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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-04-06
o 70 TONG
TAILOR


Tn SheTer'~ New Block, between the Tall
mlig. House and Shefer's II otei,
XII rs jn-i opaning a large md ~eauiiruI ssuor,msur
n Of !tsHi r~'n d Clothing, together with :
choice selection of
CLOTHS. CASSINERES AND yESTIyGS.
Al of which have b.en selected with great care an
9Th special reference TO the want and fIste Of thi.
community.
Ills long experience in this branch Of Fusieus. i
= sure gu7r7ntce that his stock embraces the choices
and best variety, and his purchases have been mad
upon 1uch terms that hecan sell at the
LOWEST POSSIBLE FRIES.
Tho publ are respectfully requested to rail- and
Examine his assortment. lie has on hEnd q g,aerai
assortment Of
WINTER WEAR.
And is at all timas prepared to accommodate his OLE
friends, ci'her with an excellen, article of Ready
made Clothing, or to
MANuF >CTUaE To ORDER.
Dat Of the best ~,n,trria, md by most accomplished
Sorkm. n, any St. of garments,
FOR MEN AID BOYS.
IN the best and mort fashionable manner. he Is con
q lent, ia this respect, that 10 can give & ner. salts
faction.
Iii. assortment emsrasa. a general varie,yo Of
Over-Coats, Vssiinsa. Susp"nders
SacA do Crayats, Uni,rshir,.,
0srP't-bags together with all other articles usually
';epf in Gentlepsn's Furnishing Store, and manu-.
factnrc4 in the most lashionsbe sty'es.
THE ASSOR rNENT Is ENTTREPY NEW:
Il has baen purchased Of wGIl-es.ablished house.
in the Eastern cities, and
WILL BE WARRANTED,
To he made Of good material end in durable manner
lie respectful V invites his old customers end o.
theri TO call ,thi, new est1hlis hinsnt, where he will
AZ aiItlmaz be- rasdV 10 wait F.nnu fhaan with aanT,
GOODS At TIE Low sTNArRs To test lis ~proni-e.,
hs ask. an Illumination OF his stock ia trade an5 tbs
style and quality ol his manufacture.
Lancaster. Nov %. l153 T. TONG
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DARiNG RoBDERV.-Oa of the most elro-
clous robbeTles thnt We have heard Of (ssys
the Washington Union) was committed in
our city Yesterday. Miss Mcneil. daughter
If Gen. John Mcneil, deceased, and neice
nf President Pierce, wns met in mo OF TIE
public streets by u %rufitn. knocked dawn.
aud r"bbed Of her purse, containing aboG.
thirty dollars, certificates OF stnrks omnuni.
ing to two thousand dollars, aud n valuable
diamond pin The blow was s. severe that
she was rendered insensiblc. und whilst IN
this condition was robbed. We understand
that she was much injured. but are glad thu,
her injury is rot dangerous. This bold rob-
berry ionk place about } P. NJ, in one Of
the public streets, aud the robber succeeded
in making his escape.
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The most direct rouie Ia Dayton and Centrn
Indiana, aud still moro 10 northern. Indians 4
Illinois, & via. Chicago, 90 tbs rsmoie N irih
Weai. Columbus. the Capital Ut Ohio, !.
brought BY II nearer 10 B flumare some thirty
five miles than by any othsr route, mud upoI
y line ofsupeTI0r grade : curvature. Irnuit
readily enlarge npnn this par of the subject
but time presses. aud I can oHlv. in conclu.
sion. nsk whether it eau be doubt ted that 81
powerful a claim upon tho interests aud Of.
%factive aid of Bulnhnre will be successfully
urged, when a suitable appeal is conveyed 10
her through he proper channels.
With thanks 10 yourself, aud your BoarC
Of Directors. for their kind attentions to me
while your guest, snd TO the citizens along
the route, who assisted in our examinations
l remain, Dear Sir. very truly and
Respectfully. Yours,
BENJAMIN II. LATRoBE. Civil Fog.
Atthe request Of Mr.. LArRoBE. and with
tho sanction of our Board of Directors, 7
proceeded to Baltimore, to aid Mr.. LArRoBe
in presenting the claims of our Road to the
Board o. Dir ctors of the Nor,h-W estern
Virginia Rail Road Compony.
That body Of enlightened gentlemen in
v ted me 10 address them on the subject;
which did, at a special meeting of th e
Board called Tor the purpose, OH the 2lst Of
March. And take great pleasure in pre-
s~enting the following resolutions as a just
recognition Of the obvious and commanding
merits Of our line. and of the full Justice
done them by Mr.. LATRoBe.
O--,., n xEy "
BALTIMORE, March al. 1854.
At a meeting of the President aud Direc-
tors. held this day, the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That the Columbus and Hook
ing Valley Railroad offers TO The Northwes.
tern Virginia Railroad its b extension
Westward from Parkersburg, (now that the
independent route, via: Hlllsburough, has
been closed by the recent consolidation of
the Hillsborough and Marietta cumpanips)
because, W q it secures the best possible
connection with the consolidated line, il af-
fords an alternative route To Cinci natl, but
little longer than that line, and leads. by
the shortest and easiest route, up the valley
orthe Hook ng river, 10 the fertile counties
and populnus cities of Central and Western
Ohio, and at the same time presents the
most direct route to Northern Indiana, Iii.
nois Ind the remote Northwest via Chicago
ReSo'asd, therefore, That the Northwest.
ern Virginia Railroad '0mpanv will use
whatever power and influence they may
command to facilitate a connection with the
line Of the Columbus and Hooking Valley
Railroad, in order that an unbrokcn hahn of
railway communication may be furnished
from the terminus of the Northwestern Vir-
ginir Railroad to the impo tant points in-
dictated in the foregoing resolution.
A true extract from the minutes.
P. G. VAN WiEKLE, Secretary.
feel fully authorized to say, that this
important enterprise now depends upo n the
action Of S local friends. Baltimore will,
in due lime, perform her whole duty towards
it. Her imperative interests concur with
the views di closed in her Resolutions, and
will forbid delay.
ES pORIAND
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TINE Agen. OF thu Psilsdelphis Com. Store leaves
on Monday or the Cities Of New York, Phiia eli
phia and BAltim1ve, where ho intends, and iy:U Sc.
leo the choi'est assortment q fLalia-' DresI Goods
ever opened in III = CITY. His Spring and SUNNI
Hats FIR Ladies' will AL be made from the l,tes Par
is styles as well as thos directly imported, AM he
opening duly ann >r1eAd IN their arrival Patterns
Of all the lst st styl - Of Drsssos. MAntileas and Bon.
nets wi be on hand ia du time.
tn stock no y az hani il o % oftho ~lirgest, best
assorted AMI cheapss'in this City.
Look TO your o yn interests The Com. Store
keeps only Dry Good, oi all kinds ia larg, qusa'i.
ties. buys ~cheapera j sells at less profits than any
other house in Oiin.
Ian astrr. March rs 1854
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT

NOTICE,
THO ALL WH0NJr MAY CONCFRN-k peti,ion
has been filed and will be present d TO tn, coirt
Of comnn' plea. Of Fairfield county, ORR, az rha
next term ~ n 'of by III Directors Of :hc 81 esp Ne
G!d MaysVias Tarnpike R0Gi Company. praying
said court for rs sons tn rein S..t,d ~ D., C5unJ on
Il g in tho Office of The cleri ofsaii court.l n decree
an ettension of the time Prescribed by lay wit; in
which sail Company is required TO CO. ple.e cor.
tain unfinished parts Of tha line ofits rad, to such
time as shall appear to such cour Ist and r,a,on,.
BILE, according to the stature in such ca o, made and
provided By ord ar ofths Board
n HUNTER, Prcsid mt &c.
Lancaster Ohio, Apri' 81. 1854. bw.
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EoOT AND SHOE STORE.

m I ROB Ms n announce toihe cub
.j' Ii; that y. has purchased the int, T.
Seit OF VIM l.. Trout in the estsbli 3hmart
r.. formally dping business under tn. firm
nam Of tlnEISsoS &c TEouT. and that he will herea
tor contiru the business in all its branches at tn,
old sand northwest corner Of Main and Columbus
STREET
An extensive stock will DO ~ al times ksqt m
hand, manufactured in the best style and of 81 parior
ma oriAl The con inusnce OF the liberal patronage
OF the public is c0nfid .ntly anticipated
TrThe books and accounts of the l,te firm are in
nv banda for spt'lanan'. Feb "a. 1884
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REMEDY roa THE Btrs OF A MAD Doc

REMEDY Foa mi BtrE OF a MAD Doc.
"A saxon forester, named GOsiell, nos
of the venerable age of clghty-two. unwill-
ing 10 take To the grave with him a secret
of so much Importance, has made public in
The Lnipsic Journal the means which ha had
used for Airy years; and wherewith he az
firms he has rescued m9uy human beings
and cattle from The fearful death Of hydVo-
phobla. Take Immediately warm vinegar
'r tepid water, wash the wound clean there
with, and then drv 1t ; pour then n few dvops
nj m%ilrintIc acid, because mineral acids de-
stroy the poison of the SALIVA, by which
means the effect of the latter is reulraliz.
ed"
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coMMERCIAL INTELLIqENcR
Ltneasier

GAZETTE OTrics, April 6 -Tbere is q
shghi dec ine in tie ma Is since eur last
issue. 'nd we quote Wheat this mvrli - at
! po@I'O1; Flour Sj96!; Cora, 81; Rys,
90; BacUn 5@7c.
TIE weather for the past two days has
been mild and pirasaHt, with inIicaiions Of
ra'r' which would greatly facilitate ia devel-
Oplng The new crnn.
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yaIunbIe Property for sale.

TUNHE Subscriber will selL uponirF ascnable tern
his property in oakland, twelve miles sonth {
lsncas,er. on the Zanesvi lie &c Mas sville Turnpike
The property consists Of a good dwelling Hou-'
and a new Store House with Ware Rooms sitaehe'
Also his Steam Sa ". Mill, sitnats on the %adjoinii
lots. The property is IN excellent repair and in
healthy section Of country.
ANY parsoH wishing 10 engage In buSinesi ma smsl
place, will do welIte eau and examinemy property
Olkland, Nov. 10. 1885, GEO. F.HAMLiN'
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A NEW STnIK-

4 NEW and well selected lot of GROCERIES,
~ have just boen received BY the subscriber. at
his oil stani. where hp will be hsppyto meet his
customers and tho pubic general Y.
G 'oceries will b, sold nv me as cheap and ofas
COOL J luolity as c an be- foundin any similar ostab-
fishmrnti in The city.
haveiust ecet|da choice lot Of Cranberriea.
Lemons. Figs, Pruns. and also a general variety
of Nuts. such as Almonds Brazil Nuts, Coca Nuts,
&c. Also. a splendid lot nj TIA Western Reserve
Cheese. GEORGE ]. WYGUM.
Lancaster. Feb 7. IH54-40
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March % h 1854.
Thc Premium fInrsa rn1 .Inckson.

The Premium Horse TOP Jnck40n,
NMIILi. stand the ensuing season f,om ;he first
w day of April ITais \ b,4tlfIl lark bay near
l6t hand; high. G years old this spring. a spl ndid
walker ana natural tr1tter Of tho first order, win .
son, en- he BY the world reEowlst IN row lark, on,
thu :assest trotter OF his DAY; h, by Y ung Bish,w
who was got by Grand B,shaw.a N ~ = br"l i'm
portol stallion He IL without i,i3t on Of the most
beautiful and thorough bred stations in the ctun ny.
tracing back through a line Of choice ancestry 10
the purest Arabian ard English horsas.
Farmers desii GUS of improv ng their stock would
do we'll TO call at the subscribers stable, in Plea.
SAINT towns iP, | ! miies from Lancaster on the Poor
House road, and examine him. o give ~paiigrer
ana a proper description OF Top Jackson would re-
quire mora room than a newspaper advertisement
will admit. Cali and examine him for yourself.
April 8. 1856. JOHN A. FETTERS.
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rnE Old SLOW and EASY FOUNDRY.
Messr.. Clarke, wright q Co..


fave aiken. for a term Of wears, the Foundry
owned by John -Arnev. Esq situate Upon Fo-
'I'nbHs and Broad Streets. in the city of Lancaster,
" lere they are determined 10 he on hand with slitlcH
articles in their line, as the country reiuires
COAL, WOOD, COOKING AND PARL0UR STOVES.
-&G1-MiLL GEARING. MACHJTE
49, CASTINGS IND PLOUfTLS. nf
,,Fious patterns. warranted a superior arti Il. togeih-
&c with all minor articles in the FoRndryline.
HIfARKE,S COrBstaIk and straw Gutter,
An article superior to al others fthe kind ii Iho
.oun,rv. and ene 10 which we invite the spoeinF al
ntion of the FARMER. This raackine far ~eutiirg
,ock corn for high feeding or. attening stock. Nlil
I've from 80 70 40 per cent. Cord Fodder. w1er nj,
nearly or quite equal 70 hay far fecding cifhef esf-
/ = or horses, making an acre of well saved ron iNd-
Ir worth two acres of the bes grow n hsy IN Ohio,
rney are calculated for either hand or horse rcweE
Wes are also preparingto furnish 10 order
MtCnRMICk'S REtFER AND GRtSs fUT-
TER AND M00PE'S WHEAT Drill.
Farmers give usa can Ereryhodygire 10 seaii,
md huv GU gonds and waressour picuRhS srd ttsfrs.
nd va wutfrv in turn 70 buy your corn. y W vN.-fs
your flour. vOdr NEST. ryou- hay, youf oti eur
rag hank notes, or sugat you may destrr y sFEfe q
nyokan pots and pther ware. We therefore As&e tia
highest hope.s Hiihont designing any lck" ftef IRA
give = lhoral share Of patronage tons - aie
5efern,inea TO do business on the most Hbeff tirtHs So
cBARKE WRIGHT & ~
L--, ,ster Eabruarv 10. 1A53
ryERN lava iyam FanpvF pnrffrlfn, Ia saht
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NAM.LnGS

I'VE Undersigned will pay the highest prices fol
L all the SIV'-Loes he eau get delivered at his arc
in LanrasterOr on the cana AZ 8 ma convenient place
He cxpscts TO have his Mill in running order in Jaly
next, when h wi saw for cash or on shares. FoI
further particulars enquire Of the und rsigned.
1-Any number Of good Broom haudles on hand.
Lancaster, Feb. y I5B4-S9 Us. SNYDER
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WHINE HOUSE.
Southeast corner Rr,G6iray and Third Street,
CiWrin ut. ohio.
K. WINNIE, PROPRIETOR.

fSfHlS new and commodious i lotel. froinits location
is admirably calculated sor the aecommo' alton
OF the business Men. as we'll as parties Of plea sure
visiting the CITY. lts am lie accommodation have
ing rooms Neatness, cleanliness and comfort are the
principal attraction. aud the u%nremitiing attention OF
the Proprietor and his assistants will insure satisfa
ton. Jan. 10, to04- 81
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N..W Nnrl1 NEnrkei.

Nav YoEE. April 4.-Flour-Sales of
4'OO bols; 6rm at 7a7,75 South m 7,51
@7'1@is les 1900 bbls, with an active spec.
ulniive demand.
Wheat-Th- sales reach 1900 bush at
pri' esa tridr higher. Southern red sold
at 10 per bu.
corn-Dull; sales 5000 bu at 75@slc per
bu.
Whiskcv--NO change; 100 bbls prison
sold at 25c.
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Il. G
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NTTORNEY At Ia II.

a. ~ On w.
In Room above P~hiiadslrhIa Commission
store. MHtn STREET. Lancaster, onto,
WILL give special attention TO the collection oil
w notes and accounts: Preparing abstracts Of title
to lands; proceedings in partition; sales Of lands BY
Administrator and Guardians and accounts for settle.
ment of Estates. etc. Ills charges will be moderate.
March u, 1859.
pEagle and Telegraph copy l year and charge
this Office.
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PANEsvILLE, March SI.-Dr. E. Snith.an
old resident Of n place. deliberately sho,
himself through the head this morning with
y rifle pistol. No reason is ass gned for the
rash act, except that he was tired Of lii -
He dresse himself as he desired to pp bnri.
ed, aud left written directions to be inferred
as he was found.
When iirsi discovered, his C unt>nnnce
was calm and con posed as though sleeping,
and his hands folded across his breast. I'm
one OF them he grasped the fatal pistol.
He lett / request to be b ried with Ma.
sonic honors, and t at the children of the
village company his body to ih- grave.
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VA r. IL gANW TAGLOss =
SPRINGER 2 TROUT,

ZEE SPRINGER 2 TROUT,
M EEAvE Rem owed their CLoTuIxo EsrAB.
IL re LIsrMENr to the TAlinsdge Block Fl tst
door above Eflinger. White * Latta's Hardware
Store, where they are openinsa large and oxten-
sive assortment Of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
And are now manufacturing every variety of
SPRING AND SUMNER WEAR,
Which they will sell as low as the same quality Of
goods and work can be purchased at any othsl estAb.
h5hment in the city. Their clothing is manufactured
undey their own supervision andi is consequently sI-
perior to that which is brousht from other places
They have also or hand. a beautiful variety OF
CLOTHS, CASSlMERES VESTINGS. &C
Which they are prepared to manufa cture to ordei
They have in their employ the best Of wnrkmen and
are at all times prepared to make the best fit and in
the latest styles. AHtteir lDOrk WiHbc lVarrGntcd
The public are respectfully solicited TO callsnd az
anime their stock, and while thankful for the liberia
patronage they have enioyei. they assure their ole
customers and all others that they will laborto give
general satisfaction both in TIE qualify and price Of
their goods and work. SPRINGER TROUT.
Lancaster, April 3, 1884
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TAXES IN HAMILTON CoUNTY.-There is
some wealth in Cincinnati and country
round about, judg ng from the taxes paid by
the people. In noticing the final SET
Element eff the County Treasurer, the
Cincinnati Atlas says:-The gross am)unt
of State Taxes paid over yesterday by
Hamilton, County, was $3S7 ,3l4 10, oil
which there has been paid back as credits
Tor school and other purposes, $7S,605 %;
but the whole State tax paid by us,is
$4,000 90. being about one-seventh of the
amounts OPS OO 90, paid by all the counties
of the State.
The whole tax duplicate of tie State 1T
Ohio, shows that oil the counties paid over
last year taxes TO the am unit Of $685.
805 90 while Hamilton county paid of that
sum, $l,519,0 900 90. Already have the re-
ceipts at the treasurer's Office Of Hamilton
C unity. amounted to Sl,637,5o0 o., for
nine mon his, und they may amount at the
close Of the year to two millions.
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WASHINGTON, March 3l.--Remonstrancef
10 the Nebraska bill from Massachusetts, and
Indiana, were presented to-day by Sumner
and Everett.
Mr.. Cass alluded again to his religion:
freedom question ,on presenting q petition
on that sqbject,that on some future day he
would calf II p,when he would reply 10 some
structures made by a distinguished Prelate
meaning Bishop Hughes.
Mr.. Cutting appeared in the House for the
first time since last Monday.
No business ofim Dortan ;e transpired.
Lieut.. Schamburg wa this morning found
guilty OF an assault without intent to kill.
Later advices received here from Santa
Anna states that he has ordered more troop:
to the Mssilla Valley.
The State Department gives notice that
the Convention now setting in London ia
consider claims will not adjoun to this coun.
try rs has been intimated Claims must be
present d there by the 10Th.
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Rowland PARDoNED Our readers will
re member that some months since, o
Mr. Philip Rowland was passing through
this city m his way to New York State
where he lived. He had with him his wife,
an i,teresting lady of considerable at
tninments, who was one of the boiy OF
teachers brought out west by Gov. Slade,
md whom M. Fl. hadJust married. In
this city The gentleman got out of funds,
and unwilling to let his wife know his diff
fculty, lie filled up some small checks with
forged signatures and got them cashed.
For this he was sent to the penitentiary;
but at the intercession of many friends,
both here and in the East, the Governor
of Ohm has granted him a pardon.
Gin. Times.
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Nntice ofCc.pnrtnershin.

TBVH0S. Il. WEICE & WM LATTA. having
Z purchaseio o. Jho Eiinger, H. interest in tn
Hardware business, have Assn"'sial th,nIrves a.
partners und r TIA firm OF NliITG & LArTA AL
will coniinae the business at Tho old stand Of Eiiin-
ger Waite < LnttA, NJ-G5 Main Street.
TiDS n WHITE.
WM. LATTA.
E-t ~ 90
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Dissolution.

TENiE Copar,neyship heretn Gro exiting between
4 the Undersigned. unier the firm Of EEFiNtiER
WHITE Z I.ATrA, is tais dsy dissolv d b, mi ual
consent. The Notes and Book accounts snd al the
%unsettlsi busina.S ofths firm ara lett with White 4
La,ta tor collection Gnd setttem Mt.
JOHN EFFITGEh.
r !OS II WfilTE,
WI. LATTA
March noth. 1881
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OLD FASHION REvIvEp.-WhiI EXPIRE
sident F. lmore was in Louisville he at
tended a Ladies' Fair and was RECALLED with
kis es from he damSels -genuine Kentucky
smacks. II is said that the ladies' of Louis.
Vile literally obey the divine iniunction:--
"Whatsoever ye would that nts7 should do
unto you, even so shall ye do unto them"
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6-The State Department. It is said, Is
preparing a full list of Spanish depredations
upon our during the last ten
years.
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six Cen,s Reward.

, UNAWAY rom TIE subscriber. on Tuesday the
y y 2Sih March, Elliot w lsheimer. an spvrsnfi g
10 tbs Blacksmith trade TIL" abovn reward will be
given to any person rstu ming ssil boy but no
thanss. liorawarn s1vp rson ur par ons trl ,ting
him on my account, as l viii pay NJ debts oi hiI c., n.
tracing. JOHT W. Smith.
Arril 81, 1874.
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Nav ORLEtSs. Aprii Cotton declin-
ed under steamers news. The sales Of
The week reach 3l,O0o bales. Orleans
MIDI ing &c, Fl 'nr, Ohio sold At So per
Dbl. What, trt1. lower; Western Red
brought s 100.
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DLAtKSMITIIING.

=fsg5zy SAMUEL HENNICK. on the corner o
EA0 Broad and Chestnut streets. Is at sil times
ks~5Eprepared tn do all & 'nds Of Bfacksmithirg, up
on sh ri notice and in the best mannor. lie has in his
employ the ~
BEST HORSE.SHOER IN THE CITY n
ons whom he y an recommcndto al his friends y Y
AMI the public generally. Ilis work of all kinds
will he performed in the most skilful manner, and
will be done cheaper for e4Sh than it eau be- had at
any other shop in thecity The public are respect
fully invited 10 call and see for themselves.
IurCtst-r. Dee. 70 1859 = UENNICk.
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Cleveland Markers.

CLEVELAND. April s.--Wbeat-I,25@
] IS.
Fiou'-soperfne -Exua-
Curn-5Oc.
OUTSIDE.
Cl"versee --S5.25.
Dried ApplDs--I.25.
Che sew. r. S@Io.
Lird--sd9s.
Butter R u iO9I2lc; frkins, s9is
E~gH-sG5!c.
White may BE quoted at 50; Trout
At 7,5O9Ss.
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Nnticr

TIE partnership heretofore ext ting under the
srm Of ROBINSON & THorT has besn dissalvcd
mutual consent. Th4 bOots an accounts If the
firm ar. in the hinds of y Rorrysos. who is au-
thori2ed . = Tile The sans. J n. ROBINSON.
Feb. IA, 1854. WM. [. TROUT.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-04-06

BALTIMORE, April BAH Southern
mails late assdue arrived here o-doy.
Arch ishop Hughes publishes a letter in
the Cha lesion Mercury denying the charge
that he favors Caban annexation.