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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-02
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PRfLADEDPNIA, Jan. 2S.-A very largs
and enthusiastic meeting Of merchants aud
citizens was held al the Exchnure this af-
ternoon, in regard to the Erie dificu!tics.-
Morrow B.. howry and Mayor king Of Erie
gave a detailed recount of the difficulties
showing that the citizens were c6nteh5mr
for their just rights, and nothing more, and
asserting the sovereignty Of the State.That
the city Counciiof Erie, in removing the
track, only exercised a right reserved by
the ordinance which permitted the &erth
East road to be made through their streets
that this road had broken fulih in avoiding
The harbor at Erie; and that the whole mat
ter was a deep laid scheme on the part ui
New York 10 Gu: Of Erie sal Fa ,alel 4.
from the lake trade.
Several speakers addressed the meeting.
showing that the troubles aress lrum ias
lawless acts Of the railway coupuGyi @EicL
had been influenced by New YORK c5pitai
and showing how the most cgplsmPib!s
tricks has been resorted to by New Yo.k
and railroad men to prejudice the tcavCi.ia-
public against the course taken by the Gil
liens OF Erie, who regretted very muat lhs
inconvenience to which travellers had been
subjected. The citizens Of Eris. wera TO-
sirods, last summer, of having the mat.or
tested in the courts; bat the company was
fearful OF the result, and proceeded u axe.
the guage, in the face Of a remoastt4Ace ..
the city Of Erie, upon which thu pole, ".
Erie, not a mob, in an ordesly manner uH-
der the direction Of the city authorities, re-
moved the rails and bridges, which D. tle
action Of the City Council, had been ?r0-
n%ounced a nuisance, agreeably t5tf.s q.9-
visions of the Original ordinance, which
gave the privilege to the conpAny to lag
the track.
The speakers were Warn,g Gfg,@rloi.
and a strong feeling is produced hefe IN Dc,
half Of Erie, for the wrongs impabtd} at-
the unjust censure heapeilaon E-ie.
Among the speakers were Dag! J..
Miller aud Morton McMieaRel.a
Resolutions were p~assel declaring thai
while Erie p4rsued a stflctiy lssa! csrEs.
her citizens would be entitiedlo, and w9p.-
receive the waruest5upPort and sympathy
from P!iladei phia.
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SPIRIT DRINKING IN SwEDEN.-ln Sweden
the people are fast rising to a fearful CON
Viction of the self.entailed miseries produce
eddy spirit drinking The late ~allustoh to
to this vice in the Kings speech, at the
opening Of The Diet, seems to have been
more the reflex of ineipient public opinion
than an original conception Of his own =
Various petitions have been presented Of
late to King Oscar, praying him to stake
such measures us shall avert the misery
which threatens the nation if the production
Of spirits be allowed to continue in its, pres
ent extent.'' The last Of these petitions
has $4,000 signatures. THE people begin
now to assemble inlargs crowds, aud to call
ftumultuously for the closing Of the dtstiller-
les, "that they nNy be secured against
dearth before the next harvest come round. y
In some cases the mob has forcibly enter
ed the distilleries, and with the cry,-"The
hell-drink shall not be made any more,'
put out the fires. Hitherto no more violent
excess than the above hastuken place.
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Nailfornin Arrlvnl

NEW YoRK, Jan. 3o,2 E.A.-Fhs sieani-
ship Ohio, from Aspin~tfb arrived sestsr-
day with the California malls OF Ebe is
SEQ passengers and nearly SI,0o0.000 In
gold, with adyicss irela Sidaeg loithe 2nd
November, essg vaH e.
Amonsler petition had been ss%atto.tae
Governor for the Queen against the.Nfw
Consultation, Is With lad gtstn 40 5s-
riRiYe answer.
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THG suhscrfhef yilset or ~ mt his valuable prop
/ ertv inf.reenfeid township. Fsidiela county, o.,
proved an4 ssieatlc pliu. with a Grist SIN and
otrcr muttp~sy fqsinasisg broom b~andles, plaster
ias lath, tenciug hosr4s. sHa many other srtieles of
great rsi1a AsV- lac spodiJwefting Bouses anl
Sl6ling. sgf.asle fnr eHiyeriences 100 fruit trees
.cfti kfnd. in GOD beating srief. with eleven acres
al lHsi. Ei 10 frst rate order.
tpg farfaeg ptrtieuIars inquire Of the Subscriber
4grg cuf.h Premises, Zliles south Of Carroll.
~, - 1877 JONI y. NYDER
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Cincinnati, Wilmington and ZanesyiiIr
OKailTDad. open to Washington, two Daily
|Trsias. ISuazaxs r~Seepssd) on and AFTER ThuTsdsy.
Nov. 24ch, 1853, untft further %nttice, Trains viii
run a. follows: @-t
Leave Ciusinnaii from tho depot ofthe Little Mi
ana Rdlvaai al 7 ID a ". srd 3ib VI, arriving
al " sshinst6a :. - 50 Ard 2, 90 P N.
Rstarnins ioave Washington Al 6.33A "! and 2,i5
p ~ striving a CINCINNATI az ii,glAM &1.45PH n.
Trains vii stop FOR pass 5ngers as tollows- Atkh'
t'ssnsks, Sabin4, Gross Road, Wilmington, Sligo.
GAINESVILLE ard Morrow, and on the Little Miami
Road, II Deerisld, Butter vorth's water station,Lovs-
lsa's MEANWHILE. Milford and PlNinville, and oHprgs
per notice by Tag or 20 C6ndutor, 81 Branch HHi and
Linso6d, tat iurnPiEs3<
The do,snxard trains from Warrington connect at
Morrow with The trains on the Liitls Miami Rcsd
Tor ColurGbuL
ffLihas q Onnihnses will rim between Washington,
Circleyills snI Lancaster, connecting with the morn
INK train from. and the evening train 10 CincinnatI
FGrs from Cincinnati to Warrington .-..s .s2,25
" Z" Circleville... 49,. 326
For other Information and tickets. apply al Ticket
ONCE, cornor af broadway and Front streets, and st
the Little Miami Depot, or to the station Agents 1t
Washington and Wilmington. Z. w WOODWARD,
Engineer and Superintendent.
nSThe Omnibus Line viii call for and deliverpAs-
singers 20 and from the trEins in any part ofthB city
H. B.. RUGGLES, Conductor
11FThe Company vii not be responsible for bag
gage exceeding s59 in value. unless the Same be re-
turned TO the Condnctof or Agent, and freight paid at
the rate OF a passage tor every $500 in value Hoovs
that amount. Dee. !. loo3
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ASH ee Notice.

zTotirs Is herrby g'vsa fhst christish NJ Beery
~ nd Thorss Kilweii, - ~ysrdaerS rrhdrf ths'hrri
OF Bpgy snd KieWali did on the 5th day ofJapuhFy
1881 taske assignment 10 The unJqsigned. ofali their
property snf elects, n frost, ~ the heBelt Of tbsif
aitors. Rsrsrns knowing hemselves indebted.
either by BOOK account or o~fherwise. Nro reqaested
jan q, i8aA j. MUNAuGH.
ELLe anl T.-tgraph COPY and chArge this Office.
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OMAN KNOW THYsELF.

An Invaluable Book for as Cents
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE A COPY"
GNNAcoplRs SOLD IN lKss LsAS rgArE
OUUU NoSrHs. A new edit,oAi revised and
improved. just issued,
Eoar 4sa srsTr AsStrcTED4 eontsining an aoatlihe
OF the origin. pr8gress, tresimeDt and cure ofeyeFy
torn Of disease Contracted By, promiseuous sexual
Intercourse, by sell. abuse, orby sexual excess, with
advice for their prevention, written In a familiar
style avoiding all medical teehniezhiies, and every
thing that would offend the ear Of egcency, from ths
result Of some swenly years successful praetice, ex-
c~lssiveiy Gevoted to the cure Of diseases Of deli
cate or private nature
zlp which is added. receipts for the cure Of the a.
bove diseases; and a treatise on the CAUSES, symptoniS
and cure Of the Fever and Agne,. for twenty-five.
10 ahy rs Il 6f the United States. by mai. flee Of post
age. Address. postage paid, iosden &Co Publish
srs.or box l96, Post othee, Philadelphi&-
This is without exception. the most comprehen
si.e aud intelligible work publishedo ON the class q
diseases of which iftreats- Avoiding all technicAl
terms. It ADDRESSES Itself to the reason Of It's readers.
It il free from all Objectionable matter, and no pa
rant. hoyever fastidious. can ehieetto placing ii IN
The hands OF his sons. The aHfhor has devoted many
wears 70 the treatment Of tho various complaints
frosted Of, and with too little breath to puff and
too little presumption to iupose.' he has offered to
the world atthe merely nominal price Of 20 cents.
tha fruits nf sometwsnty years most successful PrHc-
tise -HERALD.- -r.
.,NoteaeAsr or parent shonid be without the
knowledge impaired IN this invaluable WORK. IL
would save wears Of pain, modification and sorrow
TO tue youth under their charge~-PEoPEE's ADyo-
GATE.
pres5yteriaa clergyman. in ohio, in writing of
"Huutel' sMelical Msnual," says. Thousands upon
thousands of oar youth, by evil example ndihe W.
huence Of the passion, have been led into the habit Of
self P~ollatioa witheu: realizing the sin and fearful
Consequences upoa themselves and their Posteiity.
Tae- constitutions of thoIssnd who are raising fami-
lies have baen p hleebied, II not broken down, abdthey
40 not kpaw the cause or the cure. Any thing that
caube done SO 70 ~eniighteu and influence the public
mind AZ TO cheek. snd ultimately 10 remove this wide
SPREAD source OF human wretcbedness, would confer
the greatest blessing next to the religion OF Jesus
Christ % the present and coming geneyatioEss In
temperance, Tor the use of Intoxicating drinks
though il has slain thousands Ponthoassnds, is not a
prester seourge 20 the human race. Accept my
thanks on behalf ofthe afflicted. And, believe me,
vogr co-wprSer in the good work youare SO actively
anssgediu.''
0recapy will be forwarded (securely e~nveloPed
md postage p4id, on receipt of25 cents, OF sx copies
for a.. address, G0SDEN & CO., Publishers, Box
i96. Philadelphia.
Booksellers, -CzEuassers and Book Agents, sup
pliei on The most liberal tertns.
Lancaster, May 10. 1853. lily.
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=7aTrrE n-- e eigdn nat the su5scriJer has
I. 1.saa- -1li-E ala 1iAEidd - AdministrasoT %
t,f g. .s 81 ie-ly dct Hl,+h-orasea, Rtan ~ Far
lla.- ,g-i,. eCHLGT McH9OJA, Adm.
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X. WHINE.

fNfIlS new and eonmndioas Hotel, from ~ iocsfion
a "a adairabig calralsted sr the neeommo aiion
81 tie basiness Men. ~ well - parties Of pleasure
siEilng the city. It, simple Accommodation hAve
bsea 1~eceafiy increased by an lduioasof forty lodg-
ing roafas Nastness. cleanliness and comfort are tho
principal rtfrsr'inn. sud The ~unremitfing Attention of
tn Proprietor nd ais aasistaats sill insure ptisfap =
uon. Jan 10. ts5t ~
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3 J4os $tatr sr49: Ohio 9a9,is; 4
cags +. ~. caused ~ tereiE1 nswt.--
Soaihera 30 -; igwer. Wheat.DominaI.
G4ra. les i2,0a3 gob1ls. Hxel o5; ysl-
log 95i 2ac.re9 81 al sttieI. WHISKY.
ft." NJ 81; eaasr. I'rogisioHs unchanged.
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Cll.nltr.aif II 49,.

N4iky he'd - 2 l Pfogisieasb buoy
an;' ~ "a fspfaa rates asss' cheek opera
+. m1@ For F1.e-aie ala. Lard b5i 81;
ass 81, Hsee4 LED at ~ sl,09,-
CIgstfse4 hs ~ sj,lj,
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AfARRlSON'S Columbian Ink, black. blurred, car
A-Anine ami i~ndelible for sale At he citybook store.
November %, 1853. b, CONNEhL, Agent.
YNHEORY and Practice of Teaching, by D P. Page
a Iorsale at tho city book store. b. C0NNELL.
GEoLO(tYby Carey Y Adams, for sale At the city
w book store. B. CONNELL, Agent.
ENANCY Books for Christmas Presents, for sale at
n the city book store. b. CONNELL, Agent,
TNEBSTERS unabridged Diction1rg. for sale at
w tho city book store, +. C0NNEtLi Agent
~ AUBOGNES' Historyof tha Rttorbati5i, for
~. s2leat tiocity book stOree3. CONAEAL1sgt
~ oLLINs Ancient History gor als' ~ the city
"a Looa store. b. CONNELL, Agent.
nrcRa WoNks for sac at the cit y Heck Stors.
ENERN Leaves irum Fsnny's Portfolio, for sale az
T. thecitybooG storn B. CONNhLh1 Agent
NNTRrTING, Post. Note and Blat cap Paper Of the
w best quality, for sale at the city book store
Lancaster, Nov. % L. GONHhLL, Agent
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Attachment Notice.

4 Z ~ sus.snee,an attachment was4his, day issu-
y ~ n Iaooo Embtrh, NJustirs Of the Peace II
Hockfag ,o~eusaip. Fansiela eodnty.O Ohio, sgainst .h5
property. efe1Hs. moneys and affects d ThomAsR.
Ssb q R7pt ssid-pt 0f said c9iintyei Fairfield
Ian. ~ IEH-4Sz8 cHARLESD, HERRING
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c0anIRgLL IyIELLIaEEcE
Eaneasfrg Wafset.

C&zerTE Oifics les. g We quote
Edsattfis mprliagat sf,ao81,25; Flour,
zoo tier articles unthFnged. Ftteign
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ORANGEs AND LEMONS.

4 Few Boxes jdstroceiyed $tlheeity lily pruI
~, store. EDWARD l.. SLOtHM;
Lancaster Jane % :
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OrR R4HRo4n-- The cipeinBsG Lag !,
speaking of the sources OF wealth to be
opened BY the q ". z. Railroad, uses
the following language:
We have been in the habit or regard.
ing tho Marietta and HiIlsbofo road -
me only coal road having The lefminfin
this city. In this we were mistaken, and
take a pleasure in informing our readers
before another winter they viii receive
bituminous Goals of excellent quality BIZ
the Cincinnati Wilmington and Zanes,
Vile Railroad. This line runs through a
coal region six miles in width, by a, least
twenty in length. The coal is il Perry
COUNTY. The company have already got
out over two hundred thousand bushels
Of coal in excayating for their road bed.
RATHER 4 DASeE6ors Brr or Fuv.-
One day last week. as the passenger
train on the Chicago and Mississippi rail.
road was approaching the village Of Post
vile, the engineer discovered, n little
Distance ahead Of the train. a couple OF
rather hard looking specimens Of the
gems homo, standing near the track,
with guns on their shoulders, having, no
doubt, been ont On q hunting excursion,
and had stopped merely to see the iron
horse go snorting past them. Thinking
il an excellent opportunity TO have a little
fun at their expense, the engineer posted
himself at the boiler, and coming oppo-
Site to where they stood, by the use Of a
thumb screw, directed a flood Of steam
and boiling water on their persons.
This so euraged one Of the parties, that
he raised his gun and fred instantly at
the engineer. The bali passed through
the top Of his hat, and SO close 10 the
head as 10 Craze the skull.-M. Times.
Tho journal Of Commerce says the
aggregate losses by the ca!amitous fires
that have taken place in New York With
in the last few weeks, exceeds four mill
ions Of dollars, The JOtUdal thinks that
the last fire was work of an incendiary.
II adds: The most remarkable feature
connected with this disastrous FIRE, grows
cut of the fact that threats were freely,
made, previous to Gayazzi's last lecture,
on Thursday night, that il he were per-
mitted to speak again in that building, it
would be burnt; and we are informed, on
the best authority, that an individual was
seen to run from the Hall a short time
before the fire broke out, and that, in all
probability the wretch win be brought to
punishment
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IL III a. LNIA h
vE,s ;,st rscaive8 NJ. F4fLa and WINTER SIM.
I'll Nv Of Ready5NnIe Clothing, together
,yitb n 5ros anIbcsGttuI assortmeuf If
W." 1ms1' -TSSTvr1~g w-eSrtvo, g.
oLol n9' lAseiNit'"f'9 Nfo itNoS' &c
His stock has beeuselected with great care and
embraces every variety Of Gentlemphs Wear. His
Resqy,made Clothing is made oftIe tsst material
and "a theiates sty'esi ana ms stosT OF Ci4tbs ana
NesrIngs WIN o. hanueltureu 20 u'"fr ~ IL mtHs,
approved ana lash!ohAale manner ne mas IA HS
tIap,o,y tne pest ol MorAneh eho" o'rI3 U'PaHt-
meht ms lhIen9' loeNcat'
TIE LOWESTS PRICES,
A{i. ,mab,iaina5. Wlils he j,rpds IN zen me
ha.t 81 Coeis anJ r,t o6t nofbfIy Snt No best of
49, Vo . bcc in,c %jit Isi,o' to dis.ogs Of his stork st
trices thatNin conynle the most slapticsl thar lis
/ eestablis hlnentis The ourAfnsIer raR orrY.
He wilialso keep on hand or Manufacture 10 or,
l,r. every variety of
nOYfS cLOq{5gG.
,. e., ,DTA +" 49,,
'NGica VIII 9No'h!e S9'dS{ Tue i2wostfstes } orGood
ana cheap Clotling' Tor ven anu hoys, OF an descrlp-
tons, ne intends 10 est4oilSl d" repuls'lohlor ne
. AutnA rhannngt ln. finn NItE. AMI Ne lnNIIEE All 4gNIl
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GIL. SMITH, MERCIIANTTAILoR,
Main Street, Lancaster, Ohio, opposite
the Tallmadge Block,
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e, FORK, SAUS tGES. TUKhkIo AM
CHICKENS,

Together VIII Com Meal, Buffer and the usual
variety oiarticIes brought tothis market.
He has on HARD about 900 Heal Of Hogs, which
ere intended especially for this market and can
be purchased in any shape to suitthe buyer, at lou
prices. Also, 100 Fat Cattle, 10 be soldbY the quar-
terorbv the snaH-eheGp for cash.
lie invites his old friends and all others to give
him 3 call. He intends selling them the bet gnaffy
At the lotgest rGtes. JESSE ANDEhSON'
Naramber 80. 1883
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A FAMINE IL EURopE.-Advices have
been received at Washington, as we are
privately advised, from one Of the most
distinguished of our Ministers abroad,
that throughout Europe the most serious
apprehensions are entertained ola famine
in the approaching spring, owing to a
short crop Of breadstutls at the late har-
vest. 1t is certain that the French Gov
eminent have for some time been storing
away large supplies Of grains, and have
prohibited importations to other countries,
while it is known that the short crop of
other countries is creating similar anxiety
among their rulers.-Cin. En-.
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a VtI1i0Je Stock ar' luFIIeI NJ w
bo,ss. The price Will De reasonable.
AZ. GRIM & PEARsE.
sGilarseort, December g le63-w6N3l .sf.5.
rghe publishers Of ina OHIO State Journsl,
Seioto Gazette, Zlnesville Courier and Dayton Jour
ual arc requested TO give tho Allows 8 weskytnsef-
tons and charge this ol1ce. 8 n
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TEAS Just received bis FALL aud WINTER sup
IA ny Of Ready-Hade Clothing, together
,,ith n lHre4 nnIhcnntiml assrrImnNI Of
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nocToREasasrLE has rernpvedhis Once tc.
Ohigh, near Wheeling street, and near his dwell
n, ~ sf .l0-9yg,
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Dr. UV8oTTS YELLOW DOCK ARDSAkSA
PABIL.I.A, for Ea cure ofdisaAse, or ass SPrtyg
pt1{fsr 6fikt 5sts4 an1zSa general toaic ~ 80
svstsm, is e1Iireiri. -k aes.g y
The curative powers. ofthis Extract are truly
wonderful, andsn invalids should make imined,.ie
rial Of the "YRLtow Dock AND S~ArsAfARlI1
u rsni.ot in;ura IN most delicate patient.
THEN Fly FROM MINERAL N0stEUMsl
sEeE hone lifa and vieor from this Psrcig regeffee
ysnefy Thefefore however broken IN hesisN an
iesnsir or recovery; lef the patient ohly m
svv,ts nJt ami his hope 81 physieAl restorstioni .esi4
snswsaSts Extracto fY FELLOW Dock and earssrAIiiia.
ana LIES SAKE.
70 try Il. aad we have no o~esitstion ~ ptse3stnsns
aadvrssfoT stion 10 behltn.
Sc esdYsrtisement'
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New YoRK MARKErs-PuS.-Mr.
Greeley says that everything is going
up in.Nsw York, except. morals; Flour
he says, is so high at the grocery, that it
refuses to rise in the kitchen-and he
thinks a good many people will be put 10
it TO raise bread Butter IS so high
two and sixpence a pound--that it will
not goodwin poor peoples throats, and
fire wood must have grown or tall trees
or il couIdfnever stand up at present pri-
ces.' Beef, though neither high bred
nor high fedGis high priced enough to
make up for both. SixteeD cents a pound
for steak, Warranted as tough as white
oak Chickens ARE ali Of the Shanghai
breed. They are high enough"
An Englishman who lately wsnl to sea
a masked ball in the Theatre St. Carlo,
Naples, found a troop of cavalry picket
ed before the doors, and upwards Of a
hundred armed soldiers in tha interior.
OF guests there were just seven! Seven
in the whole Of that immense building!
Three persons, dressed something like
the clowns at Asllsy's, are walking about
two arm in arm, and one alone. There
is another man in q black domino, not
unlike a funeral cloak. probable a tray
eler, and two young Epgiishmen, talk
ing about Yesuvius and standing in the
door way, which, with US. public. makes
up the seven A police placard on the
walls forbade every possible thing which
could give zest or animation iotan amuss-
vent o which the Italians are proysrb-
tally fond. There vas a long list Of
characters il was unlawful to assume--a
larger one Of lhihgs ii was unlawful to
say.
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slcs HsarAnxts, No. 90, Fourth street.
AstSssRs Walnut and yiner Cincinnati
Ohio, IS our authorized agent for procuring
sHbseriptiOnsaa and advertising for the Ca.
ZErrE.
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Fed for CoAe.-The undersigned would
respectfully inform the citizens Of Fairfield
county THAT he keeps constahtly on hand a
large quantity and good quality of feed for
btock, which can be had by calling at his
Factory, in Lancaster. GEORGE RING.
Lancaster, Jan. 81, 1854.
THnxE Thousand Dollars have been snb-
ssrfbed in C~ovingtOn for the layMonument,
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From
Thu French street bridge WIS completed
yesterday, and most Of the work done on
the bridges at State street. The Marshal
wasnot molested. He was intending to
replace the bridges at Harbor Creek to-
day, (thc 27th,)
Fitzpatrick, Fitzpatrick, Jacks, SC, the
prisoners recently discharged from the Pitts
burgh jail, reached Erie this afternoon, and
were welcomed by a grand procession. It
was marching through the streets at . PM.
- CieUs. Plain. Jan. eth.
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~ ar fh'v hit litaa aeu ssitsaAEhitLs uofies
VA ttlte ,ar-aF zlg .@sa.l Gla-stacx haye
ii a-5 Gla.& .jg fatHiapfc rlt biu, iuth~ CLERKS
niH lrsir s5n pleBs 20 FairIeld
counts 81 h.rr aias rabs rev " a. . Judgment
a3i7ias sgllNs hrr ta ala eh1it o. she Nay fern
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