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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-05

COUNTRY RESIDENCE TO IET-oN LONG ISLAND.
forty minutes BY railroad from Brooklyn depos Largo
mouse and 70. acres Of aad yard filed with dus ahade
harm Tho furniture viii be ssld or rented Horse car.
rage COW, chickens, &c., will DO sold low. he place
las ever comfort for Large family, and Ia desirable
good schools and churches For further ad
dress through the Post Once HENRY NJ HAMU.TON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-05

HOUSE TO LET, WITH THREE YEARS, LEASE AND
IL furniture for sale Rent $3.50; prizes aboat S5p
nicely furnished, and nearly new with all the modern
and pleasantly situated vast Of Broad
way above Twenty seventh street Terms half ash
balance good security. B. w. RICHARDS 3O7 Broadw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-05

T,OR aAIE--A NEWSPAPER, PERIODICAL AND
Il segar store, In . good thoroughfare, and doing
good busnss for sale cheap account OF the present
proprisors going into another business good chance
FOR : young person. Apply ut IS East Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-05

HORSE POWER, BENCH, MANDRII. AND SAWS
IL cheap, with steam power, to let. A quantity Of
regular size glazed SASH twenty Eve per cent below the
market price. WIN. $. FORDS factory 1872 West rwen.
ty-ffth street. near Eighth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-05

L,OR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-THE UNITED
Il States Mail steamer UNION, r. Adams commander,
VIM leave for Havre, touching ct Southampton to land
O'Clock, from Pier No. 81 North river Price Of passage
first cabin, $50; second cabin, t76. Luggage not
wanted during the voyage should be sent board the
day before sailing marked 'below." No merchandise
will DO received board after Thursday, August "a
For freight or passage apply to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-05

TITO LET OR FOR SALEM THE BUSINESS PART OF
Il the village Of Stamford, Connecticut four large
ihree story stores just finished with number Of rooms
for Offices, and large handsome ROOM, suitable for
sness situated the Of Gay and Main streets
Adjoining is neat two story cottage house, pleasantly
situated For particulars enquire Of Theodore Moulton,
254 Cherry street. Of Sands Seeley Esq, Stamford.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-05

4 USTRAIIA PACKET-ExCELsIOR LINE-THE
N well known and fayore clipper ship HELENA now
loading At pier ls East river, VIM be Immediately dis
patched on her third voyage to Melbourne. She has
made the passage In eighty days. For freight pas
sage having superior state Accommodation apply
to John NORTON. Jr.. 90 Wall atreat.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-05

T1OR SAIE-A SOAP FACTORY, WITH ALL THE APP
IL psratus complete. The premises have been
Gently built everything il in first rate order f0f
featuring, and good business is being DONE For
further information apply the premises Navy, near
Hilary street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-05

DOOT AND SHOE STORE FOR sAIE-TM STOCK
ID and fixtures Of the new store, corner Of Fhird
ed with fresh and very desirable stock Of goods To
suitable peson opportunity ID offered rarely to be
met with. Attached ID Ane room for manufacturing,
together with complete assortment of lasts; largo lot
Of uppsrs &c. everything necessary for manufacturing
purposes The place 10 now doing good business, but
win be disposed Of account Of the death of the prnc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-05

tt OAn FOR SALE, THE LEASE, STOCK AND FIX
DCVO lures Of hrst rate daguerrean gallery, sit
central part of the CITY, and doing good business
Apply at 25l Broadway, up stairs. DEWIGHT co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-05

L,OR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA-UNnKD Stains
I mall nns.--The new and spysndiA steamship Angus
IA, Capt. Taos Lyon, WIN save Saturday, August .,
at O'Clock p. H., from her risr, No. North riverl
Apply to 6AMUn g. MITCHELL, Is Broadway.
Through tickets from Ns~ York 70 Jecksenyis, $sl;
PLATA, 133. The Knoxvlns Capt G. D. Ludlow, VIII
suceesd and esil On Wednesday. August 9.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-05

CUND1Y EXCURSION TO THE HEAD OF THE SOUND,
touchisg at College Point, whtestons, New RochsIe
ard Glen Cove. The new and splendid steamer GEORGE
sW Can't ALERT r. shaw, will MAKE excursion every
sundsy during the TO the above places cavidk
uton Market sip at 81 Delaney street sts Twelfth
t ect AZ X Twenty eighth street at s, NJ Retorn-
no Win leave Glen Cove At g. p. NJ Fare to College
ONT i2x cents whitcstone Is cents; New Rochelle 70
"a nts; Clan Cove IS cents, each way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-05

~ y 1ifCUo CONPANHH-THE ADVERTISER WIsnis.
i to engage regularly organized Circus Company to
perform week In city in New Jersey in August or
early part Of September. reasonable arrangement
win be made. For particulars, address Immediately
w. ARCHDEACON, Odd Fellows Hall, Paterson. NJ J. =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-05

|IANDHN AND AMB0Y RAILROAD TO PHu.ADu.
" phia, from pier No. ! North riv0.-Two Hnas
daily o. A. n. and p. n. The morning Line e 4.
BY cars 70 way places TO PhiIadslpha Fars-9a sssaA
Glass; u rs Express line at r. NJ by John Potter -
Amboy; thence direct TO Camden BY cars; through u
Gve hours. Fsre, 80. Way accommodates And sui-
gran. line at Pm fare - 30; smigrant iiss 81 n
iare. u IS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-05

T,OMANUFACTURERS.- TO LET, The FACTORY BUILD.
ings known 81 and "a River street, Newark, OPP
pose the freight depot comprising with lot adjoining,
front of 100 feet by $50 in DEPTH with fifteen horse
CINE and shaftng complete; has been used IS maleabs
iron foundry, and Is well calculated for general
turing purposes Rent low to good tenant. Apply TO
SAkIfEI frost. 90 South William st-eet, New York.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-01-19
oOMMERcIAL INTElLIaEECE.


LAHcAsrEH, Jan. 10. fs54.-There is no
change whatever il the market this week.
There is but very Ittle wheat coming In,
probably not more than 4 hundred bushels
per day, Notwithstanding there are large
quaint les yet to be dispossd Of and that
the price is now Sl,l0. Our opinion 10 that
the price will not advance a great deal, not.
withstanding the favorable news from Ed
rope. Our market is ever huct1atine, and
the prices Of to-day are NO criterion 20 Judge
ofthe prices Of next spring. We femem-
that a few years ago the price Of -four in NJ.
York fell from 80 per Dbl to 81 in the short
space oftwo months, and that il very fire.
quently happens that the price Of wheat IL
higher in the winter than 10 the spring.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-01-19
Additional by the Europa.

New York, Jan. l6.-The Porte consents,
on invitation Of the two powers, TO send a
minister to reopen negotiations, but will
not abate her just pretensions. 1t remains
to be seen it Russia will do likewise; and If
Russia refuses, the powers will then act
with energy.
Atlast dates, Dec. 18th, the allied fleets
we're still in the Bosphorus.
No operations along the Danube, but the
Russians are still concentrating, apparent
ly with a view of attacking Kalafat, which
is strongly fortified.
Triaing skirmishes continue, but were Of
no Importance.
The Russian steamer Pruth wantonfy set
Ere to two villages on the Danube with red
hot shot. No further news from seat OF war
in Asia, but anxiously looked for. Severe
storms on Black Sea. Eighty sail vessels
lost. Capt. Neal of steamer Prince from
Liverpool for Dublin reports having seen a
large Screw Steamer sunk during recent
gale in channel. Much anxiety is felt to
know what steamer is missing. Letters
have been received in Dublin from Smith
O'Brien. Dates from Norfolk, Sept. 18th,
three days later mention his escape from
that place. Hamel Pacha the Sultan's
brother-in-law is named Minister Of Interior,
Abdel Pacha bad been repulsed. Twenty
Eve thousand Turks had received orders to
retire from Russian Armenia.
The Europa brings 81 passengers. Pass
ed Niagara on the Sd forty miles of Cape
Clear.
A private 'ettet from Liverpool 3Ist, saws
the breadstuffs market generally excited, and
prices HAD advanced. Flour 40s; white
Wheat ils6d; red lis; Corn AIS.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-01-19
Nom York nInrkef.

New Yox. Jan. I6.-Flour - Market for
western and state 9 a ~ cents better, with
little offering. Better grades Ia good re-
plenty at 500. Sales ' estern canal 1871 a
Ss for common to strait state and mixedto
fancy Mich and common TO good Ohio, with
little to be had at our inside figures,
Wheat-2 a &c better; good export inqui-
ry aud light arrivals;sales 2l00 prime white
Genesee 2,o5; 5000 red Long Island 1856;
500 red Jersey l,75.
Whisky-Markei bupysnt; supply light;
sales 81 a 27s for Jersey; % q 2sl fer pris-
on.
Pork-onIy limited demand; supply light;
"a new mess; 1881 1880 for prime.
Beof limited r-1aest. Lard better and
cheese unchanged.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-01-19
T%ELEGRAPHIC 1ETEIIIGEECE.
LATER FRon EuRoPn
ArrIvnI Of lhe Europag
Rerotld D.aa q b.. s9al. d anans, pu.l
ADVANCE IN BREADsTUFFs.

New YoRE, Jan. I6-The Edropa arriv-
cd at 9 a. M. with 2I2 passengers. News
not important. Lord Dudley stewart Il N
Consisntinople endeavo.ing to cause The
Porte TO enroll European polish Legion srd
70 entiec cessation Of hostiIfties from The
Russian army.
Ratifeation OF Treaty between Russia
and Persia had gone TO st. Petersburph.
pee. -. Persia was daily expected to at
tack Bngdad.
Turkey has formally accepted the Per-
sian Declaration Of War.
Br'tish Parliament appointed to meet for
business January 3 list.
The Preston strikes are still unsettled.
birmingham iron masters report trade
healthy without further advance at present
A Decree Of Napoleon removes ~restric.
Tons from import on cotton from England
into France.
Dividend on the Bank Of France for past
year lie 81 francs.
II was rumored IN Paris on the 29th that
Mr.. Soule had fought a third daeI with the
Duke Of Alba, at Madrid, and was Killed
The rumor wanted confirmation.
General Radowitz is dead.
Sweden and Denmark are forming armed
leagues against Russia.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of grain coniin-
ne moderate, and milIers and dealers have
been obliged to purchase freely this week.
Wheat has moved of freely at an advance
OF 4@6d on week. Flour fully Is barrel
dearer. indian Corn in better demand at
ls@ls Cd on week.
Richardson, Brothers g. Co.'S circular
quotes to-day's currency firm. White U.
s. wheat lls3d@ lIs6d. MiJdIiues Issd@
%. Fine red IOsIOd@ Ohio Aour 3ss
6d@39s. Baltimore and Philadelphia 3ss
6d@39s, and 4Os for 1000 bbIs choice. In
dian Corn, white and yellow 46s@46s6d.-
Others quote white corn at AIS.
LrvERPooL.-Provisions-Al the provision
Circulars report nothing doing in Beef. No
sales American or French pork. Bacon new
is selling at about ass; no sales old. Lard
lower. Cheese little Offering, prices firm.
Clover Seed nominal without demand.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-01-19
From New o r

New YORK, Jan. l4-Asy yet we have no
additional particulars 10 the full report last
night in regard to the San francisco. In
deed there are f~ears-there is nothing want
ed but a list of the lost and saved to make
the story complete and this is not forthcom-
ing. Captain Watkins, of the San Fran
cisco, went on board the Antartic, bound TO
Liverpool. The United States store ship
Relief, from Rio taneiro and st. Thomas,
is below. Also the ship Lucy Thompson,
from liverpool. with passengers saved from
the San Francisco. and transferred from the
Antartic. We nave not learned how many,
The screw steamer Alps, of the Cunard
line, sailed this morning for Liverpool. She
takes out four passengers and S223,0O0 in
~sDecie,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-01-19
"wednesday EvcningJan. Is, 1854



During the excursion Of a large number
of Editors, last summer, on the Lake, thew
held a meeting, and determined to call q
Convention Of the fraternity, at Cincinnati,
on the 10th of January. 1854. They also
appointed a Committee Of Arrangements, as
follows:
W: T. CoccEsHALL, ofthe Cincinnati Co.
lumbidn
R. W, P. Mrsr, of the GAINESVILLE Auro.
ra.
4. B. NoRroS, of the Mt. Vernon True
JoHE FAIR, Of the Norwalk ErDerimsnf.
w. F. CoMLEY, Of the DAYTON Journal.
TT LARsH, Of the Eaton REGISTER.
This Committee made all necessary ar.
engagements. Mr.. Coggeshall being the on
y member who resided in the city, a large
amount o fiabor and responsibility necsssa-
rlly devolved upon him. His duties were
discharged in a manner highly creditable to
himself and satisfactory to those who at
tended from other places.
On the 10th inst. the opening meeting
was held, in the Mechanics Institute, Gin
%cinnati, and the following members were
found to be in attendance: Here follows a
list of all the delegates present, which is too
lengthy for our columns.-ED.
The Convention organized Temporarily,
by calling Judge EmRE, of Hillsborough, to
the Chair. and appointing Messrs. Wads-
worth and Tomlinson, Secretaries.
Communication were read, inviting the
member to visit various places Of interest,
which were accepted.
After a short time the Convention ad-
j%ourned, and many Of its members went to
the National Theatre, to attend a Concert
given there by Madame SoNTAG to the chill
dren of the Public Schools.
lnthe evening they reassembled in the
Mechanics Institute, and listened to the
Of the following admirable poem
1t was read by Mr.. Coggeshall, the author
not being present:
A POEM.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-01-19
Further OF. ihe San Francisco.

New York, Jan. 1.-THE Lucy Thomp-
son has not yet got up to the city, and we
are without any additional intelligence as to
Francisco. II is doubtfnl whether she took
them off the Antartic or the barque
Kelly.
The percussion cap factory on Second
street, Williamsburg, and two adjoining
buildings, were destroyed by FIRE this morn
ing.
The packet ship Coniinent.which arrived
to-day from Liverpool, with 492 passengers,
reports having ffty-four deaths on the voy-
are from cholera.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-01-19
Estate OF s,ephan Whitesell.

ITO the creditors OF Stephen Whitesell, deceased
i On the 10Th day Of November A. D. 1863, the
Probate court for Fairfield county Ohio, declared the
Estate Of Stephen Whitesell, deceased, to be proba4
Bile insolvent. Creditors Are therefore required 10
present their claims against the Estate to the unaer-
signed, within six months from the time above aen-
tioned, or they will not be entitled to paymest,
For convenience, creditors can present their claims
at the office Of D. & c. d. Martin, Lancaster, Ohio
This LIST day Of December, A n. 1853. s
SAMUEL WORRALL, Adm'tor
OF he Estate Of Stephen HlhiteseK, deceased
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-01-19

The only legal responsibility which the
press feels is the law Of libel; IL is respon-
Sible to government and law, only as far
as i Injuries individual character.
The press has a moral responsibility
70 the common sense and common con-
science Of mankind. Il violates this,
when it does not adhere sufficiently TO
truth and accuracy, and when it departs
from common ~justce and common morals.
and when it fails 10 Independence; and
more than all does il violate this, when
IN paragraphs clothed in decent language.
It ventures 10 sheer at the morals and
religion Of the Community.
This class Of papers which happily
are found only in large cidss.) has been
well characterized as the satanic press,
Tor IL Satan has work TO do in this world
and employs means to do il, be assured
they are bis instruments.
Time is coming when the press win be
more powerful bar ever. Mr.. Canning
has sad that benceforth the wars Of the
world are TO be wars Of opinion. Every
sheet that falls from the press iss bomb
shell or a annon ball 10 that warfare.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-01-19
FsEFe!5Hzs!59gzE Eg!.EET5ESI55E5 E!EIs5a55sssET AL



cincinnati, Wilmington and GAINESVILLE
" Railroad, open to Washington, two Daily
Trains, Sundays excepted9 on and after Thursday
Nov. 9th, 1883, until further notice, Trains will
run as follows:
Leave Cincinnati from the depot Of the Little Mi
AMI Railroad at a. As A. NJ. and Q 10 z. NJ, arriving
at Washington at 70 80 and 500 p. M. 4 81
Returning leave Washington at 6,30A. NJ. and 2,l6
P. NJ, arriving at Cincinnati at | On NJ &7, 40 P M.
Trains will stop for pass sngors as follows, at Rat
tlesnake, Sabina, Cross Road, Wilmington, Sligo,
GAINESVILLE and Marrow, and on the Little Miami
Road, at Deeriield, Butter worths water station, Love.
lan's MEANWHILE. Milford aud Plainville, and on pro-
pe~rlnotice by flag or to Condutor, at Branch Hill and
Linwood, lat t~urnpike.)
The downward trains from Washington connect al
Morrow with the trains on the Little Miami Road
for Columbus. Yf
Shines of Omnibuses will run between Washington,
Circleville and Lancaster, connecting with the morn
ing train from, and the evening train 10 Cincinnati.
Fare from Cincinnati to Washington /. 4. -. .S2,25
4 /" " g rclevilIe..... 3,SB
For other information and tickets, apply 1t Ticket
Office, aorper of Broadway and Front streets, and at
the Little Miami Depot, or to the Station Agents at
Washington and Wilmington. L. w. WOODWARD.
Engineer and Superintendent
GsThe Omnibus Line viii call for and deliver pas
to and from he trains h any part ofthe city.
II. B. RUGGLES, Conductor.
1.-THE Company will not be responsible for bag.
gage exceeding $50 in value, unless tho same be re-
turned to the Conductor or Agent and freight paid az
the rate OF a passage tor every $500 In value above
that amount. Dec. 4, 1853
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-01-19

CaARLEsroN, Jan. l4--Steamer Isabella
arrived here to-day from Havana with dates
of the 9Th.
u Gen. Pezula had refused to deliver to the
American Consul the imprisoned American
sailors.
Arch Bishop Huges had arrived at Havana.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-01-19
THEODORE TONG,

In ShcfeT's New Block, between the TaIls,
madge House and Shelters Hotel,
A IS just opening a large and ~AeautifuI assortment
N Of Ready-made Clothing, together with .
choice selection Of
CLOTHS. CASSIMERE5 AND vESTINGS.
All Of which have been selected with great care snd
with special reference TO the wants and taste of this
community.
His long experience in this branch Of business, l.
a sure gu9rsntee that his stock embraces the choicest
andbest variety and his purchases have been made
uPonsuch terms that he can sell az the
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
Tha public are respectfully requested 10 call and
examine his assortment. He has on hand a general
assortment Of
WINTER WEAR.
And is at all times prepared TO accommodate his Old
friends, either with an excellent article Of Ready
made Clothing, orto
MANUFACTURE TO ORDER.
Out Of. the best material and by most accompH ihed
wOTkmen, any style Of garmenss,
FOR MEN AND BOYS.
In the best and most fashionsble manner. He is con
ideut, in this respect, that he cangiye general satis-
faction.
His assortnent embrAsss general vafietyof q
Over-Coat5, Vastings, Suspenders
Dress do Pantaloans, Hosiery,
Sack do Cravats, Undershirts.
Carpet-bags. together with all other articles usually
keptina GentiemAn's Furnishing Store, and manu-
facture1 in the most fashionable styles.
THE ASSORTMENT is ENTIRERY NEW;
It has been purchased Of well-established houses
in the Eastern cities, and
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-01-19

LocoFoco BAEKs.-The New Lisbon Pa
riot, says the Ohio Repository, denounced
those editors who have called the Massillon
Bank a Democratic Bank as lying scoun-
drels. Mr.. Gill, the editor knows, or ought
to know, that it was Incorporated by Lo-
cofoco Legislature. If he will examine the
history, he will find, that the Locofoco Leg
%islature Of lS34-5 not only chartered that
bank-but incorporated the Bank Of Cleve-
land, Bank of Circleyille, Bank of New
Lisbon, Bank of Wooster, La Fayette Bank
oil Cincinnati, Bank Of Sandusky, Bank of
Xenia, and that Loco Monster the Ohio Lite
Insurance and Trust Company-with an
aggregate capital of s / 500, 900. That Leg
%islature also increased the capital of the
Bank Of Norwalk to o0,oo0-and all with
the condition to pay 5 per cent tax on their
dividends. 4 Of them have already gone by
the board and the charters of some of the
others expire in 1856.
Yet now this same ~locofoco party are try
ing to drive out of existence, not only the
balance of their own spawn of 1884, but the
State Banks created by the Wings in 1854
6, safe aud sound Institutions, which no man
has or can lose a cent by, Verify, Locofo-
coism is a curious thing?
On the return Of D. A. Starkweather,
Esq, from attending that session, we hap
pened to be present, when a veteran Wing
remarked to Starkweather, that they had
charteredtoo many banks the past winter.
Starkweather replied, Oh no; there is not
enough yet. The veteran Wing replied, re-
member you will regret it. | have no OBJ.
lection to churtering a. few each year, but
not by wholesale.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-01-19
From, C-imcinnati.

CINCINNATI. Jan. l4.-Memphis papers
report that the steamer Gen Burns, bound
from this city to Arkansas river, struck a
snag in the Mississippi at Grand Cut Of,
and was torn to atoms in five minutes
She sank to her hurricane deck, when tho
whole cabin floated of, leaving the hull
with IS deck passengers below the surface
of the water, all Of whom persisted. The
cabin passengers and crew were fortunately
rescued BY the steamer Saranac. ltE -
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-01-19
FcrsaIe nr Renf.

THE subscriber will sell or rent hisyalnsbls prop
Il erty In Greenfield township. Fairfield county, o.,
consis, ing Of NEW SAW MILL Of the most inn
proved and scientific plan, with a Grit Min and
other machinery for making broom handles, plaster
ing bath, fencing boards, and many other articles Of
great value. Also, two good Dwelling Houses and
Stabling. suitable for convenience; 100 fruit trees
Of all kinds Ia good bearing order. with eleven acres
of land, all in first rate order.
For further particulars inquire Of the subscriber
Aug. "a, 1853. JOINTS. SNYDER.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-01-19
SAVE YOUR TEETH.

kocroRs ScorT& KING have formed partnership,
lJfor the purpose Of practicing DENTISTRY
They guarantee entire satisfaciionin setting Artificial
Teeth, and fill (plug) teeth TO arrest decay and pre-
serve them COR life. Their office is tho same recent
~ occupied by DR.. King, in Connell's Row, where
they will be most happy to see their friends who
NAV wish the condition OF thcir mouths improved,
ii. SCOTT. VIM. IT. KING.
Lancaster, June II, 1853. sm6.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-01-19
Attachment Notice.

A T my instance an attachment was this dav issu-
n ed by Samuel Boyle, . Justice Of the Peace or
Amanda township, Fairfield county. against the pro-
perty and effects OF Peter Flegge. an abseonlIng
MATHEW DAVIDSON.
Dec. TO- 1853. 1Ha1