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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-08-31

Glzkfrs oBkfck, AUG. sflAwe aaote
wheat atsf EUdr, s7,50as ST.
Corr, 81; 4tfe. vi 0dG, ssa36; Barley,
~ Bded apples. eflo0 Dried peacie
st.75s Bsaps 500 Ham, u Raeon,, g..
Salk 2y60a No change in ofhe taHicle.
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PHyucrlN, QeriiTs yap pR4Apft b1tpB11atoa'
HAYBAGbrssef pslssaanstyia. ehRfchsthe roGsri
With any afabs1oIloaEiyk disaseB VI Aef0tpldfg,
AmaaFaste, optbatatS Idn Aanngefo 81 t4e Wye
Gtameiar lads; VstefJ EygG rstafauL Sreeks and
Pens, e~nectnaily re m0yed; Stfabi4mus q ClQ,SLyei
cured mi F~W seconds puiAE Clobt Foot HAIR LAP,
together wtaGssyry osasf SpeFsdona esishsduk n III.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ReEfdsnes ofI House.
n rho ehafeesf for exaa inhfio I'D
address chtiiicstbe. On q AN @srIy
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Angis, a.poftSon Of the i'll iatsa CITY
d: Glasgow wac seen on B soesAn, ID lat
40, long SO. n. sa,
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,.TOrnndo "a IouIsYiIIesgdl

| 8tsGSS&p, August e8.A'FAsf wS.a
ieFslice. tef6ado at Louisville syesLqtdsy
about ~ O'clock. The Fourth PEesbyieriSn
Church was blown down fqdpe s4ryiee,
and twenty-6 ye Of the congrega,ionsEllsd
instantly ~ lsr9s HpEbsra Wei eevVUn5-
ed.u Many othef Buildings were unfoofz
ed and blown DOM. " ln.7
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WILL TEs6PEHFF FO1E 61LE.
yyfE 6whers Of the ciFcERv4fLE. .AfE8s aa~f5a
j. sirops Of dispodag Of the PROPERTY, cons sung OF
"a Acressf Land, upon which th src isa
COOP FL0blttNG MIEGs
lhs machinery now in pcufeet canning order, hayisr
Recently been thoroughly repaired, tes
HeSaw Mill, One C0qRerls-ShOp, q
egd a buitiing erected for and ased sevenat yaafs asa
w 0OlcR Factory, By Messers. Rvddngad 90
An thebuiIdiRgs are situated ,plylR ua baHksef the
Ohio CaIigl at Cirelcvile, Ohio, and Z sat3deta " A.
TER POWEH 10 be had at all times trofb the Ca
nal 70 run the machinery oftI9 MID AH b HOtbeces-
Eary TO say any thing in favor OF the FlooriHF Aiii;
HI above pfopcTt VIII b. disposed ofat pdbiie she
bcr ne ' t,'atthsd9q pf the C6sTtncusssthciFks.
wills At lOo'cloeh Am q 4ssd azesgsHs9sl 6
T~EaAs-ohe-ihird IN hand, ba1anee in one and Two
years, with interest. II. n. HEDGES, Sen, yaEkat.
0ircieFilc, Ohio, Apg1st35, 1Eb--2w1T 30 % bah
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49, OI rddla
$500 4.
sM TsTaS Wi
r'asI,s
,,aaian a. - sy,eas,cr,.s,ssn.stss..
i I:,.s,sa = sln "a ,ls,I.ss 49,
comr,sndahla and nraiss,va,,bv .si,It q
lihoro,;,v chsraesa a5S H. esfh
and tbat notISnr has hem IN nodraa !
make Tho comm a. s, aetst,;n. s.srv
dsn.rtmsnt a. Ecu s;tbe, y 4. a..
as.ssors, weli =. snsns.s a..
Fair. held.ia the sta.e.s Every ~ to ys
;aakSRss SxiiSy bbll u E s,,nssnssssaa sfoa
INN q asaso ~ .asf6u iSITsf I; Re Z a. 90
Ia6J "a the ,AbsBS1kabfs adtaaiaaas " I'D
derived fro6t public exhibitions of mis-
character. and the shirt Of em,,l,tior ~.
listing amouq the agricultural and masbap-
licafeirclcs is such as ayarrant ds aviog
that the three daysoa Which our FaiFs to
be hold "a Oct56ef neIt. will eonasse The
brightesf ri esinthe history n o,,rscour.
|ty:
AS ( sample u the spirit dat pef
the breast 81 Y6tso 4 IFs,e. t. ,sdsffl
state that the Young men-oftbe eeNhty q
Ter g number Of beagtltal and costly n
mllms as az. lpdueememt t3r young kaiief
to tly thelr sklii alshofsemanshih Hhash
premiums are gotten upby the ycu1tgtnen
as atpafks Oh their gatlantry and the high
esslmmsaelen N which they hold grace ane
beauty On 'Aerseback l and at nOaexpense
Whatever p me Society; Re,
g1he society WI twenty acres OF land
Iatthes base t MI Pieasants neatly. fenced
andianos. ,aam'raely adapted seslae ParT.
poses ana the arrangements are so eomple:e
we feel that all who pay our FAT
2 syist nom 2 distance cannot iali to go.
awayhlyply pleased and prohted pY tncsr
tElp y view from NJ Pleasant alone
WI sstAAneratetb estralser who comes
distance Of g hundred mEess q 0sr
superior stock, 81 all descriptions, thesvari'
ely and sexeeltcnce OF our agglcuituratsppoS
ducts, me iligely cultivated sklh Of osE.
neehanlcs,i the well known hospitality OF
our citizens and the "proverbaIabeauiy
pfold Falriielas TAR daughters cannot fan
to attract ono of The laroasf wlSto
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ppLpMBA S. c., August s7.MLeEefs
from Savanaah state that the yellok ever
iso1ceed6gly yirulent. It is confined 70
no scctoR ofthe eity, and the Meahe Was
excessively hot. Tbs sfGzchs were lying
in all directions. 70 lesg fs .lsoz isSa
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uF-tNt 21cln1l4n
last fall tei eall heaasaii6nAf ihs tazaRaFs
~erslgt ihs eguatystese pAeeeEMeHdsvsKp
sedfkse exemption Of thair county officials
Il MillShs Bsfsa tbs eaftai
tsrionsi items. which appearedin the Ad
Aft6t Asp6fvaBt hs tine AtIEsiede66fae
sAtbMsaaaedt6es
which resulted in ths-eempIete exposure of
the. c6sfups. scheme OF plundst AND Aeud
that was then going soni among msnwbSm
thepsopie ofahs Sodntg ha6iattastea with
impolsant public dndss. fbats fimass
oafaiaeSS5RssiAnceis & tebellsvs bat he
szpOsa 81 Aslt SosfFpioa you'd Z aeesss
teach them cab6aB e not hcneztfs--bl mt
we wore mistaken and the Atiditer.s Re- Re-,
boSt. is published To- last tEesk,s Eagle,
arsiA presents aAe6hsra istof very myste7
rious items, to which wsoNoaa esllfhai
attention o the public. undefthehaad of
cexpsndihEessg we ind the following
items which D dar0biutcn. are q 3sstnt
cient importance 70 require en- explepa-
ton. es4ass4 hEe asossdf
49, NJ e .s .s!isa ga!sTM
dStor, -, ~ ss ssI w
"reminiscences - 2qITSp-
JohnsG. Eassef 3 INSANE, !, Z 5 400
VIM. L. .Jeffries for same, a2321250
Tho c,ssslicst M n,ssNy arises. sswI5at on
orou. drs,sssstala e,fSrme bv fhsses pen-
,Iau,aa a.t s,,s d. 4l,an, 4 5asa,lv adj = 4 hon.
- 49, 4 KY nooniss! mobey
oast.tS; swas AZ. aaast;op gAss ssted
,;lsoJs}0 - TaaaiSy heASditsf'
panosl s,lFsS s,sS;Stg d;a II strik4 ~ a,
ho;nr yn;nst9 shsfSs smsa;asl5FspaiTed
70 thsssk ;,d;t0ts ,Sfiea and damanded an
oxnlaaat;an Mw ssss ~ not lss;s e a
tha ,;r,s =. -ss.a1 His panutx. Ms. ToW-
.sov ! tybst 4 4 rim Z i
miss;an.rv,sil nswsd II ,o,,oa ans ;,s-s.m and,
,,rst vvoro ~ seryfcos rondared H. the
Aa-a;.oss,.b.. ,ent;tla9 tbsms a. Il; t.f, Wa
,,a,a \ e.rn.ss tasat, I'll fyaanDssact;on az fbe
o. ! {, sen5,dano viii tba
a,,ttar and SS;ts 4 q nroy;s;on Il Tho law
.Gaa an fsas u eA,,d;tnrs NvfSSb'
.ssas 4 se,,1o,ys : s@s sac
.sso, 6,,aS sSd sntarirg into 4 b6oE.
each receipt for money .paideinto county
treasury, or other papers necessary to be
placed on file, five cents; en-
A few words are necessary for a further
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EcW . : HFaTkMad

NEw YSa&, August % Has
advanced rs. 1EgesseQQs S,H E Epte
50; 5@ food Ohio lHsgf0,bA%
sSuth@i4f hdEaaesd, Is5gg 6Areets sla a
9,37@98gszsTL5i .Yg1iad9s
e5W hsa1TTIhe higher. vi5sepessee2s34
o3Iom-ehfarket firm. SslesaOEh670O0
gash. Western mixe5gs7@escg sits =
Fork3AGiye BGsiae Ne 1880
GA, 75; prime S11,&91f,T5, re- -
UBce-Market firms IullSs sas0d "
eSLart-Hisher 114@ft1si sles Eha
@Whlskey4 Ohio Sfs is44a neR
Stocks He4sy; money Easy 7 lead
INC 6%l; IRE 374. s6ss asa 4a
.@ eiHcinnatis MNrkcts qis
sCIxnSasH. AygaIRs EPIaa@S25
$50. Wh hey no sales.
Nothing fansPired in provisions-5 5
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eNEw YohK. August 9s.4Ns9rday
teams Wete sent to rsmpre ibe farpiigepf
the Mountain House. List night IVA
reported thse the Hotel was entireky de,
snpyed, but the reportack eonffp jon.
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oTahe Ifsfr FiFeAnt WaIaObOrof

Nothing definite has been ascertaise1 re-
gafding the amount Of properly destroyed
bSS the ere a Waidobofos Ne. Bu Hlsloss
cmaossxeeed4$5g DC, e0es Thenfre destroy
cd forty ven sF6teE Y hss lesgYa kra1
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BK InDUsTRY WETHfhIvE
'RtSfNG q LYONS.


- PpuaeAFFoN VII b. made BY me. uudefsfgnsd,
"A Exscators OF the lnst, WHO Jacob Hufer, Sen,
rfafe or Faifnsfd county, Ohio, deceased, zftarthe expl-
ration Of four weeks from the publication Sfthis notice,
10 the Probate CoaTt or said. cOnnty for an oraenf9 dis-
nose 81 certain desperat debts due 10 safd Estate, &C
All Pcfsoas int rested Viiltake notice ayr2rallglya4
EHTtskEC BE9IEW SD lFsfTbS4i ~
a. SotiN FREED. 80
fhhh 4 iaIi -IESt N.M EEscuarE
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T S hereby given that application vii be psde . the
a conyictin the Chic. Pefttontiary. rpNEieted of the
crime OF h6fse s~teuiihg, AZ the Court ef Common Pleas,
years. Aspcasten lune 90 la54.-3N7r
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FAIRFIELD CO.. cL0THING STORE
aEotm!s arfff, aEise4I Al +rxnog,

Mia 6tss sLsne4pHs D~aie.sgBssSIs tks 4snMses<
rnssa,A Sxe,e.sgSs s' sfaiuo SxssaanEs
supply Of READY MADE CLoTHNts. tpgeihsF
TliI H8aiEsaD b saB1hasscamsntofEfstAs ,cdst
. sssssl 70. ass en- 5rsssssS ssdsay u q 1dssasaE
Wear HlSReady Made Clothing q maac II nle bsa
8astsunsahd@ ~ observation-disclosures SfcDths
sSat es ~ "a w. SUI S sSasSs SssHsS as SasIs IL sss
E6y the bss Of wsrkmen, apd 10 even
TPTIs Igresf grJess SHI 81 @ainiG se6f4
wire bs hicads fotel heBet 1fGoPds,. ard PVT
'pRt la1thing batths bssf sf Ngrks ne jAeuds Me0W
8fposR 81 ts Asce Is prices that VII. %gonvuee Dc
&sgAealthFtAt 4t4shs@sya ifsesdAsT@i' = ="
lie will also keep on hand or manufacture 70 ondsf,
evsry rGias Of RgH1 cls1iaE .aieh- S.,l Be sold at
Gss ia BOYS sfsit descriptions, sc fhcffis 70 estab
ilsh a repuiatoD fot thu sf agstafr4 q -
"FairffeId County ciothing Stores,,.
as the ehsabefI Ia iBe ehs, aud be iBtises 81 who With
iseanAhentthst be can eesr tEeln superior fhdoes
I mems "a any other. ens er nZ . ~
~ Mas OF hadd . teaasil 70 e~Seel,sgs sssoIt3shi
~ RsarssrR ria PL1fg IA toon istsiysses
s Sf fS x fpss III 81 y VII IKE pleasure u s1oSiss his
lstolkg ashsfs confident that Ne can piease VI oy fst
70 purchase: His stock Or Clothing q nlpngfac,rned
asrleS . have ito ths TefY bca kibs. tAl
NR,l. W. F.,sfSsER, one Of DIE ssst 3 slseEs An sths
'ses.. ns sS ss"rgi sss Z, Sss Rls sSPs ~ ~ e. ss i1s ed Il.
neat aud fashiopabie, and n9t atthe expense efeomot
The Hoek o. Cloths, CassimeresY Festings Neaoy
| Made Clothing, etc, Il Earfhnted equal 70 any ~ DE
market, ard the Deadtff variety OF styles and tasniop
eannot fil % pleass esegt All. CAB I'D see.
Lancaster, Ma Is ls,t eEoaGE ssllAa
M IHDUsFRY We FHMJVE
RISING & LYONS, sssz,Es
re now receiving at their old stand, q hns a SICK
~ ofFAHeY and SiEfEE r GOODS e hsEsser
been gnered4A This TnarkslscSnhsungoteNeGa Niele
Iirthe DD Goods iuet ogether vita arRae~Btenk ~
tBSoEeka kApe. Gh6esrtss, QaseHstdSS al Gtdts-
nae, aILOf which they are sdeteFgipett 10 se3iastoF
as any hcuse in FafEneld county, enhre cash siors4nes
excepted. -
IThey beg lesvete tender heiIear1sl faagksa y ths
citizens OF aneastefsa md Shnht ,iorfhe veg ffbefsi
share of oafrenzge thsy nave snbeefsSd since hes tase
been in business, and hope fr. a r6itfnua1ce ofiae
same, assuring ne FabIic fhdt no paEis shan ne Spared
on their pst 10 give entire zaiisfac5ipHI E1AesasnaIm
fties or eeRntry pfodsce taken in exchange FOR Good
Lancaster, March 81, 1854.
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= Estatc pi John 6. Rice,

Estate OF John G. Rice. ~saze
NT0TfcE Is hereby given, that 4 have thisfay skesp
\ duly appointedaas Administrator ofthe Bstats 81
JoHS c. RHE<deeeased, late Of Falrheti eodHs pho.
Persons Knowing themselves indebted 20 said Estate
are requested 10 snake immaculate payments aud thode
having claims against said Estate are auihorzed 70 pIs
Isena then duIS authenticated uitfir oue yeaF.
June ., leSf-4xe WIN. H. RtCh, Adpntor@
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Naonnd ArrlIal.

0UR Isl and. Splendid gcsk Or C6tlfs, Embfbides
"a ries, Under Slenyes, 6heInlzets &C. having BEEN
20 MARI them, We will Be fnfecelpt OF fft5h lot bJok.
fsessi ID dfewSay&s WHITE JR q yUl1Af
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FARm rOR MALE,

IFUVHE subseSber woufd fnfotn fe Citizens OF Pair
field aud aejoining COUNTIES that he would sfiio p
on reasonable terms, III private sale, the farm on which
he now resides, in Gfeenfeidltownship; Fairdeldc oup-
", Ohio, and situated some Eve and . fmf p1les tloDl
and containing one hardred and ,Hay=lopr
acres. iThefaru is wtA imieosed and among We
beg eFrelttursA ga tssinihe fSeAt5
May F,E hN0N n9
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oountE, ohio--Frohase oeur q

III III I IEIEIfDN pbbh I VIZ
lydia DegcnbAHgh EnardiaD- OF Carolgs and Lewis
II. Denenbaughs no, Es1 Wards
nN the s9pi day Of ssplca5s., 1854, stI o'sIo bk P.
M. pIlhe premises, 10 LithopOIis, Fairfield eo1n-
", OHIO. will be sold the following Real Estate tO-wit:
EastihalfOf In-ISt. No. 20. in this Village bfLthnp5Iis.
Called enterviIle which will more falisap-
pear from ue Records Of said village. subject 10 a
dower OF $40 pei year TO the said Lydia BcTerbaugh.
fAPprafscd subj sct 10 said doweF,t0 $751;
GTerInsof ~fzte+ohe-ihird ia hand, baRBee one -third
iRone aRd I've years. with interest secured by mort
rae. LYDIA UEFFENRAUGH.
S1agus IS Is4-4vi5 e~ssrafsS, &c.
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DRoPosALS win be recefsed BY he undersigned
pffvileee ofaopenifg an BATING H0v6E ,am4 sAs
Loom instaethef Fair Ground, Nurirgfh he mex ycans
blds Win bs canvaseat eM heprfytIeee awarded 10
the highest fe sp6hslhIe bidder.
BAEIELssIFF0p9i Ffssidehf .
hBeneasef, AdgustF J
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brs Estate OF SamueA O. etazADaugA.
TIME undersigned haxebeen duly appointed and
qu1iAed as mnisfaforsupohth Estate ofSAm-
uei G. Stambnugh, late Of Fairfield county, dsceaseds
-M-A1DAuGHERTf,
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~strange DeveIapeIlsnt.

-Scientihc Men are daily bringing to1ight,E ay inyen-
'fione. and the Warchof Ppgres9 isepnEard; persona
BIID. ofbeeon ming 50, win De, pleased 30 leafn,sfhat
Science and long research eombfueas have drought be
fore the P6ohe, tiAe greatest ,Mgs5Ee aoE To- AaEs IN
SToRATIXEsA sURn cuRk fpR BALpREF aad 70 PRE-
vent HAik fKoM FAILING. See Circulars 10 b. had OF
AReuH.-Priee el,00 IN large Hottes. A
Sdldb BY KAUFMAN &co., ahaEsL sloeums Aeepis,
HEK co. freprisisn No.ssapsnsr
suest. ctASelAud, p, - sstesA
N4y4 lfS 49, $500 NJ
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d FarlEs fer sale,

FARM ~ontining eIsF Acres waters
<1Ea ~ of GleaFereek, iE Madison tOankhtp, Known
the "weizF Farm s. wjtk an excellent EatRi
privilege. wfHbe sod ~ the s4dersgHed II
Pti Esas s sssf, June aSSass IS ' q lsas ssst
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tel tAt1 t14l
e|r1 8sti11 4I1IHf I'D
T6nhITn t4t1 I
aIatf1un 30
- ,1hlarswH1 t0. 1Ltu44 t~r1HfodI4It1 IN
lnttfS DAILY Gztsas otea, Is y he p-esertNa1ro-
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Eatnfe III snaan q. ReeahAr.

MToTIGBsis hereby given that she andeIsiRapa has
ahis day qualiAedasthe ExecRtor Of the 1as119in
and esiumenfofMfssStAax 6HBnreHEA, deoeass8Ypes
Of the late Gen. Phile1hnn PanchersEGa4%ssN -
geAugusb n ie54A3H11s n. V2N TRUMPsf sE6'pks
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

1eIssestsf JaIy 1Ss lsSaEfT4ftEssis COPY
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-24

The Ctncinnnti, Harrison and
Indianapolis straight Line Hall
Road Company.

The Csncinnnti, Harrison and
Hnasanapeii. straight Line Rail
Road Company.
The President and Directors Of the
"Cineinsati, Harrison and Indianapolis
Straight Linc Railroad company
desire 10 submit to all candid. public
spirited men. the considerations. which
in their opinion make 1t proper, that a
direct. unbroken aud Independent rail-
road be early constructed between Gin,
cinnati and indianapolis They trust
that every man. into whose hands tins
Report may fall. viii consider himself
especially addressed. since there can
be but very few ia Ciaeinnat. Indiana
polls. or along the line. whose private
interests would not be promoted py our
enterprise. as all private interests a'e
more or less dePenaen' upon '"e
general welfare. hsely e.alen my
. 1T least give lew sefy Je@l "''n"'ss
OF his leisure Tune 70 feae anu "
examine wishou'P1sluu'c,' su0n PaPe.'
as the one now IN MS hanas' whose oo
Ject itis TO promote puoi'c lmP'o.o'
ment' nom WHOSE co"s'suo"1a ~.
public .. large VIII derive v NOR ,i psnen'
tnan inc ino's'1a" s,oeH a' e..
our enterprise a'As no uo""''", "'a'
the general Government nor does u
seek the peeun,ary assistance o. s @s,e
OF tie States OF ina'aha OF " o.o'
nor are the counties Or 'n ne: townships
along tue nne, OF 'he e,ass ~ s
extremitles, SUBSCRIBERS ., s'o0A' ho'
do they loan US either pupho money OF
public ereci.' we are glaa INA: s"S
only basis TOT eh'e,p''s s:,, = 'ussr
capital LABOR anu SAL: :, so,u 'n:s, ~.
associated. mus our 30. Is'''o~a W" "a -
construe.ea without Puo'is "'ons' ~" ~
Its dement's wiz DC Us "'ueP''"1
PoSs'o'e'
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-24

This shows. that but half the land Is
improved. since these counties contain
but little waste land. The value Of
real estate in the city Of Cincinnati is
about $50. 900 900. Our road will do
much to render very valuable and to
make habitable the entire Millcreek
bottom. comprising some 600 acres.
now assessed At but little value.
The annual manufacturing and
mechanical products Of the two cities
stthe entreme points. and Of the Whit.
Water valley. cannot be much less
than ~ millions per annum.
We do not pretend to say that all
the foregoing items will be affected and
directly benefited by our Railroad.
though we claim that by far the grea.,r
part would. Three .sour.hs VI Oh,
annual productions above named. would
after satisfying the home demand. seek
our road TO market.
The Whitewater Valley Canal yield
cd in 1852 very near fifty Thousand
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-24

Leaving lcb tuIillng. RfOU,VVV
or above / per cent clear profit.
This calculation is based upon pres
enl population and produciiveness,-
and We anticipate US certain, that the
actual results will be double within the
first ten years after We shall commence
running.
Anu we repeat, what we have al
ready said, that. the proprleIy oil Rail
roads In this Country must not be
judged alone by the standard OF pres
ent population, and present productive
ness.
We must always take into consider.
alton the capabllity and reasonable
probability OF such increase therein,
rs from experience We know to be
the certain, and almost instantaneous
result OF the construction of rail-
road.
In America Railroads serve a dou.
BILE purpose; they are convenient vehi-
cles for existing trade and travel and
forbringing together distant popula-
tions,-an they also quicken into life
latent sources OF wealth and the latter
is generally the more important Of the
considerations for their construction
Tho true question at issue in all Wes-
tern Railroads is, LIST whether it's de-
sirable TO unite the two termini Of the
road, and end. whether the Country
traversed is capable of furnishing way
business enough, to pay the necessary
expenses Of the Road. We think we
have demonstrated the affirmative OF
both these propositions. To the Tran
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SPRING IMPORTATION OF
Id l& Y O. OOW s..
1854.
WATTS G COLRuRN,

WHOLESALE dealers In Dry Goods, No. "a
w Pearl ST.. Cincinnati, have now In
store thoir usual large assortment of Foreign and
Domestic Dry Goods, adapted 10 the Spring Trade :.
and 90 which additions viii be made almost daily,
consisting IN part OF Cloths, Cass mcres, plain and
fhncy Vestings. Bleachcd and nrown Shcetnfs,
chiefs, Lawn aud silk DO. Lace goods, Embrold-
erlcs, Grapes, Tarlclons, Donnets, Ribbons.
Embroidered musllns, Plain aud fancy Dress
silks, Dress Goods, narcgcs, summer 1fes.
Lawns, Glnghams, Summer dfalncs, Prints Of
every style, Tissues, Printed Jaconcls, Farmers
Drills, crayals, suspendefs, Twoeds, Lace
Mltis. and Gloves, English aud French cottonade
fantaioon STUN, together with large and varied
assortment of SMALL WARES, which We oncr
for sale on the most liberal terms, and 10 which We
WATTS & coLBURN.
Mar q a amo
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07- A paper has been started in New
York. ia Spanish dialect, called III NJ
latto. edited by a Cuban exile called
Collins. The avowed design is the alb
clifton Of slavery in Cuba.
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CIsgrEEArI HypRogAyHIc OR WATER

WATKR cuRE Is locate nve miles IRON the ely. o.,
We Cincinnati, Hamilton, and Dayton Railroad,
few rods from The Carthage Depot.
This large and hourlahing Institution Il not ex-
ceiled In poiu OF location, beauty ofseenery, con-
Fenlenco OF nccoss, etc. The buildings are large
aud splendid. with the best internal arrangement
FOR the treatment OF all form, Of disease. The
bath rooms 70 In number) are all well supplied
win pure son spring water and contain ali the
various kinds OF baths necessary In such an insd-
tuition. Patients are requested 10 bring Comforts.
y blankets, Coarse Seeets, o Jewels, or. they
Will be furnished nj the cure Cor 50 cents week.
Terms for Board, Medical Services, and all
ordinary attendance, from % 10 Dollars per week.
payable weekly. Transient persons under treat
mint viii be charged o. per day. Three dollars
viii DO charged for the first examination. For
further particulars address ID. A. PEAsE, ND.
Carthage, Hamilton co., o.
y. y. This Institution will be open Summer
and Winter Tor the reception OF Patients.
March %, -, Nv
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OsAGE ORANGE Seed.

ION BUSHELS Primo New Crop Usage oranre
lUU Seed FOE lledging-with directions cor plant
ing and trimming TIE hedge. For sale BY
JOHN n. DAfR a co.
400 q lover Market 81, Cincinnati.
MAJ ". - 9w
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CPRINa STOCK OF cARprrs---wE sEa

g PRING STOCK OF cARPETs---WE REG
~ Leave ~ call the attention Of buyers 70 large
aud complete assortment OF the following:
New aud choice patterns OF velvets,
do do do Brussels,
do do do Brussels Tapestry.
do do do Super and due ply,
do do do do do fngrnin
Vcnctlans, Of all widths aud qualities,
Hearth Rugs aud Door Mats.
on Cloths, of all widths aud At all prices.
White aud Check Mating,
Cocoa Mating, The best article In use for count
Ing Offices, etc
CURTAIN GOODS.
Our Curtain aud Drapery Room IL now stocked
with a rare selection OF gvods, consisting IN part
of silk, satin. Worsled and Cotton Damasks, aud
the n.wesi patterns OF Lace aud Muslin Curtains;
Gill Cornlcos aud Bands, window shades Of every
variety.
ALso-Tablc Linen, Towels and Napkins. Amer
lean, English. aud French Piano Table Covers
NJ those who are about 10 furnish their houses
with now goods viii do well 70 calf At
J. G. RfNGWALT A. cos,
lie Main n bet. eth a 9Th, east sides
Mar "a. ie3a ~, Tyr
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In these same counties the proper
ton OF improved and unimproved land
and the entire value Of real estate is as
follows.
Val. ~
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We deny that Mr.. Petit ever was a
free-soiler.--Tsrre-Haufe Journal
IL Is much esier denying some things
than disProuin9 them. Let the witness
be called. John Petit. take the stand.
Tell US, John. was you ever free-soiler,
or mott Answer. III am devoted to Free
Soil and Free-Labor; and no vote Of
mine shall knowingly ever be given to
pollute the one, or uppress the other, with
slavery ."-Pettif's Letter, Jviy 10, is4s.
That is sufficient: Adjourn the Court.
Wabash ErPrese.