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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-21
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l5C0 90 Spring DO
Aprla9, 1854. WHITE & LATrA.
ron CARPENTERS.
DLANE Irons, chiscls, and Gouges, Bench Planes,
Moulding and Bead Match and Table, Hachets and
Of all kinds steel and Iron Squares Gnages and Try
Squares all sizes improved Boreing Machines, Hand,
rannel, Tennent n,,I ,RIPping Web and Compass Saws
April 20, 1851. ''' gov - ''' WHITE & LATTA.
WILLOW WAGONS AND BASKETS.
A Doz French Willow Wagons,
II do Common do do.
do Gig Top Cabs
do Square and Round Cloths Baskets,
10 do Market Baskets open and cov'd
Willow Cradles, SC.
Rocking Horses and Wheel BarrOws,
April 30, 1854. WHITE & LATTA.
AnviIs, vices and RIacIksnith'sEselIOys
1A Anvils, woghin;, from 100 to 225 pounds each
e1U. Is Solid BoHcd Vices,
= i2 pairs BlaH.smith's Bellows,
Sledges, Hammers, Borax, &c. for sale by
April29, 1854; WHITE g LATTA.
Farming implements.
AA Doz. Cast Steel Pol'd Hoes,
~ 90 do 9, Sand Tine Steel Forks
so do Grass and Grain Scythes,
do WofOrd's Grain Cradles,
80 do Scythe Snathes.
50 do Hay and Grain Rakes,
April 90, 1854 WHITE & LATTA.
FELLOES, SPOKES AND HUBS.
NNTE have now on hand, and which by our arrange
| wv ments with the manufacturers, we can offer at
their bill of prices with freight added.
| $50 sets Bent Fellows,
| 100 - Spokes,
| .. t2J g Hubs,
| rs Rent heat Shafts
| 100 g Buggy Bows
April 90, 1854. WHITE & LATTA
Tin.PIate, Copper, Wire, &c.
| 4 I nj,
| DU Square and 100 Plato do
Tiu'd Copper
Shectun Bar Zinc,
Sheet Iron and Wire,
! - Coppcrand Iron Rivits. by -
April2o 1851. WHITE & LATTA.
To Carriage and rSuggy Makers.
CSPRINGS and Axels, Brass and Silver Bands, STUMP
- Joints and Top Props, ,Enam'd Drills Duck ana Can
vass Enanl'd aud Patent leatherll descriptions Hoad
LIngs, Moss and Maleable lion, etc. great variety
other goods in that line to be had cheap at the Gred
| Hardware SOre0f WHITE LATTA.
Lancaster, April e9, 1854.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-21
HE OLD SLOW and EASY FOUNDRY
messrs. Clnrke. Wright & Co.

MesSrs. Clarke, wright N Co.,
THAvE taken for number of years, the Foundry
n owned by John Arney, Esq, situate upon Csium-
bus aud Broad Streets, in the city Of Lancaster where
they determined 10 be ON hand with all such artis
cles in their line, MS the country requires.
COAL, WOOD, COOKING AND PARL0UR STOVES,
Mitt-Gearing, Machine CASTINGS and
SEaN SPLoUGHS, Of various patterns, war.
ranted n superior article, together with
all minor articles in the Foundry line.
CLARKE'S COrnstalk and Straw Cutter.
An articles superior to all oth6Ts Of the kind in the
country, and oneto which we invite the special aten
corn for high feeding fattenng stock will save from
30 to 40 per cent Corn Fodder when cut is nearly or
quite equal to hay for feeding either cattle or Horses
making an acre of well saved corn fodder worth two
acres Of the best grown hay In Ohio They are cacu-
lated for either hand or horse powor. We are also
preparing to furnish to order .
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-21

Anvils, Vices and Rlaclksmith'sEBelIOWS
On Anvils, weghin,. from 100 to 225 pounds each
e6NB is Solid B0Acd Vices,
:. i2 pairs Blaoasmith's Bellows,
Sledges, Hammers, BoruX, &c. for sale by
| hpFiI %, 1854; WHITE & LATTA.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-21

Fron the north and the south, from the west and
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-21

Would Won he cured 0f Kings Evil Cancer, Tumors,
Eruptuns any disease of the skin caused by impure
blood. fheu Dr John Bulls Sarsaparila internally,
sud the King of Pain EXTERNALLY nothing can be more
certain than speedy aud eIfrctual cure.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-31

". n. w. gale and high sea, and lowest on u isss
Of September, when he only logged u miles. During
the first seven days she i,eis miles, thus sve.
average $40 l.7th; third, 1883 miles, average
254 5.7th; fourth, ,t37 maes, average 2o5 sid;
fifth 1865 miles, average 2s7 s.7th; sixth, 500 nis
average 224 LIB; seventh, 77 miles, averss,
LOG 57h; eighth. s9s miles, average lea t1,h ninth
742 miles, average 100; tenth, l3t2 miles, sverses
lsl 57ih and from Friday last until her arrival TSl
miles, average 22s. The passage from Port Pniap
Heads TO the Rock Light, distance of H. 500 mica
was thus made in 73I days, giving an average Of
2o2f miles per day. From the Heads to Cape Hon,
5,57a miles the run only occupied u days, averaging
sos, miles per day; and from the Heads to this Il
Of the Equator GAG miles, az days, an average Of
ga miles. The Red Jacket circumnavgsted the
globe in 90 days 90 hours thus, on June II, she was
in long. 90 2Y W, and September q AZ noon, Ct
tanned the long of 26o W, having run, by obserys-
ton, the total distance of ,ssi NILES and averaging
fully lOl knots per hour, or 90 miles per day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-31
CHINA.

The following letter, dated Canton August 81,
gives further particulars of the progress of the rebels:
Since the departure of the last mail from China,
affairs here have become complex and alarming.
The insurgents the 9TH inst sat down in the north
Of the CITY, jusSout Of gunsbot of the walls, aud on
the following day attacked the Imperial encsmpnent
and outer defences; the soldery were routed and
took shelter in the forts their eDcampment was de-
s.royed and numbers Of them slain; tne rebels, fol-
lowing up their victory, have made several fierce but
unsuccessful attacks upon the city. and the tndans
have in their turn led numerous sortes in winch they
were constantly worsed, and occasion had they
gained victory. The rebels are now undsputed
masters of the surrounding country, as the authorities
have rot for the last few days offered them any mo-
lesaton. The losses Of the lmperaists in their daily
encounters have been very great they have, conse-
Quently, Withdrawn into the city.
1.-The river inside the Bocca Tgrs is in the posses
sion Of the pirates 10 native vessel daring 10 nay-
gate the river; and between this city and Whampos,
boats OF every description, excepting foreign steam
vessels, are afraid 10 move that the trafhc anG
communication with the shipping at that anchorage
has entirely ceased. The alarm in the city is acreas
ing daily aid all those persons who can ara moving
with their families and property the steamers to Ma
Gao and Hong Kong being crowded with the lying
House ut at those places has advanced threefold
and provisions in proportion.
The trade is utterly annihlsedi %, 900 bales OF
cotton have accumulated within the port from India
which is unsuitable aid unrstsble, no one caring 10
invest a sous while opium has fallen 10 $3.50 without
buyers. The new teas which had advanced 10 with
il thirty forty miles of Canton have been taken
into those provinces 70 the north west which are AZ
present unts1ted with rebellion. II Is said they viii
find their way either to Shanghai or Foo-cho
but this is doubtful, for such q heightened journey
would enhance their cost at least thirty per cen IL
seems however, pretty certain that we have lost the
trade for this year.
This city viii undoubtedly fall, and when it does
We anticipate the same atrocities a. occurred AT Man.
kin II generally believed that the position Of for
egners i secure that their Ii rs and property will be
respected by the insurgents while they continue nel
trail which policy ever body IN thinking and
Recommending should be strictly adhered 20.
"ln the midst of cur dangers aud troubles, We re-
greet being deprived OF the valuable services Of our
former consul Mr.. Elm.lie, by whose experience and
energy have all so frequently benefited 10 tnes Of
difficulty and danger. Previous reslsning hs ed
niDis;Iatve powers, he in conjunction With the ma
val authorities Of our own nation and Of the United
Sis'es, took excellent measures fer car security ard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-31
-. her seyoys from India Russia, on the contrary
~. ;..mense reserves and may protrsct the war IN
GREAT BRITAIN.
RELIGIOUS REBELLION.

49,. H.. 4. ,r.s announced that Mr. Robert
Wiberforoe had intimated 10 the ArcnonoP Of the
biz intention OF resgnlng .ne nt Rnyton Agnes in
a. .sn,s d,ocese When the arcbdeacon gave no.oo
Of Ms intention TO the archbishop: ne mercy
ed that doubts the subject OF .ns hat he would
nsd led him 10 that step, and PROMISED 'na' nc
;,b a. l;ttje delay as possible, give more oetahoo
srnlsnstion That explsI alton be has nov
and II will henceforth be given 10 the puonc. ne
xs,s that although he has for long time determined
~ ,es;cp be deayed adopting that course because he
-. rstood that prosecution was to be commenced
sss;nst his work on the Holy Eucharist, and he
s6oueht il very desirable that decision should be OBJ
tanned respectipg the doctrine Of the real presence
T1s srcbb;sbop however after correspondence with
the srchdeacon determined upon net gsiDg on with
the prosecution aud the resignation was taen formal
ly compile ed. Archdeaoon Wilberforce commences
with an elaborate inquiry into he nature OF tue
church which he holds not 10 be mere combination
of individuals. but an institution possessing an or.
canic life from union with its head and as having
sole authority in controversies OF faith. Inc
collective episcOpste he holds to be the mediun
Of church authority aud he maintains tina, one should
be at their head as metropolitan a. ): Peter eyl'
IDENTIFY vas In the time OF the apostles. lie holds that
the Bishop of Rome is st. Peters successor and 10
the Church Of Rome the faithful everywhere must re-
sort. 1.-The Popes supremacy" he says, conss >
"of three principal particulars which either ihcinde
cor involve the most important rights whicn nav
"beeD claimed by his supporters Fret .he ris1. % ~
"decidDg ecclesiastical causes; secondiy, inc sn'
"presidipg councils; thirdly, the I'gu. ~ mo-
"ieriDe in eecIesiasticsl appointments; aud he CON
tends that for the settlement of religious qaesuohs
we must look within aud not without the Churcu'
IN NV, mint which Archdeacon Wilberforce pro-
cseds TO consider u.s. how far the popular principle OF
,bscripob to the English fornuares lie comp 'tlble
with the rule of church authority The system he Pc
eves 10 be altogether bad, while II has not even the
merit of being able 10 settle the differences which ex-
ist among Individual ChuIchmen. Subscription to
the English formularies, he says, originally i'm
posed, and is still rendered by High Churchmen, on
he principle that the cburchs judgment should guide
her members; but tie Gorham case showed that the
Church of England has transferred the decision re-
ssectiDg doctrines to the civil power, and that the
mott opposite statements respecting matters OF faith
ore taught under her sanction.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-31

LEA s. Burgess Wholesale Grccers Total loss
of stock valued al s6o, 900; only partially insured.
j. y. Borges, Cothier, between ktyer.st. ana ha,
road. Stock from $4,000 to $40 600, probably half
lost Insured in Etns, $1,000; Hartford, si'Voo'
Western Massachusetts,, o., coo.
Hall a-dozen small buildings north Of the above
were burned.
BUILDINGS DESTROYED.
ew.Epglsnd Hotel, Corn Exchange, and OUT
Railroad. Suptrior.lane and Jemes-st, owned by
George NJ Atwster of Springfield, Mass. Buildings
Sovtb sa5 eco 10 $50 coo Insured as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-31

Miss Rosa BENNETT la,t light played Beatrice m
a." Much Ado about Nothing" at Wallsck's. We saw
only portion Of he piece but from that concluded
that Der representation highly spirited and sue
cessfui. Mr.. Wsllack Of course at home ar Beg
edebi and with Blake's Degbery, and other sppro
pirate accessories, ShGkfpere was eIceenty Be. forth
To night London Assurance will be given.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-31


Total Ic.......sss5 500 Total nsur.ncs.....slz,sO 800
ST. Charles Hotel. corner OF Merwin and James-sts,
owned by / l.. Hewitt. Insured for $500, which
viii probably cover the lose.
Nearly all the buildings on the north SIDE OF Mer-
WHIST between the canal and Superior ST., were oil
wood ard owned by the estate OF I. NJ Giddings;
worth SIS coo; insured for s,Oo0 $1,000 OF which
was in the Metropolitan.
North side Of Superior.st fronting on the river, a
fine brick block owned by Gen. U. ovist'' worm
sos 600: amount of insurance unknown.
Wooden building owned by j. +. Borges, and sew
eraI small buildings in the rear valued at 600 in
sured for sl.s0O. -, =.
$500 .oo
John NJ Hughes lost property valued at $500.
So rapid was the spread Of the flames thst halt
dozen persons found themselves in the SECOND sory
the third from the paving of the court OF rue Ne"
England cut OFF from the stairs. Word was passed
outside mattresses brought and placed in the court
ard the six saved themselves by Jumping iron tue
windows. =.
Mr. and Mrs and the two Misses Deering Mr.. and
Mrs. Leyellen and Messrs. Foster and Ferdon, men,
bers of the Varieties corps, were among these
who made hurried escapes from the Neg-Engiand'
The DeeriDgs lost valuable wardrobe
Mr.. r. b. Hutcbins of New York, lost from the
New England tin trunk, containing more tnsn
So coo in notes and acceptances. He had burned
$500 werth of goods
Crawford and Chambern rolled from their ware
house into the river 700 bbls. Of Hour. boom
placed across the river lno hout No
down, and il was saved The warehouse Of this hrm
was, fortunately, nearly empty. week since 1t
contained $500, 600 of mer ch sndise.
Capt Robert Moore, who at the time of the FIRE was
with his brig, the Alert at Madison Dock, 45 miles
east distinctly saw the FIRE.
This morning the safes of Messrs. p. Anderson and
j. Morrison and the vault of the Custom House we're
opened, and the contents found all safe.
We do not know how the fire originated but we
are conviI ced that il not the work of sparks from
locomotive. The officers Of the Railroad Company
have made thorough investigation of the NATTER so
far as their locomotives concerned, and they find
that the last engine which passed the stable in which
the FIRE originated before tho fire burst out, was At
20 minutes past smore than three hours before the
fire was discovered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-31

with Her Msjes'ys ship Comus, Is, an armed steamer
have little to fear a. regards our own safety
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-31
THE MANIFEST OF THE ARCTIC.

The following is a list OF English goods, with the
shippers and copsignees, on board steamship Arctic.
from Liverpool Sept 20, and lost 27th;
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-08
L U M b i r.

FHE subscribers, have disposed of their interest in
the wholesale Produce Business, devote their whole
attention Of all Carpenters and Builders to their
Having secured the exclusive use Of several LARGE
MILLS We are now ready to furnish, at short notice,
Frames Of al kinds, of the best timber, Pine Spruce
Helock in lots from twenty 10 five hunded thousand feet
and will guarantee satisfaction. All in want Of Frames
the coming season, will do well to call early. Finishing
Lumber Of all kinds constantly on hand, at the Lowest
Market Pisces such as Southern Hard Pine Of all dmen
sions, Shingles, Capboards Laths, planned and jonted
Floor Boards Of Hard Pine Soft Pine and Spruce, East
ern and Western Finishing Lumber, of all dimensions
Also, Cherry, Black Walnut and White Woodland, in
fact every kind of Lumber that this market demands
N. b. We are prepared to send Frames and Lumber
of all kinds having purchased for that purpose al
roads leading from Worcester on the best Of terms
respectfully solicit liberal share Of the public paronage
7. l. 0. X. EARLE, Washington Square.
Worcester, February l, 1854. mch6 dEwsm
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-08
Clothing,
READ-MARK-LE AND IN
WARnT,Y DIGEST

I sing Of a tailor and clothier Of WORTH
sing Of Macullar the pride of the North,
Whose Worcester Clothes Depot, Is o. *. the tmns,
And long with his praises, New England VAL ring
The pinks Of the fashions the swart sons Of toll,
The lords Of the loom and the lords Of the SOIL
When they all the charms OF their ngures dEpayed.
Make tracks, and away to Macillars 70 trade
When the Spring comes along, with her sunshine and
showers,
His Waerproofs gllsten like dew moistened howersi
And his superfne coats vests, and pants do appear,
As If dyed in the rainbows that left US last year.
He has rich braided Scotch Tartan spencers for boys,
Pumed caps and cloth pantaoons, and slken necknes'
The Spanish Mautilla, the Grecian Camese,
The Turkish Tunique, and Hungarian Pelisse-
Then come to the great Piper Block Clothing Store,
Where the Full Dressed Man. always stands az the ooor
And if you want garments, for youngster or man,
Macular viii suit you, II any one can.
To those wishing garments made TO order we would say,
that we have Just received from New York. and Boston
Importers the richest and most extensive assortment OK
French English and American Broad Clothes rant goods
and Vestgs Of latest Styles ever before offered IN Inv
market 10 which invite the particular attention OF
our friends and the whole Of New England IN general
We still retain the services Of one Of the most expert
enced cutters; whose artistic skill, in fitting the form 70
the latest fashions the public have acknowledged BY the
unparalleled increase in this branch Of our business
MACuLLAIi, WILLIAMS, g. co.,
271 Main St., q Piper Block), Worcester, Mass.
Sign of the Full Dressed Man.
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NEW BOOKS, NOW READY, PUBIIsHED BY

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Autobiography Of an Actress. By Mrs Mowatt. $125
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De ouincey's Letters Young Man, and other Papers,
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Haps and Mshaps Of Tour in Europe. Grace Green
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The Political Works Of Alice Carey.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-08

~ A COTTAGE HOUSE FOR SALE, containing
"a rooms, thoroughly built, with plenty of water. This
ALot so by 100 feet, well stocked with different
reties of Fruit Trees. Price, $3.50. Apply on the
premises. L. ?. CHASE, Chandler Street.
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ROOKs-BOoKs- BOOKS! JOHN KEITH

DOOKS-BOOKS-BO JOHN KEITH
Id & Co.'s Bulletin of New Books, No. 2S9 Main st.
The Workngman's way in the world the autobiogra-
ply of journeyman printer
Classic and Historic Portraits, by James Bruce
Massachusetts Register for 1854.
Mechanical Theory of Storms, by T. Basnett.
Theological Essays, by T. D. Maurice q y
The attic philosopher in Paris, peep at the world
from garnet, from the French Of Emile Souvestre.
Letters to young men, by De Quincy.
"Harpern for February.
Humes History Of England, Little and Browns new
edition, large octave, vols.
The Old Brewery and the New Mission House. at the
Five Points, by the Ladies of the Mission.
vols.
Smms' Poems, 2 vols
Philosophy Of Physics, by Andrew Brown
The Partisan, by Simms. y
John, is Cousin in the hand worth two Counts in
the bush, by Emilio Carlen.
The Church of Christ, by Henry James.
Philosophical Writer'S by De Quincy. q
Priscilla, Trials for the TRUTH by Rev. j. Banvars
American Almanac, for 1854
Rolo in Europe, and the Atlantic, by James Abbott
Haps and Mishaps by Grace Greenwood.
Campbell's Poetical Works. edited by Epes Sargent
The Flash Times of Alabama and Mississippi by Bad
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DIR. oRDwAY,s


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Of Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Influenza, Whooping Cough
pain in the side and breast, hacking ticking of the
throat splitting blood ghtness the Lungs Chest
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No medicine yet discovered has that decided effect In
curing Bronchial affections the Cough Destroyer 1t
can be taken by all ages and classes from child six
months old to the oldest or woman, with the most
happy results. II Price so cents a Bottle.
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and hereby offer reward Of Five Hundred Dollars any
case where it does not cure after giving fair trial
Sent to all parts Of the Union by Express with directions
for Price 49, IS, and per bottle according the
size. From to four bottles will restore the most
ted to pristine vigor and beauty.
The Compound China Root viii all Pimples and
Erupons Of the skim Warranted for all I'M
purtes Of the Blood For sale in Boston No. Is How
ard street and in Lowell at No. II Middle and l19 Middle
sex streets.
Office open from o'clock, A. NJ, till 10 P. NJ All let
tiers, postpaid attended to.
Upwards Of 1000 bottles Of this Compound have been
sold within the last year. DR.. r MORRILL,.
INCH 2 d3m
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And many other Fall and Winter Goods will be sold at
proportionate reduction in price.
Most of these goods not shop worn, out of style,
but the best and most fashionable goods in the market
H. A. G00DN0W No. Piper Block,
f.b2O diff 267 Main st.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-08

"AUSHACUM LAKE ICE.-PERs0Ns
w DESTROYS of being supplied with Spring Water Ice,
from Waushacum Lake, respectfully invited to leave
their ORDERS either at the store Of D. D. Reyes of
Main and School streets, at the City Hall Market, with
the subscriber, at the office of the Worcester Nashua
Lake is situated in the town Of Sterling and is of the
purest sheets Of water in the State being fed entirely by
springs T. W HAMMOND
January Is 1854 az
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JUST RECEIVED,

At A. H. MENTIONS, 2OT Main Street, large invoice
Of PAPER HANGINGS, which Builders, Landlords and
others in want viii find it for their advantage to exam
inc.
A. H N. is prepared to put on all kinds Of paper at
short notice, in the best manner. mch6 dtf