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II. S. Homer, who has been for seven years
past the editor the Toledo oho) Blade has iet that
raper. Hon J K Williams succeeds hun as editor
tits estimated that the railroad from Louis
vile 60 Memphis will cost 22OO per mile
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HOUSE-FURNISHING.

4 'ROCkERG, CHINA and GLASSWARE reg
" HOUSE FURNISHING ARTTcLEs.-SAMUEL f. IsE
MOORE co. % sUt. sosts 81 H.
TO No 20 Camp street. and are daily additions 1
already large supply Of this line, eamprsiug-
ENGLISH AMI FRENCH CHINA DINNER and TEA SETS plain
white
FRENCH ENGLISH aud AMERICAN GLASSWARE, Of ich cut
moulded and plain psternH.
WHITE SfuNE CHINA DINNER and TEA SETS, Sc
sut he family Manufacturers Eng
land.
TOILET SETS white aui ornanenttd, patterns.
SOLAR LAMPS. hftn1ei snd gilt
FRENCH NDpERA ATOR LAMPS, BRONZED and OgN AMEN TED
CHINA.
PLANisED WARE s.ch as Chatting she's Coffee and Tea
TINS p4ser Dishes Coffee Tea pts Egg Boilers Soup
with hot water hudor. Cake and jpiiy Ntpulds,
IVORY HANDLE KNIVES aud FORKS, and KNIVES alone.
SILVER PLATED TABLE and TEA SPOONS and FORKS. ETC.
SILVER PLATED CASIORS, lAPAN TEA TRAYS. BRITANNIA
METAL WARES, CAhDLEaTlCNs, LAMPS, CAS1oRS SPOONS,
TABLE AND DOOR MATS, KNIFE BASKETS FIRE IRONS,
other es q the best quality,
found in this EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT.
large stack OF WHITE, OPAQUE and COMMON CRoCkERY
Al Wholesale. "
t5 We Yoods Of charge part OF cty
keep portion stock for the purpose anirg families
where than hS usual supply ined.
SmdGW
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SUNDRIES-Landing ex ships Reporter,
~ Serefnpore, Coambiana and Uneorn-
MAChEREL- 800 bnis Large No. 3:
PICkLED HERR INGS-lg0 bills ara);
CDbFISH-5iO boxes Extra Whitel:
HERRlsGS-310 b01ss 81 called md NJ. /;
SOAP-l009 bores, various qual'tes:
JAVA COFF FEE-g5t bags Odd tso7eruulen);
PEPPER-4 $50 tags Heavy sumstfa;
CRANBERRiES-l00q a.. hbls Curt. d Co.'s;
TEAS-le0 pkgs Pouehong ImIe erial Ggnp powdsr.
and Ynung Eys5n
SPLIT PEAS-5G hall 6his
PEARL BARLEY-iG0
T0gACcO-i5f packages (E. Goodwin's.
Matches 20 cases (Braees Eztfa); -
ALE ant PCRTER-s1
CRUSHED aod POWDERED stjaAR ARs-I5O pkz..:
SPERM CANDLES-40O boxes Ne Bedford;
For sale ty J. CARTFP 4
and s a. Tebd.n5 a.. ,t,as..
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SLAVES-SLAVES.

NEGROES FOR SALE.-We will receive %
and fer Tor sale few days well known stand, &
NU GRANiER STHEEI savGrI choice selected III
lots OF VIRGINIA md KENT LkN NEGROES. -AsI.
We offer Inducements in the Of low prices but
b4 they will be- deceived sell
n BWe employ Bokors the profits good Negtos viii
no Justly peuse. D. NJ, MATTHEWS,
c. N. RlLIIIEREOkn.
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STEAMSIIIPS-SIIIPS.
CILIT OthsN IN.
FOR CALIFORNIA, via VERA ..csSYa,

EUR UALIFORNIA, via VERA rs6Y3,
CRUZPefsouA drf1us proco oeinr California
do veaCaE Cit, Of ,pueo-1 .
ard magnificent tesmahp TEXAS hufrn liensy
eonmHnder will eay Ncvoeara of vesCn1 e isi and "a
every mouth AT ol actually, yus thr U. =. ht
ssge will leave vrIu' dasy tie CITY Of Mctro from gbHt
THE MEXICAN OCEAN MAIL AND INLAND CONF ANY vii
shortly The Road,
through % San Meanwhile on he
Pacific touch Acapuro parseugsta long
Ggiued. For tuTtheT tenafs, apply
HARRIs& a MORGAN, foot Of JuHsIreet,
mytsu opposite The Steariahip i.aipirr.
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GHLVESTON.

Will lieaye SUNDAY, November n, a O'Clock ~.
LOR ESTON ,lNDIANOLA ,PoRT fir,
LAVACA and MATAGORDA BAY-Rspmlar, ~ xAliiszel.s
kerorean' and Texas y Ma Line II w stsAaahs
The and magnificent steamship LOUISIANA, Jeremiah
Smith commander, u e.ve expressly trade
all Of tho vessels this e solid and inuea
dolbiy b.acei she medium of transportation
Freight ntiAno and lavaa will ba the whafses (sab
tnHgh.rage at Matsgoria ay) without charge ofeEh
pag, having erga ltats accommodations apply to
HARRIS a MORGAN foot of Jults street,
opposite the SteAmsLlp Lnhliug.
~ This line having established Pilot Pass Cayao Bar
viii hereafter nud under the ts
ts1
Willleaye WEDNESDAY, November %, at o'clort A. IL
FNOR GALVESTON, ,iNDIANoLA, ,PoRr -zfEEs
LAvhCA and MArAGORDA AY--I'egulat - -. -
Orleans and Texas United Si1" Mai ie Low
shps1he magnificent seanIsp 81 MExICD John Thantp.
n uhfT viii leave sboye landing
Inanola and LAyaa ubert to gherRc Naay9rin
ou extra charge For freight passage having superior
recommendation, apply
HARRIS d MORGAN, foot Of Julia street,
opposite the StehuslI laand
~ Tbs line having established s pilot Pass CAyAilo
" hereafter run IN and out under the Of It's
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TER.4 CRUZ.


Will leave THURSDAY. December La = o'cIo-K
ENOR VERA CRUX-U. s. Mail Line vcrE,y
The new and magnificent steamship TEXAS, .SNli4<sss
400 Drihunl Henry flh-
iboye punctuAly carrying the Y. :, Mas.
...R RRtsH of fasEAgs-...
~ 'IAs ana iound .f2s
GOODS oJt
~ Dor freight or pA'sage having sgsh accommodations
AMI stetraso paaengcfs, apply to
HARMS MORGAN foot Of Julia .tre.t,
opposite the Steamship Lsnding
Ir shippers must provide with the .sainr Bs "
Lpt ny, a. no other form viii Do signed
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United States Life Insurance Apnuitv and
D,, TRUST COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA.
> X. CRAWFORD, prealden
g 6, INLAY, Secretary
BRANCH OFFICE FOR THE SOUTH AND WEST
No. ts Camp streat, NewUrteaps
BENJAMIN FLORANEE, Agah1,
,s,- u. - i, ., hAkMoH pOASE, AEat. Agens
sne inoStlaNoihhr terms octl3 ~
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER % 1858.
MISCELLANEOUS. .

SUNDRIES-
~ CIRRANTs-20 casLsnew:
STRAW PAPER-5Ite resins.
PICKLES, PIE FRUITS AND KETCHuPs-4O0 bo1es;
sIAhCH-30o boxes, FoI's ani Prootor's Pearl
ONIONS--ilD 1hls Silver Skios;
6DSHEN BUTTER-6U frkss Chdise;
CkANBERRikS-ltOp psksgss whoes hEl-a anI quarters
nEasleOo paekag'E, assorted sizes, Green and Bask;
RED BEANs-5G b1ls.
For sals A. D. GRIEF A ca 40 and a Ola Ievee nl
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In STORE
u $50 bbls Supethre Fancy u s. FLOUR;
go boIes oGLEsBY's TOBACCO;
30 do. GIBBS'S
~ do. wlLLs's do.
nAlt chests
rs baskets CHAMPAGNE, For sale By
M T.. VI. DAILY, tout stFsst
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SUNDRlES, now Landing
~ ENGLISH DAIRY EsE-5l b9res:
BUCRWHEhT-50 ba1es
GOSHEN BUTTER-Sg frkn..
STRAW PAPER-200O reanns;
CANTON GIS6ER-sC eases
TNDfGD-5
SPLIT PEAS-5 aslf bbs;
LEtfON sYRUp-sO cases;
GDULEY's sud STOUGETOSiS BrTTFRs-i00 ea....
BROOAiS-l0' dozen; "
JAVA COZ FEE-2sp bags;
POUCHDsG 1EA-4O0 half ehess;
PiMENTO--.5
FIRE CRACKERS 800 boxes. .Fo Jv
nj T. J. HART n Co. 10
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Office Home Mutual Insurance Company

STATE OF LOUISIANA
FAElsH OnLkANs, City nj Esu Or.sns
Bs reneFnhotei that the i Ianusy sss before me- The
tIrtf Justice Of TIE Pslce ey aforesaid
sy sPpsaed Aisaahds sete President James il. Wheeler
b-ing dply according dspoe aIS above
company. RppoT lT t,sis e1s gSs S.s.i3snt
JAHFE II. WHEsLER, Sscreary, " ' h-''' A'
Sworn to and slhsrhed
C. '. loNTE, Second Justice Of the Peace
~. - Of he Parish Of OrlsAns
~ Inc Board Of Trustees have declared ddend Of
b cent on he earned reniums of the
the LIST OF March mex ~ WI" "e issu'" ' ~
70 lna the Rivers
Anase 'S ri'e AT The Ode ~
'ah1 SIeeI' ALEXANDER BROTHER, President
JOHN R.SHAW, Vice President
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las sailing American ship RUFEs h. PAGE, NAsA
t75tsm =" M stksnt havg the bulk OF her vi
trfi'e immediate dispatch For lrsigH
P. WHITNEY co, 81 Camp street
~ For passage apply 10 he Captain on board, nj
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-09
FRESH ARRIVAL.
PHILIP RISING & JOHN LYONS,

pIllLlP RISING " JOIlN L1ONS,
VWAVING purchased the interest of Mr., JAcou
II Il PLouT nthe Dry Goods business, in the Mac.
cracken Room, one door Vest Of lIeSsrs. Reber and
Kuts's Store, Main Street. Lancaster. Ohio, and
having added thereto a large assortment of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
Selected with the greatest care in the Eastern Ci.
ties respectfully solicit share OF public patronage
Their stock consists in part as follows:
LADIES' DREss GooDs, such as Bareges, Ginghams
Lawns calicoes silks, satin, linen lustres, Alpacas
de lanes, etc. The above assortment consists of eve
ryvariety Of the latest and most beautiful styles and
will be sold as low asat any house in Fairfield county
GENrLEMES's DREss GooDs, such as cloths, cas-
simeres, satinets Jeans, ,GambroomS hastings tYeeds
linen, plain and bard, twilled Mohegsn camlet etc.
cashmere, satin silk and Alarsees Vestings Their
assortment of CLoTHs AND CAssINIEREs is S0CHe best
and most durable kinds, Their assortment OF SUM-
MER WEAR is composed of the latest and most
fashionable uariety, and embraces almost every de-
scripton. In addition to the above they have the
usual assortment of Muslins Drillngs, Sheeting Tick
ing, Umbrellas and parasos in all their varieties.
A fine assortment Of the MOST FASHIONABLE BoN-
NETS, ofaU qualities Misses BoHnets and Flats,
Men and Boys Palm Lenfaad LeghOrn Hats.
BuSkns. Also all other articles usually found in a
Dry Goods store together with large assortment of
QUEENSWARE, pery cheap.
The citizens of Fairfield and adjoining counties are
respectfully invited to call and examine the above
stock of Goods. Every effort will be made TO please
them as to variety, quality and to price,
q 1--WE invite our Aunish friends TO call, as we
have been careful to purchase goods to suit them
Sugar, Coffee and all kiadS Of Spices al all times
on hand.
stock of Dry Goods. which prepared TO sell
to them at prices which cannot fail to please
lI'Cash paid for Wheat Rye, Corn, Oats and Wool.
Lancaster, April IL, 1853
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GREAT ATTRACTION!
CITY GROCERY sTCE. :
AT THE NEW STAND,

~ = GSSSSl=s = ~ d ~ sS -
AT THE NEW STAND,
One Door East of the Hooking Valley Bank
Main Street, Lancaster, Ohio.
TIME undersigned mo st respectfully calls the atten
L ion of his friends and the public general to his
SPRING ARRIVAL OF GROCERIES,
If not the largest in the city, still he atters himself
on its being one OF the most SUPERIOR choice and well
selected assortment of Groceries that has e1eT been
brought here Therefore, be known and understood
that everybody who wishes to purchase cheap, goot
articles and get the worth of their money in full tC
call at this celebrated establishment.
The stock consists in part of the following articles
JAVA AND RIO COFFEE:
Sugars.-New Orleans, Loaf, Crushd and pulver
iZed 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, Fiberts, English Walnuts
and Pea Nuts;
Spices.--Pepper, Alspice, cloves, cinnamon Nut.
megs, Mace, Ginger, etc.
>.-AySeYEe. Fish. Niackerel No. and 9, COD
|@-S--nSSFish, and alarge lot of White Fish Pick
ere ETC. expected on and will be hero in due season
at wholesale and retail
Sea Grass Ropes all sizes, Bed-cords. .Wooden-ware
such as Washboards, Buckets and Tubs, also Bishop
rcks BakinglPowder, Smoking and chewing Tobacco
Segars, Pipes, etc.
Wines and Brandy.-Port and Muscat Wines
Brandy, not to be sold less than by the bottle.
Walkers and Cleveland Ale,
And great many articles too tedious to mention
Persons will please call and examine for themselves
and am confident will be delighted with their visit tC
the CITY GROCERY STORE, and not go away without
purchasing. IL. A. GEBELElN.
Lancaster, April 81, 1853. w3m50
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-09

Joaquin, THE NorED MEXICAN RoDBER.-
The San Francisco Herald gives a roman
tic account OF Joaquin, the Mexican robbcr.
He recently stopped on the Salinas Plains,
and the owner of the house asked him, in the
course of the conversation, if he had heard
of Joaquin, the person addressed, put his
hand TO his heart, and with grave polteness
and penetrating glance, replied
"Sir, am that Joaquin, and no man takes
me alive, or comes within one hundred
yards of me with these good weapons"
+ Without any further ceremony, and per-
feclly uncxcited, the robber went on to re-
late the reason of his conduct in his late
career. He said that becoming disguised
with the frequency of Mexican revolutions,
he had come to California to end his days in
peace, as an American citizen, but he had
been oppressed, robbed, and prosecuted by
the Americans in the placers; had lost $40,-
600, been driven from piece Of land, which
he was working with an American compan-
ion ;had been insulted and grossly maltreat-
ed without justice; had been fl hOgged-aTd
he was determined to be reveDged for his
wrongs, four-fold. He had robbed many,
killed many, and many more should suffer
in the same way, or he would die in the
struggle. He appeared then to grow very
serious, and then became excited, but subse-
quently added, that hearing large reward
was offered for his head or living body, he
rode into Stockton, disguised, walked leis-
urely around, reading the different hand
bills posted up about town. Coming to one
of these, in a public thoroughfare, where
$4,000 was offered for his capture, he wrote
in pencil underneath; Il will give $4,000
myself-Joaquin"-and leisurely rode out
of the town.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-09

MADAM SoNTAG.-It is announced that
Madame Sontag will retire to private life at
ter the completion of her American tour, ha-
wing realized about sixty thousand dollars in
the United States, and during the same time
distributed six thousand dollars in private
charities.
Tx MARVEL APPOINTED A CONsUL.-Tht
Donald G. Mitchell who has been appointed
Consul to Venice is no less parsonage thar
the celebrated Tx Marvel, the great dreamer
who has written the "Reveries of a Bache
lor," and other works Of fiction aud fancy.
SoN KILLED BY his FATHER. .-Michae
Muloney, of Fall river, Mass. has been com
mitted to await trial, on charge of causing
the death OF his son, a boy 10 years of age
by blow on the head.
OF The number of licensed omnibuses in N
York, this year, is 673. In lS49. only fou
years ago, the number was but $40.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-09

INDIAN WAR.-We learn from a gentle
man who has just returned from trip dow n
the Sound that there is war of extermina-
alton going on between the various Indian
tribes living in the vicinity of WILDLY IS
Island, and the Scadgct tribe, who live on
the island. The Scadgets some two or
three weeks ago, killed four of the Klalam
tribe, for some offence committed, and to
be revenged, the Klallrm's collected to.
gether the other tribes and held council,
in which it was decided to exterminate the
Scadgcts. They had sold almost every
thing in their possession, to obtain money
with which they bought all the powder and
lead to be had in that section of county,
The work was going on at a fearful rate
when our informant left.-Oregon COlum-
bida, April 0, 1858.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-09

STAMPED LETTER ESvELops.-The Geo
eral Post Office Department, it is said,
have abandoned their original intention Of
issuing the new stamped envelops as early
as the LIST proximo, though the contractors
are understood to have portion of them
now ready for delivery. The Postmaster
General, being indisposed to scatter them
abroad until he can have sufficient on hand
to send them in every direction, has deemed
it best to wait until the lst Of July, when
an ample supply will be ready.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-09

DEPREDATIoSs AT THE FALKLAND Is
LANDS Official information has been re-
ceived at the State Department, Washington
that the British authorities at the Falkland
Islands,heving complained to their Govern
ment that the wild cattle on those Islands
are frequently killed, and that other depre-
dations are committed there BY persons Ian
ding from vessels under the flag of the Uni
ted States, it is the intention of the British
Government to send thither force compe-
tent to prevent repetition of such acts.
HAIL STORM IN TExAs.-Texas papers
of the 18th inst. record series OF violent
hail storms. 1t is said that in Washington
county the stones were as large as goose
eggs, and covered the ground to the depth
Of over foot. OF course great damage
was done to the crops.
NrIt is denied that Mrs. Williamson
er Of the Rev. Eleazer, is about to sue for
slander every person who called her son
Bourbon"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-09

GREAT Snow STORM IN EKGLANDGK May
The English papers give accounts ofa severe
snow storm at llolmfrtb, in England on the
9th of May. 1t commenced showing yio-
lently at six O'Clock in the morning, and
continued without intermlssion throughout
the day The railway trains were delayed
in their trips several hours, the snow being
four feet deep on the hills, and IS inches on
the plains and valleys. The trees on the
verge of bursting into full le2i, ,~oro covered
with snow. Three men got stuck fast in
the snow, and but for timely assistance must
have pcrished. Accounts from various parts
of the north and south of France, refer to
the unseasonibleness of the weather, and
state that the fields as well as the mountains
arc covered with snow.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-09

A RESTLESS ToEGUE.-A Boston lady has
at this time somewhat novel diseases
continual motion OF the tongue, which NJ
device, effort OF the will, or medication con
trolls. We do not mean that she is nui
sance as q talker or a retailer Of street Cos
sip. On the contrary a worthier woman
does not exist. She has expended five hun
dred dollars among the dentists for artificial
teeth, which her Unruly member has knock.
ed out so repeatedly that they are wholly "a.
bandoned. Her tongue is moving nimbly
and involuntarily within the mouth, against
the walls Of the cheeks. In conversation the
organ takes on a normal action, but runs
instantly into its usual rapidity of motion at
the conclusion Of sentence. Boston Med
zeal and Surgical Journal.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-09
n-.z-Tho Rinrold Surveyinp Exncdition.

O-The Ringold Surveying Expeditions it
is stated, has been ordered to proceed, with
dispatches to the East Indies, by the way
of the Cape Of Good Hope. 1t is TO touch
at Cape de Verbs for water, and to rend-
ezvous at Batavia, preparatory to u recon
noissance in the China Seas. The survey
and supply ship John c. Kennedy will
leave New York in about fortnight, with
valuable stores, to join the expedition at
the Cape of Good Hope. Letters for per-
sons att ached to the expedition may be sent
to the care of Capt. HOllins,N New York navy
yard.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-09
Morning. june ,, 1883.
House Isuildiu. vInscriniS.

BIFFINFER. WHITE & LATTss offer extra o. a.
H ordinary inducements to Carpenters and \, m,
those about building houses and barns - .sl+
The superior quality OF the Nails White Lead, Glass
and Sash sold dbyus is generally admitted.
We now offer for sale,
800 Kegs Jnniata Nails, Spikes and Brads
10000 Lights Sxl0, 1872 and l0xl4 Window Sash
$40 Boxes Window Glass
200 Kegs pureWhite Lead
900 boz. White and Dark Knob Locks Latchcs
% Barrels Lnseed Oil
Also, Strap Hinges, Door Butts Hasps, Hooks and
Staples, etc. EFFINGER WHITE LhTrA.
Lancaster, May 4, 1853
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-09
lDissoIution Notice.

TIME partnership heretofore existing under the
Il firm name Of SMITH & TONG, has this day been
dissolved by mutual consent.
The books of the firm will be the old stand where
all indebted to the old firm will please call and settle
Immediately and pay their accounts. One of the old
firm will always be found hand to settle the books.
Lancaster March 10, 1868. SMITH & TONG.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-09

CoNJUGAL AFFECTION OF A JUROR AT st.
Louis, during murder trial, one ofthe jurors
on adjournment, went home, instead of go
ing to the jury room. The Court, the next
morning, took him to task ior bis conduct
when he replied that he had been a married
man for twelve years, and had never been
away from his wife one night in the whole
of that time, and that he found it utterly i'm
pussible TO he absent from her. The judge
fined the delinquent $50 for his conjugal af-
fecton, which fine was afterward. commuted
to three days Imprisonment in Jail.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-09

CURIoUs CAsE.-A few days since cali
in this city swallowed pocket book con-
tanning 5000 in bank bills. BY some means
the fact ofits having done SO was discover
ed and the calf killed. Upon opening the
stomach the bills were found partly digest
ed, but $3.50 of the amount was recovered.
A portion Of this sum was in bills Of this city
some of which were shown us yesterday
which had been paid on presentation, but
which were badly mutilated, = Chicago Jour
nnI
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-09
Attachment Nntice.

"A T nv instance an attachment was this day ISSUED
IN by A. L. Simmons, Esq, against the effects o.
Samuel Moss, an absconding debtor.
April Z, 1853 G. GUNDY
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-09
Farmimg implements.

ENARMERS will find at tho Great HGrdpGre Stort
H every description and the best quality Of Farm
ing Implements. We have now on hand,
25 Doz. Cast Steel Hoes
% " Ames and Lippincott's Steel Shovels
15 4" Snyder's aud Rowland's long handle do
B I" Sets Cutivator Teeth
90 Waldron's, Darling So &Lamb'sGrass Scythes
80 Z" do do do Corn do
" Gritfn's and Wadrons Briar do
8 T" Wollord's aud Yankee Grain Cradles
80 " Scythe Snathes
80 " Cast.stAel Hay and Straw Forks
100 Best Hay Rakes
900 F" Sc ythes Rides, Crumcreek and Indian
Pond Stones.
All of which we have purchased direct from the
manufacturers for cash and will sell low, if moi
lower than last years prices.
EFFINGER. WHITE & LATTA.
Lancaster, May 4, 1852 81
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-09

GA new rail for roads has been invent
ed by Wells and Scrrii. ltis compound.
consists Of an interior and exterior rail, SO
arranged that the joints are broken, that is ,
that the parts lap over one another. NJ
rivets or bolts are used, and an ordinary
workman can lay or repair it. The rail
may be used with or without chairs. When
the exterior rail is worn out it can be ra~~---
ed, while at least tws rS3s''s Of the entire
bar. whiaI. :-rsiJt subject 10 wear, is saved,
I.sHi be patented. The plan strikes Us
as good thing, aud is at least worth the
attention Of railroad men. The office Of
the inventors is l57 Broadway New York
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-09
ATTENTION THE WORLDl

WINE Firm of JULIAN ULRIcH having been dis
Il solved, the Notes and Books In my hands fol
collection All those interested will please call at tn,
Office over Smith q Tongs Clothing Store.
Lancaster, April 8, 1853 A. L. CLARK.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-09

TINS Ngw MEXICAN BOUNDARY TRoUBLCs.
The American consul IN Chihuahua, Mr..
Riddle, arrived at Fcrt Fillmore, forty miles
above Ell Paso, on the 9th uIt., bearing de-
spatches from Trias, the Governor of Chi
huahua. to Gov. Lane. The day before Mr.
made forced lone upon three of the princi-
aIproprietors of that region, of $40, 900 and
then started with about 1000 troops for E.
Paso, where he arrived on the oath ult., as
we have already stated, with ridiculous sto-
ry about the withdrawal of the Mexican Miu-
lister from Washington, and war between
Spain and the United States.