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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-26
AN ORDINANCE

To prescribe the duties Of the City Solicitor.
SEC. l.. Be it orlaiuad by the city Council OF the
city Of Lancaster, that each city Solicitor elect, be-
lore entering upon iho Performance Of his duti IS
shall take an oath or affirmation, Def re the Mavor
of the city, or SOM acting Justice OF the Peace Of the
county, to support the Constitution OF tho United
States, aud the Constitution Of the State oil OHIO, and
faithfully to discharge thi duties Of his office, ard
shall also give bond to the State of Ohio, i the sum
Of FIVE hundred dollars, with one Or m re su tiles, TO
BE- approved by the city Council, conditioned that
he WI 70 ithfully discharge his duties aforesaid, an
truly pay into the Treasury of the city, all public
m nays which may come into his hands.
SEC. .. That the bond so taken shall be filed in
tho office of The city Clcrk-anda recordoi the same
shall be made and kept in the said Clerks office.
SEC. 8. That the CITY Solicitor shall appear for
the city, in the trial and argument OF all causes u
the Probate Court, Court of C0nimon Pleas, Cir uit
Court, Supreme Court or any other court, (wh Their
ola civil, equitable or criminal description) wherein
the city may be directly interested.
SIC. 4. That no shall cause 10 be prosccu cd, the
oilici Ia bonds fall delinquent officers. in which tho
city may be interested, when tn, same a re directed
to be put in SUR.
SEc, 4. That he shall, when required, givclegal
advice TO the Mayor, city Clerk, Treasurer, Marshal.
Weigh. Master and Market Master, in all matters re-
lntins to their official business.
SIC. G. That he shall. also, give his written opin.
ions upon any question Of law, to the city Council,
when required.
SIC. Z. That he shall draft ordinances, w len re-
quired by tho city Council.
SEC. 8. That re shall prepare suitable forms of
contracts, obligations. and other like Instruments Of
writing, Tor the use of the committees OF the city
Council, when requested by the Mayor or President
ofthe Council.
SEC. Q. That he shall keep, in suitable books, to
be provided for that purpose, at the city's expense. a
register of all actions, demands, complaints, wriis
and other suits prosecuted or defended by him OIL
cially, together with all the proceedings had in re.
spect thereof, and also a register of all written
official opinions given by him, which said books he
shall deliver to his successor at the expiration of his
term.
This ordinance to take effect from and after its l-
gal publication.
J.B. REED. City Clerk.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-26

THE ABDUCTION CASE IN New jersey
Miss Emily Teal, the young lady, who was
abducted on Thursday night last, from the
garden attached to her residence at Bergen
Five Corners, N. j., returned home on Sat
urday morning, stating that she had been for
chilly taken away in a carriage by two men,
in a direction as she thinks, towards Newark.
The Advertiser says she 'crawlcd to the door
from the street and has been insensible, SO
that she has not been able to relate the cir
cumstances of her Treatments; but it is evil
dent she has been b~rutally injured and her
person violated"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-26
CHAM PUMP
" H

TNhe Undersigned in offering 10 the citizens OF Ian
/ caster ani its vi unity this valuable mode oirais-
ing water from ciste"ns and VOLS. aud feels confident
he can render satisfaction 10 all reasonable persons
wanting the article; having made some valuable i'm
provements in the Curb, Reel, Roller. & in turning the
edge tho buttons on the chain, which adds materi
a ly to i durability and ease in raising the wafer;
they are applicable TO cisterns and wells OF ordinary
depths ami when properly put ~, are less liable 10
get out Of repair than any other method Of drawing
water. Some ofihe
Important Advantages
Of the aboya principle, conf in keeping the WATER
PURE by agi alton caused BY the revolution of the
chain when in molten. and the reaction of the water
III falling fIom tho tube when the reel is storped, in
getting the water cold and pure wh.n drawn, in dis
p:nsing with the valves, which are liable TO got out
ofrepair in III. ordinary pump, and in not freezing in
winter, which also prevents ths tub' from craking:
they raise thu water asessy il not easier than any
other mechanical principle.
Tn ablve arii lie Is WARRANTED t. be OF good
r-t1rials AMI well put up or they will be removed
ami No pay or recon 'ense asked Tor the trouble.
Thankful Tor the liberal patronage already bestow
ed, he willf,ndcavo to render an equivalent ~ all
who employ him. Reference TO any or all for whom
he has done work. Shop on Main street, Councils
Row. above tho Eagle Office. C. f.. BEVERLY.
Lanca ster, May 10, 1858. ely.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-26
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

The members oil the Fairfield County AgriSultur-
Il Soci-iy are requested TO pay to the Treasurer OF
the Srriety. or TO the towT ship committeeman their
annual i~ustalment ~ one dollar for the present year.
The puT. Ia e Of the Fai- Ground End fitting up thu
same involve considerable expense and requires sn
immediate OUTLAY # is therefore desirable that mem-
bers should pay mp promptly and as soon as possible.
We expect to beat the State Fair next fall and want
means 10 get the grounds prepared 10 the best posi-
lie manRer. JOHN REBER, Pres.
JougC Tr.yrr. Secy. April7-3w.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-26

BUFFALO, May 2l.-Our market was very
quiet this morning; buyers waiting effect OF
steamers news. Flour, the only sales we
heard Of were 100 bbls extra southern Ohio
at 4,3l4. Wheat, market quiet no transac-
tons. Corn, moderate request:prime scarce;
sales before steamers news 1000 bu. prime
55. Whisky, quiet; small sales 30. Canal
frcights unchanged.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-26

SLAVES CArTURED.-On Sunday l~ast,four
slaves belonging to Wurtz & Brother, OF
Greenup county, KY, came to this place
aud hired|a conveyance of Mitchell g. Mac
lem. The owners of The team, fearing all
was not right, started in pursuit in compa-
ny with two other persons. The slaves
were overhauled n short distance from town,
returned, and were handed over to their
owners, who have placed them in the Green
up Jail, where they are t. be kept until sold.
The men who were instrumental in arrest
ing them received u reward Of nine hundred
dollars.-Portsmouh Trib. May 1874.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-26

Lancaster. known a. Hunter and Viewers addition,
be and the sam are hereby accepted and dedicated
Tor public use and convenience, sgreeabiy 10 the plat
and deseriPiiono 81 the same, as recorded IN the Re-
eorders Office, for Fairfisld county, in Plat DO /
No. Z, psgeO
This ordnance 10 take effect and be In force from
and Aler lis l'ga' publication.
Passed Nay 1873 J: MeCLELLAND, p. c. C.
IB REep. Gin CYerk
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-26

A SINGULAR AND AFFECTING ISCIp@NT.-
1t is stated, that Mrs. Newall the mother of
David B. Newall, of Newport. N. II. who
was killed on board the New Haven cars at
Norwa!k, did not hear of her sons death un-
til "Wednesday Of last week. He was a CON
sumptive young man, aud had been to the
S ,uth. His mother proceeded as far as
Georgia to accompany him homo, but he
passed her OH the road without knowing it.
She started on her return, aud being a stran-
ger held no conversation with any onc. On
Wednesday she took the New York aud
New Haven train, when n gentleman han.
dcd her a newspaper which contained an ac-
count of the Norwalk massacre. She i'm
mediately commenced reading n list of those
killed, when suddenly she dropped the pa
per, and raising her hands. exclaimed "Mv
God! my God! my son is killed!'' This was
her first intimation Of her bereavement and
her son had already arrived at home and
been consigned to the grave.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-26
CLOTHING! Go HING!
5000 Worth Of Spring, summ:r ana FALL
Clothing, aud Furn shing Goods,
Cacckcrcd Store.

ClcckCTcd Store.
w y are now prepared TO c'othe e C lirii & sp'Ti!
w Of our country. The Farmer. Mechanic and
day laborer. not forgetting the profession-the Law
yer, Doctor anil Preacher; also, the gentleman Of
leisure. Tho Artist and even down 10 thu most an
tasiic exquisite. can he accommodated with every
thing in the furnishing line, from toP.'o toe. W.
cannot possibly mention. in a single advertisement
tho many articles in our linz. But certainly it is at
item in the history orolI Fairfield county. that moth.
ing in tho clothing lin, has ever been fired in thi:
city that can bear the most dist,nt comparison TO thu
quantity and quality Of the piles Of clothing we now
lay before you, Tor yOui inspection. Every article
in our lin, i, warranted. Youth, an Bows clothin.
on hand. COULEHAN &CO
MIy IL. 1853.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-26

1cHABoD, the very shrewd home CORES
pondent Of the Washington Republic, says
in a late number, that Gov. WooD of Ohio
is daily expected back in that city, to look
after his Brazilian appointm ,nt. During
his absence Dr.. Trevitt has been his locum
t.nens at Washington, pursuant to the ar
rangement between the friends of cold Guy
uhoga" and Col. Medill, to the effect that
the old Chiefs friends were to nominate
Medill for Governor, and in return the lat
ter gentleman were to elbow and strike" for
the former in and around the white house.
Gov. Woods chances are thought to be
getting more and more u~npromising.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-26

PRIzE EssAY.-We understand that the
Rev. Mr.. Winthrop ofNorwalk, Ohio, has
received the award tor the best essay on
characteristics and Laws of Prophetic Sym
bols.
The award is a high compliment to Mr.
W., who is among the first in the literary
ranks as a profound scholar and accom-
plished writer.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-26
THREE STnAY COWS.

S'ravol from thu SuAscri6c-. on Ia, Tuuy.k~. 9
Oinile. East Of Lancaster, On the i!ih inst three
Mitch Cows one a hrindle. wih ,orna white sbon,
her the lips o. her horns sawed of Another, Wii'
pale red siis', white face and soma White on otter
pait1. The sbavs COWS are about Tor 4 yearS old -
The other, . tsif,r 8 years old. princip.liy white
miSrl with pda red spots. smsiisile AID sharp horns
with a large u M on hrr jaw y hich has become sore
10 ear marks recollcctei-b may have some 90
Any Information resp c'in; thsir whereabouts vii
be thankfully received, or II brought home will be
libeTs'ly rewarded. JOIN s. COLLINS.
Nv ID. IE3
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-26

A MONTH OF CALAMITY.-Withi the la st
three or four weeks there has been recorded
in the pages Of the public press the destruc-
ton of the steamship Independence on the
Pacific, the Ocean Wave, on the Lakes, and
tho Jenny Lind in California, the awful
railroad calamity at Chicago and Norwalk,
and this week we record the loss of the Ship
William and Mary at sea. These six disas-
ters have hurried no less than five hundred
souls into eternity. This is unparalleled in
the history of railroad and steamboat MUIR
der, and we trust that never again shall it be
tho duty of the public press to record alike
number.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-26
NEW READY PAY STORE.
JULIAN & FoaEsMaN.

JULIAN & FO1ESMaN.
AVE Just received and opened II the Oh Stand
n d JULIAN & ULRIcH, an entira
NEW STOCK OF DRY GOODS, GROCERIES.
Quecasrere, Boots, Shoes, Bonnets, P0rasois, NN.
Which have been bought for cash and will be sold
for cASH or COUNTRY PRODUCE at very small profits.
All that is necessary 10 convince BUYERS that thu
ready pay system is preferable 10 the old way Of DO
ing bu ,iDcss, is 10 call and examine their prices.
lTCash paid for all kinds Of Giain. April n
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-26

@The CincinndIi Enquirer is Sc, ere
upon Judge Finn for his conduct in the trial
of Lowry, for murder. Twice he set aside
the verdict ofthe jury for frivolous causes
and finally permitted the prisoner to with
draw his plea of not guilty, and then plead
guilty to the charge of manslaughter, upon
which he sentenced him to the pcnitentiary.
The Enquirer says:
"That the court acted illegally there can
not be a difference Of opinion. That it
usurped the duty of the jury is equally clear
the statute providing that in cases of
murder the jury shall determine the degree.
There is no law which permits a man who
is chorged with murder in the first degree,
plead not guilty, and tried twice, to enter
a plea Of guilty. The law does provide for
a case where the defendants charged with
murder, and on being arraigned pleads gull
ty, when the court can examine witnesses
to determine the extent"
What else can the people expect when
they elect such men as Finn 10 responsible
posts! When will they learn wisdom!
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-26
AN ORDINANCE

To secure tho cleanliness of the streets, aleys and
public grounds.
SEc. /. Be it ordained by the council Of the city
OF lancaster, that all persons whose names shall be
reported to the Mayor, BY the city Supervisor, under
the requirements OF the sixth section of an ordnance
: respecting a city Supervisor, labor on streets and
alleys, and the improvement Of the same,' or wh1
shall be complained against ov the Marshal, or any
other person for the same cause. shall be forthwith
proceeded against by said Mayor; and, upon convic-
ton otbeins guilty of causing any nuisance or Oh
struction, or of creating or depositing any rubbi'h or
filth, in any of the streets, alleys, or public groun IS,
or ways Of said city, or OF being guilty Of permitting
the same to. renain longer than twenty-tour hours,
on the premises by them occupied; every such per-
son shall be fined in sum not less than one dollar,
nor more than five dollars, aud shat be liable for the
costs Of prosecution; AMI, upon conviction fr a repc-
tition ofthe offence, the fine shall he not less than
five dollars, nor more than twenty doll'rs with costs,
as aforesaid.
SEC. This ordnance shall take effect on the
first day ofJunc, 1853.
May %, 1885,. J. M~cCLELLAND, P C. C.
Arrest. B REED, city Clerk.
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CABiNET EIRNIrrnr
TIE GREAT HAT STORE, m.
HOth wholesale and Retail. ~

u. iYliing las just received IRON Nov York snd
Philad ,'phiA. one OF the Isrgod stock At II Il, aud
Caps that has ever rome 20 this city Of The laiesi i'm.
proved styles, enbr 'eing nvaLy variety Of shsT<
,ors and sizes, consisting ~ tn Let" spriug -tNiaI
MJls stil iist, I'M t~uFplss'd IN Ohio Tor j~nr,!iiity an
fnen -. Asa. Young Mems Hats cf all kinds -
sumner Has consisting Of PaHGm0, fr01 81 n S.
Petit III China Str4r: n rid and L>ehsra. Nc.
HH and P1'Hlrgf. R0SsuM hhhs 10th Fur md Wool
Fine otter ,na white Beaver Tor summer, the ls,t
spring stylr Cashier Hat. weighing only 1 ounces
An s1rts ofDoy's snl CbiIdrsu'I Fancy II,f.. -Tal
and Noai. anil Straw Also = few L4dic's late FtyIat
RilinZ Hats, all oi which will be soil on the mos
res son lhlc rim.. lower Than eyer heloro.
Mag H. 1853. ROBERT FGELDI,SG
n g.. Country VI reliant VII Il, VOL by CO llinp
and examining my stock before bl, ing elsewhere
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-26
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Mnrkefs.

THURSDAY, May 26,-Wheat, red 10,
white, soc. Other articles unchanged.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-26

TROUBLE AT CAMBRIDGE CoILEGE.-The
slavery question, it is stated, has created
some trouble among the students at Cam
bridge College, in Massachusetts. On Fri
day last, it is alleged, a student from New
in length, which SO offended the Southern
students that one of them, from Maryland,
sent him n challenge. The faculty, howev-
err, Immediately took the affair in hand, and
succeeded in restoring quiet and order.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-26

GThe exiles from Sardinia, who arrived
in New York a few days since, made a pub
lie complaint Of the treatment to which they
were subject, from the officers of the San
Giovanni, the public vessel which brought
them to this country. The result of their
complaint was an attempt of a mob on
Tuesday last upon a portion of the Sandman
crew who had landed upon the ba,terv
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-26

THE NoRWALK CALAMITY.-A Hartford
paper states that two suits have been com.
menccd against the New York and New
Haven Railroad company by the relative:
of friends killed in that calamity. The
damages in one case put at $2J 900, and IN
the other at 100000.
These suits are brought under n statute
passed in Connecticut. June %, 1913
which reads as follows:
Actions for injury to the person, 'oheth
er such injury result in death ar not, shall sur
uiue t. the executor or administrator, pro
vided not more than one year clapse be.
tween the injury and death, and provided
also the cause of action shall have occur
red subsequently to June 81, 1913.
LORD BACON beautifully said: "If n maj
be gracious to strangers, it shows he is a citi
zen Of the world, and that his heart is no is
land, cut of from other islands, but a cont
nent that joins them.
THE HoNEY-BEE, which has never before
appeared in California, has just been intro
Guced there by Mr.. Shelton, who got three
fine hives out to San Jose, out of a lot o
fifteen which he started with.
New PAPER.-Thc Cincinnati Commsr.
cial of Monday morning says:
ave understand Timothy G.. Day Esq, il
now in New York, for the purpose of pur
chasing type and presses. with n view o
starting a new democratic paper in thiI
city,"
MANUFACTURES OF RAILROAD IRON 4
rolling mill, for the manufacture of %railroa,
iron, is soon to be established at Zanes
vile. AS iron now rules, the manufacture
must afford a very fine profit.
THE PIQUA Register says the Fly is yer,
bad in the wheat fields in many parts Of Mi
ami county.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-26

TIE ART UNION OF New YoRK.-The
investigation which has just closed, re-
specting the management of the Art I'm
ion, has resulted in the triumphant vindica-
ton of the Directors from all aspersions
cast upon their character by a vi ndictive
subordinate.
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Cntharine Ueistand,s Estate.

Notice is hereby given that the subscriber has
been appointed and qua lifted as administrator on the
estate of Catharine ~l1eistand, late OF Fairfield Coun-
ty, deceased, dated this 7h day of May, A. D.lS53.
DAVI EVERSOLE.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-26

SALE OF H LEBANON CAsAL.-The Pres.
ident, Of the Board of Public Works, has in.
formed the Hamilton Telegraph that he has
sold the Warren County Canal to L. d.
Campbell, the terms not yet made known.
The Dayton Gazette is of opinion the
Miami Canal'would be sold for it's original
cost, and ought to be disposed of at that.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-26
Arrcsf Of MurGrrrr.

PlTrsBURG, May l7.-Laudpartcr, who
lately murdered Ferguson, a police officer
or this city, was yesterday arrested ut Buff
fab, and is now on his way to Butler. the
scene of the murder, where he will be tried.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-26
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, May 23.-The past week 500
beef cattle have been offered; $50 were sold
and about 400 driven eastward. Prices ran
gcd from $3,75 to 1881 per cwt gross. Hogs
are dull at 7@7Ic.
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10 II " q A r A q II T z
ATTORNEY At La II.

In Room above philadelphia Commission
store Main Street, Lancaster, Ohio,
w I'LL give special attention 10 the collection Of
w notes and accounts; Preparing abstracts Of title
10 lands; proceedings in partition: sales Of lands by
Administrators and Guardians and accounts for settle
mont Of Estates, etc. Ills charges will be moderate.
March -, 1853.
B-Eagle and Telegraph copy l year and charge
this Office.
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LOOK HERE'S

EE1OOOOGG SG GO. :sl;Il;s. w AN Ed
TIC highest market price IN CASH for Coonskins
Minkskirs. lied Fox Skins and Possumskius.
Laacs .ter. February 5. 1853 X. WELDING.
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ORA Mr.. Lawrence OF Schohaire, N.
Y. was b~rUtally beaten by Jacob j. Dcitz
on Tuesday last. Mr.. l.. endcavored to
serve a summons on Deitz, who called l., a
damed scoundrel for serving papers on him,
knocked him down and with the assistance
of four men in disguise, tore off his coat,vcst
and %cravat, cut off his hair, tarred him from
head to foot, pouring tar in his boots. They
then tied his hands before him and starting
him home, kicked him at every step. This
outrage was in the anti-rent district.
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AN ORDINANCE

Accepting and dedicating certain streets and alleys
in the city If Lancaster.
Be II ordained by the city council Of Lancaster,
that the streets and alleys laid of and appropriated BY
Hunter and Weaver ia the addition to said city Of
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-26

ora further injunction against the Saul
Ste Marie Canal has been granted by Judge
johnson Of Michigan.
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CARD.

THE motto ofthe Philadelphia Commission Store
Il is, "EvrRY TUB OUGHT TO STAND ON IT'S OWN
BoTroM;" hence said establishment keeps nothing
on hand to conflict with the hardware Merchant Jew
eler, Grocer, Clothier, Shoemaker, Halter, or any
thing out of the strict line of Dry Goods. Think Of
this all we interested and let the Agent ofthe Commits
sion Store realize that you look to your interests.
The most splendid stock of Dry Goods ever offered
in Lancaster, for variety, style and cheapness, can be
found at The Philadelphia Commission Store.
Lancaster, April Is, 1858.
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To shingie Makers.

XNI4STED. 10000 lap Shingles, for which tho
w highest market prieS will be paid In cash on
delivery. G. DEVOL.
Lancaster, April &c, 1853. 6lf
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-26

GrThe Ashland Union, a Loeofoco paper
published at the former residence of Lorin
Andrews, Esq, defends him from the false
charge ofsOme ignorant scamPs,t that he isin
the pay Of certain Booksellers. The IN
ion says:
Asa GENTLEMAN, Mr.. A. is not capable of
a dishonorable act;-and it is therefore with
regret that we have noticed charge that he
Is in the interest Of certain School Book A.
gents. This allegation is grossly unjust and
untrue.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-26

G-A destructive fire occurred in Cincin-
natl last Saturday, destroying property to
the amount Of $4,000 and upwards. 1t
originated in brew house.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-26
CITY WARE ROOMS,

aving returned IN The eity snd crpeieIa large
l bull ding the r,ar Of the brick house. on the
corner Of Broad aud Chasnu, streets, one square south
81 The N.rkff House intend. msauiaci uring Lpcn a
large scale 81 the ysfions articles or
CABINET FURNITURE,
l5eadSteads and Chairs. Wiki no uilI lcec
always on hsHi, together with a largo sssot,ment Of
Cincinnsii m4iiEise iure IIisiong experience in the
bu'ine-s WI enable him to have manufactures al
home and imported FROM abroad The very bet "a
work. ,nd a. he intends 10 employ none hut tho asl
s<iniui .vor.aoen and use the best materials. he Cat.
4 "a himself ibSi he viii give gepsr.l satisfaction I,
all who may favor him with their custom.
The Pubiir are lRyitedtO csli an cx mime the a.
sprifn nj The entrance to the rooms /, upen Broa,
street. d X. FISHEL.
Lancaster, May ooh. 1853.
y. d -RsPsiring done on the shortest notice, sn
j. tie nsst ~ snd most Ike mann r.
C1args ~ res. onsblc.