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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-12
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEw-JERsEY-
and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD
IN 1854 NEW WINTER ARRANGEMENT, 1854

Commanding January 1854
IA ,o% n and ifiOP u Erpr.. AM 5s1d Jpn
stamford NOrw,t Bridgeport the train at Stamford and
Po Po Chester and srd,.porspee. Accommodation rsus
FOR POr hssssT si5 sud is NJ fer Bridgeport At
For gOsrOs via Hartford sgnused and weresssr-Erp's~
"a N snd4 NJ. Dine and Sap a. 5pIinshsd
pres stsA NJ Dine a. Springfield
For AscogmSd.t0n re re Ns~Hsv'n' Hartford and
Ft caa. Ralros4,At and II y s. A ~ v.,s.xa
EewLondsn, Norwich sOninson and Providence and to
For aoSs.lone AID Yuus.uek R.IOsd-E.prss "a sad
FOR Danbury end Norw.h st 81
TRlss TO NfwYOsx-Fro y +
From Nors.k and Port Ches.er-speA Aeconnod.ioa rsns
ron Norw ali At GAM; from Part Chester Do An ana '
See ,rre bill Of station Houss. .nd Hotsa
Nice Prest and supt 0eiee, No y Cana.st Sew-forH
lsyt sapt's Oace stsfior -Hoase, Haven
NEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD. Passenger
~ Ersins le.,e Pier foot OfDu.n.s. a toloy. VIZ
NJ, for bsn.iri .as Bas.o and intermediate
This -in rsnsas over night II ' sAd proceeds the
NV M.1 s1Rt.n for Dgs,t ;sa s.s,sst.:; station.
for sassrn snl Intermediate sstions
We: pr bSsis an. aaf Bas.o
On SUNDAY only one EIpse.. Tran ., 5 z ~
Railroad for Cleveland c9esA, JSses Ds.,S css.:s ts
NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA DIRECT,
IisESThroush IN -Four Hou-s-wINTER ARRASGEAesr
pee IS iss-lesye New York foot Of cOdr'iAsdf" " AID
II A NJ, and and 81 p NJ ,u,u
Leave Phsielphis 1t H. and "A ", AID q and m "a
for re :s:s isr s.rfii. = !: q
WAY In New-Jensy
Lire which esyes Il Y H. fcn oos Of coarf.AdIs, tnoash
10 hcun = r.-s.yx u.,a~.
wiiincn ss1 chsrestor al the sbo,e trans Inrousn ox
bs.xe e0ufinaed and lines only fe<seoscfs
vrh sssssss ero tie ferry ntnues rfors the r.as ssye
NETWORK and MONTREAL RAILROAD LINE
~ via Bellows FaIx RafAnd Bafiiars0n wadsor White liver
Point 70 nsbsrJh nd AOare Ticket ocs Ne Haven
R.osS corner Broadway and CsnAl<t and 3ts snd Ehss
Frrre~ Trains NJ and +Ph BaxAse seeehed through
only eh.Ase. u s.f. % ths route eer.eea
Y,ri - Noaueal Freskt By the SesHsycn eeAne Peef-
s1T JANes E1p1, SsnssS AssL1 w ~ SsssS'~
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Daper WAREHOUSES;.

nAprp wARFHOUsE.-J. T. DERRICKSON
O. No nos Fulon st. offers sale the lowest terms
Wri,iog Psptrs Enslish, French, aud American
News Papef all sres, weights aud qushnes
kook Paper all sizes weights and qualities ,,,
Ts.ae Paper, fancy color and white o. the pcs, lu>'S
Vaoeine Paper white and colored, different w,ains
Hsters Paper. thin, and OF the best qaAify
Clo<h PspeT S6xso aud fcx4s -. .--t-sS
FDsish Hardware Paper, large assoTtn-H- J'> a4''
Sbsslhins Paper, of the Lest qu~ihy.
Paper Straw. Ras and nAn1is
Tea Ps2eI Of different sz~s -.
f.r Roofrg Paper, suitable for TosiA l. Teis'
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DATRIOTIC LINE.-New Line of New-fork ana
Liverpool Packet. III, line will be composed OF the '0~
irs new and splendid ships viz; nu-,
CIAY....l so tun. burden. Captain payn C.aI.ns
ORIENT.....2 Geo burden. CaPtsn eeors5 , MI
The vessels have been recently ou and are l1e a
uc.t substantial in The trade. AHA 49,.
They are commanded BY Of experience sna LIE
con superior and syery exefton VII Pc .oe
10 promote the comfort Of and TIE
per, For freight OF pssssge apply 70
P''' sfOPF0RDe TILEsrOS Co. No y Brosdwsy
I,en,. In Liverpoo-T GRIMsHAW Co No % ooree r.LA
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Cpparinersbip Notices.

DISSOLUTION.-The eoparnershp heretofore ex-
~ listing between the Subscribers under the firm Of La aPORT
bLAkEasS Law this f1 dissolved By n1iF. eoH,n s Inc
and either party authorized to use the nam. OF ta ~
ksT'}o'iF, April l. 1854 z a y fiM
COMPREHENSIVE NoILcE.-The undersigned have ths Ssy
fAMfoRT ssd affe si 9TH nP
their until the di;; q Nay nstt At
Which s ios' ON S b % e s No as
between Beekmsn and Ano SIS where hey will oa TO the
complete assortment Of goods in their ae st satisfactory
The signature Of the firm viii be sHEJ2oN LAMF06T Co
HIRaMH. LAMPogT,,
DlSSOLUTION Notice is given that the Co
~ nehp heretofore existing between the subscribers under
fim of wINCaELL CORNELL tbs day sisso,ved 6y
NELL who authorized TO sign the e5T 4T hs ur
Eew.York March 20 1854 LEWIS CORNELL
Tire business win bt continued by the on 6s e "
count LEWIS OohNLLL.
rI1HE SUBSCRIBERS have received into connection
CLURE Of Gssow and VILLA AN GREENE lac ku.as.s will
LIAMs co NwYert and JAIME. Keith win represent the
a H,1'n kEr sfas;: 3 s''''' under the
SAID p.Itnehip viii ias date tura - l't Of February 1854
aud viii terminate on the +; IFsSS[gsry lss
New.yort Arril4 1854
TIE tuh,. Of the ate a,n Of Williams, steven. wli,n,
viii be settled BY John Williams to whom all ~
dsdon-N New foA, April i, 1854 - -
JOHN II WILLIAMS
LINUS w. SIEvESS
GEORGE H. WILLIAMS.
ia subscribers making the above announcement beg leave
has been ereeed IN response 20 the un
with which thsir humble efors In
he prom the have been rewarded by sster
public
Their pOsoc BY the presence Of an experienced resident
and fseis the continent
extent before AZ their command
every desirable novelty which this immense and prolific held
AAoros.
Whatever intelligent dsmn, 0a mature judsnsat and anir-
h devotion to the Of contributing oar a quot, 70 the
Of public BY putting only before l. IN highest
and the besufl" shall IN al its
amplitude, be performed.
10 al. the subject OF the Fine Ars-to ztL
and the pubic generally confidently thst
.hs be able unlock their OF Art .uch
pre- pportuIy has Afforded -Nes YoFt April 1854
WILLIAMS. STEVENS. WILLIAMS Co.
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Drofessiond! Notifies.
prinlins 5nh.

DRINTISG INK-JOHN g. LIGHIBODY is con-
s4ny lf.e,urirs sEd always had even ier gtou
Printing Ink on The finest black ecd eoores % rk
which be -aTrss eq7A 70 manufactured and a. a. %.
prss b. solo 81 Orders rsded
y sesI boat railroad part Of he county By addressing
. Do'e u ~ No y Rosest
BThs pspeT printed win my news lnk also Iest many
ether his City Ph.delphi. Boston bNtDore,
Orleans and Other c,e. md IL the Unt@d
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Wairhes, lewelrp, NG.

WATCHES Duplex Magic,
Double Timers Leehet Enseled ard all kinds Of waehes
Gold and Silver Goods generally sold low a eoy other
ice. BY BRINsMAiD BROTHER Co, No. Maiden-lAne
,ss YoIt. and Ck0Iehst- Burling on VI
FINE GOLD aud SILVER WATCHES
DIAMONDS AND OTHER JEwELRY
STERLING SILVER WARE.
ne h<ebef would call the large and elegant asecr
& Goods which for sale At much less than
H. JULES JURGENSON WATCHES
"ssnsd perfect tnekeepeTs from SlSe 70 esN
a, COOPER WATCHES -. - 49,.
Levers
n ALL KINDS WATCHES AT vERY Low PRICES -,
4St Lepins Watches four boes je yelled *
Detached Levers
20 Asn eled Watches for ladies' eo'
scr Gold ses Fer RIMS Pios and Brscee els 20 90 Far
~ Pima S2fo S25; Sfsoeies &5o $50 Ocld oeAeis
IS 25 God Ch.in 90 TO S75 Fine Gold Wedding
ezHie "a Gold Keys and Seals 81 TO SiS Gold rhimses
S0t3; Cod Pencs % TO 81 God Pens and Pencils 50
DsmoEd Bipss 81 $3.50 Diamond Ear Ripgs eioe
pauend Pima SIS eSc; Gold Crosses s2o sl2 G,id
hhp with - to si5 Gold Sleeve Buttons per set
Gold Studs per 81 50 slo Gold speetsces
see s9 Gold Glasses IS TO co. SILVER Sposns fs'ss
&C per set So 70 s25 Gold Armlets for children pair
G~nte Plain Gold BDss IS GEMS 80 CEASED Gold Ross
II" ssi Gold Scarf Pins 81 TO 81
GEO. ALLEN Importer Wholesale scd retail,
No u Wklls:, seeere eooI, aear BresdwsJ.
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ber of thdcl.ss passengers will be taken from Phil
.5elphia and Liverpool and found in provisions A..
Pnsdslpe Sz5 From Liverpool
passage viii Issued here parties who are desf'
o., OF breirs their fIierd corresponding rates
r.Hts z on Il 1pxa-d-
Ar experienced SsTEeol viii carried on each s.ip IN
All lods 20 the Philadephis cad LveFpoo4 WI"
be ssr6ed win economy and Dispatch
For f;eighi or passage Epply 70
SAMUEL SMITH No. II Wainstt- PhilacslPn
RICHARDSON BROTHERS / Co. Liverpool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-12

j NAIL STEAMSHIPS. 800,
- MALI From NEW-YoRK TO LIVERPOOL
Chief Calm PlsAxe.
Second Calm fsssaxe \, III "
PROM BOSTON TO LIsERPOoL'
seecrd Cabin Passage ...................... %
p. .hit. from Boston cal II HsiAx- -. -. -,
ARABIA, Capt JuGkiEs, AAEhlCA Csp., Leae.
PFRsIA Capt Ryris, EUkorA APP Snshns1@
C.ar NIAGARA Capt Lsitch-
~ . sl-Er Witt. Iixht AZ nast-he.d Green On
rsrtoard bow Red on port bow. ....u
hFRICA HsrisoaN e~forf Medneseay "a A. -,
1890 ss.-n.a ~ Yorh 80 "Wednesday 18th April
tskVVTrS 1- T--.- Bo,ts - w eanes5s az sssh April
ASIA L. O. Lott. New foFt '' Mesnese1y 80
ARABIA Jsdkirs so<on Meaneeasy IT, n,
AFRICA HI ns0n ....Sev-ioih ''-' s.,s ~
CANADA Stose...... bost0n ....s.. "eaoesi So
BERN secured anti pad Tor
AZ srpsrienoed ssrs son On hoard -, n. ga ST.,
these stt- wi DOT De seno- 'f
suLnon specs Jewslry Precious ,tSnes or -.-.S
signed tEerefer, and tbe sA4-e Aneieo '-
." Te~i' =" -'' 4 CFNAAD Ne He-nns erses-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-12

foR THE INrERoR-fw0 trains leave eaiy Tor Mseon &c
and evening delay the arrival Of the steam
shs Express Train Of will leave savannah every
TUESDAY and SATURDAY after the arrival 81 o'clock r. NJ
Courb1s the ne1t morning At o'clock ana
into the day O'clock r a-only * hours
Montgomery Is hours ess Lard a'e
than BY other rorte ,,,,,,s
The Steamer ST JOHNS CAPT James free
born steamer NELAkA. Capt " King aud WILLIAM GAS
TON Capt Thomas Shaw, form regular ls nnseins VIZ
these leaving savannah TUESDAY THURSDAY
SATURDAY at ~ 0eock for Patka Florida touch
and ST. Mays Geogs Jscksenyile, Mddeours
Peoa and Augustine, Florida These boats having unssr-
passed accommodations for PASSENGER and tsss the inland roate
one superior for invads and others
freight apply board where ell bills Of sdns will be signed,
and for passage 20 ,, ,,,rcu,,, ~ ,sps wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-12

Udlfr Cure
7 EBANON SPRINGS WATER CURE is now
IL sP,n for te.tnaeh. Fo- tsE1s tc- address WILLIAM
HAWLEY " d.
NEWPOkT, Il. J. WATER CURE. This estab
~ lshnent celebrated for beautiful and healthy location
pnues open s.s baths sitaehea Addres Dr. W = RsH
THE ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER CURE
viii Be opened MONDAY, April ~ in connection vito the
NevNors City Water Care Applications may be maize
the Cry Ohee No I7s hs Of ersiy pses Pa
puue the either estahshment and have
the advice Of ether or both Of The medical oNnen .
o II WELLINGTON, NJ %.
o. w MAY D.
THE WATER CURE HOME, at Oyster Bay, Long
Isl.nd ,rsseh.a .'ssDer croton from fston N.sss
ssy JOEL SAW. ~ D. proprietor and physician - nov
OPEN Or Taylor mo Is Lsish,-tl gill attend to Dr.
she~'s city pIseiiee IN bis ahs-Gee
"ATEh-CURE INSTITUTE and SCHOOLING.
w IS Lsshts-R T TRAIL d, Proprietor; q n FAY
LoR D. and DR. HosFoRD Assistants r,odsfsons
Paients Special department for Female deeass Tha
.eosd tsru Of the Medical School commences March Is
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SrEAMSHIp

N T.
IN COMPANY via NICARAGUA The Accessory Transit C)1i
proprofs Through in advance Of the mail
bny giving thou I'M udiDs the u linus crossing Tue
pw double epgne sesmshp STAR OF rue WEST q 700 tuns
bufdcn will Leave from pier No North Riser O'clock r.
NJ rrecely for Puens Arenas THURSDAY, April . con-
meeting b fyofte steamship SIERRA NEVADA u 200 tnns
lufdenl the NICARAGUA TRANSIT ROU TX having bu
transportation by hrsfcls~ carrsss These
are la their ventilation AID accumulation
For information or pssslse apply only TO ~, ,u- d.
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Earlier than by any othtf Inc a,
apos will take the 20 NJ tram, tesen
ns Dayton Is H. where they viii ind the cars OF the
Central Railroad and reach Indianapolis the same
evening This will be found only comfortable route
through the ourDs and Dayton
Of the State, IL will be found decidedly the
pIeasantest Fare from Cleveland TO indianapolis IS
For points upon the line OF Mad River and LAKE Erie Clncn
natl Hamilton and DAYTON Indiana Central Railroad. ths will
he found by far the nOst dssif able route.
Feb g. iSs EB PHILLIPS SUIT C. kT.RR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-12

For nOfm'an Of Ps..', K.sUt No Bowling Green
TOR VIRGINIA, CAROLINA, GEORGIA, &c
IL The 4 : Mail steamship ROANOKE Cspt skinner will
leave pier No. North River, WEDNEsD DAY AFCEh
NOON Ap - at o'clock for Norfolk Petersburg AID Richmond
Tim, Nc a hours Passenger arriving there can take
d. seaboard and Roanoke WILMINGTON and Manchester Railroads
U Asfs Atlanta Charleston &c Psese and fare 70 Norfolk 80
Peerburs Richmond 80 half price FOR freight
'PP'' on 0'''a SUI iDfAW PLEAsANTs No. 81 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-12

A'OR CHARLESTON and fLORlDA-SEMl-
WEEKLY L. s. MAIL LINE The and fst.goins steam
er JANIS AD8ER will leave Pier No T. North Rser. %
SATURDAY April IS at O'clock precisely For freight sp-
M On board al bill. Of ad1s will be sned and 9r passage
o. Tie Office Of sPOFFORD TLESTON& CO. No 80 Brosdsay
Through tickets Florida follows To JaeksonVille. *5l to
Piaks, $50
EARE REDUCED.-Independe Line for Call
u FORM A-The steamship NORTH STAR, 10 leave Neg
the h MAY to connect With the steamship
UNCLE SAM limited humber Of tickets will be sold the
follow ing rates II applied for before April 20.
Steerage ....s..s....'ss''''. Ins21oss
Apply onlyro -, JAMES NJ Ohoss
BP.senseI. came through In these Steamers in February IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-12

fINHE PEOPLE Of the slAlE VI N1ss'<~-f
Ly the tse. Of goa free sdepenSent 20 all pssgn. M
ned he tate 81 AE0s PROCTOR ate Of the cy o. New
You and each Of yss hersty e,sd ss1 rssars4
b ma ksfo Surrogate 81 the County or Stcf
az lis Id de City Yort. ths Sta day nsy asxt
:. eleven oocs In lie o. shsr Day shen and there e
THAYER a sdminstor Of the 0ossa chssis sae orsGs II
~ hereof esused the Of ofses a
" Tor.te 10 b. hereusso AFFIXED Witness, ALEXANDER w.
IL BRADFORD Of ssA County d.
Cfy Ysrs ts. third Dag Of April 10 the yssr Of
szls.ss1 A W. BRADFORD, sssrss.g4k
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Otfan Steamers. &r.

II S. MAIL LINE for CALIFORNIA, via ASPlN-
u WALL snd PANAMA-Lowest Pixies Superior stesners
ofhe Psnams Rsiroad-Arransemenis ne sale 10 thS
Transit Of the hmI ormins the most Hee
able and safe ali oaer
Nail Steamship Company intend to d'PIeh TO AspnwsL on
THUksDAY April O'Clock T. VI, from Pier foot Of warren
fs.t+aipg arnfhp GEORGE LAW, Capt O. Fox u
n to connect 81 Psnsms the f.eie NJ
STEPHENS Capt Perrou The extension OF ne
railroad passage the huus rsctcsbe in one day
eor,iderston hist will induce ell wh value their health aud
leet this Mr. Huxley late orTander or Ai.n
20 on has perfected his for the tr.o
their from Apinw 10 Pa1sna cheS
can be Obtained this from " CARR NOTION
Adms No 50 Broadway. At No IN Wests The accom-
Of all classes unsurpassed and Paeo
she snDs the FOR eiz1 or
passage spy the Office Of the Companies No ~ Wss St. to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-12

II S. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY for NEW
u ORLEANS via HAVANA, on WEDNESDAY. April IA
The and fsyofte steamship EMPIRE CITY Capt
been oyeThaued and hted
with new boi ers cabins sod furniture and now
every complete She viii sail on the l2h
April, ct Z. NJ from Wsrrenst pier
Rafes of pssssge 10 Havana and New Orleans;
state Room Berth.
StesTsge berh, aud found. 20
Pass.ge now be secured at the Compsny's Office
Ffesht Orleans 40 cents cubic foot VIII DC To
ceiyed the 9Th inst.
Specie only taken freight 20 Havana
shippers will Be Supplied with blank bills OF adins OF the iorn
issued Company Application At their oee NJ other
signed bills OF ladDs will be signed alter the hour Of
sailing
freight apply at the Office Of the Company No !"
We.f-et cOfuer % NJ
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-04-06
e e 6 Il ARRIVAL.

PHILIP RISING & John LYONS.
AFING purchased the interest Of Mr.. Jccp
Il PLoUT inti'e nf Goods business. in The Niar.
raehsH Room. one door FCSfoFNleaSrs. Ftser ahS
katfS Store, Aafa Street, IGT rettsr. Chic, ard
'aving added thereto alargt sssoItn'It Of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
Selected with the creates, ctls in r., fsttfrn ei
'lcs, respectful, solicit share q public patronsre
Their >tork consists IN Part a. iclloVs:
LADIES' DFXss Goons. suci as Bsrrees Girghars
AVIS, ralieoes. sllls, satin. lircn iusfI6s. AlrFcss.
lie lsnes. etc Tie Hove as,of;n CIt~ro rsi,fs Il I've.
'yvarletv ofthe latest ard T~OSfLeuVTU4l SIT
Fi!l be sold as low ssAt ary house H. 7 eiif, ftCr1fv
G~EETLEHES's DtEss Gnops, such as cloths. C,i,
Amnres, ~satin-fs Jesns,Cfu bIosRs, hastings ~ Gee
'incn, plain and Sa''d. tviiled \ Or gar ctu.lFt stc.
cashmere. satin, sill and Nsrsriller Y stirrs- Tfoir
assortment of { LnTHs AID Ass1MELis is L,Ii
T-d mos. duFabi kindly. TlciI IEstltn mi Ct Srnr.
IER WAN is cnmFoSGd Of tie icfesI I'd nCst
fashiordbie r%HTieft, arc 'rtrtc : sln OF e,dly &c.
lcril ,ion. In sGcitiCn n tie 81 cyp tf6y nv Ito
ing, Umbrellas ard Parssols. in u :hriT varieties.
! fine assorIn' nj ri the MOST FAsHIoEAsIr BcY.
yETs, QfGl qualities. Ni,sts' Loaros cd FlGf,
VEN snd Boys'FGLa ItJardJteiorH Hcts.
AItrgesSsortlnento # Roots cTd Hors, Caters ore
susk1HS. Also, Ell oihfr articles utrtl Y fr nd in a
Dry Goods store. together witha lsrse assortment q
QT~fnENSNkRE. perv rbeap
The citizens Of Fairfield and adjoir ing e%ountieF ere
respecfstully invited to call ard eytn irc the above
stock OF Gonds Every efot will he made to please
hem asto variety, quality and 70 price.
DT We invite our Aunish frien+s 70 call, AZ We
"svareen careful to purchase goods to sui. thcm.
Sugar, ccGee end GRkiTdS Of Spies al all timeI
on hand.
We invite the sttestion Of country uerch,rt. to
our stock OF Try Goods, which VIC are preI sIed 10 sell
TO them st prices which carnot fail 10 please
TFCssh paid for Wheat. Ryo, Com, Cats md Wool,
Lancaster, April 10, 1853
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-04-06
BOOTS AND SHOES,

ZIP Fed & BtTGHMAN, continue at their oil.
AO stan ., opposite he Hooking Vale, Eark. Main
street, where they keep alwa vs. on hand and manusac
sso iure to order all the latos; and. most approyet
#% STYLES or BOOTS AND SHOES
J SSsfor Men and Women The reputation Of In,
establishment for the best Of work needs no common
dation They use the best material and emplo, III;
most skiIlful workman and are thus enabled TO supply
their customers with the nestest and best of the va
rious articles in their line All kinds Of Boots. shoes
Buskins. etc, rtc., are embraced in thor stock. which
has just been replenished b their Spring purchases
The patronage Of the public is respectfully solici.
ted. who are invited to call and examine the assert.
ment. No -fforts will be spared to please those who
price RI Is.
Lancaster, March r., 1857
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-04-06
CHARLES BORLAND.
Lancaster, April a, 1854.

TRAGIcAL ScENE.-MsSsrs. EiitorS:--A;
] have seen no published account of the
following strange, and hearth ending scene,
| take the liberty of sending you u briei
sketch, as related to me by my brother-in.
law (who resides in Waupurca, Co, Wis.
%consin, and ia the same neighborhooi) a
day or two previous ~ my leaving the
State, which was about two, weeks ago.
a farmer sold a yoke ofoxen to an in i.
vidual IN the noighborhuod, and received
his pay in paper money. The man who
purchased the oxen, being in u hurr. tn
start off, he requested the farmer 10 assist
him in yoking them up; he accordingly
went to the yard with the man for that pur-
pose--iehVlng the money lying on the table.
On his re-, urn To the house, he fuuud his
lii lie child had taken the mlnry from the
table. an was /, the act Of kinJling the
fire in the stove with it. From the impulse
Of the moment. he hit the child n slap on
the side-of the head, 50 hard as To knock it
over; and in the fall it struck its head o.
guinst tle cornc' Of the stove, with such
farce Us to break its scull. The mother,
who was in the act of washing n small child
in. Il tub Of water--in IN adj Iining room.--
on hearing the %lracas, drupped the child,
ard ran to the room whence the noise pro-
ceeded--und was Q much terrified at what
she there beheld. that she forget the little
child in the I, b, for a lime--and upon h r
return to the room, found the little one
drowned! The husband att r a few mo-
menls reviewingt the scene before him-see-
ing two Of his own cthldren dead--with6nt
further reflection, took down his gun ahd
b ew his own brains out!- Cor. ClsU. Lead.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-04-06
WHOLESALE svD RETAIL re
= HAT STORE,
~ Main street, LanrnstPT. Ohio.

V70TfD respectfully announce oth- citizens If
w Fairfield county. thst h. has m hand one Of
the ls' gss' and best select ds'orf ofHrts snd Caps
ever brought to this mark {. which having teen tur.
chased diiecflv from Importers and Fanuiscirr. p.
expressly for the Western market. hc els confident
in asserting ftst he will be ab'e 20 sell 10 Merchants
and Pedlars at The same prices usua w paid IN Mer-
chants sni Manufacturers in the Eastern citirs. Fo
has a business house of largs dincr>ions. and as rcr-
feet in irs arrangements as any similar 'sfab i'll rrent
gree Of elegance and beauty throughout. sur asssd
goods he designs 10 have. especially in the tusinoas
seasons in keeping with his house--'aire In smcult,
varied in character and -p'erdid in quality
lie solici's the attention Of the puiiie IN tho fell
lowing articles which cnmTrisess portion ofhis stock.
Fine Nnleskin. latest style,b Oh Of New York ard
Philadelphis
No. ?, the best hat fol s2,75 evcr brought into this
market.
Fine Kossuth for Winter. orsIl STYLES.
do Otter. Drab, something new.
do Rocklands co do
All kinds OF sur and Wool Mexicans, made OF The
besr materials
Hats of all kinds for Bows and children.
Have Wool hats from 80 cents to sra
Caps-The best assortment in tho ci V, comprising
New styled Push. Brova, Black and Otter "a.
Boys'Navv, cotton Plush. and every at, @ caps
4 few good Otter caps. Also some Fur. Al Of (which
viii be sold on fhe most reasonable te' ms
Give lin a cal and every eff IT shall bc NAL 10
render your visit 10 his establishment aereas | +, and
promotive of your interests. r. FIELDING.
Lancaster: November 2o, 1853.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-04-06
SALE OF H ONO STATE JounnAI Or

SALE Of THE ONO STATE JOURNAL Or
FIcE--rnesale Of the journal otfii- yes
trrday, t ansrrrs the establishment into
new hands. The purchasers were o. Fol.
LETT. Esq, Of Sandusky, A. F. PERRY ,E,q
of this city, and their assoc ates-- price
twenty thousand dollars cash, which in.
CLUBS merely the office effecls-the building
is not yet disposed OF.
1t is understood that Mr.. FnLLET is to re.
sumo the editorial chair, and he is too well
known 10 the Wings Of Ohin to require any
endorsement. Mr.. john GREINER, also,
it is reported, is 10 have charge Of tn
home department. He will be welcomed
back to the Wing ranks Of OHIO. Othor
names are given in connection With the es.
Enlistment, but the arrangements IRE not
yet SO lar completed as To be publicly an
nounced. The paper is to be enlarged and
i'm proved by II new outfit; and no efforts
We are sure, will be spared to render it wor-
thy of that liberal patronage due to its
central position Ohio State Journal.