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az Mrs. Harriet Stowe, has slowed
away the proceeds of sales from "Un-
Gle Tom" and is now getting out her
proof sheets for her journal in En-
rope A useless waste of talent.
She puts on full sail and spread all her
sheets for popular favor, but the wind
will not take them up, to blow them
over the head of fortune.
TIE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH IN
IRELANp.-The Belfast correspondent
of the New York Commercial Ad-
vertzser says:
There are in Ireland So converts,
81 nunneries, and "a monasteries.
During the last six years and a half
80 600 persons have left the Romish
Church in this country and became
members in Protestant churches, while
more than 10000 have been unsettled
in their old opinions."
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Notice.

Notice.
T>HF Institution for Mutes and Blind. on
l. st. Ferdinand street, is open for the
reception of visitors, each day, from 10 to
~ O'Clock, A. M; Saturdays and SUNDAYS
excepted. ian 1871.
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~Mrs. Partington laments that
she shall never be able to suppress her.
self correctly. She says, whenever
l open my mouth. I am sure to put
my foot in it.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-20

A LIFETIME IN PRlsoN.-There
is at present in Maryland. Penitentia-
ry a man who has been convicted for
the eigth time. He was first impris.
oned at the age Of Ii, and Is years
Of his life have been spent within the
walls of.the Penitentiary. He is now
As years of age.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-20

PossrBLE.--A girl in Pittsburg
being struck dumb by the firing of a
cannon, it is said that number Of
married men ofthat interesting village
have. in consequence, invited the
artillery company to parade upon their
premises.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-20

OOMS TO RENT.-Three well fi,rn.
~ ished rooms to rent in a quiet part
of the towil-appe at this office. ian IS 2m
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-20

DITTSBURG COAL-k1' THE BATON
i ROUGE FOUNDERY.-The sub.
scribers offerfot sale Pittsbdrg coal, at New
Orleans prices y
JAM, Is HILL 4 HENDERSON.
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69t Dailg Galllet.
GEO. l. PIKE, Editsr and Proprietor.
BATON ROUGE::::::JAN. 20, 1854.

10 There will be called meet
ing Of St. James Lodge No. Al, A. Y.
Ms. at their lodge room, fooA Of
Church street. on Saturday evening
next, at early candle light.
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PHANOEOB1E
TIMING AND REPAIRING

MFR. "A. a. WHE3LER, will Be il this
lM city On Monday the 23d inst, for one
.wGsk to attend to all 1Eden in the above
lin. All orders left with T R. Walters
At hper's Furniture Store will be punctually
attended to. Jan It'll.
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% Punch gives. as a new defni
ton for that vsxed question, "What i.
nothing ?" which seems to us to be
entirely satisfactory, putting the ques.
ton to rest forever. "What is
nothing?' Nothing is that portion Of
fashionable lady's head, on which
her bonnet rests.-PMnch.
IMPORTANT DEcls1oN.-The Nat
ches Courier, of the 5th inst, says:
About year since, the case of
William Robertson. Trustee of the
Commercial Bank, VS.. Cutler and
Richards, executors, was decided by
our High Court Of Errors and Appeals,
denying the right of the Trustee to
proceed further in the collection of
the assets of the Bank after the trust
was satisfied by the payment of its
debts. The case went up to the Su-
preme Court Of the United States on
appeal. We understand that a tele-
graphic despatch was received here
yesterday from Washington, announ-
ding that the Supreme Court had dis
missed the appeal for want of jurisdic-
tion-thus rendering the decision Of
The High Court final. The amount
involved in this decision, was a very
large one.
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Wanted,

TWO small negro boys. Apply to
l. jan-17-1w. r. C. HUTCHINSON
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-08-10

WASHINGTON, Aug. 4-House.-A mes
sage was received from the President. con
tanning his Veto of the River and Harbor
Appropriation Bill.
Mr., Haven of New York, Immediately
objected to having the message read, as
there was not q quorum present.
HoUsE.-Adjourned.
VIM. A, Button is appointed U. S. Con
sui to Trieste. Vice Wyndham Robinson
rejected.
Henry j. Sickles was rejected as Post
master at Albion, N. Y, also MI. Anable,
Post Master at Hudson.
The attention Of the Senate, this morn
ing, after coming out ofthe executive SEES
sion, was directed to Mr.. Williams, who
had been ousted, but was still in his seat
Mr., Seward called the attention Of the
Senate to the fact.
Mr.. Williams rose to address the Senate
but was compelled to sit down under cries
of order.
WASHINGTON Aug. 5.--Dr. Washing
ton, the Oldest surgeon in the u, s. Navy,
and a relative of Gen. Washington. died
yesterday.
After the adjournment Of Congress the
President and the Cabinet win leave for one
OF the watering places.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-08-10
MAGAZIN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., QuecnsyVarc &c.

NNHN E'E'
HEILX G. BARBENCHoN has become proprietor,
n by purchase, of the Grocery Store Of II. b. Hunter
& Co., 10 which he hasjust added a large and superane
variety of Family Groceries, now arriving and to arrive
from Cincinnati, and other marts. In making his pur-
chase he has had in view the accommodation of his
friends and discriminating public, for all seasons. He
lcommendst to their attention, among other articles, al
prices that cannot fail to give satisfaction.
CONTEMPORARIES of all kinds, for families and
parties. ,
Caadies, Tarragonia Almonds, English WalnLts and
Brazilian Nuts, Figs and dates.
Jehiss, and Gelatine for Jellies, Prunes, &c.
OF Famils Groceries be will only mention Phil. pow
dered and crushed SUGAR, New Orleans do, TEAS,
Rio and Java COFFEE, Spices, Molasses, Golden Syr-
up, French Chocolate, Mushroom Walnuts, Tomato
Catsup, a splendid lotOf English Diary Cheese, and
other articles to numerous to put down here.
Not to forget, also, Liquors, Brandy for the sick and
conyaleseent, cigars 5 years old, smoaking and chewing
TOBACCO, Powder and Shot for the Sportsman.
He will keep on hand n variety Of Paints, PARRISH
and Japan Ofhis own manufacture for the trade.
Not least, a largeand full assortment Of QusensDdre,
Earthen Ddrs, French rare and English Glassware, al
so, Woodea mare, Tabs, BHekets, &c. .
VILE hopes to obtain n fair shair ofthe public favor
in his new undertaking, and looks for the appreciation
and patronage of his friends. Having been compelled
to r~elinquish his former business as injurious to health,
he will make a fair trial Of this, to see ifit will not froht
his purse, as well as his health, If the experiment, ito
which he will devote his undivided %attention) does not
succeed, he will be able he trusts, TO serve the public in
May 1854. FELIX G.. BARBENcHoN.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-08-10
GATHERS SPANISH MIXTURE,
THE GREAT PURIFIER or THE BLOOD
NoT a PARTICLE or MERCURYJN TT.

-
A N lNfALblbLB hsmbpt LOT se.oluia, ninss
IN evil, rheumatism, obstinate eulaneous eruPuons,
pimples or pusiules on lnelace, oio'Snes, pol,s,cnLvnle
sore eyes, ring worm ortetter; seaiu.helu ehiIIgcmen
and pain OF the ZONES anu Joih.si ssuooyir uiso, s3i
phliltc disoruersi iumuaeO spinai eOuPIal.ss, eIu ~
diseases arising rom an lhJuuleious use u mercury,
imprudence in HE, or inquiry 81 lhe ploou.-
This valuable mealeans, whtSn mas Dee0mo ee eTan1aS
ed Tor the NUMBER u eAtIaoIuina,s Suios ~ ~
through its agency, has induced the proprlelors al me
urgent requeslo OF lnslr IIlehus, v phe y y ~ Puvas,
which they 90 WIN tne utnnos.y 5ho rn ~ nra
ana wonderful curative ptoPetues' "
tifcates, selected rom 2 large nuinoer, ste, hoMelst,
stronger lesumony mal INC mcIe MoLH ~ Ine PIophIIES
tors; ana are an IRON gentenen ~ ahSW Il ~ : ~
locanues, ana OF inc hghest IespectaVhnyj nanny Va
them now residingin the city OF Rlehmond' Virginia.
+. boyden, Esq, OF the rxchange hotei, nicnnonu,
known every where, says ne mas seen the meulcihe
called CARTER SPANISH MIXTURE admlnlstereulh oVet .
hundred cases, in nearly all inc Diseases LOT whlch us
recommended with the most asipn1shuhgly goou results.
lie saysH Is the most extraorulhary iheuis'ne NJ mas
ever seen.
AouE AND FEyERz-Great eHreEi hereoy eeriy' lna'
Tor three years mad Ague ana feveto l me most VIC
lent descripuons had several Fnysiclahs, LOOK gum.
utesof Quinlne, mercury ana ! oeIeHe ~ Ml1n9u n
any permanent relei, Az IastI trea sarle.s sP",lsn
mixture, TWO Dotties o. Wnieh ehectuuhy Uureu lhei
and l am happy TO say have had neither ehllls or fever
since. CONSIDER D. the pest ionic IN tno wIrlus NY NY
only medicine that has reached my case: .
BEAVER DAM, near Klenm0nd, virginia, -,
I. b. Luck, Esql nov In me cry Oh hlsninonai anu
lot many years IN the rost onlee, q suSnI.hS rasn nt
that he es bought upwards ofs5O bottles, whiehhe has
given away 70 the at1ieted, Mr. Luck says ne nas heVeI
known u TO iii when taken accorulng 70 9iIeeuoh;
VI; Minge; a practising rnYslelan, ana iPrmeriy 0l
the CITY hotei, III the city OF hlchnonui says ne WI.
nessed. in a number Of instances the effects OF car'er's
spanish mixture which were most truly surprising. lie
saysina case Of consumption, dependent on the liver,
tne good enecls were Wondefiul Ihueee;
samuei M. Drlhker, OF the we nrm u DLhker% MOT,
ns, hiennhonu, WAS eureu Vi r,ne1 IoHp,a'nIr ~ 1,sn,
years standing, by the use Of TWO ooules OIL carriers
spanish mlNture.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-08-10
FAIRFIELD 90. CloTHINa STORE:
GEO. II. SMITH, MERCHANT TAILOR,

GEO. ii. SMITH, MERCHANT TAILOR,
-NaiR Street. lancaster, Ohio, opposite tAs TsHaadge
Block,
As Just received his r AMI sUAaAlhA
supply Of READY MADE together
with aiaFge and beautiful assortment of CtstAs, Cassi-
msres, YesfiRFs, &c. His stock has been selected WIN
great care, and embraces every variety OF uenuemen's
Wear. His Ready Made Clothing Is made OF we pest
and Vestings will be manufactured to order In the most
approved and fashionable manner. He has In MS EN-
Ploy the best Of workmen, and In every department. ne
Intends to excel.
TPTAe iOpsst prices iciu be maiAtainsdiH :,
While he intends to sell the best Of Goods, and put
out nothing but the best of work, he intends also 70
dispose OF his stock at prices that will convince tho
skepheal that his Establishment Is the cheapest In the
ethyl
He win also keep on hand or manufacture 70 order,
spery oaristy Of Boys Clothing, which will be sold AZ
the lowest rates. For good and cheap Clothing for
Men and Boys Of all descriptions, he intends TO estao
lsh a reputation for the
ttFRirfield County ClOthing Store -
as the cheapest in the city; and he invites all who wish
70 purchase to call and examine his assortment, as nc
is confidential he can offer them superior induce
meDts TO any other.
He has on hand a beautiful and excellent assortment
Of Gloves, Suspenders, Hose, Stocks, Handkerchief
Cravats, Umbrellas, Trunks, cts.
REMEaBER THE PLAcE:-hR the room lately oeeG
pied by John Lyons as a Grocery Store. Call and SEE
for yourselves. He will take pleasure in showing hi
to purchase. His stock Of Clothing is manufacture
under his own supervision, and the utmost care Is ex
cried TO have II Of the very best kind.
Mr.. j.. w. +. SINGER, one ofthe best cutters IN I'M
ment, and cannot fail TO please all who wish good fits
neat and fashionable, and not at the expense ofcomfort
The stock Of Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, Read,
Made Clothing, etc, Is warranted equal to any IN IN
market, and the beautiful variety of styles and fashion
cannot fail to please every taste. Call and see.
Lancaster, May Is, 1854. GEORGE S. SMITH.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-08-10

ETUnder the head of Wanted in
Arkansas" Smiths Herald enumerates
SOC, 600 good, industrious farmers, to till
the land that is now lying all over the
State. The land is first rate, water excel
lent, and the health good. The land will
produce cotton, corn, wheat, rye, oats.
barley, potatoes. and every kind of vege-
table that grows in the United States.-
The lands are now open, ready and viii
ling,
Yes, and have been ready and waiting
for years and years, but without finding
anybody willing to take them. With a
good soil and genial climate, Arkansas
opens her arms and invites settlers in vain,
while thousands rush into the embrace OF
other States with less advantages. Why's
Because Arkansas is cursed with human
oppression, and tho public heart rev9lts at
connection with it. She is now, always
has been, and probably always will be, q
zone horse State, while her younger sis
ters, Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa, and even
Minnesota ARE growlngiuto gigantic proper
ions.-PiUs6arg Gazette.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-08-10

me nTorher,a memory.

No mother win read this touching poem
without a moistening of the eyelids. We
md it ina Scotch paper ola recent date;
Putin the drawer-my heart can bear No mRir;
Row MP the paper wi, my daWty's hair,
Z ken, ken, tt hnt renews my waes-
ken Isudna' touch my lAssle's claes;
But when the past comes crowdin' thro' my brain,
! eanna' let her blts o. thtngs nlane.
SIM eer she dee'dI wanken wi a start,
Ant obi there y something sair comesoRre my heart-
Thenthochta like l~ightnin' minds me o'her death,
An for = while l scarce can draw my broauhs
tdream'd q dream before she took her bed,
Ant OIL waes me, it's been over truly read;
An Whan the cock began TO craw at night,
Ibodit ave that something wasna' RIGHT;
All han the windows shook frae head to at,
Ith0cht myyery heart lap al the hit,
Ma MAR frae hitt the door I'll see her keek,
Ma MAR to mine she'll lay her dimpled chech
An never MAR me roun'the neck she'll TAXI
Nor ook hor bonnie headie In my lap!
Weels abe was likitb BY uk neebor wean,
An tnco blyth lhey he pit my hcarthstanc;
The dorty anes she'd pleasure sac anldfarran- =.
wad let them see the 'sman that broke tho barn.
As' raise n LAUGH that wad delight them a;
syne let them see, upon the auld kist head,
Hoo "ROble SA mon self his gingerbread;n
Wad cock her head am gle sick pawkie looks
Hertcngue gged "a II wod clipplt eloois,
My wee bit tassie sumo was at my han;
And apple II the no saucer aye she gat, .
An syne ~contentit at my ht she sat;
But moo when l sit down. scarce break bread,
scarce can lift the saucer 10 my head,
Al never mair At nipPss cakes III gTO"l,
fken, Ikcn, she's In a warl' moo,
Amang the flowers that death can never BOO,
1ken, obi pssdI ken, we'fe born to part
ButifI didna' greet I'D break my heart
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-08-10
LIVER COMPLAINT.

Dyspepsia, Jaundiee, Chronic or. NerpOrs Debility
Diseases of the Kidneys,
A Nd all diseases arising from a disordered Liver or
"A Stomach; such as consumption, inward piles, full
ness of blood to the head, acidity oftlie stomach, Dau-
sea, heart-buan, disgust for food, fullness or weight In
the stomach, sour eructations, sinking or huttering ut
the pit Of the stomach, swimming OF the head, hurried
and difficult breathing, 1utteriBg at the heart, choaking
or sufocatiOn sensations when In a lying posture, dim-
ness of vision, dots or webs before the sight. fever and
n ness PIN pr ih ,n ,bin a !" , sVes. pain in IN he SIDE. back, chest.
limbs, etc., sudden Pushes ofheat, burning in the flesh,
onstant imaginings ofevil & great depression ofspirits,
CAN BE EFFEcTUALLY CURED BY
DR.. Hoonand,s Celebrated German BItters
Prepared By DR., @. Jackson, at the German Medicine
Store, No. 100 Arch Street, Philadelphia.
Their power over The above diseases is not excclicd,
If equalled, by any other preparation in the United
States, as the cures attest, in many cases after skfi1nl
These Bitiers arc worthy the attention of invalids.-
Possessing great virtue in the ratification OF diseases OF
the Liver and lesser glands, exercising The most search
Ing powers in weakness and objections of the digestive
organs, they are, withal, safe, certain and pleasant.
Wooster, Ohio, December 2nd, 1881, said: ~ embrace
this opportunity of informing you of the great benefit
have derived from the use Of Dr.. Hoofand's German
ordered stomach, and found relicfin every case. They
are the best remedy for disordered stomach, think, in
P. Foley, Bloomfield, Ohio. October I, 1859, said,
"With feelings Of gratitude ] take my pen to inform you
of the incalculable benefit l have derived from the use
of Hoonand's German Bitters. l have used them for
the Liver complaint, and take pleasure In recommend
ing them to the. public as the safest and best remedy
now in use,i'
The Editor of the Wooster Democrat, May 6, 1852,
said: "Hohand's German Bitters.-This invaluable me-
dicine Is daily performing curcs ofthe most remarkable
character. We do not speak of this medicine without
a knowledge Of its efficacy, us we have tried II IN our
family, and find it to be the only thing needed in liver
complaint or dyspepsia.
OGIER & CLARKE, Cambridge, Ohio. November H.
1852, said: ''By those persons who have used yonr Hoof-
lands German Bitters, they are considered an invalua-
BILE remedy for dyspepsia"
N7You should bear in mind that those Bittcrs are
ENTIRELY VEGETABLE, thereby possessing advantages
over most of the Preparations recommended for simi-
lar diseases.
For sale by Kaufman g. co.; E. Katb, Rushville; r.
B. Walker, West Rushyille; Porter & Weirsten, Lytho-
polls, and Dealers in medicine every where. ar3s.
December IL, 1653-1y
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-08-10
.ANCASTER MACHINE FOUNDRY

~ = hNAs .
* DEVOL Is prepared TO- furnish all kinds ofSTEAM
VI ENGINES, upon short notice and at Cincinnati
and Plttsburg prices. .
Regulating Screws, Jack Screws; Fuller's Screws and
Cider Screws.
Mill Spindles Of cast iron or wrought.
Bales and Drivers, &C., &c.
He will also furnish the PARKER WHEEL to suit
any head OF water, aud with either iron or wood shaft.
Also the ATKINSON WHEEL 1T up as above. The
patent on the Parker Wheel has expired and conse-
quently they con be had much cheaper.
He also continues to make DEVOL'S THRASHlNG
MACHINES, and keeps a lot constantly on hand; war
lranted the best In Ohio.
AIlthe above articles will be made with especial care
and by the best workmen,a and will be warranted.
All kinds of repairing done upon the Shortest notice.
He also keeps constantly OH hand, ALL KINDS OF
CASTINGS, usually kept in II Foundry. He has com.
plcted his front shop, so that those who call can exam
inc his work. -.
The known quality OF the work done at this estab-
lishment for many years past,is the best guarantee that
in future, the subscriber will labor to desire the pat
ronage Of the public. He invites examination.
Lancaster, May 10, 1854, G. DEVOL.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-08-10
HARDWARE AT GREAT BARGAINS!!!
Cheaper than ever before Offered i'm
Lancaster.
10 ~ nj 2 E nj n q

AS lately purchased from p. Bope his interest In
the Hardware business, and in addition TO his al
ready large stock, Is now daily receiving, direct from
the Manufacturers and Importers, n large purchase OF
facilities for purchasing and arrangements with Manu-
facturers, which are equal to any, will enable him to
offer all descriptions Of Hardware, at Toner prices than
ann other establishment. The attention OF FARMERS
and MscHANICs is invited to the extraordinary induce
ments now held out to them In the way Of great bar.
~gains-fully satisfied that If they consult their own in
terest they VIII BIO certain to call and examine his pri-
ces before purchasing elsewhere. BY close attention
to business, and by constantly keeping ON hand a full
and complete assortment and the best goods, he hopes
to secure a large share ofthe patronage ofthe Farmers
and Mechanics ofthe county.
April %, 1854.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-08-10
nuggy nnd Cnrringe Mnkcrs

VTTILL find, at the Mem Hardcaro Store, opposite
the Tdihmddge House, one Ofthe largest and best
selected stock ofTrimmings ever opened In this mar
ket. Consistingl In part of
100 Pieces Enaml'd Duck and Canvass,
Is 4" 4" Faucy colorcd do.
so " all Wool and union Damasks
so Hides pateut and Enam'ld Leather,
Brass and Silver Plated Bands, Top Props,
Stump Joints, Laces, Spring, Axols, etc.
Lancaster. April 20, 1854 JOHN EFFINGER.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-08-10

WHERE IS THE DEMocRAuc PARTY?-
We believe it to be an ascertained fact that
nearly all Of tho real old line Democrats,
who shared in the councils of, and held Of
fees under Gen. jackson, are opposed to
the Nebraska bill. Thus we find s.. D.
Ingraham, Gen, Jackson's Secretary Of the
Treasury Martin Van Buren,, Gen. Jack
sons Secretary Of State; Benjamin Butler,
Gen. Jackson's Attorney General; Francis
P. Blair, editor of the Washington Globe,
the Government organ through both terms
of his administration, and always his bosom
friend and confidential adviser; Thomas H.
Benton, the confidential exponent of Gen.
Jaskson's views in the United States SEN
ate, all in open opposition to this Ubiquitous
measure.
On the other hand, we find John NJ.
Clayton, of Delaware, Toombs and Ste
phens, Of Georgia, Badger of North Car
DINA, Petit, of Indiana; Dixon, of Ken
lucky; Jones, of Tennessee, all men of bit
ter anti jackson antecedents, the leading
champions Of this measure. In all sober
ness and candor, where is the Democratic
party?-Lqtayene Apaeriean.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-08-10
NEW ACHIEVEMENTS.
nnFFINs,&nl 100 OOFFINsI

TyHE subscriber has associated with him Mr.. l. E.
HALL, in the undertaking business. This branch
OF the business will hereafter be conducted under the
firm name OF ECKERT &c HALL. They have a good
HEAREE and HORSES always ready to attend funerals
The subscribers hayenow, and hereafter will keep COM
stantly on hand, all styles and sizes OF Collins ready
made, so that they will be ready to furnish them in q
few minutes notice. They will promptly attend funer-
ais any where In the county without extra charge. This
method Of keeping them on hand will enable them TO
furnish them at reduced prices, ECKERT & HALL.
Lancaster, February IS, ls54-6m4l
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-08-10
1864 THE TELEGRAPH LINE. 1854
LITTLE &

-
VTToULD respectfully announce TO the citizens OF
wv Lancaster and vicinity that they are as usual In
receipt OF a very heavy and well selected stock Of
Spring and summer Goo ~6 ri
Embracing every variety and style TO DO had in tho
Eastern market, to which we invite the attention OF
every body, as we intend selling as cheap, ns goods can
be sold West Of the Mountains. In addition 10 our
large stock, will be found general assortment OF
Boots, Shoes, Bonnets aud Hats,
Parasols mud Umbrellas, Looking Glasses,
Queensware, Glassware, carpeting and Mating
Wall Paper, Bordering and Window Blinds;
Cotton coverlet and carpet Yarn, es
Batting, Wadding, candie-wick, etc, etc.
Also. a good stock Of Fine Groceries,
Tobacco, &C., in short, every thing usually keptins
Store, and more too.
We would say to our old friends and customers that
we return our sincere thanks for their very liberal pa
tronage extended during our business career among
them. and ask a continuance Of the same. We willen..
deavor 10 please and give satisfaction TO all who Will
favor us with their custom. All kinds Of country pro-
duce taken IN exchange. for GOods for which the high
est market price will be paid. May 20, 1854
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-08-10

P%HILApELPHIA, Aug. 5.-The Girard
FIGURING Mill situated in north Ninth Street,
and occupied by Messrs. Hawkins &
Bro. was d~estroyedby fire this morning.
Loss $4,000.
Ills rumored that a defalcation in the
melting department of the mint has beer
discovered.
A large house engaged in the East Indis
trade suspended payment thismorning.