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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-23
AN IMpUDENr RoBpER. .-Tfhe Detroit Ad-

AN IMPUDENT RoBBER. The Detroit Ad-
vertiser says that, on Thursday last, a
rough looking character walked into a
clothing store in Detroit. remarking that
he wished to look round and see where the
best goods were, as he intended to break
in there that night and help himself. The
clerks laughed, and allowed him to look as
much as he wished. When night came,
sure enough the store was broken into, aud
tho cashiers drawer robbed Of $50 dollars
in cash, and 700 dollars worth Of nice
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-23

LOCOMOTIVE SHors IN THE UNITED STATES
There are forty establishments in the
United States engaged in the manufacture
of Locomotive Engines. These shops, il
is estimated, turn ont in busy times at least
|, 200 locomotives in year. About 9, ,oOO
hands are employed, whose wages are a.
bout 8, 3,5O0.ooo dollars per annum. The
iron consumed exceeds $4,000 tons annu-
ally. The value of the products of these
works isfull 1000, 900 dollars per annum
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-23

On Saturday last, an Irishman, living a
little west of the railroad bridge at Terre
Haute, threatened to cut his wife's throat.
She deemed itprudent to anticipate him,
and so struck him with an AK, settling the
whole width of it through his skull In
this condition he walked across the bridge
and abouta mile, falling and rising several
times, till he reached physicians, where
his awful wound was dressed. There is a
chance that he may recover.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-23
E',o g = ANN,
VAIIrAuIR VANnx Avn Af1TUa

A s Guardian n tbs minor hsirs Of DAuEL RnAGI
N laie or FAirseIt conaiy, Quo, deceased, and "
Probate couri Of siA cSauiy. viii expose 70 sale
On Saturday, the 18Th daY OF Deosmber,
A. d. lsSI ihs Cour. Housedoor in said eounty bss
tweea ~ o'clock a. ". and 4 o'clock N. Of said
day he following rSal estate to-wit All that tract Of
parcel Of Lad s.GIas in Bern tSwnshP in said s0auty,
knOWnEs
THE nEAyz,5 mILL Pn0Pznrr,
situate IN Sections os aud s3in Township No. Raues
No -: be!ng aiso Lot Ao ,, oi the subdivision Of the
iands Of Gs0rs Rssr dssssSSi call mated 10 contain
50 52-lO0 Aefss u Land. moro particular descrp
ton Of the fnss and bounds NhsfeOfis contained ID
ofGsorgs Rsln, deceased, had in The Court Of Cou-
non Pleas Of 's,i eonnsy, upon ,e petition o. Daniel
u George RsaH, deceased recorded in partition Re-
cord, No. S, pags 619, aud pages following.
The above is most desirable properly and partleni
larry worthy ~ attention Of al who may desirs 10
Invest capital In productive real sststS II Is now
brought into market in consequence Of the death of
It's lats proprietor Mr.. DaEisl Rsarn, BY whom had
recently bsen placed ia high state Of improve ements
and who, the time OF his death, carrying IL
with successful results. The equitable title oftho de-
ceased, Daniel Ream, purchaser % said properly
under an order df sale in the above named pFocsOd
ings In partition, being fgI and complete equity and
subject - no ineanbefee except an annuity Of esse
000C to DO paid b. the purchaser TO the widow Of sd
deceased, for h5T dover, assigned 10 her Of thS
rents and profits, Will be sold az above mentioned.
Said property is situate in ths Hooking Valley AbonS
milos below Lancaster. In point Of soil the lands
OF VsTy superior quality. But that which renders
the properly peculiarly desirable and valuable - the
sills which in operation upon II, consisting Of
CRISr MILL with fATSs Of nOAss and the neces-
ssy sTarAtus for both merchant aud county work,
In excellent T3paiT aud condition, and 4 Saw Mill
all propelled by water power, dawn from the HOek-
Ing Canal Dy virtue Of ancient Mil privilege, sub
l. ect 70 no wster-rght rent
The property Is In N midst ofas good grain grow
ing di5,ct be found IA Ohio, G6oFdng the most
favorable facilities obtain the necessary stock foK
merchant work. and an extensive country CUSTOM
On the promises NEW TWO STORY BRICK
DWELLING Of ample sizsAnd several eomfortable
Dwellings for the use Of fsnAnts-
The tsr,nB sA prescribed by ths ordeF are, one
third Of the preue money TO be paid In hand and the
rgsidus IN two equal annual payments with Interest
from the day of sale. The rnderslgnsd will, however,
fad practicable, in regard 70 tine two referred pay
menls, arrange with persona desiring to purchase
jnyes;meni Of the fund upon proper soeurity for
longer period II desired.
Possession will be given Immediately upon con.
nrmsiiOn Of the sale, and title made fall payment
OF the purchase money. The Of the present yeaP
will be paid By the future ysaFs bg ths
purchaser. GEORGE @. BECK, Gsardfss.
November ., ls54-Sw3S
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FiTe In New OrIeans---PIacide,s Theatr.
Deairnreh.

NEw ORLEANS, 8ov. 2l.-A Gre broke
out in the scenery, 10 Placide's Theatre, al
three o'clock this morning, and th.irely
destroyed the building and contents, in
GLIDING the wardrobe. There ives no in.
surance on the building, and only three
thousand dollars on the wardrobe. The
Ravels had just commenced an engage
ment. Placide was sleeping in the build.
ing. and narrowly escaped from the third.
story window The loss is estimated at
from thirty FIVE to forty thousand dollars.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-23
HARDWARE AT GREAT 6ARoAiNs!!!
Cheaper than ever before offered in
. Lancaster.
Holm E EFEINGER

ETAS lately purchased from P. Rope his interest In
the Hardware business. and in addition to his al
ready large stock, is daily receiving, direct from
the Aane and Importers. large purchase of
new goods which will make his stock of Hardware
of the most extensive to found In this market His
facilities for purchasing and arrangements with Manu-
fscturers. which equal to any, viii enable him to
offer all deserptong OF Hardware ut loTsr prices tkGa
aHV Of her esta6iishmsnt The attention Of FkRKERs
and MECHANICS is invited to the extraordinary induce
MS held out TO them in the way Of great bar
gains-fully satisfied that II they consult their in
tercst they will certain to calf and examine his pri
ces before purchasing elsewhere. By close attention
10 business and by constantly keeping hand a~full
and complete and the bes goods he hopes
20 large share ofthe patronage Of Che Farmers
and Mechanics ofthe county.
April GO, 1854.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-23

THAT SHAwL.--One thousand and
Twenty Dollars for Cashmere shawl.
The great shawl-the finest needle. work
shawl ever seen in Americas notice of
which appeared some time ago in The Tri-
Jane, which cost SO, 700 at Oonstantinople
and was imported expressly for exhibition
at the Worlds Fair, was sold at auction.
yesterday at the Crystal Palace, for one
thousand and twenty-five dollars. The
purchasers name was given as James De
Wolfe, but whether for private account, or
for sale, we could not learn. The competi-
ton was not very excited; the shawl was
put up at the standing bid of 81 GOO, and
ran by five up to the 81 ,025.a at which the
courage Of the opposition failed, and it was
Knocked down. very much to the satisfac-
ton Of the purchaser, who had determined,
we understand, to run it to 81 200, if the
owner or auctoneer had possessed the
tact to lead on his bidders TO the exciting
point. --. .....~4,
The shall sold above was the ono with
green center, and, in the latter part of the
exhibition, was shown in separate case.
One Of the others, from the case in the
south nave, the one with crimson center
was sold TO w. J. Hall for $500. The bid
ding upon this was little more spirited,
starting at S4o0 and running up pretty rap
pidly to $500. The others were not Of
fered-the sacrifice was thought to be too
great.-N y Tribune.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-23
Cattle Markets.

BALTIMoRE, November 2o.-The receipts
of Beeves were large and the demand ac-
tive. The offerings at the scales to-day
were 1850, selling at 80, 5o@4,37 on the
hoof, equal to S5@8,5O net, averaging
S3. 50 gross. Only a few and they ofex-
ira quality. were sold at The extreme price
of S4,37. Hogs were very brisk at SIS, SO
$3.50. Sheep were dull at 3@3.5o pei
cwt. gross, the supply being large.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-23
FRESH ARRIVAL OF GEOCRnIKS
AT THE
CITY GROCERY STOREt
mENRY a. GEnELEIN

HENRY A. GEBELEIy,
OAS Dssr East Of tie RoesiEg Hasy BG1k s1u1A GtSS
vain Street, Lancaster, Ohio.
D EsPECTPULLY soiiciis the attention ofhia frioads
l. and euAlomers, and all that may want Grocerisa
and who will be kind 10 give him call both froR
the city and country TO superior and complete stock
OF Groceries, just received embracing In part the fol-
lowing articles:
JAVA and RIO COFFEE; Young, Hyaon,
GseS Black and Imperial TEAS; New Orleans Sugar,
zka& Loaf, Crushed and Pulyerized: Rice, Golden
ax1ASyrup. S. H. SyruI,- g. H-Matasses, y. Orleans
do, Oranges, Lemons, Reisias Figs, Pruin. Almonda
Pecons Flberts Coco Nuts and Brazii Nuts. Dried Bee
Dried Tongues and Cincinnati Cared Hams, Rnglisk
Dairy Cheese and w. r. Cream do; Spice, Cinnamon
Cloves, Nutmegs; Mace, Aspice. Pepper and Ginger,
Sal Soda Cr Tartar, salaratEs Starch, salpetsr En-
Logwood, Indigo, Madder, Alum, etc., etc.
Soap, Candles, Tubs, Buckets, Brooms, Wash Bordsy
Baskets, ETC.. etc.
Gne lot OF Chewing TobsSe6, also Smoking do. and
Cigars; Wines and Walkers Burton Pale Ale geneTJ
al stock ofNOons Toys and great many othcr aticsss
May 1, 1854. II. A. GEBELEIN.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-23
washington News.

New Yonx Nor. 2I.-Wsshington dis.
patches TO the Herald says the Cabinet
viii be reconstructed in January. Camp.
bell and Guthrie go out. BrOckenbridge
viii be Attorney General; Cushing, Secre.
iary Of State; Dobbin, Secretary Of Treas.
urF; Mason, Secretary Of Navy; also an
entire change ia the foreign appointments
Marcy is going 10 England.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-23

WooL,-During the past week the firm
of Goodale d Co., of the Cleveland Wool
Depot made sale Of wool amounting to
225,000 lbs. at Q or cents advance over
prices realizedin September and October.
This must prove exceedingly gratifying to
their principals. This sale, we believe, is
the largest single transaction erer made in
this city, or perhaps in the State. The
Cleveland Wool Depotis firmly established
in the confdenc Of wool growers and coun-
try merchants. Daily Leader.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-23
NcyY YorIk Mnrkc,.

New YoGx, Nov. 21.-Western Canal
Flour heavy; 5000 lbbls sold; good Ohio
8, ,56a8,91; Southern dull; 1000 bbls sold
at 8, 50a9,12. Wheat is trife higher;
$4,000 bush Southern Red sold at l,95;
White 1,92a1 ,92l common Western Mix
ed 9oao11c, Pork firm. Beef unchang-
ed and business limited. Lard dull and
declining. Ohio Whisky 45c
Money tight at I2@18c for short first
class paper, and i'7@8c on call. Stocks
dull and lower N. Y Central 795c;
Michigan Central &c; Reading 66Sc; Erie
328c; Cleveland and Toledo SIC.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-23
MUSIC, MUsICI,

1aTz=5aFzaR5ISsES DE BERTHoLTS have re.
lXH turned to Lancaster. and will be hap
~ q 7 gipy TO receive pupils for instruction on the
PIANO FORTE and GUITAR, at their re3id ence al
Mr. UpfedS, Columbus Street hope tIeir long
perience in teaching music, and the unrenting aen-
ton paid to the improvement ofther Pupils will insure
portion ofpublie patronage.
MISS A. G. DE BERTHoLT will receto class fol-
Embroidery and CanvasswOrk.
MISS M G. DE BERTHoLr has iopenoi an Ele-
mentary School in the Basement Story of the Epsc0-
pal Church. November 0, lS54--26
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-23

Ea1ANs IN MoTIoN.---It seems that the
Erie troubles are not yet ended. The
Plain Dealer, of the 18th, saysi
cit seems our neighbors Of the Sleepy
Borough are preparing for war. The
Common Council Of that city have passed
resolutions authorizing the Mayor to re
move the Railroad track occupying the
street, after one weeks notice to the Rail-
road Company y. l
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-23
Statement OF tho condition OF Fairfield
County Savings Institute,
wRnNFSDAY NOVFMRRR Ia, Ieya
GRNA'E BARGAANsI
First Door East ofthe swan Hotel.

OUR Stock being now complete, We arc prepared to
offer the most choice and cheap Goods ever
exposed to sale in ls market consisting OF every dis
cripton of DRY GOODS in she WOOieR, Linen. Sill,
Worstsd and Cotton line, for the of Men, Woman
and Children and in use about the dwelling, including
choice WAite Goods. Dressand Fancy Goods Heseiry,
9Iopes, Cloths, Cdssimsrss, PestiRgS, SaHsts,
Also choice lot OF China, Glass Queens.
Warc, Of Boots, Sh0es, Slippers, &c.; for all ages, Of
selected and Cheap Groceries,
the Teas Sugars, ocfsss Molassss, Spices and Syrup
being very choice
sell without regard 10 profit In order to close up the
same the reduction Of our stock and payment ofouI
liabilities being our great object. ~ =
The public therefore before buying elsewhere are
invited 10 examine oursplendid stock.
Ian caster, Nov 2-3m WHITE, Jr. & JULIAN.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-23

AND STILL THEY CoME.-The Illinois
bank Of the river, opposite the city, is
white with the covered wagons of the en-.
igrants, and the woods lit up by their camp
fires at night. The steam ferry-boat Flint
Hills, although oflarge size. q Unable to
bring them over as fast as they arrive
This press has been continued through all
the season. Our streets are constantly
thronged by emigrants. Burlington Hawk-
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CLOTHING EMPORIUM.
citizsnS oftsheaster . persons from the countr,

Cltlzenb oI LAneasIer persons from the Country
GEORGE IL. SMITH,
NORTH SIDE MAIN STREET, LANCASTER, OHIO
TENIE attention Of persons wanting clothing Is re-
u spccl!uliy called to the immense assortment OF
Mems, Boys and Chiidrenis. He wishes it UNDERWOOD
ta6AshHsEt, and that hs has AIsd principles which
govern them. The clerks instructed to repress
Irnthfully all articles sold BY ihsm and it. after the
purchases parties not satisfied, the garments may
be exchange OF the mOGey will be cheenully refund
ed. partial list Errivsd:
ErOck and Dress Coats.
BLAcE, BLrr, BKows, OLIVE, cbARRT AND auLBERRT.
Single Breasted Eusiness Coats.
DEvoSsHtRx KERszY, OXFORD MIXED, CLOTH, PLAID,
cAss, DaAB DoEsEIE, sLvEs GRAY, CASHMERE AND
NOTIFIED, Blue FANCY aud GRAY TWEED. also,
Black and Blue CLOTH SHORT SACs & FRoCKs.
OvercOafs.
Bias and Brown suBTGss CLOTH yRock ovERCoATS;
Black, Blue, Brown & Olive Devonshire KeFsey do;
Blue, Black, Grey, Whitney and Drsb do;
:. Pilot Cloth, some Extra Long, DO;
Blkck, Blue and Brown Cloth, Superior, do
DrAb Embroidered Cloth Saes and Walking COATS.
CfOaks.
Black and Bl9e CLoTH-some Extra Fins
REAL ENGLISH PILOT CLOTH;
VeEtings.
Plain Black sATIE, Figured sILK and sATiNJ
'' SILK; Fancy SILK and SATIN;
Black and Fancy VELVET;
Fancy Velvet and silk BALL VESTS.
PanIaioOns.
Black and Fancy cOlored DoEsKly;
:" CASHMERE
and Buekskin do;
Devonshire Kerssy and Oxford Mixed do;
Black, Blue and Fancy Colored SATlNET;
FRENCH and AMERICAN COTr0NADB.
Furnishing Goods.
SILK, MERINo, ALL WOOL, Red, Gray and White
FLANNEL, and COTTON FLANNEL UNDER
SHIRTS and DRAWERS. ALL LINEN and COT
TON SHIFTS. A At guaranteed In all instances
HALF H0SE-0skney and Shetland Wool, Msriuc,
White and Gray Lambs Wool, English and German,
Cotton, White and Colored.
GLoVES.--B Black, White and Colored Kid Gloves;
Thread Silk and Neapolitan Plush do:
Drab Buck GLOVES aud GAUNTLETS.
CRAyArS-Blaek Fancy Satin and Silk Crsvats
STOCKS AND TIES, OF all deseriptions-inpossible
TO enumerate.
Boys and Childern's Clothing.
Black and colo.ed Cloth Frocks;
4" :" 81 Sacks;
Cashmere and Tweed Frocks and Sacks
Black and COlored oyereoats;
NOTIFIED, Gray and Brown Whitney Overcoatsj
Black, Blue and Brown Cloth Jackets.
VESTS-Black Cloth, Blaek and Fancy Silk Vestss
Tweed and Colored Cashmere do.
PANTALOoNS-Blacka and Fancy Colored Cashmere
and Doeskin:
Satinet, Tweed and Goitonade;
Children's Black and Colored Cloth Suits
Jackets.
Catawars-splendId.
FURNISHING GooDS-Merlno Shirts, Cotton and
Cotton Flannel Drawers;
Muslin Shrts, Linen Bosoms, Collars & W rstba 8
Cotton and Wool Half Hose; Cashmere Gloves;
Suspenders, Handkerehiefs, Ties and
SILK, COTTON aud GINGHAM UMBREEbA9. =
Lancaster, November 10, 1884
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The year 1854 begins and ends on Sun
day, thus having dfty-three Sundays
january, April, July, October and De-
cember have Eve Sundays EACH 1t is said
such an arrsy Of Sundays will not occur a.
gain until 1889.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-23

APrLEs. The crop of apples in New
England this year, as it has been in every
even year since the Baldwin came into
general cultivation, is too large for de-
mahd and the price has been dropping un-
til they are now dull in this vicinity and
Boston at I, ,25@1 so per barrel, and may
be had delivered at the railroad depots
thirty orforty miles from Boston, at SIS tc
40 cents bushel. -NpJargport Herald
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-23

cINCINNATrI, wILMINGfON AND
ZAHRsyII,I.R RhIT. uoxI3,

/ OPsS TO LkscAsTER.-Tue daily TlAins lspa'
lNpdeg eNceptct;l -
frlia. lisys cilsla9s., a >: =: sea ar, ~ ~
hving nt Lancaster at y. -. and ~ y. u.
Trains leave IAnessiSrsi 5 10 A, n and 70 r n
aEdyhg st CiEesbhan - II IS ~ snd ~ A. n.
Trains will stop for paase nEsP q follow; AtAma1da
Holland. Washington. Rni'e-pske fahiha, fnaH Road
Wilmington, Sligo, ClarksFfils REd Morrow.
The downward trains connett at Morrow with The
trains on the Little nluInn koad f0f Columbus.
Lines OF Stages viii run between Lancaster and Lo4
gan, Nslsonvtls, Aihsns, fomefoy, soDersot and
ZAuerVie. connecting With tie morning train ffem
and evening train Ia Cineiauatf
Fare from clnennnti 10 Lancaster, a. 0n
For other Information and tiekcts apuiy a Ticket Or
Gee, % broadway aud Front streets and q he
Little Miami Deposj ortc the sion AGENT on The lns.
y. W. WOODWARD.
Engineer and supsFBtsndspG
T19The Company will not be respoRsible fo1 bsgs
tuned 70 the C1ndaeOKOr Agent, and freight paid q
The rate ofa passage fcf every $50 In Vaee above thss
amount Nov.R, 1854,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-23

GofNa WEsr.-Herr Driesbach, the eel
ebrated lion-tamer, has purchased land in
the vicinity of Council Bluff, Iowa and in
tends removing thither with his family and
pet tigers.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-23
Cincinnati Market.

CrNCrNNATI, November 91.-River risen
three inches---weather showety. Flour
quiet at Z, 7,65 to 7,75, Whiskey held at 33c.
Hogs firm at 1921. No sales ofprovisions
Sale of 250 bbls Of Molasses at ia to I8.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-23
New Or,enns EInrkct.

New ORLEANS, November 90.-Co:ton
is less active and lower with sales of 5000
bales at 84a8s. Flour 8.62. Corn GOA
90. Mess pork is retailing at 2Oa22. Ba-
con sides 10!. Whiskey4 45. Molasses i8t.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-23

Over two millions and half Of dollars
Of fndianna free bank 1otes have been can
celled by the Auditor Of State. within the
past three months. The cancellation is
still going on, the daily average being 5o.-
600.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-23
A NEvv sTO6ks

A New and we'll Selected lot of Groeerie
WEAvE iust been received by tire subseribers At hit
ET old stand. where he viii be happy TO meet his
customers and the public generally.
quality as can be found in any similar esabshnentia IN
the city. -5;, ,s..,.. -,
ons Figs Pruns and also general variety Of Nut1s
s,,ch as Almonds Brazil Nuts. Coco Nuts &c. AisN
splendid lot OF Old Western Reserve Chesse;
GEORGE J! WYGUMt
Lancaster Feb. I, 1s5s--49 ~
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-23

TIE BATTLE OF BAL4KLAvA.-The town
Of Balaklava. where the late battle between
the allies and the Russians took place, con-
tains less than 500 inhabitants, and is nine
miles from Sebastopol
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-23
Election OF n United states senator.

LoUIsvILtE, Nov. 2l .4Robert 81. John.
son has been elected unanimously to the
United s:a:cs Senate by the Arkansas Leg
iislature.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-23

MARTm, GIEsE & Co., are just opening
a very large and general stock Of goods, to
which the attention of the citizens of tho
city and county are invited. Advertise
neDt next weak.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-23
Ohio Stock Paper.

The Treasurer of Ohio has written the
following letter, which is of interest to the
taxpayers ofthis State. We copy itfrom
the Cincinnati Commercial:
TREAsuRER's OFFICE, OHIo,l
r, Columbus, Novcl1.I
W. w. CONES. Esq. Sir: In answer to
your inquiry, 1 reply that the notes on the
Miami Valley Bank, Savings Bank of Gin
cinnati, Canal Bank Cleveland, City Bank
of Columbus. and all other Ohio Stock
Banks will be received for taxes, and all
public dues at this Office as heretofore.--
These notes are abundantly secured by the
pledge of Ohio and United States Stocks,
in the offices of the Auditor and Treasurer
of State, which stocks are still command
ing premium in New York. No bill
holder need necessarily lose anything by
Ohio Stock paper.
Very respectfully yours, 7
t- 5,s j. G. BREsLIN.
Treasurer OF State.
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A CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY!

Profitable and Honorable ImplOymentii
TTNHE subscriber is dosirous Of having an agent in
each county and town in Tho Union. A capital ,oi
from to $40 only wiiIbe required, and anything like
efficient, energetic man make from three to five
dollars per day-indeed some Of the Agents now en-
ion will bo givenby addressing, (post paid)
III i WILLIAM A. KlNSLER,
Box COL. Philadelphia, Pa, Post once.
November 0, lsS f--3w96t 81 ~
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RnrrY nIid finrrinre NInkers


Buggy and Carriage Makers
KXTILL Ind, at the Men Hardoare Store, opposite
w the Taiimadee House, ofthe largest and best
selected stock of Trimmings eter opened In this mar
kct.' Consisting in part Of
loo Pieces Enami'd Duck and Canvass,
IS ~ Fauey colored do.
SO s' all Wool and union Damasks
so Hides pateut and Enam'ld Leather,
Brass and Silver Plated Bands, Top Prope,
Stump Joints, Laces, Spring, Axels. etc:
Lancaster. April 90, 1854 JOHN EFFlNGEh.
HOUSE BUILDERS DEPOT.
ToHN EFFINGER would invite the attention OF Car
n renters and House Bpiders to his large STOCK 9t
IIonse building materials. They will md constantly
on hand the best Junfata Nails, Spikes and Brads;
The most approved Door Locks and Latches;
Window Gtass and Sash Of all sizes;
Conekllp and Woods Pure White Lead and Otj
iioor and Blind IS Shop Hinges, Bolts, etc.
Those about building will be certain TO save money
by examining my prices before purchasing elsewhere
April 90, 1854. - - -
TinsPInte, Copper, wire, decs
~ On Boxes &c and lY Tin Plate:
OVb Square and 100 PlSto do
~f Tin'd Copper
Sheet and Bar Zinc, 49, ,-
80 Shoot Iron and Wire,
copperand Iron Rivits, ,hy -. =
April9s 1854. WHITE 9 - LAIIA.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-23

10 There are no less than six thousand
pianos manufactured in Boston, annually
and they are said at prices varying from
225 to 300 dollars each.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-23

A writer in the Cincinnati Gazette says
he has been over the States Of Indiana,
Kentucky, Illinois, Missouri, &c, aud
finds the number Of hogs at least twenty
percent. larger than last year; that there is
an increase Of a million and a half; and in
view Of these facts the packers cannot af-