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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-05
O baltimore

BALTIMORE, May 3.-The bridge of the
Baltimore and Susquehanna Railroad, five
miles from this city, was burned down yes
terday morning, which will interrupt the
freight business two days.
The printers in Sherwood's Office, in Bal
timore, struck to-day and made an attack on
the employer, and forced him to fly for pro-
lection.
BALTIMORE, May 2.--Galveston dates tc
the 2ist N are received. The Austin
State Gazette says the Indians are becom'
ing decidedly hostile. On the 9th Of March
Major Tabley had a difficulty with Wasocs
and recently a party of Wichtors having
come in at Fort Belknap, were detained az
prisoners. At night the chief, after muir
leriug his own vile and children, rose upoi
the guard with his warriors, nine in mum
her, killingthe sentinel, and wounded anott'
er soldier. The chief was kiiled-ali tn
warriors escaped.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, May 3.-The Cabinet held
an Executive session yesterday. All that
is known of their labors is the appointment
Of "a few postmasters in New York. Capt.
H. l.. Scott, son-in-law of Gen. Scott, has
been appointed Inspector General of the
Army. John s. Anable, Hunker, has
been appointed Postmaster at HUDSON, and
Pease, So(t-Sheil, Postmaster at Pough-
k~erpsie. All the Poslmastcrs in New
York State have been appointed except at
Albany, Troy, Sondusky and Buffalo.
WASHINGTON, May 2.-The Union Of this
morning denies that its recent article justi-
fees the course Of Gov. Lane, and says moth
ing but a very stringent necessity can justi-
fy Lanes interference in a difficulty which
properly belongs to the State Department
as a subject Of negotiation, having for It's OBJ
ject u new joint commission for the satisiac-
tory performance of u task simple enough or
iginally, but which the late administration
after four years Of futile effort and a vas
expenditure of money, left unfinished and il
an embarrassed condition.
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New York Marker.

New YORK, May 3.-FIour. State 4,62 to
4,75; Ohio, AIS to 5-demoDd active; South
ern, 5,l2k-fair demand. Wheat. purchas-
ers demand concessions but are not gener-
ally conreded. Curn com mixed 65c;yellow
6s-holders demand an advance which is
not generally conceded. Coffee, Java ia;
Rio 81 to 9sc-steady, Molasses, Orleans
28c to 2Gc; Muscavado 27c-moderate. Su.
gar, Maraicabo, ste; Orleans, Al TO 4Jc-
firm. Whisky, prison, 22lc-insctive. Mes,
Pork. 1915: prime, ~I3,37-easier. Mess
Beef, l3-limited; Beefhams I41-duli.-
Shoulders 81; Hams 81. Lard per Dbl, 81
to lO--depressed. Cloverseed nominal a
4,56. Cotton has declined }.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-05
Eh:lni,a EertIGcatr.

Another great cure by using the 0xygeraied Bittcfs.
BURLGxGroS. Vermont, November II, 1851.
Aiessrs. Reed, Gates Il Austin-I suffered for about
q year previous to last spring, from a deranscmen;
Of the action of the heart, which like most others
similarly afflicted, | supposed to be an organic disease.
Having learned, no Sever, from several physicians,
that it was very common Tor thos5 who la5ored un-
uer arrangements ofthe heart to fsnsy them organic
while they are, 10 a great majority Of cases, merely
the result Of sympathy with imperfect DIGESTION, and
having seen the Oxygenated Bitters highly recon.
mended for use in such cases, ! procured and used
single botte G, with entire success.
The disagreeable symptoms speedily disappeared
and | have never, except in one ortw instance ,easi
ly accounted for, had any recurrence of them, an,
when they Occurred, were easily removed by a sin
gle dose of the Bitters.
Being real of opinion that this medicine is OF I'm
questionable value, as a cure for dyspepsia, lin whicI
opinion | am happy to know that I agree with man.
intelligent physiciSns,O ] have no hesitation in per
hitting this certificate to be used in any way tha
will promote its more general use.
+. A. STANSBURY Editor Of the Burlington Coui
REED, AUSTIN. & CO., Wholesale Druggists, n,
26, Merchants Row Boston. General Agents.
Price, 81 par bottle; six bottles for So.
1pril %. SOLD by KAUFFMAN & co.., Lancaster.
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Sale of Real Estate by Order of Court.

an Saturday, the 1lth day Of June, A. D, 1853. be
Otween the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and 4 O'Clock
P. NJ, at the door Of the Court House. in the city oil
Lancaster, will be sold to the highest bidder the re.
naming interests Of Nicholas Stazel and Henry Sta.
eel, ~(miners) being two uniiviled thirds Of the fol
lowing real estate, subject to the life estate Of Dor
oths 3leckler in the entire tract, 10 wit: Situate in
theE county Of Fairfield. Ohio, and being a part of the
Sotth half Of section No %, in township No l6, o.
range Nc 10. bounded as follows:
Beginning at the North East corner Of a tract
Of land conveyed to Rudolph Shadd, which sale
corner is 10 chains and 81 links East from the North
west corner OF said halt section: thence East with
the half section inc 80 chains and 10 links to a post
the Northeast corner of The original tract owned BY
Henry Bowman: thence South II chains and 30 ink,
to a post: thence west 20 chains and 3 links to a pos
on Rudolph Shadd's line: the nee north II chains snC
IS links to the place of beginning, containing So 50
100 acres, ard being same land conveyed by Geergt
Bowu and wife to John Nicholas Stazel by doeC
dated August u. lS43. Appraised at $l4 per acre.
Teymp Of sale-one- third in hand, one-third in on,
year and The remainder IN two years, with iu.eres,
% deferred Payments hom day Of sale; -rr
CyhrdiBn Of Nicholas Stszel and Henry Stszel.
! MsyG 1855 62-0S.
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CLAY TMuSTEE

For the benefit Of our rearers OF hne stoek,.we copy
the following from the Lexington (Kentueky) o.
serrcr end Reporter:
C2ay Trustee This fine stallion snsrecently been
purchasedb By Mr., JohnV Fearse, oil Lancaster, Onlo,
,ybcrs he has beeu taken and will hereafter make his
stand. This horse was bred by the late Hon, Henry
Cav. at Ashland. and is certainly in point OF blood,
size, appearance snd action one of the finest horses
cver raised in Kentucky. He is one of the best sons Of
,ha ;,nnorted stallion Trugtee, whose fame Is Only
BOUNDED by the Limits of the Union (his colts having
distinguished themselves both on the turfand in tho
harness from New York TO New orleSns) and his
dam was Mr.. Gays splendid imported mare Lazy
scott bv Androssan, of England. We congratulate
The lovers Of the fine horse in the State Of Ohio upon
This invaluable accession to their blooded stock, and
are sure that they have never had a more elegant
and useful horse Among them.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-05

Hardware, Cutlery, .Sc.-See the adver-
tisements of Messrs. Efinger, White g. Lat
ia. They are just opening a large and mag
-niicent assortment, which embraces every
thing in their line usually called for in this
locality. IT quite certain that their bust
ness has increased every year, owing to the
fact that they advertise literally, sell cheap
and are clever fellows. To meet the grow
ing demand, they have purchased this spring
more largely than ever, and are determined
to sell at the lowest prices.
N. B. Their stock Of Cutlery is Of the
best kind,
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steamer Occnn wave Bnrned.

New YORK, May 2.-Thc steamer Ocean
Wave, on Lake Ontario burned about o.
clock on Saturday morning, 30 miles above
Kingston, on her passage to Ogden sburg.
OF SO passengers and crew, % were saved,
including Capt. Wright, Mate and Purser.
When the fire was discovered, the boat was
u miles from shore. The upper deck was
wholly consumed in Is minutes. The hui
drjfted off the shore and went down in :
hours. Those that were saved wore picket
up by boats passing. The boat was owne
by the Northern Railroad Company Of Og'
denburg-fully insured.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-05

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT of parents who use YER
mifuge composed of caster oil, calomel. etc. are not
aware that while thay appear to benefit the patient,
they are actually laying the foundation for a Sc
ries OF disease, loss of sight, weakness Of limbs etc.
In another column will be found the advertisement
of Hobenssck's Medicines, TO which we ask the atten-
ton Of all directly interested in their own as well as
their children's health. In liver Complaints and a !
disorders arising from those OF a bilious type. should
mike use Of the only genuine medicine, Hobensack'r
Liver Pill.
lJ.'Be mol deceiued." but ask for Hob nsack's
Worm Syrup and Liver Pi Is, and observe that each
has the signature of the proprietor, N. Hobcnsacki
as none else are genuinely. Y. Express.
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PREAm ARRIVAL.


DHllJJ hiniab ~ JbllN L1ONo,
HAYISG purchased he iaierezt Of Nr. J.roH
u PIopF ihule Igg Goods busissSI. W tho Mae-
cracker Room, one door Wesfef 1Iesgns. RsBer and
Knfrs sfone. AI9ia SbSrf, Lglcesisy. OhtO, aud
having sdid thgreto slargs atsortn'ent 81
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
se,ee,od with ihe create, caro- id tho HsAqrn eL
ties, rcspoctfnlls solicit , shArs Of public patTonagu
Their stocx consists In part a. follows:
LADtes' DRKss GoODs. such a. Dsreges, GiEsharg,
lawns, ~calicOes, silks, Sstip, linen iufrcs, Aipaea,
do Ianeg. etc The above asssftmeht consists ii eve
nv variety Of tna latest aud nIDsf beaat ifgL 81, ies,ard
will be sold a. low asst any house 10 Fl:raed county
GtsTLsMEN's DE- Ess GOoDs, such a. el5ihs, ca.
| ,imsres. salinsts JEAN q nbrooms hastings. tgaeis,
Iinen, plain and bald, tsiiied hohegln cSn,lst. etc,
cashmere, satin, Sill AID Marseillcs Y.stines. TitiT
assortment Of CLOrHs AND C4ssEdEERs Is ofMe 6eSi
and sios. durGLLe kiads, Thur assortment a. SuM.
,frn WnAn is composed Of the latest nd mfsi
fashionable v7yfefy, hisd embi sc,S sim0 { every do
scri, ton. IL addition to the above hey Aave tho
usual AssnrtIno ont Of Nusiina, Drilling, Sht eff g,1ick.
ing, Umbrellas and Psrasols, 10 81 ihsir vsi ie les
fna assorm ~ Of the StosF FAsmoSABLl BoE
sETs, of I'll qualities, Misses Bonnsts ard Flats
! Nen and Bows Palm Legf and LegA0rH HAS.
largo assortment Of Boots md Stoes. Gai Tiers an,
BusLfas. Also, all other articles usually fo3nd IN
| Dry Goods store. together with q large assortment Q
lQtEENSWARE, cry cheap
The citizens Of Fairfield and adjoining counties ar
respectaml y invited to cal! ard examine the abov
stock OF Goods Every effort wiIi be made to pleas
them as TO variety, quality and TO price.
mr. Ne invite our AumiSh iTien Is 90 call, Is "
have been careful to purchase goods 70 suit them A.,
Sugar, Coffee and all kfed' IF Spicss al all thr'
on hand
We invite the attention of colpiry merchants
our stock Of Dry Goods. which ~e are prepared 10 Sc
to them al prices which cannot fail to please
rPCash paid for Wheat. Rye, Corn, Oats and Woo
Lancaster, April 10, 1863
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MARROW EscArE.--Wheh the up train,
yesterday, was rounding n curve. near Love-
lands, a boy apparently asleep, was discov-
cred, rs the Engineer thinks, on one of the
cross tics, and when first seen, the COW
catcher was within II few feet Of him. it
was too late TO reverse the engine, and to
whistle would arouse the boy, and most
probably end in death, in the struggle to es-
cape. The train passed over him and was
stopped, when the boy was found sitting up,
unhurt, between the cross-ties, with u sim
pie, but much bewildered smile playing up
on his face. The boy was quite small anu
alone. HIS name was not lcarned.-Hu2S.
borough Gdz.
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TrrEaRAPH1C INTErIIaEHcr.
ArrIYnI or lI,e RalfIc.

PHIADELpHIA, Nay 1.-The Baltic arFiv-
ed at New York on Sunday evening, with
advices from Liverpool TO the 18th.
CONFERENCE.-The cotton market was
depressed by tho Asia's news Fl6uS-.-.a
large business was doing In Pennsylvaniu,
at 23s. Corn unchanged Yellow---n poor
supply at 32s; white 3Is.-market frm.-
Wheat unchanged. McHenry quotes an
advance of ID, and firm. Beef and pork dull.
Lard firm. Tallow---speculqiive demand,
with un upward tendency. Richardson g.
Brothers quote wheat unchanged, with a
fuir consumptivc demand. Corn advanced
81; white 26s to SOS; yellow 2Gs to 3ls.-
Flour commands full rates.
The Kossuth uffair remains unexplained.
Kossuth is apparently gniitIess. Hale, the
ostensible owner Of the factory, threatens
to prosecute the Government. Meantime
the munitions have been seized and deposit
ted at Woolwich arsenal. A motion 10 the
House of Lords to inquire into the ystem o
education at Maynooth College was mega
tived by ITO against So.
The Chancellor Of the EXchequer says thu
revenue for the financial year exceeded tn
estimate nearly a million and a half sterling
and the expenditures have laIlen short of tn,
estimates f3s7 900, leaving, with the sur
plus revenue, an overplus Of E2,426, 900.
There will be no fete at Paris on the ST
Of May.
Revenue returns show an augmenta,iot
on the quarter.
; Trade in Paris is moderately active.
The Emperor wants to remove the ashe
Of the first Napoleon from the Invalides
Y the Church Of st. Denis, the burial place
= the sovereigus of France.
: An application has been made to the Au:
. trian Government for the remains OF NupC
d leon III, and it is said the request will b
complied with.
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From, New orleans.

New ORLEANS, April 2S.--A commercial
house connected with the West, failed here
a few days ago. Liabilities said to be $780,
600.
Mr.. Slidell was elected Senator to-day by
three majority over Mr.. Hunt, (Whig.)
A young man by the name of Taylor, a
clerk in the house Of Hobbs & Co., shoe
dealers, was murdered by n courtezan, last
night, while in bed, and horribly mutilated,
The cause assigned is jealousy, because
Taylor was about being lawfully married tc
another Woman.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-05

PROVIDENCE, May lst.-Mr. Bartlett, late
Commissioner ofthe Mexican Boundary Sur
vey, has addressed communication Of two
columns in length to the Providence Journal,
in reply to the proclamation of Governor
Lane of New Mexico. Mr.. Bartlett cor.
reefs the most important statements of Gov,
Lane, and shows the Valley of the Mecillo
has been in the undisputed possession Of
| Mexico and under the jurisdiction of the
State of chihuahua. The same paper viii
publish tomorrow information read from
high authority, that the King of the Sand
wich Islands has made a strong appeal tc
the United States Government for protec
ton against the designs of France, which
clearly threatens the s~ubjugation of his do
main,
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fsNNiNsON s IisUUr .


~ ESPECTFuLLf aIiro>. tEe cit,zrbs of Lln
III easier aud vicinity 1t iir %I'llp~ins style;
Oh things ar- p f,s'i-ail Ihiiss are new
New Firm. uew Steak. ues Bar AIMS tnu.
Ash wiki Wl.y RssIxs"S & TkAur
Hive jriad il.rir skill. ind it= hb1u';
And each, a %sifieni Tnof aInrner.
Oiliciules 1T ScnTiEtD's CdgyTT.
Where Min anal gay Cola a5as meet.
lH hustle aml ia eUilcnrd meet.
Just opIH,-iie the g%lorIus 'SrGE.'
Where SumIp pruytdcs inr ihr,e ahd mall
Tier, hangs their Sos" a sign of good
tn rniks rf ev'ry hue md t4rnn;
There irasl- la prove The Bari's crrnlneulinss,
Aud gel the host Of 'sr4 rshtaiinzs'
There GrSts The Dpuis anal Sloes iuay insi
Ia ,ie So the iuut IS well as mind,
Ia tramp lie srresis s. b city 1T,
Or walk iuun ii Irly's heart,
OF Boots. tire Gr,ls. anl seconds, tl,irdS,
That cle,k u nu.ic Ike Ire bstds:
The Congress. wlinse eualnrltiug shines
Like sparks al wii in ptel's IN :.
Md TAKE he sisAe-nnNs iivAifegs lon'i ir0Wn-
From r,'ry other hu.al Ia Inwn;
Aud selling low with speed %sn'!hue.
Nav make sn,ue more ihyiy jso;s" IN tow1t
Tury Iii the L,pHs. t'r. With t-asc.
A fit tn slime. q ia t' please.
Rui not that III Aliicll Ccispi. scorus,
TlfIt ral-es GrHtil liId russ curus.
The st,nk IA other tnck behind.
The fiinnus Bnnz'Ia and JeHny l.indi
Tie Buskins ti5ti bu, lu~ III prize,
That act the grirrl1i feet oil meet
The single AID tiird rf'!e suid.
Which Charm like CaliCrruir gni'i;
The Patent Calf and Bnitnn B Ui~.
Which shoot old Germ i,-l"rr he sh0ots;
The CATERS nI the , iii 'rrHt kinds
To crafty the varirs,s Ulml,;
The Fiench Nrc,rcn ar Ndhe Such,
Aud famous rhiindelp Iii t'r!i
For BOYS mud GiRLs the very Thing
=. Their custom, aud their ci,i Ia bring:
And Findings e. the very hrst.
Bat CALL and ascertain the rect.
=. II lind That out-nf truth no seoriinr%
Aud find ". IN. ut S~COEIELD'S CORNER!
Innrmtnr Anil IL liza
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H. G. Farrelrs Genuine Arabian Linimsnt

ry4The triumphant success Of the Great Arabian
Remedy for man and beast III. G. FARRELL's cELE-
nRArED ARABIAN LININtENr, is causing counterfeits
to spring up all over the country spreading their
bane(ul influence over the land, robbing the pockets
of the honest and unsuSpecting, by imposing upon
them worthless aud poisonous trash, for the genuine
II. q. FARRELL'S Arabian Liniment. Fellow citizens!
Look wei before you buy, and see that the label ofthe
bottle has the letters II. o b, fore FarfslPs, for Tit
has not, it is counterfeit. The label around each bot
tie ofthe genuine Liniment reads thus, III. q FAR
RELL's GELS BBArED LISINIENT;' and the signature
Of the proprietor, is written upon the label also, and
these words are blown in the g'ass bottle, "H. q. FAR
refl's Arabian Linimeut, Peoria"
The daring bo'dnesS of the recreant who would de-
ceive the people by imposing upon them worthless
trash, Tor a realy genuine and good medicine, thus
not only cheating them oftheir money, but that viii h
is far dearer-their health--ought to be held to scorn,
and receive the contempt his ~dastardly spirit merits.
Let every one then who regards his own health, and
wishes truth and honesty to triumph over deception
and rdScdlity, put his heel on al base fnpoSiti0nS, and
upholdth I which is Just and right. The genuine II
G. Farrcll's Arabian Liniment has proved Itself to be
the most remarkable medicine known for the cure oil
rheumatism neuralgia pains, wherever COATED, sPrsins
bruises, hardened humps, burns, wounds corns, chron
ic sore and weak eyes, lama back, otc. etc; and is an
~effectral remedy for horses and catte in the cure o.
sweeny, distemper, lameness, dry shoulder. sp'int
wounds, etc. etc and will a ways stop the further pro
gress Of poll. evil, fstula, ring one and blood SPAWN
II used in the beginning.
LOOKOUT FOR COUNTERFEITS!
The public are cautioned against another counter
felt, which has lately made its appearance, called W
u EdrreWs Arahtan Lfnimcnt the most %dangerou
Of all the counterieits, because his having the nam
Of Fsrrell, many will buy in good faith, without tn
knowledge that a counterfeit exists, and they will per
haps only discover their error when the spurious mix
ture has wrought its evil effects.
Inc genuine article is manufacture only by II. G
fdrren sole inventor and proprietor, and wholesaI
druggist. NO. IA Main street, Peoria, Illinois, to whor
alt applications for Agencies must be addressed. B
sure You getit Within letters H. @ before Farrelri
thus-H. q: FARRELLS-and his ~signntuue on tn
wrapper, all others are counterfeits.
Sold by G. KAUFMAN & co., Lancaster
and by regi ariy authorized agents throughout the I
nited States. Price % and so cents, and $r y bottl,
AGENTS WANTED in every town, village an
ham, ct IN the United States. in which ore 10 not a
ready established. Address II. g. Farrell as allow
accompanied with good reference as 10 charecfer.rs
sponsibnity, etc. April 70 .
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Cincinnati Market.

CIKcINSAr1. May 3-M--River fallen 81
feet the last 81 hours. Flour fair at at.
vanced rates: sales Of 800 bills at 3,75 for
common, 3,9O@4 for extra; Provisions
steady; Lard ole for prime Dbl, Zoe for kegs;
sales of 5000 pieces plain Bacon hams at
DC. Groceries quiet; 100 hhds low fair to
fair Sugar at 4,50 to 4.90; Molasses 26c;
Coffee 81 to l0l.
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" w CAsM STORE.
JACOB + BECK.

JACOB I BECK.
HI Just opened an ontirc new stock Of Spring
M and Summer Goods, in the store room late
uel Beery's Grocery, Main Street, Lancaster. The
stock consists in part of
CLOTHS. CASSlMERES, SATTlNETS,
vestings, Jeans, Velvets, Delsins, curtains, Cling,
hams, Lawns, Fancy Prints, Muslins bleached and
brown, Ticking, Bagging, etc.
HARDWARE. QUEENSWARE GROCERIES
and last, but not least, a splendid assortment of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
of all STYLES and Of the best makes / would respectful
ly invite my friends andthe public in gcneralt 70 give
me a call and examine my stock before purchasing as
| can convince any one that this is, the. place to pur
chase goods at the lowest rates in the city. Th'
goods were purchased at the lowest cash, prices IL
the East, and will be sold very low Call and exam
inc for Yourselves.
nPCash paid for Wheat Country. produce taker
in EXCHANGE for Goods. JF. BECK,
Lancaster, April q, 1858 w3noO
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From New York.

New YORK, May 3.-The Methodist Con-
ference at Ipsing Church, yesterday, adopt
ed a series of resolutions strongly against
slavery. and against admitting any more
shareholders into the church, and amending
the discipline SO as to prohibit the reception
of Shareholders into communion with the
Methodist Episcopal Church. They also
endorse the Maine Law, and resolved to
send five delegates to the Worlds Temper
nnce Convention.
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IERREOTYPES.

TIME subscriber is prepared 10 execute pageur.
obtai,cd 4 irhoie or mammoth Apparatus of a suPe-
rior kind, with which he can take Dsguerreotyes
sbout hall as large as life, and warrants satisfaction
in every case. lie viii keep on hands almost every
Persons wishing Daguerreotypes and all others
are respectfully invited to call and examine his sPe-
cimens. ,
T. S. Instructions given in this, the most beautiful
and fascinating of all arts, upon the most reasonable
terms.
Rooms In Mr.. G;esv's Frame Building. Entrance
one door West Of the Hooking Valley Bank.
Lancaster. March is, 1853 r.. B.
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CInycI;,nd Marker.

CLEVELAND, Stay s.-Therc appears to be
more frmness in Flour, Wheat and Proyis-
ions. Steamers news per Baltic quotes
flour advanced, Wheat frmer, Corn doing
better. Wheat, Sales 1900 bush white a.
float at 100000 bu mixed Northern 92c;
previous to steamers news. Holders OF
wheat have advanced prices. Flour, No
sales this morning and we quote extra 4,75i
fancy 4,37k, strait brands held at 4,25.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-05

A REBUKE.-A day or two since, a gen.
teely dressed man, and having all the ap-
pearance of a gentleman, walked into the
bar room of one of our most respectable he
tells, and perhaps, by way of showing his
consequence, strutted about the room, ask
ing questions, and interlarding his language
with any amount of oaths, especially annoy
ing 10 the landlord and several other persons
present. The landlord at last went TO him
and quietly calling him aside, told him thai
the language he was using was exceedingly
disagreeable in that place-fnrther tha'
there was a private room, particularly fitted
up, which was called the "swearing room,'
and ifhe would only go there he might swea
to his hearts content. The stranger tool
the rebuke kindly, and no more swearing
was heard from his lips at that time.---Cin
Gaz.