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/ ruled BY a woman 50 ndiscreat Of speech ana 50
addicted 70 favoriies as the present sovereign OF
| SPAIN aud il appears that before the departure
Of the speeinl envoy. Mr.. soule WAS acquainted
with IL. approach, and with the nature OF The
mission. The Ministers then tried - persuade
him TINT NJ. Galiano's papers aud Instructions
had reference to the settlement of old affairs
pandnc between the two countries, and bad
nothing 10 do with the l3lnck Warrior; hut Mr..
Sonle. il appears was too well informed 10 be
nut off with such idle tales and doubtless con
sdering that n well intended attempt ON bis part
10 facilitate the friendly arrangement OF trouD-
lesnne aiiair had been met with dnplclty and IN
derhand dealing. he referred NJ. inlderons note
to the L. S. Government, from which be awnits
instructions before proceeding further IN the bu-
siness This chain Of circumstances and The
actual position Of the case are not generally
known here: but 10 n few persons they are known,
aud must say that ! have heard some Of those
whose regard TO fair play and straightforward
conduct i superior TO the narrower feelings OF
nationality. strongly censure the proceedings OF
ministers in this last phase OF the affair, IN which
Mr.. Soule upon the other hand, appears to
have acted in a manner tending 10 refute the
charges brought against him OF sharp Practice
and hostile disposition in the earlier stages of
the question. The Spanish Government, whose
representatives at Hayann-as ! have in former
letters shown certainly brought IL into trouble
by their too abrupt departure from IA usage which,
although il may have been illegal, had long been
tolerated by their predecessors in office, no soon
or makes small concession aud intimates, with
seeming cordiality and sincerity, n wish that the
American Minister would point out to them how
the affair might be amcably terminated, that he,
putting aside the feelings of nntagonism and dis
pleasure that may have grown up in the course of
the discussion, comes to their aid in concato
~ spirit.
| have no means of knowing what the terms
were in wb.h Mr.. Soule thought Spain and the
States might concur, without humiliation to the
former, and yet to the satisfaction of the latter.
But that is not the question. While NJ. Sarto-
rius was consulting Mr.. Soule almost friend,
he aud his colleagues were preparing direct ne
gotiation with the American Government, which
i taniamount to saying that they find it impos-
sibe 10 arrange matters with that Governments
representative here and even to IA hint that hey
think Mr.. Soul6 may be contending for more on
erous terms than those whose delegate he is would
be willing to accept From all can learn | can
not but think that this affair might have long
since been settled with any country but Spain,
whose statesmen have, unfortunately, an mcon-
querable inclination to proerastnntion and cir
euitous routes, and are, rule, To which there
are rare exceptons,the very opposites to straight
forward men of business
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tale Of folly. crime and misery will have an en-
larged and etfeetual Tendency 10 stay the reeA'ss
spifit If filbusterism in the future.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-13

be done at the proper time, when We may learn
the causes which induced the reprieVe III thls
ense.
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settlement ia the good sense. fairness. and re
sponsibility of the respective negetiators."
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SPECIAL NOTICES

WIN Il ~ In y. II uinel i. a a...-t,.,, -
Hotel Clicks. -nd the t.tIy af "a. '',s.
shs. L.. ! viii vii H>e Ensfs...,'. Al b.
Re,.o=ais'. P'rr sI.OJ IN hfse B.,,,s, !
;,.,,u b LYIA,
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Notice TO Slave Owners.

1 AM anxious t. hare FIFTY NEGROES, in large
Il small numbers, fir the balance of the year to WI
in the coal mines belonging the Mo mt Carbon c.
Company, the Kunawha rivar, in Fa,elte county.
am prepared to pay ca h down Tor good hands.
owner having Negroes to hire will wife to me at Ga
ley Bridge. Fayette county Va, stating full parcuI
| shall be happy to Communicate with them immedia
iy > s. +. GRIFFIN,
Agent for Mt. Cnrban Z oal CO..
Armstrong Crock Fayelte CO.. Va !
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.
., Key JOHN BRE will preach in the Baptist
Church to- night tuesday at 81 O'Clock.
June IL pPICUApD
WE FAMILY GROCERY has inst .eeai-.

ed the i""w ns nrtclrs all ef which have been
'e"''e' W.T." great care ex res,ly for family use:
n's ~ ne Java Rio aud Laguira Coffee; CIippcd nnd
noe 'e'thes' IN whole and half barrels IA spisdid ot
ID fanny Hams Sides and Sn uder,; an ,.xi,, ioc mr.
,9. q y. M"as"e' aud Pma Syrn; a luge ana
baa.l. -, I'n Meal lusl ground aud consiunly ou
generally kept in nmy gr c,ry
81. se ana M'a se.by tic bntl. at mall advance o,.
~; - e'S"' j. II. SOLOMON
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Turkish Linen Batb;no Tor,o,.
. For the Toilet.

A large supply of French aud American Exfo,
"A t. handkerchief. insisting of Pach uIy Vii
Rose, Ess Bouquet Gerauium. jockey Club So
Glover, cowsp, New Mown Hay. Upper Ten. Nv
Briar, Oriental Drops, Yerbena " aer: nl.o Pam,
far the hair French and German Colognes, Firm /
and 1 10Th Brushes, &c, &c. For sale lay
JOHN II. SEA. $50.
Jun Il
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A Glass of Soda Water, Us eco, as i.c A.
with TINT Pine App Syrup, at John +. " right.
pleasant this hot weathcr
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"PREsEpNTn WALKER, with his cabinet and
staff, his secretaries, colonies. captains and men,
have surrendered to the United States author
tiles, and been taken prisoners to san Francisco,
to be tried for violating the laws of the country.
We shall have no more high sounding procama-
tions from the "Republic' of Sonora-nor BON
bnstic accounts of battles fought and victories
won. Filibustersm will sink to stll lower
level in the eyes of rejecting people from this
ridiculous failure, ond,if the laws are properly
enforced. lesson will be taught that may be of
service to those who do not reflect. Walker and
his men, after months Of hardship, suffering and
nger-worthy of better cause-renched the
line of the United States Territory about the list
of May, aud surrendered to Major McKinstry.
The followng documents IRE the agreements and
parole of honor entered into between Walker
and his party and the u. $. officers:
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AGREEMENT.

The undersigned, representing respectively
the Government of the United States and the
$50 called "Republic OF Sonora have agreed
~ foows:--
Colonel William Walker president of the
Republic of Sonora,) and purity agree to surren-
der themselves TO the United States prisoners,
Ia abide an investigation of their alleged violation
of the Act of 1872, in reference to the neutrnli-
ty of the United States ON the following Condi-
tions, Ia wit;
Major j. Mckinstry and Capt. II. 5. Burton.
of the Army of the United States, agree to pro-
vision and quarter Col Walker and command at
san Diego until the arrival of n steamer, when
they shall loo furnished with transportation to
San Francisco, upon condition of reporting them
selves (under the direction of Captain Burton,)
to Major Gen J. +. Wool United States Army,
Mt san Francisco, as prisoners, their parole
of honor. At anchor off La puntn, California,
May Sth, 1854.
J. McKINsrRY, Bt. Maj, L. S. A.
IL. 5. BURTON, Capt. L. 5. A.
WM. WALKER Pres't Rep. of Sonora.
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WILSON Il lott
NEW JEWELLERY.

| DST to hand, .esh stock ot Fine New STYLE, ]
- efy, among which Partisan Bracelets new
tcle, Lava Breast Pins, Lava Ear Drops Chl
Charms, Breast Pms beautiful st, les, &C., Nc.-orI
at JNO. z WRlGH1'S
iunl3- New Drug & Jewehy Sic
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E'Ok sAAE-A6. eA Glen, s,,,-i.sizs IRON
= SAFE Apply 1T this OFce 1snlor.,.in
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LNOk ksENT-Tne House recently occupied
l. 10y tie subscriber; oPplyto d. b. Payne on
Ammon Hancock. JAS c HUN
mi BIS
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1I'Ph, dyeite 20, Va.
May is, 1854
$50 REWARD.

spEU REWARD.
AN away from tie subscriber, on the 18th May
~ negro man an MIKE belonging to Mr., :
Dance ot fowhaan county, Va. The said negro is
bout IT, inches highs we'll SET; back-betwpen IS al
80 years old; he werrs Navy Cap, hi other cIotm
not remembered. The above reward. will be given
delivered to me- section 10 Va. X Tenn Raj road +
iaskl co, Va, or SD If lodged in jail whe can z
him. JACOB RUNBOUGH|
iunS-ls
- Z III .ln.l WIZ al L.. d ..-..
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE

vi Il closing public examination of u e Session
1Hesdag The 27M inst, Commencement eycrd.
ON Monday the 3rd ofJuly. Tie public are invite
attend ALL
i-eNlngton' June 9, 1914 Jun l3 {,
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Is b YD, EDMOND &. DAVENPORT

"ANFED-20 negro men to Work ON the 4
w pairs, fthe Virginia & Tennessee Railroad h
ring the lalunce { the year. Apply 10
jun ID I'm Il. II. GILL. Gen'l Sur't.
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E4ElE.55W1 NOTICE The Packets will r.,
hyncbburg every day (Sundoy. excemr
at 6 A. ~, and arrive in Buchanan same da, NJ e p
and exinelon by 5. 7. NJ and leave Buchanan n
Lexington the same days mt 6 A. NJ, commencirp
20lh June, 1854
inn l3 Il B. YD EDMOND & nANFNnnpr
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UFFALo SPRINGS AND LYNcHBUR

u UFFALO SPRINGS AND LYNCHBURd
- LINE OF STAGES Ga TUESDAY, the l3th 4
June we viii commence running ou line of fourtio' /
Coaches from Ly chburg to the Buff,o Springs. Far
III Do cents only Office at the Warwick House.
J n9ts MlERS & BROTHER
Something Superior.
vi cCORkLE d. JONES vii, have, in a few day',
LII 20 cases that celebrated II e." Stick Lie lite
20 do do. Mass do,
Ia which they vie the attention of manufacturer
may 30
NRESn CAMPAEENE - Ibis. iu.t,e,e'o
and for sale by D. k LYMAN
luue 10 -
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-02
COMMERCIAL ITTxIIIaEECE.
Lancnster mnrIlels.

GAZETTE oTHcE, Nov. 2, I854.-oul
quotations this morning are as follows -
wheat, LES; Flour, 8@s.5O per bbl:
Corn, 4oa45; Rye. zoe; Oats, ssa3Oc:
Buckwheat. $50 per 100 bbls; Clover
seed CAT 90; Timothy seed, Sad 90. Pota-
toes, la1 rs, Flax seed. 9Ocal 90; But
ter, I2a15c; Eggs. l2aI5c, Salt, 9.6Oa2,
rs; Beans, 1al ,e5; Soaps. 5aec: Liquor,
6a7c; Coffee, I3ai5e; Tea, 5Oca1Oo;-
Molasses. 80a87c; Vinegar, lsa95c; To-
bacco, iSas5c; Hay. 9.O0aIO,OO.
What effect the present panic in the
monetary affairs of the country will have
upon the market is not yet known-but it
is generally supposed that depreciation
in the price Of produce, land, DC, must
follow. The great advance in the price OF
breadstufs in England, however, may have
a tendency to bupy up prices in this coun.
try notwithstanding bank failures and the
disqualification Of brokers'. By reference
to our foreign news, it viii be noticed that
-four has advanced three shiIlings per Dbl.
wheat, six to nine pence per bushel, and
corn one shilling per quarter.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-02
Cinfinnnii Market .

CIScrSNATI Oct. o.-Flour-The mar
ket was heavy yforday, and prices are low
er. The ales,comprise rs and 100 brls at
78o; $50 do 1t 1885; and $50 do at 7, rs.
Received during the last "a hours 799
brls.
Provisions, sales, Of 80 and 90 hhds
beacon sides at 64c packed Nothing
transpired In other articles.
Whiskey, sales 5f 693 brls from canal
and river and railway at 9SIc, and 100 do
from wagons at 2sgcr The market is
steady.
Cheese, sales of 800 boxes at 1oc. We
have no change to notice.
Butter, sale of SO frkins common at
l9tc. The arrivals are increasing, and
the market is dull for all descriptions
Fresh roll would not sell forever 90 to
$50.
! Cranberries, sales ofI5 brls, not prime
at 1925, and 50 brls prime in lots at sll.
The demand is active.
Salt, sales of 600 brls of Kanawha from
wharf at 49c.
Seed, sale Of 1000 bush faxseed at
80.
Groceries, the MARKETS unchanged with
a moderate demand, in the regular way, at
previous rates, but in the large way, the
transactions are few. Shot, a sale of 10
kegs at S25-a decline. Rice, q sale of 10
tierces &c.
The river is stationary. Weather show
cry. 1t rained good deal last night, but
not sufficient to cause rise.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-02
Tba ONO EaFIe rxcepted.

The late Roman Catholic Council, held
in New York. came to the conclusion that
the connection between the Church and
their organs should be publicly severed:
and that, whenever an organ was to be re-
cognized, it should be placed in charge of
competent theologians. and confined with
in strict limits Of theology. We may ex-
peot therefore,in the course Of a few weeks,
to see the Bishop Of Erie's note Of ap-
proval Acatingat themast head of the Pope's
organ in this city. We suggest to the Ea-
gle the prOpriety Of adopting for its motto
the following, from Priest Young's Fare
well Sermon: i3hg
HTHE COMMON Schools OF THE CoUS-
TRY ARE INSTITUTIONS OF HEREsY AND In
FIDELITY"
This motto would not only denote the
true character of the paper but also give it
wider celebrity in Catholic communities,
and render its labors in the cause it has en-
gagged more efficient. 1t should be very
cautious, however, in all its controversies,
and never fail in laying its editorials be-
fore the head of the Church for approval or
rejection. 1t should never express an hon
est opinion without first holding short
consultation with the Priest, as freedom oi
discussion isdangerous to the interests and
motives ofthe Churcb, and should be used,
like the Presidents veto, "only in cases OF
extreme necessity"& when the Constitution
ofthe church was endangered" Itshould al
so be very cautious in its selections for pub
ilication, and give as little general informa-
lion as possible ignorance and super
stition are the cardinal features of its
church..
Hoping it may profit by these gentle
hints. we respectfully bid it--adiea!
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
GRMA'N MANGANESE
First Door East Ofthe Swan Hotel.

OUR Stock being now complete, we are prepared to
q J offer the most choice and cheap Goods ever
exposed to sale in this market, consisngof every dis
cription of DRY GOODS in the HOOlsR, Linen. Silk-
Worsted and Cotton line, for the of Men, Woman
and Children, and in about the dwelling, including
choice White Goods, Dress and Fancy Goods, Hoseiry,
GLoges Cloths, Cassimeres YesingS, SGtines &c.
Also choice lot of China, Glass & Queens
ware, of Boots, Shoes, Slippers &C.; for all ages Of
Selected and Cheap Groceries,
the Teas Sugars, CcGees, Molassss Spices aud Syrup
being very choice.
All which in view Of the times we determined TO
sell without regard to profit in order to close up tho
same the reduction OF our stock and payment ofour
liabilities being our great object
The public therefore before buying elsewhere arc
invited to examine our splendid stock.
Lancaster, Nov. 2-3n WHITE, Jr. & JULIAN.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-02
New YORK Cattle Market.

The total receiptsfor the past week were:
Beeves, 4,436; Veals, 1929; Sheep and
Lambs, 2O,516; Swine, 6,3l5; Total arri-
walls for slaughter, 80, 1854; Total the pre-
vious week; Milk Cows received last week
247.
Prices of Cattle estimated by the pound
for the Beef iu the quarters.
Extra Beef-or best quality of cattle of
fered to day, 94alUc.
Good Retailing Quality 9a9tc.
Common Quality 8a8t.
Inferior cara.
Muttoh-Common Sheep e,5oa4, so; ex-
ira Sheep S5a6; Lambs seas.
Veal-Good Calves 4a6c per ID, live
weight; inferior do / 95a9 so.
Cows-For milk S3Oa40 for ordinary
a3a25, extra quality with calf S45a6o.
Swine-0hio corn fed hogs, small size,
for market retailing, 4ia45 live weight
Still fed hogs 4a41 dull. Large hogs, corn
fed for lard 44a43 3c.-N y Tribune.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-02
NEW ROCKS.

UUST received direct from New York, the following
u New Books which will be sold at catalogue priees
Appletons Dictionary Of Mechanics2 2 vols, large 10
nsiI00 pages. price 1890
Mooney;s History of ireland; vols 800 pages 90
RoIIinis Ancient History (new edition. 4 vols SO
Ryron,s Poetical Works, vol vo illustrated 9 rs
Moore,s /" rs
NnnoIann nvnnstt % 9 25
Memoirs Of Empress Josephine vols - mo 200
Don Quixote vols vo illustrated = 90
Dictionary, Poetical Quotations mo 70
Hyperion (Longfellow) W W
Farmingdale u mo @ ~
People, Is Medical Lighthouse 100 w
Captain Canot, or 20 years ofan African SLAYER -
Life of Elizabeth 81. W W
Rise and Fall OF the Irish Nation .rs 90
Shady Side IS cents; Parish side SO
Fathers OF the Desert e0
Complete sets of Grace Aquilar's Works, per vol IS
Saxeis Poems, lets; Wild Western Scenes, bound 15
Private Life OF Daniel Webster .e, 20
Rev. DR.. Cahill's Works %
Sick Culs, SO cts; Life in Galway 60
A ! Smiths Poems, 20 cts Trials OF a Mind 80
Idfe of Christ so cts; Tuber Derg &c Z. 81
Iiy of Israel so cts; Tales of the FIVE senses so
Paradise Lost 40 cts; Graces OF Mary 20
Idndu or the Young Pilot Ofthe Velle Creole ~
AISO-The following New Novels: The Secret ofthe
Old Smithy Domby and Daughter; The Comic Wan
dering lew; The Widows Walk; Weary Foot Com
mon, Hard Times; Eva May; Paul Jones; Dashes OF
American Humor; Mrs. Partington's Carpet Bag OF
Fnn iennrgedl DIR. Valentines Comic Lectures Bleak
H0usoi Yankee Notions, for October, Sse.
ALSO-A complete assortment OF all kinds OF raney
Goods Stationery &C.. usually found In such an Es-
tablislTnent. NoV.2 t''- u NJ nODoh'
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-02
Excitement at Worcester.

WORCESTER Mass, Oct 30.-Asa o.
Butman; the man who kidnapped Burns,
was in this city yesterday, and his pres
ence caused great excitement. The crowd
pressed hard upon him at the American
Hotel, and he drew pistol. A warrant
was then obtained, and his examination
took place this morning theresult of which
was, he was compelled to give bonds.
By the time he was at liberty, large
crowd had collected. and followed him to
the depot, here the colored people attacked
him, and would have doubtless killed him
if he had not been received by the citizens
and and placed in a carriage and conveyed
off
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-02

Is IT TRuE.-Rumor says that few
days since the wife of a hackman being il,
the physician in attendance recognised the
watch upon her table, and which she said
was present from her husband, as the
one worn by the murdered Mrs. Sigsby
1t is also said that information was given
to the police and the watch recovered; but
that the cabman and his wife have disap-
peared. - Clev. Herald. .,se
Pawpaws are brought to the Cincin-
natl markets and fruit stores, in great
quantities, and sold at ten cents per dozen,
They are rich and to some palates, delicious
fruit; and if not so common and abundant
no doubt but they would be highly priced
and cultivated. -
The new French bonnet-4viGdote, can bt
folded and packed up in case two and Z
half inches deep, without putting it out Of
shape or injuringit. Wewish they would
| get up hat of that sort. osF
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-02
BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
MER CHANT TA1LORS
SPRIVGETE a THOUT.

~ SPRTgGELs Il TROUT,
- EEAYE removed their Clothing Establishment
"a to the 7ziimaGge Block, fret door East of
Rkte Ld;ta's Hardioars Store, where they OPEN
Bg large and extensive assortment Of SPRING AND
SUMMER GOODS. and are now manufacturing every
variety Of Spriag and Sa'lHleT Hear, which they will
sell low the quality OF goods and word
be purchased a any other establishment IN the city
Their clothing rs manufactured undsrtheir super
vision. and consequently superior to that which Is
bIoughtfrom other places. They have also hand,
beautiful oerstg0 Of Cloths, Cassimerss, VestiHgs
which they preparedtO manuactue 10 order. They
have In thsir employ the best Of wOrkmen aud at
all times prepared u make the best fits Ia the latest
styles. .Ai;their DOrk ViH be 1arraated..
The public respectfully solicited to call and ex-
anime their stock. and wEe thankful for the liberal
patronage they have enjoyed aey their old
toners and all others that they will labor to give
er2 satisfaction both In the quality and price Of cir
goods and work. SPRINGER & TROUT.
Ionrastef .Apr1 s. 1894
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-02

PAIFrrATIos OF THE Heart, Nervous diseases, Liver
Complaint, Neuralgia, Dyspepsis, Costiveness and
Piles are all relieved and cured in incredible short
time, by Carers Spanish Mixture, the great tonic and
purifier of the blood. 1t contains not particle of
Mercury, Opium, any noNiOus drug; is perfectly
harmless and has cured than Ave hundred cases
Of disease.
We can only refer the reader TO the certificates few
of which may be found in another column, and all Of
which are detailed in full around the bottle. 1t is the
greatest of all Spring and Fall Medicines and posses
ses an influence over the blood truly remarkable.
*.sSee advertisement Nov. 2-lm
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-02

LEGAL FoRMs.--We notice that VIII
LIAM L. MANSON, Esq. is meeting with rap
id sales of his illegal Form Book" We
notice among the list of contents, forms of
notes, receipts, due bills, warrants, deeds,
mortgages, bill of sale, common bond, in
denture OF apprentice, assignment of pat
ent right by patentee,. assignment by an
assignee, deeds Of gift, articles of agree
ment lease, surety for tenant, article Of CO.
partnership, agreement to dissolve part
nership, assignment by one partner to an
other, wills, &c, DC.
This book is doubtless an invaluable
companion, and as its price is but twenty
FIVE cents it is placed within the reach Of
all. Mr.. MANSION is now engaged in can
vassing the State and establishing agencies
for the sale of his book. y
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-02
New York Marker.

New YoRK, Oct. 3O.-Flour; sales of ),
500 bbls good Ohio at 8,87a9,18. South
ern at 8 8,37a9,81.
Grain; Corn sales of 80 bush. at 81aa2c
for Western mixed
Provisions; Sales of 1900 bbls Pork at
1899 to $14 for Mess. Lard is unchang-
ed.
Groceries; Coffee is unchanged. Sugar
is firm at 5a53c for Orleans. Molasses is
steady.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-02
SV"'u q MARIs LEvERING, CLERK.
ROAD NOTICE.

sented to the Commissioners of Fairfield county,
al their next regular session in December, praying for
an ration IN tho road leading from Etna Licking
county Ohio to Lancaster, beginning on the township
line between Liberty and Greenfield townships, at tie
Southeast corner of John NJ Andreg's Land mulberry
township, running thence North ON the line between
East line to Frederick Borns Land III the old road and
there terminate. MANY fblllloNEno'
Noyember 9, lS54-4w2G+