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the canal and in tbst point they aso fa they have
fsstDg TO the rssoad nselseted to supply themselves
IL . very limit d business
II he supposed far relates to profit that this
ing; but, las mentioned In The note of Yesterday
We pass over the ostburg Hill into the valley Of
Is there deficiency in the Of transportation but
there Is q deficiency in coal.
Of the Homecoming Coal and Iron Works. They hsve
hne properly, but they are entirely dependent npon
,ns completion Of the ensconng and westsrnport Rail
extent - about two months After them We have the
sv which owns about one hundred and
lney are also dependent The Lsnacopng road Then
comes the phonixbut this company from the extended
nce IT'S company has lands to the amount Of nearly
md s acres. They lay mostly in Virginia.
II Is indeed the that they may use the rails of the
two planes a. this place for the opening which they
have made upon the price FARM by them but
it viii cost them nearly much to take up and
the rails as it would to purchase On the Price
eighty of coal lands ON which they are now en-.
gagged in building enclosed plane which be finished
about the first Of little Be-
sides this property they have undivided two hfths of
the Hamnel Farm which subject TO right Of dover
for one life. There prob bly, thirty acres Of the
dJed and ten acres.
III unnecessary for to go any further into the
determine its err but If you wish for sti
further eSpl1nati"n. they may be had in such album
osco Ut Wohu completely satfg even the most Careless
Next TO them comes the Parker Vein Company.
inns company has for long time been in the pos
impIaeticable They have bought from second ands
third bands large pieces If property the Great ven
for which they have ead high prices This however, is
put the natural result Of past mismansgement, and
was the only resource The extent of the "A feet vein
property has be.n estimated by high fifteen
hundred acres. Robert Dale (we known n ge9lo
es put II at about thirteen hundred-other parties s
less but however 'hi be- there ia one thing self
evdentbat is that for eighteen hundred acres OF the
to nav four hun
dred thol.aod doars II i-qui'e unnecessary for to
say any thing here of the Laagoen or the New Creek
companies The former being upon line OF the Bat
practicable working
have eDdeavored in my examinations and reports of
this district to present matters to you In favorable
light as wos consistent with my duty. do not doubt
indeed, that a much state OF affairs might be
shown had more time to examine the records Of the
county but hardly think that you will wish for any
further light upon the subject.
In conclusion, would Fay that had determined to
give de- allied account of all the companies in this
region with the comparative cost of transportation per
very interesting data; but upon reflection have
cluded that as the means side limited and
upon the other there almost complete absence Of
them that would be well to forego them this times
but they at hand If wanted,
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>s.la CsmmanAAnt Of the Praus 10 named ChsvAisr sf
~ Order for ths same reason.
pssta convention has bssn signed between the Pras-
- and the E<sneh plenipotsntiaries
Ne celebration Of the Napoleon fste psstpsnsa IN
- 18th August
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Australia and California.


Having been put in possession, by recent arrivals OF
the yields and shipments of gold from Australia and Cali
fornia during the past year. enabled to deduce
therefrom a comparison between the gold fields of the
districts The actual shipments Of gold dust from San
Fl ancsco by steamer according to the manifets, in
1852 were to the value Of 46i millions Of dollars We
will assume that one fourth taken away pr-
yatey by passengers leaving this will give
gate value of about II u million pounds sterling The
population of the State deduced from the of
1850 and subsequent arrivals Is assumed to be not less
than 300 000 of whom but 600 emales-a greater
dis proportion Of the than exists in other
try OF the entire population about one half are proba
bly, engaged at the mines although the Californian papers
only hundred thousand at the dggngs The
gold found divided among $50 000 would about
ports in 1852, OF gold dust, we're From Port Phillip
upvards of two miilion and a quarter ounces from
Sydney million At Adelaide, Victoria
gold the value Of two millions sterling
ceved in the year So that the total gold may be fairly
valued f15 600 oo0 sterling This is irrespective OF any
quantity boarded By dggers and in the banks and
Of some large amounts shipped through Van Dcmln 5
Land
The population Of the colonies of New South wales
and Victoria IL stated at about 400 000 The number
ging gold n the former colony IL down
less fhan 10 600 and in Victoria at 100 600 But we
viii assume the number is engaged in gold seeking
as in california; the average to each would there
fore be fS7 per annum, G1O per head than in
California. We have been particularly careful to under
Of official data, compute ons being derived from the
actual shipments Iepuried and statements given in the
local papers. But impression (grounGed upon the
estimates and information of well informed local authori-
tes is strong that the yield per head Of the
Australian gold fields to the population employed has
unequaliy divided but the facts pateat and en-
couragirg.
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The Royal italian Ouera.

ltIom lOudOn news April ~
The great star 81 the opera has risen again in undim
rshed brightness Grisi appear ed last night in Norma
and showed herself TO be much the lyrical
gedisn of the age. She com pletely 10
possession Of all her gifts of and mind never
fu Of health and vgnr never had an aspect Of
noble and commanding beauty voice OF rrea ier
power. more mpassioned energy in her action Her
Norma is st what it has always been unIyaed and alone
upon Tie musical stage and often and often
her in ths character 1t impressed vs. more
deeply than IL did last night with Of her trans
cendant genius. For short while az first her voice n
ed have lost little of its volume bat IL appeared
that this by the II had all the strength
Of last ear with greater sweetness and purity
tone and decidedly greater degree OF exbity ia the
execution Of dvsnns and rapid passages Hor welcome
ler entrance was enthusiastic, and the enthusiasm
increasing to the very end Of the performance
the excitement produced by the most striking be
ing great Il they had been entirely to the
deDcc
The whole opera, probably, was never better terform
cd han uIon this occasion There never has been such
Folklore as Tambork and Madlle Bellni (a young per
iofreF, o. whom &c augur great tnngO 10 graceful
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and interesting Adagsa, singing with great dehcacy ana
svestness The "OrovsSo," too. Of Fornss Is gram
ana picture superior that Of any other
former we have SEEM excepting only Iablache, Who in
that pert las in many othsrs.) has had rival
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Greece.

THREATENED HOsTILrTIEs WITH TCRKEy-sEN-
TENCE ON GEN. MAcRYANIA-THE FRENCH FLEET
AT sALAMIs
The Porte laid 20 three villages in the Eps--
Dhy OF karpens and collected troops 10 the neigh
b0rhood to give esci 20 its demands. What ply
the Greek government has given 70 the note is unknown
but IL Immediately sent reinforcement Of Thousand
mem TO the garrison in the neighbour hood
The sentence of death passed on General Maeryania
has been commuted into Imprisonment for twenty years
h the fortress Of Palumida Nsupds
The French feet which anchored in the bay Of
Salamis on the Sd and 4th ult, consists Of eight
ships of the line The flagship s the Vile de Paris The
Vice Admiral Jacqueminot has hoised his flag board
The vamy Tho other vessels the Henry W. Jupiter.
Nontebello ChsriemagDe, Napoleon and Bayard The
three steam fgates the Magellan. the Mog sdor and
the Sane. Several other vessels expected. The
Sane and steam soop the Cato sent of at once 70
Com tantnople.
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The Very Latest.

~ TELEGRAPH FROM LONDON 10 LIVERPOOL
MADRrD, April II, 1883.
The ministerial programme promises the l,pcment
Of the national credit and bat gives indies
ton The which will be fglow we'd several very
important questions.
ATIILOSE ELECTION.
The Collector General returned to Parliament BY
mallory of 10 to 40.
Mr. B. Norton retired before IL o'clock.
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AlGnialCAN SECURITIES.

ANun1CAN SECURITIES.
Unlod States stoeD generally have been in steady de-
nand this week. ard there have several large pur
chases Of Boston city four and aha per cant sterling
bonds The leading American rAilroed debentures have
also met with an active demand and there have been
investments In oee Of the Cincinnati and st.
Louis and Chicago and Mississippi lines which have
lately been Offered in the Enxl.h market Quotations
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United States Five per Cent Bonds, 1865. -. 81 aos
Do. Six do. 1852. ....1I a105
Do. Six do. 1868. 100 al111<
DO. Six per ct. ms. Stock 1878. ). 100 ALTO
Do. do 1852 .1O3 alO4
New York State Five per cents, 1S5S-60... 9s a1OO
Pennsylvania Five per cents -. ......... 81 SO
Do. Five per cent Bonds 1882 -. 90 "a
Massachusetts, Five per ct Stg BIDS, 1868. l07h al0S
Maryland Five per cent Sterling Bopds 49,. 90 a1OO
Virginia Six per cent lns. Stock ls57-S..... 05 %
Do. Six per cent Bonds. 1886. ......... 90 alOO
Kentucky Six per Cents. 1858 ....... 81 aeS
Boston City Four and Half stg Bds 1872. 10l
Montreal City Six per cents. 1851-65 . SO q 80
New York City Five per cent Stuck. 1s55-10. 98 81
New Orleans City Six per Bonds 1928 800. 30 a 81
Pennsylvania Central K II Six per etc., 1880. % a.
Cincinnati and st. Louis rs 1t Mortgage. 93 o.
Chicago aud Mississippi rs, 1st Mortgage -. 80 a.
Phila. and Reading RR p CT Mt BIDS. 1860. 81 SO
New York and Erie per cent Cony. 1862. 80 81
DO do. 1871 SO
DO. Seven p cts, LIST Mt 1S68-69 108 aloe
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Russia

LULL OF TIE WAR soUNDs-REPoRTED VICTORY
OVER THE CIRCAssIANs.
The Trieste GazeS states from ODESSA that courier
had arrived from st. Petersburg, with instructions to
ssase for the present any extraordinary warke prepa-
ratiops.
victory by the Russians over the Circassians was
before from Russian fonrces) letter from
St. Petersburg, ia the DeiVsche VoLshde, of date 3lst
March Gays two hundred Crclssians killed. and the
rest hunted into the woods by the Cossacks the
Russians having only two officers and nine prvstes
wounded. Very UNLIKELY.
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The E. glish View Of Mr.. soule's Appoin
rnrut 4uDa1u.

IRON The london Clio e. (Iord Pamerstons organ J
April 20
The selection Of the minister TO represent the United
States at the Court Of Madrid is peculiar that unless
the intentions Of President Pierce msre ported
carried with It unusual signfcancy. II would 10
imply that the new OF the United States n
nes very energetic in regard to the European
state OF which Cuba s so i'm portapt appendage
MI Soule viii end the condition Spain such
- very favorable for the cool consideration Of his propo
tons or for the powerful maintenance its inter.
esfs Though some portions OF the country have benefit
ted very greatly from the which
heaven knows hoato the present day lis political
organization !. dsordered 20 degree vergng
The iDsteria disc der l. only small part OF the
der which penerates the very framework the State and
of n government
The attempt o. the Bravo Huro government to force
upon the Cortes Gale reforms which the Prog
regarded being copied from the coup dedt in Paris ia
snly bearing IL fall fruits Ooe D. tail 10 those
forms provision that he cyoSn might Introduce
foreign rool int the couarv without the leave Of the
Cores-a propose! which aroused al tat rsan- o.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-11-24
CcorgG Dummers Premium Essence Of Coffee

MANUFACTURERS ny DANIEL BoHIER h co
One Package at 10 cents t0ill sare lbs. Of Coffee
TNHIS Essence was lately awarded with a silver
L medal in he American i~nstitute, New YORK, also
with the first premium for such crticles IN the Frank
in Institute, Philadelphia.
Sold Wholesale pnd Retail. at the propsiator's cole
Depot l8,Callowhifl street, Philadelphia. AlsJ, forsale
by our Agents, and at the principal Drug aud Grocery
stores throughout the United States.
This Essence has been proven by many thousands
Of the richest and most respectable families, as well
as by the poorer class Of PEOPLE, almost through the
whole United States,to be by far the best preparation
of coffee ever offered to the public. Coffee made by
this Essence Is much more who esome, more delicate,
finer favored, perfectly clear, and, in every instance,
superior to the finest Java Coffee.
In order to give dissatisfaction ard proof that the
above article Is perfectly healthy, and to show some
thing ofthe deserved reputationit has gained and Just
ly entitled to, we annexa few certificates and recon-
mendations. particularly relating to health, from DR..
Booth and DR.. Chiffon, practical chemists and Analy-
sists Of the cities Of Philadelphia and New York.
College Avenue, Tenth street, beloic Market, !
Philadelphia, September, 1851.
| have examined the essence oil Coffee manuiactnr-
ed by Hummel, Boiler 4 co., and find that its con-
~stituents are not In the least injurious to heath, Il
JAMES BOOTH,
Pro. of Chemistry applied to Arts, Franklin Institute.
No. 10 chambers street, Neic York, Aug 90, 1851.
l have examined an article prepared by Messrs.
Hummel, Boiler and Co Philadelphia, called Essence
Of coffee, which Is intended to ba used with coffee,
for the purpose. Of improving II, | find IL free not only
from any thing Injurious to health, but, on the con-
fectly wholesome. J. R chiffon, M. D. Chemist.
For saleby @. KAUFMAN & co., Agents,
and other Druggists and Grocers generally
Lancaster, Ohio, August 8, 1859 :
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NT lssnchusetfs EIectIOn,

BosToN, Nov. is, p, NJ, In 3is towns
heard from give Washburu (Whig) 57,S52,
Bircross (Dem.) 2,676, Wilson (FreesoiD
2s .469. Wales (Hunker) $3.50, and scat
tering 500.
The Indications are that tho new consti-
tuition will be defeated by about 5000. The
Wings have largely gained 10 the Legisla-
ture since last PEAR, when they had ten ma
jority; now their majority; as far as heard
from. will be 81. fhoy also have a ma.
jority Of Senators, aud will elect their can
didate fos Governor,
BosroN, Nov. l6-The returns Of the cleo
ton to-day, as far as received, indicate no
choice for Governor, and the new constitu-
ton. Senator Alherton died to-day.
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GREAT
CITY GROCERY 8 =!
At TILE MEM QTANn

~ GE0SS=sS I'D &s
AT THE NEW STAND.
One Door Eastof the Hooking Valley Bank,
Main street, Lancaster, Ohio.
THE undersigned most respectfully calls the aften-
l. ion Of his friends and the public in general to his
SPRING ARRIVAL OF GROCERIES.
If not the largest in the city, still he hatters himself
on its being one Of the mostsuperior, choice and weh
selected assortment of Groceries that has eper been
broughthere. Therefore. be it known and understood,
that everybody who wishes to purchase cheap, good
articles, and get the worth of their money in full, to
call at this celebrated establishment.
The stock consists in part of the following articles
JAVA AND RIO COFFEE:
Sugars.-New Orleans, LOAF, Crush'd and Pulver-
lied; New Orleans Molasses and Sugar-house do, Su-
gar-house Syrup and Natural do, or Crane Syrup.
Imperial, Young HysOn and Black Teas;
Rice, etc, Fruits, Oranges. Raisans and currants;
Almonds, Brazil Nuts, Filberts, English Walnuts
and Pea Nuts;
Spices.--Pepper, Alspice, cloves, cinnamon, Nut
megs, Mace, Ginger, etc.
~NGQY~ Fish.-Mackerel No. l and 2, cod
&SS Fish, and a large lot Of White Fish, Pick
ere. etc, expected on, and will be here in due season,
at wholesal and retail,
Sea Grass Ropes all sizes, Bed-eords. Wooden-ware
suehas Washboards, Buckets and Tubs, also Bishop
ricks, Baking.Powder, Smoking and chewing Tobacco
Segars. Pipes, etc.
Wines and Brandy.-Port and Muscat Wines
Of the very best, also of TINT fine Pale otard Dupuy
Brandy, mott be sold less than blythe bottle.
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FREsM ~ARRIyAL.
,HILTp RISING s JOHN LYONS

PHILIP RISING q JOHN LfONSE
uurchrsed the interest of Mr., JAeon
lPIouri IN the Dry Goods business, IN the Mac;
eracken Room, one door WestQfDiessrs. heoer and
Rnts's Store, Main STREET Lancaster, Vnao, ana
having addedtheretoa lArge assortment Of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
Selected with the greatest care in the Eastern e-
ties, respectfully solicit a share Of public patronage
Their stock consists In part as follows: y.
LAntrss DRrss Goons, auch as Bareges, GinehAms,
lawns. c~alicoes, silks, satin, linen ~lustres, Alpscas,
de lanes, etc. The above assottipent consists Of eve,
.ryfyariefv ofthe latest aud FnoSf beaafVlt Stytes,and
WILDE sold aslow asst any house In Fairfield county.
GEvrLxnrEN's DREss GooDs, such as cloths, cas-,
simeres. s~atinets Jeans, Gamproofnsi iastinss weeds
linen, plain and bard, twilled Michigan cainiet, etc,
shine satin, silk and MArseilles Restings. Their
assortment Of CIoTHs AND CAasrMHREg Is ofthe best
and mosf durable kinds, Their assortment OF Sum.
prEn WEAR is composed Of the latest md most
fashionable pariefH and embraces almost every de-
s~cription. 10 addition to the above they have the
usuai assortmen of Muslins, Drillingss Sheeting, Tick
ing, Umbrellas and Parasols, in all their varieties.
%fne assortment of the MOST FAsHToNABLE Bon
NETS. ofuu Qualities, Misses Boanets and Flats
Men and Boys Palm Leaf and Leghorn Hats.
Alarge assortment Of Boots and Shoes, GG'ters an
BHskins. Also, all other articles usually found in
DRY Goods store, together witha large assortment 0
QUEENSWARE, gerry cheap.
The citizens Of Fairfield and adjoining counties ar
respe ctafully invited to call and examine the abov
stock Of Foods. Every effort will be made to pleas
them as to variety, quality and e. price. .u -
have been careful to purchase goods TO suit them.
Sugar, Coffee and all kinds Of Spices at all tint
on hand
We invite the attention Of country merchants I
our stock Of Dry Goods. which We are prepared to Sc
/ to them at prices which cannot fail to please,
GrCash paid for Wheat, Rye, Corn, Oats and Woo
:. Lancaster. April Is, 1853 tNA FI ~
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NOTICE TO THREsHERsi

4 TAKE this method to inform the Threshing Ma
j chine men Of this and the adjacent counties that I
am establiahed for this year at M. Berry q Co.
Foundry, in Lancaster, where ] viii Attendto
REPAIRING ALL THRESHING MACHINES.
that may be cOntided to my charge. particularly the
complete, both for the Power and Separator. Hav-
ing worked sometime in the M~assillan Establishment
I shall be well prepared 10 repair those machines.
will, also, In addition 70 repairing machines, put vi
to order, iron and wood-stAve OFFENDERS.
A WORD TO sAw.MILL OWNERS.
Twill get up to order an excellent article by which
to gum saws; and also manufacture to order Self
Resisting Saw-Log Loader, a machine that will do
more work, for less money, than any other machine
for that purpose now in use. One ofthese machines
can be seen after the FIRST Of April at ie above nam-
ed Foundry. A. VAN TRUMP.
Lancaster April6, 1863. 1a
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WE OLD SLOW ana EASY FOUNDRY.
Messrs. Clarke, Wright & CO.,

A
Messrs. Clarke, Wright q Coz,
TAVE saxon, for = term of years, the Foundry
i i owned by John Arney, Eaq., situate anon GO.
iambus and broad Streets, In the city Of Lancaster,
where they are discriminate be on hand with all such
a~fticles In their line, a. the country requires.
COAL, WOOD. COOKING AND PAntOUR STOVES,
S@%@SMILL GEARING. MACHINE
s.l&Sn@ CASTINGS AND PLoUGHS, Of,
various patterns, warranted . superior Arti, le, toEeth.
Or with all minor articles In the Foundry line.
CLARKEss CornstaIk aud Straw Cutter,
An article supericrto all others Of the kind In tina
epnntry, and one TO which we invite the special Al.
tantion Of tho Farmer. This machine for cutting
shock corn for high feeding or httening stock, will
save from % TO 40 per cent. Cord Fodder, whom cut,
Y nearly or quite equal 20 hay for feeding either cat.
tie or horses, making an acre OF well saved corn fod.
DER worth two acres Of the best grown hay In Ohio.
They are calculated Cor either hand or horse power.
Weare also preparing To furnish to order
McCORMICk's REAPER AND GRASS CUT.
TER AND MOORE'S WHEAT DRILL.
FhrmerS give usA call. Everybody give us . call
and buy our goods and wares. our ploaghs and sharon
and we will try In turn 70 buy your corn, your wheat
your four, your meat, Your hay, your oats, youl
fug. bank notes, or aught you may desire 70 spare, o
brohnn pots aud other ware. We therefore have thu
highest hope. without designing any joke, that yos
VIII give : liberal share Of patronage 10 us who arr
determined 10 do business on tho most liberal terms.
CLARKE. WRIGHT a. CO.
Lgaeaster February 10, 1853 20
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OOT N SHOES


R Fed BAUGHMAN, continue At their old
~ stand, opposite the Hooking Valley Bank, Main
street, where they keep always on hand and manufac.
-sAn ture to order an the latest and most approved
BN STYLES OF BOOTS AND SHOES.
: gA-for Men and Women. The reputation of the
establishme ant for the best OF work needs no commen-
dation. They use the best material and employ the
most skiIlfnl workman and are thus enabled to supply
their customers with the neatest and best of the va
rious articles in their line. All kinds Of Boots, Shoes,
Buskins. etc., ETC., are embraced In their stock, which
has just been replenished BY their Spring purchases.
The patronage of the public Is respectfully solicit
ted, who are invited to call and examine the assert
ment. No efforts will be spared to please those VIII
favor them with their custom, either in q~ualityo
price R.& B..
Lancaster, March 8, 1859
COMPOUND SARSAPARILLA SYRUP,
DREPARED strictly in accordance to the formula
i ofthe United States Pharmacopeia, lately revis-
ed by authority of the National Medical Convention,
on hand and for sale by 0TTOW. KREMER
Lancaster, March 10, 1863