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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-04-06


VALUE OF A ScH1oLMAsTER.-There ia
No Office higher thnn that OF a teacher OF
youth. for there lie nothing on earth so pre-
cnus as the mind. soul, aud character OF The
child. No Office should ba regarded with
grentcr respect. The fret minds in q com
munity should be encouraged 10 assume it.
Parents should do oil but impoverIsh them
selves, TO induce such To become tho guar
dlnns aud guides of their children. To this
good all their show aud luxury should be
sacrificed, Here they should be lavish,
whilst they make use Of frugalIiy in every.
thing else. They should wear the cheapest
clothes, live on the %plainest food, il they
con in no other way secure TO their fsmilios
The hest instruction. They should have no
anxiety 10 accumulate property for their
children, provided they con place them under
influences which will awaken their faculties,
inspire Them with higher principles, and fl
them to bear a manly, useful and honorable
part in tho world. No language con ex-
press the cruelty or folly Of that economy
which, 10 leave a fortune 10 a child, etarves
his i~n,elloct and imporvorishes HE heart
Claiming.
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TAG Usfrfp SrArEs IKvlrrp TO JotNKUs.
u-.ca. s,nd.,. r., a. ,,;.c,sd II
~
= -"nsu' .. L huOh' received f'n'ely' II ID
said. a letter from a distinguished Russian
dipiomaiisi, iniimatlng that England aud
France will s,,n hec,,ne united rivol. =, rho
Yy..,.I $50 a~.-n. ,,-..
o"' :" "'s'"1'"o '"U"' 'oIoln
Russia against those two powers. The
writer makes IN adroit appeal to The CON
merci.l ieaIousies of .ar c%ouu,rv .nd.hi,,.
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TAG Law OF LIBEL.-A bill 10 before til,
Judi,iary committee ofths Legislature o
Pennsyisenin, which provides that when al
editor, prophet &c, " publisher, 10 sued fui
libel, he may offer in defe6ce evidence To
show that the facts, When published with
good motives. were ju-lifab e, and neccs-
sary Tor public information. Another sec.
lion provides that no EDITOR, proprietor or
publisher, shall be indicinble for any meas.
ure or net . fnny pers"n in his employment.
unless said act Is committed with his or their
consent. A very sensible measure.
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PARKER VEIN LINE STEAMSHIP
Court OF Common Pleas, Fairfield Count,

Court of Common Pleas, Fairfield County,
0hiO--In Chancery.
Iohn ". Brice Us. Charles Bowlsby, James Ravens,
croft and ]. D Norton.
VHNHE saidJ B.. Norton (who Is q nonresident Of
the State Of Ohio will hereby take notice that
the said John w Rrice, on tho list day OF Sept. IS4R
filed his certain bin in chaneery in said court (which
sfid suit is still pending in raid court) set ing forth
among other things that on or about the 18th Sept,
1889, the said James Ravenscroft executed and DC
hvered his certain promisory note, not negotiable,
to the said Norton, at three years after date thereof
with interest payable annually, lor the sum Of s3D0
That afterwards, and on the 18th day of August, i942
the said Norton assigned said note to the said Charles
Bowlsby, who afterwards, and on the 18th Feb. 1874?
Assigne said note, for a full and valuable considera-
ton to said complainant. The said complainan,
prAys for a decfee against said defendants for he full
amount due upon said note. The said defendant Nor
ton will, therefore hereby take notice. that unless he
appear and plead, answer or demur to said bill, with.
in sixty days after the rising OF the next court Of
common pleas, said bill will, as az ainst him, be Ia
ken as confessed, and a decree 90 against him accord,
ingly. T. VAN TRUMP, Sol. for Compt.
March 90 ~1S64-6w48
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n. Y. Railrod.-CHAs. BoRLANO, Esq.
the energetic President of II. v. r., Com
pany, has just returned from Baltimore city
where he has been on business connected
with this Enterprise. He reports favorabIy
and thinks no doubts need be entertained
of its speedy completion. An exten sivs
report will be made out aud published in Q
few days.
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A Coon MovE.-lt will be seen that our
Legislature has passed resolutions in favor
ofthe repealed the duty on Sugar and Mo-
lassps. We trust a vigorous movement
viii be made in this matter all through the
land. aud that II may result in relieving a
class Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Of whom can III
afford to be taxed for these indispensable
trlie'es-from a grievous bur,hen. We
notice hat the Legislature of Illinois has
memurialized Congress upon this same sub
jeet. The duty ON these articles exported
from abroad being thirty per cent q4ralorum'
il no small item, in the yearly expense OF
orr laboring classes. and If any mea ure oI
relief is addressed to the good sence and
philanthropy Of our Re resentatives, this
one ia, The Illinois memorial s.ys.
"This was imposed tn protect the %culliva-
tioB sf rugar M tre State of Louisin "A, Ia
whicn State the sugar zane is not indigeni.
nus, Il bel Q ths natural growth OF the trop.
les u ly a d by such protection the few
planters therein have amused large for,
tanes. deriving prircely returns from the
capit.i inves ed in hat product Of their ag.
rienlture, and are now enabled, without tns
protection, TO make their profits on their in.
veStments."
Tea and coffee are now free, mad II - par
ticul.rIy ft that sugar and molasses shout,
be placed on the "free Iist."
Remove or reduce the tax on the com
forts ollie. and if necessary pile it on the
laxuries. V
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Anniversary Celebration The Annual
Meeting Of the Fairfield County Bible So
ciety will be held in this city on Tuesday
evening, the 18th Of April next. in the Pres
byterian Church. The Hon. Chauncey N,
Odds. Charlottesville. will deliver the address
upon the occasion. Exercises to commence
at O'Clock.
All the friends Of the Bible cause, and the
citizens generally. are earnestly invited to
attend. Il is also TO be hoped ,Aat OIL
friends from the untry will make it con,
~venient to be present. By Order Of thG
Board, GEo KAUFMAN, D. KIssER, J. F,
RETHDMUND, Com.
Lancaster, March 80, 1854.
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BLANK BOOK MANDATORY
DRY GOODS q CARPET STORE
JOHN SIIILLITO s. CO.

No. IL, East Fourth Street, C~incinnatI. q
, ESPECTFULLY inform their customers ane
~ purchasers generally, that they are now open.
ing an extensive aud compete assortment Of Fancy
and Staple English. French, &c man and American
Dry Goods, also, Foreign and American Carpeting
imported direct from Manufacturer ..
Floor Oil Cloths, thoroughly seasoned. from 8 Ia
81 feet in width: a large stock always on hand
GPFamilies, Hotel Keepers Steamboat owners and
strangers may depend upon finding the best class oil
goods in our line. al prices as low as they can be pur.
chased in tho Eastern cities. March &. 1854.
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NEW GooDs-cIIEAP AND PLENTY
JACOB F. BECK.

AS just received at his New Cash Store, or Min
HI street, one door West of Mr. $. Beery's Groce.
ry, a splendid stock of SPRrNG AND SUMMEA Goops,
in part as follows: DRY GOODS,
HARDWARE. QuEENSWARE GROCERIES,
Cotton Yarn of Al descriptions. : srpet chain. Bonnet,,
Hats, Shoes and slippers.
My Goods were Purchased in the Eastern citios a.
the low st cash prices. and will DO sold as low as
any house can sell for, in this er any other county
This public is respectfully invited to call an ex-
anime my stock q Goods and prices as ] am doter.
mined not to be undersold in this market.
GrAlso a large & general assortment of ready
made Clothing AZ very low prices.
Country produce of all kinds taken in exchange
for Goods. ]. +. BECK
Lancaster, March % 185i-am
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GrThe London papers contain the &C.
count given by d.. LS,heby, a learned chem.
's'' OF the gas now used for lighting that CT.
~. The leakage Of the pipes is said to have
lmprognsled the soil under the streets, so
'ha, II has become quite sickening to disturb
the soil. and twenty years hence, if the same
causes continue to operate, il will be unsnfe
To the public health to disturb the paveman,
OF all. The gas lie highly charged with snl.
Phoret and contains a largo quantity Of um.
InoniaT holding tarin solution.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-04-06

liz De ~ WEAN WIS MEDAClN ESs
Cure OF long Standing and most Agravat-
ed case of Salt Rheum and ~Erysipelas.
Paw Paw. Michigan, Nov. 3, 1859.
81 WEAVER & Co, New Observation-Disclosures:
About six years ago my wife was attacked with
SALT RHEUM and ERYSIPELAS, very soon it be.
gan to spread, and in the course oftwo wears nearly
encompasscd her whole body, causing burning
itching sensation; shc tried many kinds of Medicine,
but nothing done her any good. l happened 10 read
10 a New London newspaper statement given by
many that ! knew, which ed 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 aeeordingto directions, and
before she had used three bottles Of thu Syrup, and
two boxes OF Cerate, she was entirely cured. |
commenced it myself for the Salt Rheum on my
head, and must say in four weeks time was entire
ly cured OF that complaint by the use of your Syrup
and Cerate. send you this statement IRON the
simple desire that all who are troubled with this
disease may at once resort to On, S, A. WEAvEA's
CANRER AHD SALT RnEun SxRUP, and DO speedily
cured. Yours respectfully,
ELISHA SMITH, Paw Paw, Michigan.
l. N. Harris & Co., Cincinnati. general agents fol
the South and West, Sold In Lancaster. wholesale and
retail By Kaufman 4 Co, and by druggistsgenerally
In the State. Maseho, 1854.
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JHE ~DtsYEREscE. LIN Earo,e prople take
on MI. hats ~ greE, men;in Amrri, a greaI
mrn axe m ihelrr hats tn the people
unlversal snffage causes The difference.
6-Americaa brandy. Ia the amour, Of
$40 carks. W. lately shipnsd ut San Fran.
cisco f"r ihr Atlantic States.
Fy Dr.. Fischer de Wslheim, a contem.
pefary Of Baron Humboldt. aud one Of the
,nS,i srirniihc msnin Europe, recently died
III Vine hqs bern made at Stafford,
Cnnn ~esyrrai years past. from Qraprs
that ~ ppianrously an and .rsuni The
swanPs be place.
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ELsyArED IRoH RaIIwAT TO THE PGcrF-
Ic.--We have been shown q diagram Of nov
al iaventiun fnr r~aiiroAds, originated by Hem
~ Sinith,a Young farmer OF Michigan which,
IL feasabie, can be I'd pied to any road, but
he drsignsi il more pafli, uiarly for the Pa
c.ic Railroad.
The track is Ia be supported on iron pill
lar connected>by trusses we'll braced, and
Of sufirient strength to support The heaviest
train Of cars. and as the body of the car IL
suspended rather than resting above the
wheels, they can be much larger than they
now are, aud greater speed attained, while
the elevation of the track places it out OF
the way OF all snuw-banks, cattle, ~buffalos,
drunken m n. &c, and it would need no
fencing, while the land beneath it could be
cultivated.
A double track Is proposed, the columns
on which ii rests standing from twenty 10
thirty feet apart, longitUdiBarily and length
ensd to meet any inequality in The earth's
surface, SO that little or no grading is re-
quired, and, by a mechanical device in the
drivers" Mr. Smith proposes to make one
engine as effective as three ordinarily, in
climbing heavy grades.
The iron railing, he says, will be more
durable, safe. aud beautiful, than the
ground rosd;" it can be built quicker, az
the greater PORTO of the labor ID concen-
trated beneath cover at The mines; and
storms, winter, and war with the Indians
wouldBot affect It's progress: besides il
would give a new impetus to the develop
mrnt Of the western mines than could be
effected by protective legislation.
He proposes building the Elevated
Railway Oh an "air line" between New
York and San Francisco, and claims thai
we shullb be within furty hours OF the Pacif
ic! We do emph ,icaily 'soy, cLook OUT fol
the bell ~hen the cars ring" and almost
feelihe necessity OF steaming up ourselves
'akesp p with the "spirit Of the age
Y. Cour. d Eng.
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notice.

On behalf of Abraham Head.
NOTICE is hereby given that an application will
lV be made to his Excellcncy William Medill
Governor of Ohio, praying for the pardon of Abraham
Head. convicted at the Feby Term 1854 at the Court
of Common Pleas for Fairfield County Ohio, for tho
offence Of placing distractions ON the line of road,
belonging to the Cincinnati Wilmington X GAINESVILLE
Rail Road Company, and sentenced BY said Court 10
one YEARS hard labor in the Ohio Penitentiary which
application win be presented TO his Excellency for
hearing {. las carly a day as prac icable consistent
with the law in such CASES made and provided.
Lancaster, o., March Is, 1864. aOd.
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GEcRoE Laws STEAMSHIPS The New
York Times says that George Law has sold
out his entire interest in the United States
mail steam hip company To Moses Tnylur,
Ch's. Il Hscksher aud Marshall o Rob.
eris, who will aid at least two new and (ast
steamers to the New York and Aspinwall
line.so Ne to have aspare ship at each port
in case Of accident, and with a view to i'm
prove tie attractions of The Panama route
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EDITOR GAzETTE--S,r:Pursua to a city
ordinance passed March 6, 1854, authorizing
nvo,e to be taken upon the question ofn loan
of $4,000 by the city Of Lancaster for the
construction of Water Works. lido hereby
declare tho result Of the vote taken on Mon
day the Sd day ofApril inst, in said city to
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-04-06

AN AFFECTING INclpR NT.-Ths New AL.
bany Ledger says:
IAN affecting incident was related to Us
this morning by a gentleman who was a
witness to The dTesdful scene on board the
Reindeer after the recent explosion. Two
families, one OF FIVE, and the other Of six
persons, who were removing from Ohio TO
Missouri, were all so badly scalded by The
sleom that they have since died. A little
girl of two or six yenrs Of age who belonged
10 ono of these families, and whose tender
lssh was literally boiled, was laid alongside
Of her mother, whose spirit was passing in
On hgouy of pain from its earthly tenemen,
Turning her eyes towards her mother. che
said-"Mn, it is so dark; will we not soon get
home" Poor child Her eyes were dark
ened by tho haze of denih, aud soon after
waTds her spirit WINS unfe,ieFed and she did
go home, TO live forever with angels"
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AssiCnen Nnfice.

Notice 10 hereby given that Christian M. Berry
l y and Thomas Kidwell, as pardnars under the firm
Of Beery aud Kitwel', did on the 9th day of January
1854 mike assignment 10 the undersigned, Of al their
and effects, in trust, for the benefit Of thei
Persons knowing Themselves indebted,
other by book account or otherwise, are requested
10 make Immediate payment to the Undersigned
Jan z, 1854. J.R MUMAUGH.
Eagle and Telegraph copy and charge this Office.
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NOTICE.
James Wisher and Peter Wolf, Administrator OIL
David Wisher, deceased,

James Wisher and Peter Wolf, Administrator Of
David Wisher, deceased,
against
William Wisher of Bsnton county, Indiana. John
vii y and Maria his wife, Of Coshocton county
Ohio; John Wisher and Thomas Wisher of La Gle
county, Illinois; James Rutherford and Ellenor hi
wife, OF Delaware county, Indiana; Nancy Wolff
Misher and Mary Ellen Wisher (minor) Of Fair.
fed county, 0hio-defendGnts.
= NHE said Defendants are notified that on the 18th
l. day Of March, A, D. 1854. said administrator
6hed their petition in the office Of the Probate Judee
for Fairfield. county. Ohio. the object and PRAYER ~
which is to obtain an order &c on the 10Th dav 81
May. lo64, or as soon thereaitcf as may be c,nyen-
lent, for tho sale of the following real estate Of said
deeedent to pay his debts. to wit: about one acre and
one hal OF an acre OF land in the North East quarter
Dissection II in township l6 Of Rang II in Fsirfeld
county. Ohio.
JAMEs MrsHER and PETER WoLy. Administrators
of David Wisher, deceased.
March %. 1854,
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DIED,

At his residence in Hooking township, on
the goth of March, 1854. after a long ILL
ness. Mr.. JOHN EVERSOLE, aged sixtv-
six wears. The deceased WINS among the
earliest settlers Of Fairfield county, and
during his long residence sustained the char
acter of an Industrious and upright man.
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THs AsBes OF c~oLuMBUs. "A correspon
dent Of tue New York Mirror writes to cor.
rect The statenen, that the ashes Of The
great Discoverer repose in the cathedral o
Havana and says that . was buried q a
,muil chapel on the cor. or of III, Palazo
u" Arnas, n ID adds that reverence for his
memory IL one o. the points upon which III,
Ireoles ann old Spaniard sagree; "the latter
Moving respect TO HE meinory for the
Food ne didto Spain and the ubrrg he shed
nnon hpr,and the formerfor his havnQ dis.
covered a Country where they could be born
ana i've as for away from her As pOssiblea'
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origin OF PHRAsEs-Hie Betty Marin
many o. our most popular Vulgarlsms have
'nv" . gin IN sumo whimsical perversion
" language OF tact. ST. Martin Is one of
thr wot'hles OF the Roman Calendar, and n
,o.m OF prayer commences with the words
~ m~ih,'beate Martin" aud s,il further 10
HE! Betty Martin" Roland for aud on.
ver'-althou9h no phrase ia in more com.
mon use yet few are acquainted with he
origin. TIE impression signifies the piyinc
OF an equivalent. Roland aud Oliver w.re
famous in Romance. The wonderful n.
ch'evements OF the one can only be equalcd
By those OF the other. Hence the phrase.
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FhgstOne Pavemsnt Wv notice work
men busily engaged in making preparations
for the LAYING Of Flag Stone on the North
side of Main street. 1t will extended from
the Savings Institute to Centre Alley. An
improvement of this character is very much
needed, and when completed will add great.
ly to the beauty Of the city.
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
WENTWORTH q BROTHERS,

SoutheHat Co-n-- ~ Main nnr Fourth sta
CINCINNATI. OHIO.
XATEa are now in receipt Of our usual assortment OF
w Spring Dry Goods to which we invite your
attention Having purchased largely at tho late
heavy auction sales in New Yort, we are enabled to
offer unusual inducements. Please examine our
stock before purchasing. March, 8, 1854
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LEGISLATURE. The House Of Repr,.
ssntativss on Friday last passed a resolu.
tim TO adjourn sine die on the lat day oil
May. This resolution has not been voted
upon by the Senate
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ANOTHER PLASEr DlscovERgn.-.Th.
London Tunes announces the almost stimuli
taneous disc"very of anoiherPlanet between
Mars and Jupiter by astronomer at Bishops
ond Radclif" obs"rva,ories. This ia, it ia
said re twen'y'eighIh plane now known
10 cxist beiween Mara mud Jupiter.
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or Merchants aud others getting on new
goods, by informing US, can have tie arrival
of their stock announced in the Daily. No.
tees Of this kind are gratuitous.
GrSee our advertisement Of Book Bind
cry.
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Estnte of HenrY Moninrer.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber hal
been appointed and qualified as Executor on the
Estate OF Henry Moninger, late Of Amanda township
Fairfield county, Ohio. deceased
Jan. 90, 155i-4w38 HIRAM MONINGER
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GrThs FIRE At Birmingh m, Pa, on Sun.
DAT. consumed Hbou, 90 houses. valued a,
$4,000. aud insured for only $4,000. Taey
were mostly frames, occupied by poor fsmi,
lies. Tor whose relief the Mayor Of Pittsburg
has called a town meeting.
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Eatnte OF zenhanin ALLAN.

NOTICE is hereby given that / have this day been
ly>duly appsinted and qualified as Administrator
de benos non on the Estate Of Zophania Allen, late
Of Fairfield county, de seas "a
Feb. II, 1854 HENRY GINGHER
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B. f. CONWAY q CO.,
)MMIssI0N AND FORWARDING AGENTS

/ Iron Corner, Portsmou H., ohiO.
VATEsre nov prepared to receive and ship goods
w consigned to us. either by river or canal We
have a first class neio and sound tohGrf boat, moored
at the landing in front OF our warehouse. This will
bad weather, and save ~Grayingto owners
All c~onsignments either for %re.shipment or FOR
sale promptly attended TO, march 8, 1874
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03-Messrs. Springer g. Trout have re
moved their Clothing Store to the room for
merry occupied by Mrs. Elizabeth Keys
They have a good stock. Give them a call.
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90 The report that EIwin Forrest, the
tIngeiiian. had brcome a convert 10 %splritu.
o. Fappings. is pronounced TO be wholly un.
tTne.
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0J Mr.. LATRoBE's report, which we pub.
lish in another column, will be found to con.
tain many important facts in relation to our
Valley Road and be of general interestto
our readers. This road is destined to be
pushed forward to speedy completion.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-04-06

DEgP SSow.-Thc Portland Advertiser
s'ya the snow storm on Thursday last was
one ofthe ssyrVest Of the "Win,er s,orns"
10 that region. Imsome ptac-s the snow
fell 10 the depth Of two feet. so tina, on Fri.
day the trains rou d not travel.
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REMOVAL.

r. Van Trump,At'y & Counselor at Law,
AS renewed his ofic to Mrs. Green's Row. on.
N Main Street, opposite Shelters Hotel-Enter-
ance East OF Henley's Store.
March rs, 1874 bw
Eagle and Telegraph copy for s weeks and charge
this Office.
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No. l II. P. Hill, No. Q No choice. No.
J. s Brooks, No 4 J. C. Stevens. No. +!
William Fisher, No. 6 Jacob Bear, No.
William Cross.
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PACKET LANCASTER -, y.

PACKET LANCASTER -, "A
j. T.. Newton, Master. A
ENTILL leave Lancaster on TUESDAYS, Thursd,ys
w and Saturdays from foot OF Main Street, at {
o'clock. A NJ.
L,aye Athens on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
Gays, from Dc Steiger's WSrehousc,nt o'clock A, NJ
For passage or freight, apply on Board,
hTna[A A tri, weekly line Of Coaches will
F~sysSEGF5S run between. Lancaster and Athens
-an and a daily accommodation line o
Coaches will run between Logan and lancaster, leay.
ing Logan in the Mo ming and returning same dav.
e~SSsssNS ,S1~~1 The running ofthe above lines
SsISla HSIsAssA of Coaches and Packets win be
-SM ~ made TO conform 10 the arrival
AID departure Of the trains on the Cincinnati, vii,
mingten and Evansville Railroad.
n. CROSS, General Agent.
Lancaster. March 10. 1884