the public. Ho invites examination
Lancaster, April 30 1903 q. DEvoD.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-07-07

Marble, Sandstone and FreestOne Factory.
a AInchinary ishow In successful operation, and
- persons wanting any o the following named ar
ticles, would consult their own interest and eoniers
favor BY giving usa call.
MONUMENTS OF Marble. we will furnish alta
short notice.
HEAD and F00TST0NES of the same; we
MONUMENTS OF SANDSTONE in a great
variety Of forms. Head and FOotstones Of the same
and Of Freestone.
work. Caps and Si1s Gaping for walls or Chimneys,
Flooring for Porticos, Tagging for Walks or Spring
houses, Columns, Gate or Fence-posts, well-toPs and
Hearths. Al. LILLY CO.
Ianeastar. Nav 10. 1852, dw3
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-07-07

SuIcipE.-On Tuesday afternoon n
young man GERMANY Of the name Of Con-
rad List, of Pittsburg, committed suicide by
hanging, on the National Road, near Indi-
anopolis, whittier he had gone for the pur-
pose Of marrying a girl to whom he was be-
trothed in Pittsburg. disappointment, on
ending her engaged to another, he assigns
In a note as the cause.