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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-02

EXECUTIONS JuSE.-rhree negroes charged with
conspirDg and assisting to poison Capt Haney, in
Northumberland, Va, will be hung to-day. Seven
others, who were implicated with the above, we're
transported.
Sylvester Maybe, free negro who was found guilty
on charge Of numbering Bob Roberta viii be hung
Halifax, N. c., on the 5th.
slave will be hung in Concorda. La on tho 10TH for
the murder Of Ruder and Miller, Of Carroll.on,
trading boat on the Mississippi
Andrew j. Nash will be executed on the 23d, for the
murder Of Alexander Lockerman. at zsnesville Mont
gomery county, H., ON the 4th o. July, 1851.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-02

THE LATE JUDAH TouRo.-Wc learn that the
body o. tfe hmented judah Touro viii be taken on
board he steamship Empire City this morning. on ITS
way 70 Newport where II 10 te inferred In accord
snce with the wishes OF the ieccasei. II vii be hccom
panied by the Rev. Mr. Guhein and Mr. Kursheedt, who
y On his way Europe TO carry the testament u
hf. I9nro.-Nsw Orleans PscoysNe, Acy -0,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-02

RrMoREp WITHDRAWAL OF THE TRooPs FROM
CAsADA.-The Montreal Herald says it has reasons
for believing that there Is no present intention Of
making any important reduction In the military
orcc in Canada.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-02

The Maria, belonging TO Mr.. Stevens though not en-
fere Tor the started about the same time with the
rest, and rounded the buoy at Oh POM 3os The race
on The return was somewhat more exciting than 1t had
been going down the bay but those boats which are
marked art in each class bad lead almost from the
start, and continued ahead Of all their competitors
throughout They reached the starting point in the
ioNi = - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-02

On the oath uit Eve fellows brought up in the
police court Cincinnati for whipping their wives, AT
sentenced fine dollars and costs each ten days
in dungeon, 10 be fed bread and water anil three
undrcd dollars bail 10 keep the peace for one year,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-02
~ e VS. By ELEGK ApH.
LATEST NEWS FROM wAsHIscT0x-
o0~~N~~N~~>~O>o0~rSN>S
Particulars Of the Wilmington Explosion.
AAjsurnment ef the Presbyterian Assembly,
&c., de-. &c.

From Washington.
A ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS-sPECIE IN The TKSA
sURY-THE BOSTON SLAVE RI0T-coSsULs AP
P0NTED-MUNICIPAL ELECTION, ETC.
WASHINGTON, juno l, 1854
In the Senate this msrpng only eleven members
present the House Of Representatives only ten.
The journals read, when each House adjourned till
Monday.
The Treasurers ofcial statement reports the amount
Of specie In the United States repositories at s2a
Tho Alexandria Gazette says it has letter from
Colonel Suttle the claimant Of Anthony Burns in which
he expresses his intention to bring him home nnd ha'
he viii break the hold which the law and right
give him.
Ex-Governor Smith, Of Virginia, is said to ap-
piled 70 the President to send United States troops
to Boston. The President declined because no troops
disTossLe but reiterated his determination to have
the law carried out
The President has appointed the following consuls:--
Henry Natsell Of New York to Port IL Union, Sa
Salvador; William Day Of Pennsylvania to Lyons; Can
field Darwin to Montreal.
Our forthcoming municipal election il exciting much
interest Mr. Maury being the Executive candidate for
Mayor and likely to receive the Catholic votes strong
know Nothing influence will be given to his oppo-
nent Mr.. Towers The poll will greatly exceed that of
any previous election.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-02
From Albany.

DESTRUCTION OF CHARLOTTEsvILBE ACADEMY BY
rIRE-FUGyTIvE 81 AVIS AT OswEGO.
ALBANY, June |, 1854.
Al the buildings Of the Charlottesville Academy 10
schohare county stroyed by yesterday morn
ing. No lives lost.
The Oswego Times Of yesterday states that three fugi
tive elares had shipped board the steamer Ontario,
With tie owner in pursuit who too late 10 take
out papers for their detention tie had telegraphed to
Sackets Harbor TO have them stopped. m
Markets.
CnARIrsros, May 81 1854.
The sales cf cotton to- day 400 bales unchanged
srices
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From Baltlsnore.

From Baltlsnorc.
THE SHIP THOMAS wRIGHT-DEATH OY HON. ANGUS
PATTERSON.
BAIrnoRE, june J. 1854
Intelligence from the shp Thomas Wright, ashore OF
Osalow Island reports her going TO pieces portion
OF her cargo, running rigging and furniture had been
saved.
Hon Angus Patterson President of the South Carolina
senate, died on Friday last
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sseamshIp AIabam. AT snvannah,

SAVANNAH, June !, 1854.
Inc ste mshp Aal anna arrived at her wharf here in
ptfy-three hours frem New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-02
ASSAULT ON JUDGE PHILLIPS.

Assauit on Judge Phillips OF ths Marine
COurt-Most Extraordinary Scene IN Court
and I'm tho P0rk-EroiouwA Sensation
Complaint OF Lawyer schc1Aer against
Lawyer BusteeA.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-14
Now YarI NIarIkeI.

EEw YoRK, September i3.-Money Arm
eFs Stocks better: Exchange firm.
Erie 1915 Reading Railroad e84; Hud.
son Railroad 81; Cleveland and Toledo
Railroad SO; New York central87a; Cleve.
landand Pittsburgh a; Cleveland. Colum
bus and Cincinnati l04s
Cotton market dull.
Flour--Firm with an upward tendency
Sales Of State and Western 1000, Statt
50, ,68al0 Good Ohio 8, 9,87s1O.
Wheat--Sales Of 1000 bushels OF Genes
see at $2,15.
Corn--Sales Of 10000 bushels mixed a
81 taS3c, white 8Sa90c, yellow S7aese.
Proyisions-Unchanged.
WhiskeY--Firn.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-14
FAIRFIELD c0:aL0THING STORE:
f6yo.. n. SMITH, N M MME1stuANr TAILOR,


Maiu ssrsst Lancaster, oAfo eID.sfs "a TsffAsdgS
rrts Ind received lis sPRfNG Knp sUMMER
II II ieunnly Of READY MADE CL0THlNUs togetheE
VIII aaf6e and beauffal assortment o. essss:
serss Yestngs, e. His stock has been seiec,edsth
great cafe and embraces eEary variety Of Genuement
Wear His Ready Endc Cl0thlng Il made of me psss
matera and IN the late and his STOCK q loins
aud Yeatings will be ta ~ e moss
approfsd and fashionable He has In bis eil-
p5y best Of sOrknaens and IN every department ne
"'Ifl; IfyTSs y Isssst S5iess sHis meiutei..AI
While be intends 70 seli the bsst Of eoods and pat
Out nothing bal the best Of work, he Intends also 70
skepdcai Ih&t his Eabshmsnt u the cheapest in the
He viii also keep on hand or manufacfnre TO ORDER
every SsrtaYef Bey's cTothi1gl Nhich VII Re sold q
Men and Boys Of all descriptions, hsintsnds 20 eatah
liah reputation for the
ssFairfield County ClothIng Stores''
ss The cheapest ii fs elys and be insiesslI who wish
70 purchase 70 call and exaune his aesonlnent A. he
Is confident that be can oaer them superiof ndnee-
he - on hand beuutifni-snd excellent sssortnsht
Of Gloves suspeuden Hose, Stocks, Handkerchiefs,
Gfayais, Umbrellas, Trunks, etl-
TPREnEnnER rus PIlcIs-- N tAs fecg isfslyc ceen-
pis1by JoAn Lysss AZ a gyee-rF Sters S9i ana see
for yourselves He will taks pleasure IN showing his
stock a he Is eonaden that be please all who Eis
10 pufclf56 His stock Of Clothing u manufactnfea
under hfs own supervision, and The utmost care sex-
erted TO have Il OF the ven best kind.
Western country, has been employed In tha. depart
meu and caDnot fal 70 please I'll Who Wish good hss
neat and fashionable, and not at the
The stock Of Cloths, cassimeres, Vestingsi keaay
and the benufpI variety Of styles and fashiop
cannot fall 70 please eyery taste can and sec:
+ Lancaster, Nag IS, ~. GEORGE $. SMITH
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-14
'Erseralnn1 mhrIief.

CLEvrLASD.Sept., 15:--s'th3at u $50 H.
FIourrsuperfne-- Extra--aA
Corn, 66a- q. ~ - Z.
Oats,--c(1- .,s.-s
Lard, prime 9a9i.
Butter. 13a16c.
Salt 1891.
Fish, white may be quoted 8,50a4, 50i
Trout at 7,00a3, rs; Mackerel No. !, bbla
10, 80, half bbls 10; No. at I8a9, so; No.
3 l4a760; Salmon No. bbls20, half bbls
Io, so; Goldfish 4,75 n 100 lbs; Mackerel,
No. ] /, in kits, 2, ,50a325; Salmon do, 3,a6.
Ale, per barrel, {, 90.
Whiskey, 95a27. Highwines 3Oc.
Freights, prices range as folIows:-
Flour to Tonawanda, Buffalo and Dun
kirk, l2tc. u Dbl; Provisions do, I,25 "A
ton; Grain do. .3tc.P bu. To ogdens-
lburg-Fiour 35c; wheat 71c, pork b bb'
56c, whiskey 6oc. To 0swego, provision.
z, rs % ton, -four 25c, corn &c, wheat &C
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-14


A GOWN Northeast Pennsylvania, gave
FIVE hundred and ffty,nine and three
fourths pounds of milk in ten days. The
largest yield in one day was fifty mine, and
the least fifty three and a half pounds-ayer-
aging ifty-six pounds per day. So says
the Erie Gazette. I, ss.s
AT Delaware, potatoes are selling atre-
tail, 81, so; at Springfield, 81, 40; at Cleve-
land, 1,25; at Lancaster 100; at Athens,
100; at Gallipolis, s75e; at Toledo, 52tc;
at Coshocton, $50. The journal com
plains that 200 bashel are demanded at
Tolumbus. ANS .S
j FonrY horses, which left, Fort Leaven-
worth short time since for the service ol
the United Statessin New Mexico, made 9
stampede, and one hundred and fifty were
lost. ~ - ~
The Pefrysburg Democrat says the chol,
era FIRST made its appearance in that usual
lly healthy town on the Sd Of July. from
which time till the 1StEinst., it carried of
lie victims, the names being given.
THE arch to the bridge now construct
ing at Wheeling, gave way September Cd
killing James Mccartney, the contractor
and one Workman. -,e
FouR5FiFTHs ofthe persons who died il
New York Of. cholera, during the &eel
ending the 18th of August, were Of foreigi
birth
+ Mr.. FRANcrs B. HAnERsHAM, one Of th'
= a. a.. y. - n
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-14

BIsHop DoASEg Church in Burlington,
N. j., have built him. aflraae. II IS ale
vated three steps above, .fbe. choir aoor,
richly pannelled below and has canopy Of
richly cusped and crocketed tabernacle
work, Supported on slender cluster shafts,
rising from the four corners of the solid
work below. AT the northeast angle Of the
throne stands "a Bishops pastrol Staff"--
made of oak, shod with metal, has an Ag-
mus Del carved in the 6oriated head, and is
adorned with color and gliding. What
contemplate man worship sA
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-14

Mr.. JAS. RADot1FFE, a messenger of che
United States Express Co., was robbed at
the Dayton Depot, a few evenings since, of
the money carpet-bag of his run, contain
ling, perhaps; twenty thousand dollars
The exact sum. is not know, as the bills
were in the same bag with the packages of
of Bank notes, ,No;clue to it has yet been
Iobtsined
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-14

WE learn from the Paris Citizen, that a
sale of improved blooded horned cattle and
few blooded sheep, belonging to John
Curd, Esq, Of Fayette county, KY, took
tplace on the Gath ult. Twenty three cows
and heifers were sold at prices ranging
from rs to S2l0;, seven bull calves at 70 to
1880, and sixteen Cotswold sheep at from
3 to $50.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-14

~ EF Three men were buried by the
caying in of, a well at Steubenyilie, on
Monday last, at O'Clock A. M. The
Herald Of Tuesday says that workmen
continued digging all the night previous,
and about 10 o'clock on Monday night,
come near. Mr.. Robinson; the elder, who
was twenty feet from the top, and found
him alive and able 10 converse He was
not extricated however from his living
grave until 10o'clock, Tuesday morning
The other two when found were dead.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-14
sPoRTsMEN, FARMERs. .LIVERYAND
JEFFRIEs, PRATT,-& WOOD,
FORNLRBIRG ! CoMMLssIeA MERCHANTS,

Dealers in Wool, Grain q Produce geneF-
aly, on Commission excInefvely. ~
HoENECTED with Che CiuclBnfu, Wilmington and
" ZaBssyille Railroad and Hpeking Valley Paeke,
amount bJ canal or ralroad 20 aIthe Eastern West
em cities onSfhe most favorable teFms. By sending
goods 70 our care, owners avoid the expense Of dray
age from TailSoad 70 cannl the reverse, the only
house CONNECTED by canal and railroad, both.
HPAKenfs for the sale OF SALT. All brands kept
urera prices only. May I, le54.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-14

MIL f'Il1| zh1r ~. saIni .
Fn1HK o,sas1t 81 81 cIncI, 1HfLIt ~ W - q
aifoua df dIII1.IrI ~ - nIoptIiE eouaIIllnE y
% Aofssol Ii1I1. I||'|ll u1Il1 inilu - -
- c6cH EHo141Nc M1LE
The machinery aef n f.|I f1nnIns osdsf, h-siaE
reeenity beel lhol41I ~ l@1olrcas =
one SAN AIlll, o1s cedpefs1 skop, q
W0Oien FaeeoEys VI hesbof1. DotdIee q Co
An the buiidngg sge ~ ied upon hs tlhte q ne
OHIO Canal - CfrclggIle, Okio, and sulrthi Wa
TER POIgEu r0.hs Nd a. IN Hines fI6uf The Ca.
nal 70 run t1Ie machiney olne Mille. Nl1n6tnefef
sary 70 say any tbinG u. OF ne floanng MllI
'scstrsulls ts, : seonmahds ne ssSy hisbsst
4 fE aS % isiR Z SsS e 81 sPssns 1tis s..s
her nexf, &c iks eo.IE na ceaff House IN Circle,
Vile, al 10 oselock, A y.
cirlIeyIIle. OLE. Aasa.Ias. lss l-aaiI =
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-14
Cincinnati Marker !.

CrxCrSNAu,s September lS.--Flour--Dull
at S8aS10.
Bacon--Sales of 100 hhds sides at sc
packed, being deeli6e'of &c.
Wbiskey-39c and,less firm.
Butter-Actise and scarce at l4al5c.
Cheese Zoe, and receipt light.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-14
AgrIcIlIlnrlI a NofIce .

nj Office Is hereby given, that the Secretary Of the
~ AORIcU BTUR Al SocIrTY Is now ready TO max en-
tries artelesIo be exhibited 81 The Pair which viii
take place on the i2h 18Th and I4th Of October next
All persons intending e exhibit will do we'll to enter
their articles At once MembeFs adges are also ready
Secretary can be found Al the Office Of MARTA &
SchIeich in Fosters Bidding. = s-e Hsls
Sept. u, 1854. M SCHLBICH, Ssersfary,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-14
-EARM FOn sALE.

ETyHR subscriber would inform the ctzeis Of Fair
On reasonable terms pvate sale the nEn on WHEN
he in Greesn ED sownshp, Fairfield eoun-
ty OHIO and situated some FIVE and had miles from
iancaster and containing hundred and fty -four
acres The farm Is we'll improved and Is among fhc
M Nav n ~. Is -l Z. Won RonEN.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-14

SrAfEFAn r STfcsrD.- The Executive
Committee have postponed the Ohio STATE
FAIR 10 October gth to 2Oth. This we
think is welt al he Oflsr arrangements
win be asheretofofe aApounced, with as
many addeNimprossmenAs as It is possible
10 make. Sickncs...a NhwsSk. q men.
toned as the cause Of the postponeuenf;
but il is wise for other reasons Some ol
these are mentioned by Secretary sPaAo u
in his circular to.the Counties, (which We
copy: /
Thore has been . very general wish ex.
pressed, for two years past. that the Stat
Fair be held after The County Societies had
held their Exhibitions, that an oppoftunit,
could be afforded to the County Societies
of selecting the choicest and especially the
premium articles, that are not immediatel,
lperishable, andhaye them make up par
Of the display Of the Annual State Fair
This is a good suggestion, and really on,
ofthe most prominent reasons for the post
ponement the present year. The extrem,
heat and drought Of the present season
win of course materially affect farm pro
ducts generally, and without some ar
rangement of this kind; by which we car
draw upon the Cohnty Fairs, and thereb,
upon great extent Of country, we nigh
reasonably expect sthatsour farm product
Tent, which is very desirable should con
stitute q leading featnfe in our Exhibitions
would this year. Be 11eagre, except by III
help and concurrenee from alF para osf III
State, through you and your Society. {
5 1t cannot be- expected thas specimen
from the farm and garden win Be az goo,
as in other years. but let us unite, and as
tonish the Hundreds Who viii visit our an
nual display fromaIIthe States j d the Un
ion, that'as an agricultural State, Obi
.fdeservedly stands at the head, and eve
THE fufncus, and long continued drought o
The present season, win not obliterate tn
]eyidences Of fertile soil and successful till
age. 80
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-14

NToTICR Is hereby given, that have this day bee4
IN duly appointed Administrator Of the Eaiate OF
1oHN c. RICK, deceased ,late OF Fairfield county Ohio
Persons knowing themselves indebted 20 said Estate
are requested 10 make Immediate payment and those
having claims against said Estate are 70 pro
sent then duly authenticafed within one year.
lime "a IaS4-4w6 WIN. II. RICE, Adp tor.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-14
Co1lGERCIAL I1TKLLIGEgCR.


GkEsrfE 0yFIcs, Sept. is.-Ws suots
wheat at 81 ,C6 q -; Fionrs - so So;
Corn, so; Rye, &c; 0ais, 25g35; Barley,
|6a; Dried apples, sLooa Dried peaches,
81, rs; Beans, 8, 90; Ham, Il; Bacon, s.
Salt, $50. No cban9eiu other article.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-14

Two German Jews were arrested in New
York for attempting to smuggle diamonds
to the value of $4,000 ashore from the
steamship WashingtOu One fthe pris-
oners had a buckskin belt around his per
SOM in which were seereted the brilliants.
In tie vest pocket of one of the prisoners
were found four costly gold watches and a
number of diamonds. Under his clothes
was belt made Of cotton cloth, very SINH
lar in form.to al life preserver, and which
was filed with all descriptions of the mos
valuable watches, diamond, ruby and en-.
ameled rings, and about 500 carats weight
of unset diamonds. On searching his com.
panion, a large amount of Jewelry was TAX
en- fromthe legs Of hisboots.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-14

PaIslcsct1S, 0cBLfsr. AsD 0E1nprEpirzL seRgEoS.
u1vfEobeNsf yessesHsis cl.,iiie1ollss ssnsr.
Iih ann of de folio wing dIseasss of dsfofnllleE
j. Ama1rasi1 Opthallnia,f " 1nbamrtion 1the Eyes
1s.melar LIDS Wafefy kyee CetaFaeis, speeks and
cured Ia Few sceonds, PlaSa Club Foot nair Up;
together esh eEssy other operzlon bsiehging 70 the
OFFICE BIbek- Rsadsnse City House
n -57No ehssyestor exam inatio
1ddTess chHiieohs, Oh NAY = lsS4-H
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-14

ThursdaY aI0rnInR. Sept. IA 1854

IL.
sEneEsaaY. MORNING, = segL. A. 1sef
!, .AIienEPRhsrSSTIr IONS or rnE Ahruc1s
sESTnsrs1 THE Amerissii sentiment,
whicfhas recently shown itself in the ri
saltof elections In different sections 'Ofthef
Union; and which; finds support in.orgsni-
cations Of recent origin, is.ggossly misrep-
reseated.b .by multitudss Of partisan organs,
The idea. which these organs give Of this
sentimentis, that tits an outburst against
the Catholic faith as j religious belief--that
It's iutolerant, and seeks to prohibit the
conscientious worship Of God by the Cath
oiies- and finally that it resorts to lawless-
ness and exhibits itself in.the burning oi
churches and the murder of men and woo-
i men. GO $50 l.7.i.s - s.s-s ss.
We call this Misrepresentation; and we
may cali it,cigl Misrepresentation So
FAR as We are acquainted, the number Of
Protestant Americansw swho would persecute
Catholics for their religious faith is very
ein"4i' -. - / -..Y57. !,
and have. found that few as heartily des-
pIsed py me mass. ss q Ssslse Anaericaps as
by honest osInqlscs y g M leE AZ y cur oDsery !,
vanon goes Amerlcans. y are nos Sa apt 70 iall
IN love WIN psrseep''ee ios Is persesalion :
sakeI ana Fro'eslan.s % generaily, . glance q
the ohrisllan wofld wan 9 snow US, g are iar
more tolefans than ''nelr Ss.nollc opposets,
Inc 'ru'h ol.ne ma'.e. p lne Pt'nc'pa,
opPostuoa 70 ca'noac'spa IS nol on account
ol i's.iunuamengal He 81 q esseu'in Ff.icleS VI
enrlss'sn 4 laisn' " Dul Dsesuss Z, rs .eiisscuS
0uackerles On one sue, anu y poi''iOSl IN
eseleEehee On shes olner' Ap.is il,'olei
not merely plgo'ec--.n0s mereiy arlSs0cras-
ic' no. mercy oenunclasory, = goes Oo-
yonu the re,lslous @9t'a' anu Grams = con
Sro.tne eis'i power, = Z nos Ss'lsneu si'n J,
giving !One 70 o-soSernmen' ipy opera'lng a 2
upon sne hcar' q sps rulsr, Da' assumes .
consroi 1le goyerneu' u rs. .natlers 'isn ~
wen az splri'ual, = sppesls s0.sns p's Z
1orce' 70. con'r0i Rlas0ets olopsnion' anu -, re-
sotss Y el'e sa'ss otsr,s etseY u'lO'l 3,
2ahcases wnere lreeuc.n q hoesns s 0sanos
'oe klliea witnout =. i.los'ers lsnolanse' sa
9a ana insasss upon imPlci' ooeo'e'loe ol.sse ~
pars ot'se masses !. masses !, NJ. u'9n 'ne
bloleS closes.iasilas 70 .ne urlseS r
Hirom our schoois; ourhs' y, anu throws iIs
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-14
nAGuEnI,ECTYPEs

TIlHE subscriber Iayf6g bdt6hased ts establiihnent
II or B. NIC13nlpE ,Wilf beplsased % aocoDmo41.s
al W6 may require hll services . the above line! hq
Is Rfoyided With the best modern insifumenis ana 70
prepared 70 pnt up pctnrqe n re latest ana most ep-
proved stsle. Hours f6n o'clock Until u
Lancaster. Decem6efs \. ASS V.M. GRlSWQ1D.
) n n laflu1ottonr StsA n the AZ and apparatus
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-14

EE" Democracy Isl none the less
worthy our admiration and support be-
cause spuriousarticle is offered the pub
lie by some men. ."-EdgIs. ..7l
just SO, gentlenen& But the fact is,
the editors Of the Ohio Eagle and the Lo-
cofoeo leaders generally. in Fairfield coun-
ty, have been dealing 50 extensively and
exclusively in the spurious nrticle." that
the honest portion Of community intend
rejecting them entirely They have. PROV
en- themselves to be base counteffeits and
can No longer pass cirraat among the peo-
pie. !, It has been asceftaihed that the men
who offer this spurious article to the public
are the editors of the Ohio Eagle and their
I'eolaborers. s'
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-14
REMOVAL.
ZlNK g. BfSH,

KEToULD respectfully inform their customers,
wy the citizens generally, that they have EEAovKD
their Establishment TO the North side OF Main Streeto
the room formerly occupied by the Philadelphia cO
sissieA Store, where they are prepared 70 furnish
Fresh Bread, RuSks, Cakes s. Crackers
AT ALL TlNEs AND IN ALL SEASONS.
We have employed the very best workmen in our
line Of business, and will sell At Wholesale and Fetai
We Ne are dctsfminedio 70 give general sats:aeuoa. All
orders from the eQuntE foE pIead, cakes sods But
Lsncsstsr, March 81, iasf szTEEa HfSH.
n B. We also keep e. hand general Gssorttdent Of
RaJHILY r GR0GEKfEs, watch will be sold az NE
lowest Tstss ziEK & BISH