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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-26

~ CUlIIEEY. IKELAND--ADvERTI

an CHANCEEY, IKELAND.-.ADFERTiH
n MENT TO CREDITORS AID SENT Of kiA-C"uoe
petition unde; the Court of ch"nGcEy Qre9n!l Kecun
lion Act 1850 june Anderson widow and admins r"t'iX
of Johu anderson Deceased petitioner Thoms Anderson
john Nc Kiuey and Ruth, his wife rrsponden'- hereby
require all prrsuns claiming 10 TIC creditors or pccuihrS
lnres Of John Anderson ntc OF Strnbnnc i'll the county
o, Tyrone in Ireland merchant deceased on or before me
2nh day of september next 10 turnii IN writing TO WI
I,m Robcr, Elliott of l6 Uppe. Temple -rcc', Dublin the
r,,ioaers solicitor the anoun, nnd particulars ot their
several demands accompanied in the OF simple con-
,-,r debts hy u statement OF the consideration OF sHrh
debit. in or lcr ,ha, III" petitioner may "lhot any ek'
u,n,, 10 them prove th.- matter such anu 80
i,rIrh of tlci; demands she shal think Just oi
IN, allowance or di-niOwHuc" al w'ch, or my part
# same tuid creditors shnll r"c"y" du" motto" ;
and nil such creditors whose demands sinH Il" as
allowed either wholly in part -h" a ih" i"nl "i
ro-. . D, liberty c chtrcrs III my Office III !cci o.
M cl,i,ns or amounts disiloNc. within fortnight
n:,.r ,n.y , respectively have Eoiir" Of sGtE dSaIC"'
nnrc also require MI parties cui!l2 TO Oc next u! KIN
m the said John Anderson. to come III before me, "t my
chnnbcr Inn, Quay the city OF Dublin on or before the
I'M, ay Of january 1855 md prove their r";i"n.ip to
tn. -uii John Anderson, aud their Iic TO dsrlmtire
sharc d, his personal estate. 49,. W. iiSpohE',
WILLIAM Rourpr ELlIoTr, Petitioner Solicitor, 10
Upper 'r.n,l'lr street, lubi%.
dated thl. 2l day Of July. lt3i ~ -,
PETER ZiNN. Solicitor Cincinnati, ONO VIII supply
| Srp
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[N * AWAY, or :lu 2ni "y =. Str%'"Ut' - ~:
IS IN. :,3. sometimes called Bob E.own Boz ;s
40 e:-- acu: q " 90 year, Old. some NSe its', sS
-. In {: routd ;hIrk. ~: having iac"'"''R
No. -: ,.,r On one Y! LIS cLccks, caused w iie
-. sz..,. ,yara c.:!d md !s littls isectoeG II"
. ~ veil W.: learn :aS cad :or some tire FSf y
-, uU:eG a.r;cs art from eli can !'hrh 'h,N
....y NJ ]. :.!.XinI hi. ray iOr rec Si"'" u"
o. . NJ. nv viii. !ula,tn BOY aJcu: h7 iE@o > 3Sr'
= .i.a i iS. G~yac hc N OF rec n'e'o. irH
. T,.ar ,his place WHO lmss h'' son = itS " -
a. %. q, a ,ra. Sn,s Bob boot hnI -noeiiIn.i"'
-. ,r very polite wcll hchIvci ninn 20 w2!ic
,Ia. ..,.l- -l.l"- slowly. and generally uses very
e.. IA. ...-.. =: SOC! :or q slave. ..
N.u ~ .0i.r 'c apprehension nld Seh"hs'!'.IS M
n; ,, = % s: yan se, him again x 'nkc'! over 80
-o. ,-,r -. ,-co G.. S2j ii :akca wi'rln ~ n's OF
IN ain anna ~ MOON,
BY Juo. d. Moon, JT
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PERUVIAN GtANO.

Iy order uf the President,
S;m 2,-canw4w WM. p. MUNFORp, Secretary.
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r HAVE resuu;" business on mi own account and am
now receiving handsome assortment Of goods III the
hardware line sul continue add 10 my stock from
week 10 week until ger full tupply-my goods will hc
fresh snd clesn having di.posrd the old stock there
fore mort politely opcctfuy invite old cuatoncrr,
friends aud tic pubic call OLD stand 80 Main
erect rendering each NY prr"msl attention whcn rhHy
shull plrnse 10 cal, on lllEO. ROBERTFON,
Lnport,r Of Hardware and Cutlery, No. ~ Main street.
I'm,
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RINTORD. ,IAYO l. BLAIR,

EnAVr received their Fail aud Winter Try Goocn cgf
M uc:in: sc. to winch they in>re the attention q:
rh,Ir trend. nud ;lc ruhic generally
IN ,,.r :yrL VII be- ir,id '' urw"s' si;l. f3r":cr
,nI ,pmr.l;, lirr.s G"otr. .or loi!c- "ni S"i!''
al.u u ,ury l.e stock nf heavy sor'' i0' scr
sui,nLl. for irctoiy uiii plantation To"
Or
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nN r.II CoYEH\OK 0T YIKCINIA.

:
ENrcRNhTiO& having been receive: ~ The ENecnt:v"
,.JANE~ G. GALLOWAY alus CHARLES bOtG'
= elsr-.d with burglary. anu JOHN PRICE, VINO! Is
>. - w;l Grand La:cciv, together. Oh Sunday. the
i.'..i .scupcG ;:OI tin ja!! CT The county oi l"!
, t.c a.. ROW .o:n: X; large:
therefore, DO ;rrci,: C:ftr reward OF two hundred
. zr,v pcr-o or persons who shall arrest the said
=, -: .cvcr them into tac Jail Of Marshall county, or
Lgr!cd dC!ll.> tor me arrest and delivery into the
-. Isl. .: sauer o! sail ;eiuus sni DO moreover re-
- AZ o.rcers vi rms cn'aaloS cai:, civil and military
:a1Icr :ic people generally 10 use tAer bet rSer
m crocrc :is a!Ie-: oi u. saG iclous ;ha iAcy may
:54sD' - yUs'i Z.
:; en uad": - ha! rs G";~ruo! an: U:,!"- The Lesser
l. = Serl oG ti!., C1!2n.1aT cah. ~ kichncEd, !'
SJia cay .. .iGsu>,, II &c ysaG lsJt.
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DISSOLUTION OF CO-PAkTNERSIIP.
'1>!lE partnership heretofore existing between Rooert
Il Murray & J. II. Gusgcnhcmer in the county OF
Montgomery. IN the Conl Mining business. under the ,yIe
Of Murray Guggchsncr this day dissolred and the
signature OF tie nrt be- used no longer for any PURPOSE
sept. le-cwlm J. H. GuGGEEHEIMER.
NANTED.--A Female Teacher to take charge Of a
sma teaooi IN private fanily--one well quail
be required. For farther par,iculnrs address
seP,. 2t-ert w. G. JONES. Surry c. H., Va.
HORsR RAKEs-Ro1oIvi5g ToI,s EsI.. of ,evs
Ii raj varieties, for ssle by WM PALMER
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: - GALLOWAY e described n5out 35 years o;
~ -: .acneG 10 he cG-lEcn,, weighs about -'9 or
49,, lair omileX!on, and fresh an! tender shin;
wish .air. KEEP clean and smooth always dresses
f f., -. .lo.a,c. ul ;ae r.os: :as!ionab!c Kind Ae
. a,,.. .. iuly wr:.cs good hand, sd II m
,-"-, % D. loo .!a, '!.sM Ii, Sss raised near LyAc..
Id : recently t.Sa. boone county, Va
aN .EtCC = A5oU: ~ vcars CT "se zee, Az % -
.-.;. .ail,w complexion, Il long, shnr2 lace VIZ!
49,. T-l.ow:,. a. .y:.., tim nud nm: sts snrcw"
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every effort 10 ,3s down illi- free republic ~ such II
step from the prol position which it hold. anon :hc
civilized mi Christian unt!"s Il" thr carin, ~ the
first to prohibit ,ha mhuman :rat!ir, md brand i,
piracy.
Resolved, Tha. the executive department III the fed
crul government Ought longer I" be vested IN tie.
hands Of the r who would WELD it, pnronag" and ts
influence for the aEgrani;Hmcnt "t slavery md the "N-
tension OF lis political power aud the wings OF New
York will labor Ia the utmost I" effect the overthrow
n the administration which has proved 81 rcck !cs, 10
duty anl 80 rrgar,ll "i III" rights and interests q"
the Union and to lrci President with whom iiI,-
ty To freedom shall not bra perpetual disqualification
for the public service.
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The Know -Eoth.m. rXPosure made in tie Shield,
ani copied igum Lc Cincinnati Enquirer, WIS first
published in tic Richmond Enquirer. The next day
after the Richmond paper lnbiiohed il, it uci;nnw
lr,l..oI that il had been !naNrd.
The alloy" aplcer- in ti' Man-ficll i0h"l Herald,
ha1"-aofhag paper, ns Is plain from lis statements
The "cxp"surc" va, IL" first published in the Rich
mord Enquirer, no" ha, il ever acknowledged that
the exposure" WIS 4 hoax.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23

A Voice from Michigan in Favor Of
DIR. s. A. WEAVER,S MEDICINES.
Cure OF long Standing and most Agravat-
ed of Salt Rheum and Erysipelas.
Paw Paw. Michigan, Nov. 3, 1852.
S. A. WEAVER Co, New London-Gentlemen;
About ak years ago my wife was attacked with
SALT RHEUM and E~RYSLPELAs, very soon it be-
gan to spread, and in the course oftwo wears nearly
encompassed her whole body, causing a burning
itching sensation; she tried many kinds of Medicine,
but nothing done her any good. l happened to read
IN a New London newspapers statement given by
many that Ikrew, which led me to procure some of
your Canker and Salt Rheum Syrup, having
got the agency for the same she commenced using
the Syrup and Cerate according to directions, and
before she had used three bottles of thu Syrup, and
two boxes of Cerate, she was entirely cured. l
commenced it myself for the Salt Rheum on my
head, and musts say in four weeks time 1 was entire
ly cured of that complaint by the use of your Syrup
and Cerate. l send you this statement from the
simple desire that all who are troubled with this
disease May at once resort to On. S. A. WEAvER's
GAMER AND SALT RIEUd sVRUP, and be speedily
cured. Yours respectfully,
ELISHA SMITH, Paw Paw, Michigan.
I. N. Harris & Co., CINCINNATI, general agents fol
the South and West. Soidin lancaster. wholesale anc
retailby Kaufman s. Co. and by druggists generally
in the State. March 9. 1854.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23

VNADDITIoN TO A LARGE STOCK ALREADY
Il on hand, | am this day in receipt an, opening the
styles ofPIANOS, for sale at Mahufac-
turer's prices, ranging from Se00to $500. WayTant-
cd for. fee gears.
. sevsn octave Louis XIV. richly carved,
Q seven octave carved top moulding;
1 seven octave, plain, round corners;
/ seven octave, Eolian attachment;
8 six octave, round corners;
2six octave, round corners, top moulding,
3 six octave, half round corners;
8 six octave, square corners;
4 seven octave, richly carved boudoir;
| seven octave plain boudoir;
26i octave, carved boudoir;
Q 90 octave, plain boudoir. A.. REED.
Boston Piano Rooms, Columbus, Ohio.
August 4, lbs. .t-
CECoND HAND PIANOS.-One Seven Octave
- Rosewood Piano Forte, nearly new;
once octave, Rosewood Case;
One 8 octave Mahogany case, For sale yery cheap.
Columbus, July 90. A. REED.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23
HI A 1s

PHILIP RISING & JOHN LYONS,
HAVING purchased the interest of Mr.. Lcor
AA PLouT ntIe Dry Goods business, in the Mac
crGchen Room, ono door WoStQfMCSSTS. Rebcg and
hnts's Store, NGia Street, Lancaster, Ohio, and
having added thereto alarge assortmo ut of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
SOLICITED with the greatest care in the Eastern ci
ties, respectfully solicit a share Of public patronage.
Their stork consists in part as follows;
EADIEs' DPEss GooDs, such as Barcges, Ginghans.
Lawns, calicoes. silks, satin, linen lustres, Aipacas-
de lanes, etc. The above assortment consists Of eve
nv variety OF the latest and most beautiful STILES. ard
will be sold as low asat any house in Fairfield county
GENTLEEIEN's Dress GooDs, such as cloths, cas-,
simeTes, satinets. Jeans, Ca mbrooms, lastinqs. tvooIs
linen, plain and bard, iwilled Michigan cfmlet. etc.
cashmere, satin, silk and Marseilcs Vestinps. Their
assortment Of CLoTHs AND CAssIMEREs is 0ffhe lest
aud most durable kinds, Their assortment of Sum-
NER WEAR is composed of the latest md most
FASHIONABLE rdTiety, and embraces almost every de-
scriTtion. In addition to the above thew have the
usual assortment of Muslins, Drillings, Sheetirg, Tick
ing, Umbrellas and Parasols, in oil their varieties.
A fine assortment of the MOST FAsHIoNADLE Box
NETS, Of all qualities, Misses RonnetS and Flats
Men and Boys Palm LeGGaad Ltghcrn Hats.
AiargeassGrtmept Of Boots aid Shoes, GGitersanE
Bashf1S.. Also, all other articles usually found In a
Dry Goods store, together with a large assortment CT
QUEENSWARE, gerry. cheap.
Tho citizens Of Fairfield and adjoining counties are
respectaiully invited to call and examine the above
stock of floods. Every effort will be made 10 please
them as TO variety, quality and to price.
~ We invite our Apmish friends TO call, as we
have boon careful to purchase goods 10 suit them.
Sugar, Coffee and all kinds Of Spices al all times
on haad "@N
We invite the attention Of country merchants 10
our stock Of Dry Goods, which we are prepared 10 SCI.
to them at prices which amo faifto please.
GFCashpsid for Wheat, Rye, Corn, Oats and Wool
Lancaster, April 13, 1868
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23
MARRIED..

On the 10th Feb, by Rev. ]. ]. Suffer,
Mr.. JOHN M $CHMIED g. Miss CHRIS
TINA HUELSEHER, both of Bern town
shin.
On the 9th Oh March, by the same, Mr..
PETER LANEE Of Lancaster, and Miss
ELIZABETH WHITE Of Sugar Grove.
On the 18th, by Rev. N. Westerman,
Mr.. JOHN A. TROUT, to Miss QUINCY
e.. a. BARNETT, both of Columbus,
Ohio, 2
Also by the sEme on the 10Th, Mr.. WIN.
WELLS to MisS MARY CALENDINE, all
of this city.
On the 18th, by Jonas Gibbony Esq, Mr..
ADAM HANNA and Miss SARAH ANN
.GUNDY, all q Fairfield county.
On the 9Th Inst, by the Rev. George
Welsz Mr.. DANIEL A, SMOUT to Misl
ELIZAIYAN UYKE.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23
Estate on Philin Emhich.

NOTICE is hereby giving. that l have this dav,
IN been duly appointed Administrator Of the Es-
tate of PHrLIP EMBTcH, deceased, late of Fairfield
county, Ohio All persons having claims against
said Estate, will present them legally authenticated
accordingto law. within one year-and person know
ing Themselves indebted arc requestedto make i'm
mediate payment, SAMUEL BERRY. Adm'tor.
Lancaster. Ian. 70. 1874 -4v36
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23
NEW ARRANGEMENTS.

coFEINs. CD ooFFINs.
n ME subscriber has associated with him Mr.. l. +.
l. HALL. in the undertaking business This branch
firm name of ECKERT Il HALL They have a good
hearso and horses always ready TO attend funerals.
The subscribers have now, and hereafter will keep
constantly on hand, all styles and seizes of CofliDs
ready made, SO that they will be ready TO furnish
them in a few minutes notice. They will promptly
attend funerals any where in the county without ex.
ira charge This method of keeping them IN hand
will enable them TO furnish them at reducedprices.
ECKERT & HALL.
. Lancaster, Feb. 10. lS54-6mAl 3
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23
Root AND SHOE STORE,

a / N,RoBrNS N announces to the pub.
j . lie that he has purchased the inter-
~@e est of VIM. /. Trout in the establishment
e4. formerly doing business under the firm
name of RoBiNsoN &c TRoUT, and that he will hereaf-
ter continue the business in all its branches at the
old stand, northwest corner of Main and Columbus
Street,
An extensive stock will be at all times kept on
material The eon,inuance Of the Iiberal V nst%on.oa
of the public is confidently anticipated
1.-THE books and accounts of the late firm are in
my hands for settlement. Feb. IA, 1854
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23
To the Pablo,

DOR Eighteen years past we have transacted the
4 mercantile business in the city Of Lancaster, and
have never had a general settlement with those who
have dealt with us. But our circumstances are such
at presentas to require aid from those whom we have
often assistedi In DAYS gone by. Please call and settle
Your notes and accounts at our counting-room. and
thereby save hard thoughts. and still continue the
smiles and the friendship heretofore extended to YOU.
Lancaster. Jan. 25. 1854 REFER & KuTZ.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23
LOCAL INTELLIGENCR.

Ns,O GOods.-Liltls g. DrsssbaOhs have
just returned from the eastern cities, bring
ing with them anssxtensive and we'll select
ed stock of Dry Goods for the Spring trade
This is one of the most snterprizing firms
in the city, and we take great pleasure in
recommending the Messrs. Dr'sbachs to
the favorable notice of the public.
The Spring trade has now fairly opened
and we feel confident that no city in the
State offers greater advantages to the trad
ing public-both Wholesale and retail.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23
Assirnen Nntice.

Notice is hereby given that Christian NJ. Beory
~ and Thomas Kidwell, as pardners under the firm
o Bcery aud kidweli, did ON the 9th day of January
1854 make assignment to the undersigned, Of all their
property and effects, in trust, for the benefit Of theft
creditors, Persons knowing themselves indebted,
either by book account or otherwise, arc requested
to make immediate payment to tho undersigned
Jan. Z, 1854. j.. MUMAUGH.
Eagle and Telegraph COPY and charge this office.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23
CLOTHING! CLOTHING!
$4,000 Worth Of Spring, Summer and Fal
Clothing. n Furnishing Goods,
NOW ON HAND AT THE OLD
~ ChgPkprpd Store.

NOW ON HAND At THE OLD NOTORIOUS
ChCckered store.
wv Earenow prepared to clothe the Huiuce shirt
w Of our country. The Farmer, MecHGnic ard
day laborer, NOT forgetting the profession-the Law.
yer, Doctor and Prca cher; also, the gentleman Of
leisure. The Artist and even down TO the most an
tastie exquisite, can be accommodated with every
thing in the furnishing line, from topic toe. We
cannot possibly mention, in single advertisements
the many articles in our line. But certainly IL is an
item in the history ofsld Fairfield county, that moth
ing in the clothing Incl has everbcen offered in This
city that can bear the most distant comparison to tho
quantity and quality OF The piles Of cloihing we now
lay before you, for your Inspection Every article
in our line is warranted. Youths and Boys clothing
on band, C0ULEHAN nc o.
May re, 1853.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23

or The Helena correspondent of the Gin
cinnati Times says Of the Martha Washing
ton case:
II am eredibly informed, that but few wit
nesses will be examined on the part Of the
prosecutisn-indesd at present. only some
half dozen are here. A mass of documsn-
tary evidence, however, will be submitted,
tending TO show a unity Of action by tho &C.
cused, As yet, no witnesses for the de.
Tense have arrived; but a numbsr have bsen
islegraphed for"
KissOne, Cole and others Of the party are
quite uuwell.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23
Malta! Nnilsl! NniIs!!!

CARPENTERS all know that EFF1SGER. WHITE
~ &LArTA sell NONE but JUNIATA NAILS
Every Keg sold byus has our name printed in full
upon the head, ard is warranted. We have now in
our warehouse
700 Kegs Nails. Spikes and Brads,
sou Boxes SxiO, 10x!2 and l0xl4 Glass,
800 Kegs Pure White Load
And every description of HOUSE, TRINtMrNes,
whish will be sold lower than they can be bought
any whore else.
Oct. 90. EFFTNGER WHITE & LATTA.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23
Eslnte of Rohcrt BROWN.

NOTICE is hereby given that | have this day
non an the Estate Of Robert Brown, lare Of Fairfield
county, deceased. All persons indebted to said Es-
tate are required to make immediate payment, and
thoss having clsims against said Estate will present
them. legally authenticated, within one year.
Feb. "a, 1851 j. r. MUMAUGH.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23

TELEoRAPH FROM NEWFOUNDLAND TO IRE.
LAND,--Lieut. Marry has addressed u letter
To the Secretary Of tho Navy giving the
results of the deep sea soundings effected
by Lieut.. Bergman, from the shores ofNew
foundlnnd to those of Ireland. These ssem
to be decisive OF the question as to the prac-
ticability OF a submarine telegraph across
the Atlantic ocean, in that region, the dis
lance between the nearest points Of the two
countries being one thousand six hundred
miles, and b sbst,om Of the sea being a pa.
teau the whole distance, singularly adapted
to the purpose OF holding a line Of magnetic
telegraph wire. Lieut. Maury suggests that
a national prize i've offered to the telegraphic
company throdEa whose Geographic wire
the frat tslegruphic message shall be pas
sed across the Atlantic.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23

TIE politicians and press of P%ennsylva.
mia are discussing the approaching election
of United States Senator from that State,
Prominent among tho candidates already
brought forward, are Gen. Simon Cameron.
who has already served one term Of six
years, aud Gen. Wilson McCandless. The
%latteris put forward as the Western Can
didate.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23

NJ The Mormon movement is making
extraordinary progress IN Wales. Late nd
vices state that the emigration from the
Southern Districts within a short time has
been most extensive. Large bodies of farm
ers have sold all their possessions, deter
mined to leave for the Salt Lake settlement.
All classes participate in the excitement.
One gentleman, an inhabitant Of Merthyr,
has contributed ten thousand dollars and
Joined the brsthsrn. Upwards Of four hum
bred, and among them an old woman, eighty
years Of age, tosk their departure a few
weeks since for the new regisn of ~polygamy
in America. -
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23
DAGUERREoTYPEs

N5E subscriber having purchased the establish
Il ment Off. B Mcbride, will be pleased to a-
commodate all who may require his services in the
above line.. He is provided with the best modern
the latest and most approved style. Hours from s
o'clock until4. VIM QRISWOLD.
Nh Instructions givenin the art and apparatus
furnished If desired. Dec. q 1868.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23
| AIN. very respectfully.
"YouF ObrdIent servant.
"GREENE C.. BRONSON"

WATER has been let into the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal throughout its length, says
the Baltimore American of Saturday, and
it is reported in coed nayigsbls condition.
Preparations are making to ship an immsnse
amount Of timber over it during the sus-
pension OF the coal trade.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23

0TCol. Benton will make the speech of
the session, in the House, on the Nebraska
bill. It will embody all the arguments
which q high order of genius and long exps.
risnce and reflection as a statesman can
bring to his support. He will of course
speak against the bill.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23
Dissolution Notice.

TIME partnership heretofore existing under the
l. firm of RoBrNsoE & TRoUT has been dissolved
by mutual consent. The books and accounts Of the
firm are in the hands of j. N. RoBrNsoN who is au-
thorized 70 settle the same. j N.ROBINSON.
Fe5. IA, 1854. WA. L. TROUT.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23
va ERCMANT Rs

q SPRINGER ~ TROUT,
MEEAVE received at their CLorHrNe EsrAn
KI LIsfSIENT in Giesy's building, between
the Hooking Valley Bank and T. W, Tallmadge's FIX
change oiice, and have just opened a large and extern
siye assortment of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
And arc now manufacturing every variety of
FALL AND WINTER WEAR,
Which they will sell as low as the same quality OF
goods and work can be purchased at any other estab-
lishment in the city. Their clothing is manufactured
under their own supervision andi is consequently SUI
perior to that which is brought from other places
They have also on hand, a beautiful variety Of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES. VESTINGS, &C.
Which they are prepared to manufacture to order
They have in thoir employ the best Of workmen and
are at all times prepared 10 make the best fit and in
the latest styles. Authcir i0Or6 aoilb ioarranted.
The public are respectfully solicited to cslland ex-
amino their stock, and while thankful for the liberal
patronage they have enjoyed, they assure their old
customers and all others that they will labort to give
general satisfaction both in the quality and price Of
their goods and work. SPRINGER &TROUT.
lancaster. march 81, 1853 I