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MIAMI MEDICAL COLLEGE

MIAMI MEDICAL COLLEGE
or OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of IS52,53.
OHE regular OF Medical Lectures IN this lnstitu
| ton will commence on the FIRST MONDAY OF
NOVEMBER NEXT, 1852, and continue four months.
BoAzD oHTRusTERs.
Rev. C. ELLIOTT, y. D., President ofthe Board.
Rev. THORNTON A. MI LIS.
Hon c. u. COFFIN
X. ID. MUSSEY, NJ. H.
Hon JOHN BURGOYNE.
Hon. GEO. HOADL JR.
+. NJ. GREGORY, ESQ.
GEO. MENnENHALL NJ. ID.
The Faculty is composed OF tho following gentlemen;
r. d. MESSY, NJ. d. Professor OF Descriptive and oror
alive Surgery. . ,,.
joins DAVIS, NJ. D., Adjunct Professor OF Anatomy
ions F. WnITE N. D.. Professor Of Theory and Prac
ice of Medicine 49,. ,,,,., !,
Diseases of Women and hildTcn.
JoIIN a. MURPHY, NJ. Professor oI Moteria Medlca,
Therapeutics and Medical Jurisprudence :.
C. G. CoME0Ys NJ. D., Professor OF Institutes oil Mcal'
cine. ,--.. -, r,,,..,;.,.,
AFRELINISGRY Of Lectures uFon some important
in Medicine and Surgery, Will he gwen during
the month OF October These lectures will be iTcc. S
dents are advised to commence with thiscourse
The DISSECTING ROOMS, under the supervision o.
the Adjunct Professor of Anatomy, will be opened ON the
1st OF October. - ,,,-.-,,. nus. -
Dissectinr Ticket S10. Graduation Fec S25 s.5 Ia
Por further Information address
" - f-'z.'!J ]. p. JUDKINS, NJ. D.. r
,r f. Dean OF tho Faculty.
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StcubenviIIe White Lead
TE ARE prepared TO furnish, in quantity Steuhcn
w VILE White Lead warranted equal, ,if not superior
RELLS & CALDWELL,
Agents for Manufact cturcFs.y
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PAPER WAREHOUSE

n. O. GOODMAN s. co.
WHOLESALE DEALERsIS
Paper, Cards, Card Boards, Ink,
nLyAchISG POWDERS, FELT1SG, WIRE CLOTH, &c.
Pearl Street, Cincinnati, o.
4 MONG their stock may be found WRITING, AND
N BLANK BOOK PAPER the largest assortment in
Printing paper, ali sizes Eng q Amer. Tissue Paper
cora 3oTd Mediums & D'blc. sled. IISitns ::
Ass'd. az FiltcrHg "
Envelope. Druggist ''
Plate and Lithorraph. Marble "a
Manila, genuine. Glazed and Gilt &c
Hardware Paper. CI}d Cloth :"
Match box '' Roofing Paper, prepared AMI
Tea 80 unprcPOrch
Shoe q Wrapping Pnrer, all sizes.
Dry Goods Tobacco az =" %
Envelopes Ofcvery description, &c &c.
BOA Is s1S.
Perforated Binders Bonnet, Press and Straw boards.
Also Agent for Lighthody'h SUPERIOR PRINTISG lSK,
''"""' Cards, and Card Tsonrd".
ExrnA PEARL FlcED CARps.
EXTRA PEorLH's
pRISTERs' 80
sArrN SURFACED CARD BOARDS
TYORY "
PRINTErs "
SATIN ENANELED "
PORCELAIN ''
PEARB SuRFAcrD Colonel CNRn RoARDs
The above aud Card Boards, manufactured eH
prcssly for ourselves and most beautiful surface and
finish; they peel in working, and afforded at
lower rate than any Cards heretofore offered in this mar
kct and as low they he purchased in the East
and consumers in Paper ami Cards. arc res
rcchy invited to examine stock. an our goods are
received direct from manufacturers, which enables us 10
sell low not lower than any other house IN the West
| U5- Paper made to order.
|
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SELEC'T TALE.
Perpetual Motion.

Whenever man can of few pieces of earth make
an independent self-moving automaton (shaPe Il
nothing the feat will rival that of his own creation
out Of dust. 1t would be greater one and a mira
Gle not equaled on our globe. There are nomove-
ments on earth, in air, under the earth, without
an outlay of something consuming of something
foreign to them. All organisms, vegetable and an
mated, are kept alive by means of food. With
hold this, their energy fails, their cease,
they die; but the artificial machine is to have
principle of nourshment within itself, or rather to
nsed no external source of support OF means of re-
newing its strength. This isio continue undimin
ished aud at the same time be continually going
out from it. Where the supply is to come from
who can tell? An unlimited issue of power out of
nothing! The protector is to impart an attribute
higher than he himself possesses 10 the work OF
his hands-to implant IN il principle unknown to
nature-one beyond its power-for had she posses
sed it, economist as she is, someif not all her ma
chimes had been moved by it. There is no living
thing nor anything else that can expend physical
force without leSSening its supply, and this is soon
used up when moi replenished, no matter how large
the original amount; hence it is in the consumption
| of food that Divine Wisdom has provided for the
waste of muscular force, and Divine benihence is
not less obvious in making the using Of it source
of qualification to all creatures-N. Y. Tribune.
VA correspondent of the Florence tAla.) Ga
zete is rather strong his expressions OF dlSappro-
baton of those who in favor OF the dissolution
of the Union. He says:
SEA man OF that character could not geta meals
victuais or a bed 10 sleep on at my house. h:Y
dogs should not bark at him. Ill was TO catch
buzzari eating the carcass OF disunionsts would
shoot it. They are the last of all creation; fit for
nothing but to be winked at by negroes, kicked ct
by mules, gored by bulls, and butted by rams"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10
PREsH ARRLvAL.
puItP RTsINa 8 John LYONS,

PHILIP RISING q JOHN LfOeS
vTNo purehsssd the interest Of Mr.. IAson
M PIouT iathe Drv Goods business, inthe Mac;
Room one door West n Aiessrs. heoeF ana
REfr'S Slore. Maia Street, Ldncasfcr, Ohio, and
having sddsd thereto large assortment Of
SPRING AND SUMNER GoOnS.
Sasstsd vfth The greatest care in the Eastern Ell
ties, respecthhIs suiieita ehate otPublic patrcnAge.
Their stock consists in part As follows;
~eaticces, silks, satin, linen l~usfrss, Alpaeas-
de lansssste. FhsAbore assortment e~cnsists Of eve,
fxFttiety ofthe latesfaad most beaafph stgtessand
WILDE sold sslpw eslt any house in Fairfield county.
GfkfExnfENb BEEss GooDs, such as cloths, CAS-,
slhhefes, ~satinets Jeans, Gsmbrooms Hastings, tweeds,
linen, plata and bard, twilled Mohegsn, eSmlet. etc.
cashmere, satin, silk and Marneilles Vestings. Their
assortment Of CLorHs AND CAssfMERrs Is ofthe best
Iaad faoss dsrcbfs kinds. Their nssortmeni Of Sum.
IMna WEAR II seomposed Of the latest Gad most
Fashionable pariefys and embraess almost every de-.
s~cFiption. In ADDITION to the above they have tho
utlsssortment Of Mnslins. Drilling, Sheetine, Tick
h6e, Umbrellas and P~srasols, in all their varieties. 5
"A dne ASSORTMENT Of the MOST FAsHronAbEE Box
fnrs, Qfau qualities, Misses' Bonncfs and f1als,
Men and Boys Palm kssf and LesAora HaL,
BuskiisS Also,s all other articles usually found In 4
Dry Goods store. together with large assortment Of
O~tEENSWARE, gerry cheap.
The citizens Of Fairfield and adjoining counties arc
Irespectaiully invited to call and examine the above
stock Of Goods. Every effort will be made to please
1--WE invite our Aumish friends to call, as we
have been earefdlt to purchase goods to suit them.
Sugar, Ca6se and all kinds Of Spices at all fine
on hand, 4
our stock or Dry Goods, which we are prepared to sci
TO them II prices which cannot fail to please.
ETCashp paid for Wheat. Rye, Corn, Oats and Wool
Lancaster, April 10, 1863 q
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GREAT ATTRACTION!
CRY cRooaEE sFoa

49, GEOS4Sr4 81 :. Gs
AT THE NEW STAND,
Ono Door Eastof the Hooking Valley Bank,
1Iain street, Lancaster. Ohio.
TIME undersigned most respectfully calls tho atten.
i ion Of his friends and the public ingeneraito his
SPRING ARRIVAL OF GROCERIES,
II not the largest in the city. still he fatters himself
on its being one Of the most superior, choice and weli
Aeleeted assortment Of Groceries that has eper been
brought here. Therefore be II known and understood,
that everybody who wishes to purchase cheap, good
articles, and get the worth Of their money in full, to
call al 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 0rlesus Molasses and Sugar-house do, Su-
gar-house Syrup and Naturaldo or Crane Syrup,
Imperial, Young HysOn and Black Teas;
Rice, ETC., Fruits, Oranges. Raisans and currants;
Almonds, Brazil Nuts Filberts, English Walpdts
and Pea Nuts;
spices.-Pepper A~lspice, cloves, cinnamon, Nut
megs, Mace, Ginger, etc.
<sNQEm Fish.-Mackerel No. / and 2, cod
~pFis and large lot Of White Fish, Pick
erel: etc. expected on,and will be here in due season,
at wholesal and retail,
Sea GRASS Ropes all skies. Bed-eords .Wocden-ware,
such as Washboards, Buckets and Tubs, also Bishop
ricks, Baking;Powder, Smoking and chewing Tobacco
SegaTs. Pipes, etc.
Wines and Brandy,-PoIt and Muscst Winei
Of the very best, also Of th,t fine Pale otArd Dupuy
Brandy, not to be sold less than blythe bottle.
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Southern News items

BArIMuRe, Nov 2,-By mail we have New
Orleans papers Of Thursday last; they cop-
tain adviees from Galveston to the aIat
ultin0. w
The yellow fever was aba,ingat Calves
ton, but was getting worse at Hustons the
pleaihs ranging from seven to nine daily
The disease also continued TO prevail at la
Vaca and IndiaUoia.
Cotton picking was progressing; b
yield wa large and the staple good. The
crop will surpass that Of any previous season.
The bolrd Of health at Mobile has de-
clared that the epidemic is at an end In that
tcitv. EH4
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FRESH AHRIy AL OF GROCERIES
Attic Old Stnnd of GEORGE. Wygum.

THANKTUL for past fayors, the 'subsctibef re-
IL spectfully informs his old customers and the pub-
lie generally, that he has row a full and complete
Stock of FAMILY GROCERIES, embracing, in
part, the following articles.
go COFFEE-Rio and Java, Of tho best quality;
A$NN TEA-Young Hyson and I~mperiali
MSUGARS-Pulverized, crushed, Loaf, Cuba
and New Orleans;
MoLAssEs-Bcst Golden Syrup, Sugar house
and New N~TIeans;, IS re .e4.
$500 FISiI-white Fish. Maekerel and Cod,
%-NS all fresh; also. herring;
TOBACCOS-A primeartieie OF Russell and Robins
sons Cavendish and Aliens best pound lump; aso. a
good article Of spun; Maj Rod and "a Twist; also
sPiCEs-Pepper, Alsplts, Ginger, Cloves, CHINA
mon and Pepper Sauce, -
DYE-STtfFFS-Ind Madder, Logwood & Alum;
LIQUoRS-Port ,Clsret, Muscat and Malaga Vines
q prime article Of Coniac Brandy New England Rum;
Rye and Wheat Whiskey, sold limo less quantity
than a quart.
Bcsidesa great variety of articles usually kept al
similar establishments all Of which will be sold At Al
low prices as at any other house in the city.
A continuance ofthe patronage o. 1.-THE public isre'
specially solicited. Y GEORGE ]. WYGUM.
lancaster, August d. 1857 ftE1 1873.
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NOTICE no TnREsHEhs!

\ TAKE this method to inform the Threshing Ma,
u chine men of this and the adjacent counties that !
Foundry, in Lancaster, where ! will attendto H@i8
REPAIRING ALI THRESHING MACHINES.
that nav be conddedt to my charge. particularly the
Massillon Machine. having the Massillon castings
complete, both for the Power and Separator: Hay-
ing worked sometime in the Massillon Establishment
| shall be well prepared 10 repair those machines.
will. also, in addition f Tsrsir rsYsu machines put III
A WORD TO SAW-MILL OWNERS.
Twill get UP to order an excellent article by which
TO gum saws; and also manufacture to order a Self
Resisting Saw-Log Loader, . machine that win 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 AZ the above nam
ed Foundry. A. A TRUMP
lancaster April6, 1853. - y
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Froma Wshiaazton

wAsHIEeroE, Nov. 1.-The Union this
morning p~ubiishesa letter from Secretary
Cdshit e. to Mr.. Rockingham, Of the Boston
Post, dehouncing the coalition IN several Of
the counties IN Massachusetts, of Democrsts
with Frees6iIefs and deciaresit istLe pur-
pose Of the Presidenfto crush down Adolf
tionism, and that he will never allow his
policy to be ~shaken.by il,bat, viii set his face
like aint against right hand backsfding AZ
well as left hand defections.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10
M ETectIOn.

BALrlMoRR, Nov. 3.-BaIimore city gives
the Domocratic candidate for Governor over
5000 majority, but he runs considerably a.
head Of his ticket. Vansant Yeats Preston
500 ior Congress in the third District, with
one county to hear from. Partial returns
from the fourth Dist-lct give aDemocratic
majority Of 432.
The Maine Law Assembly ticket is elect
ed by u large majority. The vote for other
officers Is badiy cut up. Hartford county
elected d Wing ticket by so to 100 MAORI;
~. Ia frederick District, Hamilton (Dem.)
Is elected to Congfess, ~
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10
ATTRACTION.
John WORK,S TIN SHOP.

HNHE subscriber would respectfully beg leave to
Il call the attention OF his fellow citizens 70 the
fact that he has once more permanently established
himscli In the manufacture Of Tin. Sheet-iron & Cop
per Ware, q is prepared to sell At the lowest possible
rates. every thing that can possibly be needed In his
line. His shop IL Immediately opposite the TALL
MApoE HousE. Main Street, Lancaster, Ohio. where
he constantly keeps on hand a large lot Of STOVES
of every description. consisting q coal, and Wood
10, z and 6 plate stoves, Box and Wood do, and .
largo number Of coal Paflor stoves, rommon and
Fancy Crates &C., &C., all Of which he win sell 90
cheap asany house West Of the mountains. He In
to come and examine his stock before purchasing
elsewhere. JOHN WORK.
Lancaster. September %, 1853.
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l1fek d Gazettf.
oITY 0R L~ANCAsTER.
saiurany Eyeaissas Nov. ;, 1853
From the seiuto Gazette.
SIARIAS


ron .
as gtesiOvs sa9oasn ~o.aa1s,
s snussuJs sh.n ~
Andtheir minlstrelsy repeat.
4. !
80 spon nv !"
:
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yrTReRApHTc fNTHLLIGENCR
ncstrucsiVc Fire at Akron--Etnn
sNri,ts Rurmed.

AKRON, Nov. 9.--Another big ERE last
nivht-Ftcessb ii lie Etna Mills entire
N destroying them. with aIarge lot Of nour
and wheat Also Finch,s planning Machine,
With a large lot Of dressed and undressed
the old Etna Furnace, aud J
Goods Dwelling and Grocery Store, Loss
aeavy. eEtna Mills property covered pref
" aNeIlby insurance. Finch insured only
building and machinery, witch
will not cover. one quarter the loss.
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q
TESTIMONY OF A PHYSICIAN.

MEssRs, BAKER& Co.: Dear Sirs-The public gen.
arally are fully aware OF the thousands OF remedies
tor diseased Lungs, under the titles Of SarsApsrilas,
Pills, Pastors, Liniments, ETC., that are daily brought
to their notice through the newspSpers. by way IL
advertisements NY object In writing this note tot
publication, is'to induce the pubic, or Il least those
are afliced Gfthey will use patent medieinel to
use one that contains articlesof REAL USE In PrLhao.
DIsEAsEs. lam conscious that, In 90 doing
am acting most unprofessienslly, and d~erogstosY Of
the interests OF medical science and the regular Prae-
titioners Of medicine. .es FE8
The Medicine to which refer is CDR. HALI,'s 1AL-
large number of cases, and ALWAYS WITH srecRss.
One case in particular, to which J wish now to refer,
was GIVEN .UPby several physicians who had bs~n
called in consultation with myself. The .patient iai
all the symptoms Of confirmed consumption, sish %
cold night sweats, hectic lever. hartssing cough. with
CONTINUED pain in the lobe Of the right In, 4, attended
with severn diarrhelN lie cornmeheed ifnnedi. 80
10 get better by the use ofthe above,nsmed medieins.
and was soon restored tosshis usuaihealth! Ihaye slso
found DR. HALlys BALsAAt the most valuable Expsc.
|torapt for breaking up distressing coughs and colds
that have ever used. W. ID. WRIGHT, NJ d. -
MORE PHYSICIANS TESTIMONY.
We,the undersigned, Physicians OF Cincinnati. eers
fifty that Dr.. Wright's statements are entitled to the
fullestsconidence ofthe public, and can fully corrobo.
rate whathe has said, having used Mr.. HAAS ,AAh.
SAM In q number Of cases, with the happiest sffettt!
J.. S4LAWSON, NJ D.. 81
WM C. SMITH. M. D..
A~ J.I JOHNSON, NJ. M y
The Genuine signed 40. r. BAKER u Cor t1ea
For sale by o. w. Kremer and L. l.. Sloeum, Lam
easter. March II, 1854
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HLNMNu..
Mt Sin IL never at a stay: IL we do not
retract from H., we shall advance in it; and
the further onwe go, the more we have
to come back,
srNcE the new divorce bin went into op.
GRAFTON. marriages are placed under the head
Of limited partnerships.
0tTH you want q favor of a man, laugh
at his jokes, If tnerc be anything that
the whole human family have a weakness
for, Il IL to pass for wits. Z
6yHenry Hopkins of Providence, died
of hy,lrophobia last week, He was bit by Q
dog three month"; ago.
0TIIow many hats cover a multitude Of
sins and worthless heads; and how many
plated shirt bosoms cover a cold, hollow
cavern. where there ought to be a heart.
6AyThs New Jersey Art Union has been
dissolved, In consequence OF the decision
Ia the case of the New York Art Union.
TnE MAYuRo OF a certuin provincial town
oonceiving that the CLAUSE was in The plura
number, always talked OF a clalO In al Acto
Parliament.
TIE yellow fever, II Is said, has ag in rc'
appeared at Pensacola.
SrRoNe efforts arc making 10 Georgia 10
send Gov. Cobb to the U. s. Senate.
JsrSR Henry Barkly was installed OF
the 9Th, as Governor Of Jamaica.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10
JoH N 6
ATTORNEY At LAW.

In Room above PhiladeIphia COmmission
store. Main STREET, Lancaster, ohio,
WILLS give special attention to the collection Of
w notes and accounts; Preparing abstracts oftitle
10 lands. proceedings In partition; sales OF lands by
Administrators and Guardians and aceountsfor settle
ment Of Estates, etc. His charges will be moderate.
March 81, 1859.
.uEasle and Telegraph copy year 'nd eharse
this office.
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@We contend that the county JUST.
LIZ and HONESTLY, OWES 10. for I4u
QUIRES Of BLANKS At the rate OF 75cts
per quire.-Eegk.
Kthat is the case, you then "justly and
honestly owe the county t,osaiy.kus cents
for every quire Of Asssssors' blanks you
printed prior to 1881 as you charge one dol
lar instead Of ssetsB.fpf csats per quire.-
Don't yoathink yon have admitted ou,sslf
ldishonssti.
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-Lo0K Ar TMIsl
The Cheal HMM aFs StOEe,

sHLniSo eHEArrR THAN y OTTER
HoosE TX ONO, ron eAsH'
uapr 4. ....nrsS md NOW vpenInr.
nSs& pss ~. rseea $50 SSSrsi r--st4l
$500 11.sun IA Atncrfsm Hardware,
lasnt o sssIsn. uefnl.n !. sseS 5;rs.l 6on ~
!. : Y s sssI imnorteys. These goods
naps,sssu sne i9's .-Sh TSfst care. ana ntverv
nAve-o.rn fuSnsssu "Hn h,rs ~ tskesthe lad
iss bSliHts H. wnsn "A ~ GSussSter. His stock Il
~ 1870. ~ H. I.nraater. and con,
ny ~ 49, y ~ ypsi;ne.
:" Ok OK anaSa' Nv o.iVEcrrssss scvthes:
~ g
. p.n.nb ss..,as.
q !. M ronn Scv.he.,
. sa ~ ~. nth seSthes.
1919 go, R.ltes: t~sGat&
:. 60 ltina Fofkv.
easu hn.s
"a S;sties
g,sS "a. s.,fsd tr.ee chains:
~ P..t 49, "a nIov hsIness: 81
%, . Breast chains;
on IocL chains:
~ IosA .Snins. =
,,,,,,o sssss ~ otbay sood, ~ Which the ,ttan.
49, AZ r r,aeys 4 esueciafiv diracked. for tho viii
! ,vei ~ ssll AMI Bopa hsfore thev pnrchas 81 eIss.
90 wen : ~ = r;1 .,Yo werav Nv ~
w i; = o,JJs- p ROPE has nyoy;asd , general as
.os,sars e. ne sAn6IERS Of avery ~yariety Of
Goods in thoir line Of business, such as Psd.hooks,
Hooos ~ M,i,.. "a ps"ach;nr p;nss korv. brnss
, seade's s;Iysr "A Hrsss SR;ns. Rssss and Silver
I p,mG.s e. nFava,v 49, 81 Harness.. long and
%yntt ton rcssh Hsr,sss So' ,ilver ana brass plated
usynass, 4 3 4 and d long snot. and an overplsted
tisnos ssddistss ninsh s;lJ AZ hng skin seating:
osnsS Thraads q AiioSs Tani. cfayeyg description.
70 wn,e IN T nsSsss sir I st 0aee eooss from I. BOPF, As
he Is d~eferminedto sell Ssddlery 4 Hardware chesP-
eT than was ever heard Of before in these parts:
And now for the BUGGY. N CARRlAGE
BUILDERS; in this lice p. B0PE Of lancaster, can
not be excelle1 anywhere in the west. He has on
hand--40 hides Patent Dash Leather,
so pieces Coach Lace,
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NEW GOODg.

SUPERioRn QUALIFY & cHEAP ii PRICES
VNTE are now in thefeceipt OF our New Spring
wv and Summer Stock of Goods, IN all their
eariety, in the
DRY GOODS. QUEENS AND GLASSWARE,
SHOE AND HARDWARE LINES. &c. SC.
which we offer to the public as the most interesting
and cheapest stock of Goods brobghtto this msftsf,
to which we invite the public attention, and which
tre tpiH sell on the most reasonable terms, At the Old
Store. Room, first doore East ofthe Swan Hotel. !.
WHITE. Jr. & JULIAN. w
Lancaster, Apr'l27, 1858. d&wamBls
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Nc1xs From <

BALTIMORE, Nov. 3.-By mail we have
New Orleans papers Of Friday.
Adyices IRON Mexicb say that Gen Cad
son Is getting along smoothly with santa
Anna. II has been agreed that neither
A American or Mexican troops shall occupy
the Mesilla Valley, while the negotiations
are pending. A good feeling seemed TO
prevail towards the United States.
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r11E CASH

A IL persons indebted to the Subscriber for sub
"A s%cription to the Gazette, advertising or job.work,
pfiof to The 9Th OF May last. ars respectfully in
formed that they are now expected to make imme.
can no longer wait for the money. An immediate
compliance with this request, will say time. trouble
expense and bard feeling. GEORGE WEAVER
September %, 1853. y Hss t-C
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Wasutssros, Nov. S.-The State De

WAsuiseros, Nov. s.-Thc State De-
partmenlha been advised that Mr.. Bel
mont had brought the case Of Capt Gibson
before the government at the Hague, and
1t Is probable that the matter would be sat,
isfactorally settled. Mr.. Gadsen has been
instructed to demand Of the Mexican Cow
erumcnt redress for INJURIES committed
some time 9 on Consul Rice, at Ac-
apulco. Martin Van ,Buren has not been
appointed Umpire for tho mixed Commits
sion to London. n.y.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10

"MEpnE LEADS THR CotUns."-So says
tho Eagle; but what 10 the factF The gal
liant Colonel falls behind his ticko, ID this
county about Gay votes, and Ia. tho State
about Too thousand. Thss Is leading the
column with q vengeance. With all his
boosted popularity, no could not get the To-.
eofoeo strength In HE own .eOonty, where
evsryqsr ri ieas made to get votes,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10
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JACOB p. BECK.

ptff JACOB r. BECk.
III Asjuat opened en- entire new stock Of Spring
N aud summer Goods, In thastoro room late
iy occupied by o. W. Kremer, one door west OF Sam
uol Bcery 's Grocery, Main Street, Lancaster. The
stock consists In part OF
CLOTHS, cAssrMEREs. SATTiNETs.
yestings, leans, v~slve,s, Delains, curtains, Cling,
hams, Lawns, Fancy PIints, Mualins bloGched AMI
brown, Tcking, Bagging, etc.
HARDwARE, oUEENswkRE q GROCERIES
SnalaSt, but no, least, a splendid assortment OF
READY MADE CLOTHING,
ofall styles and ortho best make. wouldrespectful
ly invita- my friends aud the public In general to Civ,
me 4 call and examine my stock before purchasing, a
I can ~oonvince any one that this Ia tho place to pur
chase goods II the lowest rates In the city. IN,
goods wore purchased IL the lowest cash prices Il
The East, and WIN be sold very low. Cali and exam
NJ ashp sIdiO Wheat. Country produce tAe
In exehanee for Goods. JE. BECK.
Lancaster, April q, 1853 wsm6o