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OMAN KNOW ~THYsRIr.o
An ~InvaIunbie Hack FOR ek Cents.
EVERY FAMILY sH0ULE HAVE A cory

An InvaiunbIe Hack Cor ek Cents. -,
.EvEHY FANNY sHoULL HAVE A corr
G000 csglEs seLp IN rnsa InAx rrnrs
IOOOO Nosrns 4 now ~ssiiinHs revised ahA
Da. HuSrgHS MxD5cSL Manp1f. ASH. nsrp
BooHroa 4HEI Observation-Disclosures N outline
lolthe origin, progress, i~nesinent and care ofeyary
torn Of disease e9nfIscted By pronissnous sexual
ihtefcourse. by sell abuse, otby sexhaiexcess, with
advice for their prevention, written IN q fsmiliaE
style avoiding all medical feehgiraiides, and eyery-
Thing that woHld oHend the Par Of eeeepeg, bom TIA
result q some sssiby y.sr. ssssessiui Rrsssees e.
cate or private nature :
.Hro which is added. rereipts for the cure Of Ire q
diseases, and a treatise on the eausss, symptoms
tSnd cdie OF The Fever and Agne. for twenty-five
70 Say parf u the United efaies, ny mail tres Of post
age. Address, postage paid, rosdei- 8 Gu, Pnbllgh-
ers, or%box I9G, Post Once, PhiladelPhik
"Jhi1ia without exception. the mort connpfnhen
i've and ihteIligibIe work published on the class ot
Diseases (Which il treats Avoiding al teehnirHi
terms. IL aadsesses itself to the reapoH - readers,
II Il free from I'll OBJECTIONABLE msrtef: and no pa
rent; however f1sfidiona, esn object to placing iii
the hAEds Of his sons. The anthar has devoted nSny
years TO the treAtment Of the varions complaints
treated Of. and with 100 little breatht 10 pun. and
the world at fhe merely homioaf price Of % eenisS
the fruits Of some twenty years most successful prne-
tice."-HERALD. o,
"Noteacher OF parent should be without the
KnONiedfe impaired N fla mFatuhDiB WoFk- II
would save yesrs OF pain, mortifestfon ahd sorrow
10 the youthunder their chaige."-PEoPLK,s ADYO-
GATE. ~. i.
A Presbyterian eIerfyAsn In Ohio. IN writing Oh
HHunteTs Medicsl Msrusls says. frhoHsandg upon
thousands Of our youthsby evil example apdthe in
fuenee Of the passion, have been led intothe habit ot
selfpoHuiion without realizing the sin and iearfui
consequences nPon themselves and their postcriiy.
The constitutions Of tboussnAs who are raising fami-
lies have been enfeebled, il notbroken down, and they
DO not know the cause or fie cure. Any thing that
can be done 20 TO enliehtch and infheREe The public
mind asto check. sHh nltimaieIy 70 refbbve this wide
spread SQUIRE of hunan wretrhednessS would confer
The greatest blessing next Qlhe religion Of Jesns
Christ oh the present and enining generations. In
Temperance, Tor the use Of infozieafing drinks, }
though it has slain thousands upon thousands, Is nota
greater scourge to the human race. Aerept my
thanks on behalf ofthe afflicted, and, believe me,
yottf CO. worker In the good work you are so actively
engaged in"
yQreeopy willie Forwarded lseedFely ehtelqped
and postage paid, on receipt of25 cents, or six copies
for 81. Address, COSDEN& CO. Publishers, Box
le6, Philadelphia
booksellers, CaRrGssers and Book Agents, sEp-
piled on the Bod HbeTalteTms.
Lancaster, May 10, 1859. Lily.
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cIRcuLAR.


Rooms OF Ono srArRB sAaD OF hgaIuvLTUnE, I
CoLUMsUs, December ~, IS53.
With . view to the formation ofA nucleus arOund
which may hereafter be collected IN eTfensige and
Interesting Cabinet. cont ining sPeeimeris o. most Of
the Agricultural and Mineral products In Ohio, 70 be
arranged for inspection IN ths Rooms Of the State
Board, al Columbus. the Undersigned knows Of no
better iBeins Of reaching The farmers Of Ohio, than
through he me5ium Of the ''loeal Pres4' Of the vs.
rious counties.
lie would therefore Invite the following persons,
they having been successful competitors 81 the late
County Fair Of Fairfield County. TO contribute Of the
articles mentioned opposite theit names, dePositing
the same with the Secretary OF their County Society
as soon after receiving this Circular as convenient
That specimens may be obtained and arranged by tho
time Of the next regular meeting Of the Board. whkh
viii ommence On ihe nth Of next ntoHths January }
TO be sent by the Secretary Ofeach Couniy Society.
with models Of Yarn Implements. and Native Min
era 5, when these can be seeured) by Express. Tor
private Conveyance, when opportunity Oilers, ~ par
cells az follows. OF Wheat, AID other small grains
and seeds, one pint each. Corn in the ear one hill
dozen ears. Two ssIuples each q tbe ysIipHs Fruits
and Vegetables upon which premiums we're aWardedi
anil samples OF Wool.
Winas-J. NJ Gallagher, J. Neibiing.
Corn-W. LaneJ. Msason.
Oats or Bariey--R Work.
Glover Seed. Timothy Seed-R Work, ~ SfHtzman
Apples--G. Stroae, ZIG. Biggoney.
Potatoes. J. 6fonna.
Wool-D penee, S. q. Bush, ;. Reber- S DC
Naughten and others.
The effort will hereafter be made 10 obtain a re-
newal of specimens immediately after the eiosa Of
Inc annual Couniy Fairs. to be selected from articles
drawing premidds. By this means delegates from
County Societies 70 The sRnuaf meetings in Deem
her, will have a birds eye view OF all the County
Fairs in Ohio, in the deFsrtmenas ct Frat. Grain
Seeds and Vegetables, Is aso in the article OF Woot
An articles so eoniributad- being labeled with The
name of the producer, (Gi1ins and Seeds In gs
iarsAa kew Mia, once be furnished. bv which an in
t~rehsnee 80 ruFeASss-s Of GrAia<a nlK Vegetables ma
DC made, promising certainty in the results, andly
ing inc Foundation Cor material upon which to base
reciprocal Interchange ofGrains AMI Seeds with AZ
t%icut,ursl Societies 10 our own and in foreign com
h5es. G. -sPRAGUE,
Cor Soc Ohio State Board of agriculture.
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THE JERSEY City BANK RoBRERY.-It
was stated under orr telegraphic head,
yesterday, that the $4,000 which was taxi
en- from the Mechanics and Traders Bank,
at Jersey City, some three months ago, had
been recovered. 1t appears that on Mon
day, Dudley S. Gregory; jr., being about TO
go to a fremen's prpco ssion in Elizabeth
town, N. j., went into the room Of young
Fox, the son of the cashier of the Bank, and
took his freman's cap. The Foxes aud the
qregofies were SO intimate that there was
nothing thought ofttakiDg such a liberty
When young Fox had heard that young
Gregory had gore OFF with his fireman's cap
to Elizabethtown he immediately started az
ter him in the next truini and meeting the
peraon whom the cap was tnkei fof, and on
whose head it was he forthwith took il OF,
without any ceremony, and took from it,but
not unobsefved, the amount (about &c.,
0O0) which Ec had s%erreted in his cap
This act was observed by Mr.. Woodruff, The
Superintendent df the New Jersey Railroad,
and lie caused him to be arrested & search
ed, and tie money has found in his pocket
The father, the cashier, Mr.. Fox, made up
tho loss sometime ago 10 the bank, but had
no suspicion of his own.soh. He made up
the loss, because the Keys ofthe bank were
taken from his house, where lie had care
lessly left them. Bhch a robbery among
parties So highly respectable creates q great
deal of excitement and conversation in
Jersey City. A seryant girl in the cashief's
house was at ono time arrested and kept ia
prison for a month or two, but was finally
liberated, dfter some excitement because o.
her arrest,no proof appearing against her.
P.S. The New York papers received
last night state that only 100 or $500 was
found in the hat ofyoung Fox, WHO alleges
thnthe earned it all in New York, and tina
he placed it in the hat, nine months ago, foI
safe keeping. Others, however, vaguely
pllege that they saw him take several 800
bills out Of the hat. The affair is to BIO full
investigated.
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MAGAzIN FRANeAIs.
FAMILY GRocERLEs, QUEENswARE

LA ALA zL
FAMILY GROCERIES, QUEENSWARE,
&c. &e.- &cs
THELiX G BARBENCIIoN has. b eomep proprietor,
by pnrchace, of the Grocery Store OIL. ., Hun
ter & CO., to whichhe has list added a large and SUI
perfine variety OF Family Groceries, now arriving
and to arrive from Cincinnati, and other marts. III
making hi spurchases he has hadin view the accom-
mediation of his friends and discriminating public, for
the coming holidays, as well as for ali Seasons
He commend to their attention, among other arti-
cles, at prices that cannot fail to give satisfaction.
1.s cONFECTIONARiES-
Fruits, preserved and natural Of all kinds for fam
lilies and parties.
Sulasta RqiSins and cprraatss suitable foe inco
Pies. Ffas Green Apples and Cider, for the same.
Candies, Tarragnpia Almonds, English Wainuts
and Brazilian Nuts, Figs and Dates.
,JeLies, and Gelatine for Jellies ,Prunes, &c.
az Family Groceries. he Will only mention Phil.
powdered and crushed Sugar New orleansdo; Teas,
Rio and Java Coffee, Spices, Molassesi Golden Syrup
French chocolafe, Mushroom Wslnuts, Tomato cat
sun, 4 splendid lot 6f English Diary Cheese, and O.
lther articles too numerous TO Ift down here.
Not to forget, also, Liquors, Brandy fuf the sick and
cor yalescent, cigars, 5 years old, smoking and chew
ine ToJacco,P Powder and shot fof the sportsman;
lilo will keep onihand-a variety Of Paints, Var
nish and Japan Of his own'manfacture for tho trade
Not least, Alarge and full assortment Of
QUEENSWARE. EARTHEN WARE. FRENCH
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mnrovemen in MechanioaI Dentistry.

ImprOvemeUtin Mechanical dentistry.
DRs. ORDER Il WHLIAsis have made an Inn
proyement In the art nfiusarttng artihemt tee,h
an metallic plates, tghich will avoid all the dttlesl-
ties that Dsntists meet with inthe wArpug o. sne
Nj eoniractine oil the slpder and plate 10 cooling
,rhieb is the ~priaciral cause Of its werplng sni esn'
NJ bc avoided in the ,s,ial way OF attaching INC
teeth. They have r.cctted Tor tls ABOVE nNe1-
80 Ie,ters patent f,sfn the United States Patent Or
ice dated October u, 1883, See notice Of the patent
Lin Vol {, Ma \, Page 81, Of the Scientific ApaTl-
can. rTFor rights and iplormstion resgeeting the
Improvement, address CuDkh
lancaster, November Il, 1913, 81
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RLACKsMITIIING.

aN5AGAMUEL HENNICK, on the, corner Of
AN6 Broad and Chestnit sffeefs, q at alltineS
bpreparedt to do all q ndso Of BfarksHithfgg, up
on short notice andin the best manner he has ~ htS
employ the SkA
ono whom he an recommeudto all his friends yY
WILDE performed In the most skilful mnhhef. and
wIitbe done cheaper for cash, than It can be hsd At
any other shop In The cit +. The public arc respect
fully invited to cali and soc for themselves.
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I Nagain. calling the attention of the public 70 their
L Fall sdveItisemeHts, beg leave to remark that
nearly four years ago fheg commenced business
with the determination to be governed by the prin-
ciple ofbARGE sALEs and sataLI PRoPrTs. That we
have strictly adheredip il, is shown by our great
success, aud the fact that our ssles this year amount
to three timea as much as the did the first, and to
the great and increasing popularity OF our house,
we are not only selling double the amount Of goods
of any other establishment, but our prices arc far
lowefthan they with their limited trade can posi-
bly, afford to offer them ~ -
The a~ttention Of all Of AIerhGzics il re-
specially invited. Our present business facilities
and stfangeneni with RGsaEf aefuTers and Importers
enables rs to offer them greater Inducements this
Fall than ever. You can purchase from US all
descriptions of HARDWARE needed in your differ
ent trades at the iotcest possible rates. Ne are GER
tain that all tho Biacksmifhs; Carpenters, Buggy.
Mixers and SGddlers in the county, il they con-
suit their own interest, will become our customers
A close ex animation OF our I.ARGH STOCK AND Low
PRICES before purchasing else, here, will save them
a handsome per cent, And they will find that by
purchasing their Hardware entirely from us, thai
they will does well a. they poasibly could have
done in Cincinnati or any other mafketin Ohio
ssH eEfFlNGER. WHITE & LATTA
Lancaster, October rS, 1855 .s e5
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ENTERTAINMENT Nnticn.

nv Instance Z aud attachment was this, dag is;
N sned by Samuel Bagle. a Justice of the ReseeIcl
Amanda township, Fairfield county, against tho pro-
uertv and odects of Peter Flegge. an ahseondins
debter, ddaathisl 18th day of peeem6sr. Al iS95
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ONE WORD MORE

ITO all who are indebted to the firm oftuLiAS &
Il ULRica, | would respectfully say, That unless
the amount OF your notes and accounts sre closet
by cash or its equivalent before toe first day OF jan
uary next, they viii be left in the hands ofthe pro-
per officers for collection. The harvest i past
the summer Is ended and we mist have money.
81 Lancaster, Oct. %, 1853 a l.. CLARK.
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SACE!

AsNUMBsR ofdssirpAae baildink lcts. N IluhIeEG
IN Weaver addition7o the city II Lancaetsr they
win be Aoilon very reaso9asle sermff ATOMS oes
laws are dangerous. these quick times cell eoon ynd
rsslfe your s~eiecfion Of > lot whilst they tan D.
.bourht al a low price. Now Il the tine for thoaS
peTsona who are assifous pfebiaieingsEeea l%sssiions
Enquire n 1920
yune Is. 1850 o-Sw
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AND ENGLISH GLASS WARE.
moonrN MAaE' rus. BUCKETS. q.

W.JUUE' "Ihn q,
r7-IIe hopes to obtain q fair share OF tho public
favor in his new undertaking, and laoks ioi me sp-
been compeiledfc reIinquish hts former business as
INJURIOUS to heath. he will make q fair trial OF this,
to sec II AZ Will ftat profit his PURGE. As we'll as his
health. 1.-THE experiment, 10 which he viii devote
able he trusts, to serve the public in some other use
fol canacity. FELIX q. BAi3BEECHoN.
,,rasters December 6, 1853.
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.IuhE a0. 1aRa.

RD eceiyod this ia =. the cheap store (qpPosle
EkShaeder's Iiotall a large variety offsnes dreos
Gcols-such as plain Berages ofah eolossfp9 prizes.
Fir'd asfuees 81 insny styIea.ahd cheap some veDy
handsome, a. only ~ cenls = yard a
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GIVE XnuR TEETm

kocToRs ScoTr & KING hayq formed partnership,
~ for. the purpose Of pEsctcing DENTISTRY,
Teeth. and gil {pluglteeth to arrest decay and pre-.
serve them for life. Their office Is the same recent
~ occupied by DR.. King, in Conneli's Row, where
fhey will be most haPpytD egstheir friends VINO
NAV wish the Condition 81 their MOUTHS improved.
H. SCOTT. VIM, H.. KING.
Lancaster, June II, 1853, ar 3ans-
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cattle rTaEkcts.

PaiLADEtrhrA. Jan, s.-Thc offerings IF
Beef for the week amount to 1900. selling
at S7@9 per cwt. Calves 4@5Ic. live
weight. Cows IS TO $15. Sheepa$2@4,5O
Lambs ! ,5003.Sss
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cITY nAKERY. NO. D.
sr and Findidg store.
City Shoe,

City Shoe sr and Finding Store.
IN EKToRK. SOM work would
w respectfully inform the citi-
ANAz zeus Of Feirields and adjoining conn
ties, that they have received their
>= 49, FALL SrocK, which sonsists OF
eyery thing usIialIy kept in such "a establishment
We have also on hand a large and excellent stock
of FINDINGS, uhishsyse will furnipl to Shoema-
ker's and Findings Sores at yeaFeuablspfiEHe
Sole Leather Nornceo. Innings, Buldinga. &c.
always on hand. We sre prepared ns heretoiore 10
manufacture auything in our, line. .S4a
Lancaster. October 81 1855.
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ofyaluabie stock are invited to call and examine The
GRIM = PEARSE.
MillefSport, December. 6. IS53-w6w3l
t5sThe publishers Of the Ohio State Jour1sl
Scioto Gazette, Zlnesville Courier and Dayton Jour
ual are requested to give the above 6 weekly inser
tons and eharsethis Office.
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COMHERcrAL 1ETEILIsEHcE.


GAZETTE 0FfIcE, Jan. s.. '54-We have
no change 70 note inthe markets this eek.
Our readers ' u not be sorry FOR this, bs il
u an evidence thatth market il pefmapent
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TNDWARDL 4. sLOCUM, having pureha seth

EDWARD l.. sLOCUM, having purehA settle
lAentire Stock of Drugs and Medicines OF
George g. Beck NOW oilers thea4meforssie together
stand, known IS the City Drug Store, whero may
befound ahrgesnd npleteassoffnen Of Ihngs.ne
dicines and Chemicals. Paints, Oils. ye.Stufls SlAsa
Ware and Window Glass, Brushes, Groceries, Fancy
,,ron Is REASONABLE terms as can be purchased tgths
city fsE sEDHAhD oDoSo
lancaster, April "a, 1851 dHHe
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'old Bulls concert said Mrs.. Part
ingtOn. gIancing up from her knitting as
sheTead the annoHEcemsni Of the grand
concert on Saturday evening. oHd she
smiledas the ridieaIous fancy ian tbsough
her mind, like a gTasshopper ina stub.
ble-feld, Of an OLD bull giving a concert.
And yet IL isn't 50 very woudeTlub con
linued she, for 1, remember o. CAT and
canary that lived together. and one or
tolheT Of ,em used 10 sing beautifuIlg@
But | wonder what ne plays on. Ike
suggested that no played on one Of bis
own horns. which seemed tosbe reason
able, j. lam glad be Is going 70 give his
concert, because whsni1 went dcwh 20
hear u great anisau play on a violence.
as they called IL though I found out
afterwards II was nothing but a fddlcj
they were going 70 sharge moa dollar,
ill / told 'emI wa one Of the conuee-
tons Of the POD, and Hey let me in,-
II can't think what music al old bull can
make, I'm sure. II must be very up
roarious, I should think. and better Cited
for oFerturns Ihan for'pastdfni music.
She closed her criffq1e with a pinch Of
snuff, and got on her wires agaih like q
photographic despatch and went ahead,
mhilc fko emuseds himself by scratching
bis name with d broad nail. In msgpi6-
Cent Roman capitals. upon the newly
painted panel OF The kitchen door
Boston Post.
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SENsfpLh.LK correspondent OF the
SeioS Gazede. vraing from Cincinnati.
speaks as follows Of the route ffom Chilli
colhe to Cincinnati via gifclsville:
i have realized, and desire To- mako
known the important fact, that a new land
route has been discovered to the Queen
of the West. a route of which theirs are no
bad roads, and Che ohfy night met with
is bright and cheetfulAKnight the Con
ductor, He will meet you with a smile
at Washington, and wish you G~odspeed
at Morrow. Try this route, and you will
find fast horses from C~ircle7ilie to Wash
Ton, and from thence 10. Cincinnati. the
best cars and engines. All alongt the road
the magic influence of he Railroad
as manifest tx FaIt 7,elNs
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Afal1nhlae azette.
CITY OF LANCASTER:

wsdresaay Eygsing snns 1888.
g oaIo LEstsLArURE.ATAe sseeo6d Leeis-
lature under the new constitution met in the
Capital on Monday. The Senate c%ongen.
cd in Anbos' Hal, at 10 O'clock A. NJ. and
were called 70 ORDERLY the Hon. John Tay-
icfs Of Defiance. Mr., Pendleton was ap-
pointed Clerk, pro tenn, and MI Atkinson
elected President, PRO len.
The Senate then proceeded 10 elect a
Clerk and the hamesof chas. .. Flood and
Phfander Winchester were ~ahnouneed.-
The vote being taken c D. Flood received
as votes, andP, Winchester 8. 2 p,
Flood wac ! declared duly elected clerkiof
The Senate, and was sworn in, a, p
Wright was elected first assistant Glerk
undJerimIaK Williams second assistunt.-
a. g.. Welclf was elected Sergeant-at-afins
and Montgomery Stephens assistant Ser
On motion Of Mr.. Smith s0f Msdiaon,it
RssOiveA Thatths :~ruissof the last Sem
ate be adopted, ill the further SETON ofthe
Senate on the same. /.
on motion, "a message was sent osthe
Houseihforming that body that the Senate
isnow organized. ind ready tosprocesdst TO
business
on motion otAir. tooI.H was 60
Resolved. That the President Of the SEN
ate be teqnestedto confer Win Inc mln,s.
tiers ofthis city, and make an p~rrangement
withethem to have the Senate opened With
prayer eRcA mQsHIng
IN MssseT rS =. 1.h ~ chs BODY adiourns.it
sa;oySn q meet al 10 O'Clock. A. M and
that when. il lakes . recess, u be til ? o.
clock, PM
rs reP0r.s q w ssSate. secsetsry Of
S,.ss As,srSev General, ind Board orPub-
4iSaworks, were = ceisedan laid on the ia
Die tcbepFinted. ~, -,
Tho senatsieen ealoulusa sNis
MO Hs.,ss Tire Honse convened III the Ode
ON, IN the city Of Columbus, At 10 O'Clock,
AN and was called =. order BY the Sec
retarysef STAT, er egsc,o Sns1sman Ptsseg'
ne SnsM spR
M. 1,o,~.s.t i. ,ha..s.ul, for speaket.
~ l0lv IA
LOT PIT ~ Diou'' rs
M E,ysgI r.
NJ Il Rlondb having received a majority
x.kI.i notes' cast ,gas declared duly elected.
Tsa uonse nroceeded 10 the election Of
r,i
rors nominated George w. Jones,
80 aa.ntr, "a n candidate for that
oasLasnM" 6s
~ nas ,ace;ved ss votes, being the
al : SnS a. 'csst and WAS declare duly e.
wnols n 49, > rs IA 49,
ps n ~, 06ercd 4 mint resolution thu,
MI. .oSsss,;n no - members on the
conM NV Ssnasa and three on tho part Of
~. "nno;ntea-t 10 wait upon the
Sne onS inform him that The two
mose.s IA oreanined. and were ready &c
receive any co%nu' NsoOsed.
HTi = =, sssane ofihe Governor was trans
m,,.as, p,Se EoSsesthrouoh his private sec.
iqry, George !. pa.nu
~ .ne 49, - n, Sm;th Of Stark. the
$40 5lsss1s tAaFsahle aud.orderet
message VIZ
70 ue Prau' ,.sn,s,ion for %printint
Mr, Deau me- - Masss@sMaoo IN Eng
9oyV eoP'.e ooa =. 1darm II
hsn, onu aooo 4 ~ smsna. Nv nroyidfn,
M,shs.s sm eooo n Ensiish, and loooii
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ElncIlnnff nfnrcef.

C%iSciHSATI, Dee. Sip. M.--fiycr
stationary. There 10 some floaling ice.
Weather cold. Flour b,5o@5,6O. Whisky
lSa@l9lc. Hogs firm with sales Of 5000
head at 100, and 600 at AIS. Provisions
are. in good demand, and prices are in favor
Of sellers. Sales or green hams at 6,S71
$50; 300.00Oibs' dry aahsd Meatsa az 45c for
Shoulders and SIC Tor Sides. 6ales df36O
bbls Mess pork at I2,25, and Doe do for Feb
rpary delivery At 1850, Sales OF 200 kegs
No Lard at s3ci and $50 bbis Of sIc.-
Clover Seed has declined to 5,2O@5,35.-=
Other articles unchanged. 4,
C~rscrSsAfi, Jan. ST.. M.-Tho Prize
Current gives the receipt Of Hogs up to this
evening, at326,O0O, being $4,000 deficient,
as compared with last year, and $4,000
short Of whole number packed. Weeks
receipts. $4,000. FIonr quiet at s so as go.
Whisky Is4al9. Hogs a 7Oa4 90. 700
kegs Lard at &c, Green Hams 6 0Oa8 90.
30Obbls clchr Pork atI3al325.
River stationary, and full of ice. Wealth.
err mild.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-01-05
New York aInritef.

NRw YonE Dec. sl=-P. M.-cotton nm.
changed Sales of4oo bags Of Cgfree al
l23 for Rio. Sugars are firm. Moiasses
quiet; Orleans 2Sc. Salgs Of I9,5oV ibis
Flour at S7.75 for state, and IT'S a7s7
for Ohio. Sales 10000 bushels Wheat at
Sl,sI for red Southern. and 100 for Gen
esee, fromdepot. Corn Is better, with sales
OF 10000 bushels at soc for mixed, and 76c
for yellow. Sales Of $50 bbls of Whisky
At CSC for Prison; market frmcr. Pork Is
hru at sl3.3I for Mess. Beef plenty, at
$3.50 for Mess.
Nrw York, Jan. s.-sales Of Cotton at
l0bc for Upland; middIing Orleans IoIc the
market closing irregular, with less spirit
Rio Coffee i23c and quiet, the stock. ex-
elusive Of shipboard, Il 10 200 OF all kinds.
Sugar unchanged, with small sales. Flour
firm at 7,75@T,e1 for State, and Ohio and
Southern 7,75@7,s1. Genesco Wheat,
2,o5. and holders demanding an advance,
though il y not generally conceded. Corn
better, mixed SO, and yellow:s3c. Pork H.
25,@i4s75. for newt market nctive, With
sales 100 bbls: BeeI steady with sales d
$50 bbis al 1850 for Meas. Lard active al
loo for Dbl. Poison Whisky use. Spirits
TurPentine 6s, being . decline. Iron quiet.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-01-05
hi. zsKRKfpER,

Main street, Lancaster, 0tiot
GENT for Kuox Mutli1I and FrAtefnal Mutual
N sFfresnd Life Insurance eonpehies;
I December 10, 1853 t3ea -E