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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-09

by j MCGUIRE, Aucticnser
HOUsFHOLD AND OFFICE FURNITURE AT
IL Public Sale -Oa MONDAY morning, Decem
Der 11th, at 10 O'clock, south side # 4th at betw
14th ard 18th streets shall sell Q portion Of th,
Furniture and Effects of a gentleman remev Inf
from the city, comprising:
Plush 8 "a ard Parlor Chsira
Rosewood marble top centre Table, Side do.
Mahogany cloth covered Writing Table
Round mahogany Dining Table, okshelves
Carpets, 0ilsloth, Rugs
Oak and painted cane scat Chairs, Rockers
Walnut Dressing Bureaus, marble TOP WashstsnSs
French ard Cottage Bedsteads, Toilet sets
snperior Hair and hush Mattresses
SIX pair Blankets, Bcls+ers and Pillows
War robes, Rraes Andirons, Tenders
Hall Stove and Pipe
Alright Chamber Stoves, &c. Terms cash.
Jas. G. MCGUIRE,
dec Sd Auctionaer
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PHOTOGRAPHIC.
Expressly fbf tho Daily Rvsaiag Star
Later from Observation-Disclosures Mewp-
= $500, 900 in Gold.


Later from Cslifofnia--Intcresting Msvs-
b, SOC, 900 in Gold.
NEw YoRk, Dec 9.-Ths. North Star a.
rived this morning, With later Cslhornis
news.
There ID considerable speculation 4. the
California markets.. A number Of articles
have advanced In price.
The ffigass sussushannah arrived ct Sen
Francisco on the 11th uit., from Honolulu,
bringing Com. Ringgold, bearer Of dispatches
to our Government. Na.
The mining news was cheering
The people of Carson's Valley are about to
petition Congress for annexation.
The finances of the State are IN Ans condi-
ton. The Legislature was 10 meet on the
4th inst
The frigate Mississippi was ct Honolulu.
The annexation feeling was very strong at
Honolulu, and il was currently reported that
the King and ministry had actually dgnsd the
treaty.
The North Star brings 81, soo, 900 in gold.
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LII comfor table Rooms furnished or pnf1rnish cd
Will be rented on very reasonable terms Apply at
No &c street north, betwe.n Delaware avenue
and First street, or to JOS Hedrck, at the Capitol
dec 5-lgf
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t>oR RENT-A NEW BRICK HOUSE on 18th
street, between NJ and N, containing rooms
and kitchen. Rent SIS psr month. Apply At No
4SS ii street, bstwsen Thirteenth and Fourteen h
streets, to MRS X. RTcaARnSnM
dec &-3x 'H>'
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nor RENT-A STORE ON PA. AyENUE.-T e
J. neat snd convenient sized Store in sta- Build.
infe, next to the corner Pa avenue snd Eleventh
street, which said corner is soon to be opened by
Hlbus Hitz, as their Musc store end Piano ware
rooms. The store now for rent will make capitsl
stand for almost any kind of business 30 already
the s.ar oface is more freQuented then any other
busipess place In Washington Apply at the counter
Of the Star oflcs oct 1s-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-09
The North Star brings 81, SOC, 900 in gold.


BALTIMORE, Dec. Q, 1t P. I'VE have ru-
mors of dreadful accident on the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, beyond Wheeling.
The Unions news has unsettled the markets
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BY j. C.. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
nELIGHTFUL RESIDENCE IN LAFAYETTE
- Square at Public Sale -Or MONDAY after
noon, December 11th, 1T e'cosk, on the premises,
l shall sell that valuable and desirable residence
lately occus led by Thomas Richie, deceased, ad.
joining the resiaence Of W. W. Coreoran, Esq and
fronting south on Lsfsyst Tor Presidents Square.
The lot has q front of 81 feet in. hes on north
street, and runs back I3l fest inches to common
elley 20 fee. wide On the opposita side Of which
stands stable rs feet by 49, belonging to the prem
iees.
The house is first class double building, built In
the most substantial manner, with ample acoommo
dations for large family disposed to entertain
Apsrt from the main house is q large outbuilding
for the accommodation of servants, &c.
Further particulars are deemed Unnecessary, az
persons disposed to purchase viii doubt ess examine
for themselves, ns the properly Is we'll known.
Terms: One-third cash; the balance payable IN
two equal instelr ents In one and two years from
the day Of sale with interest thereon. able semi
annually, and secured BIZ TIE notes of the purchaser
and deed of trust on the premises.
JAMES q. MCGUIRE,
nov I'D Auctioneer.
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vV0JVo tHoP Oh HOnu&y, ana good eHrIOyment can
10 opt-lnea ROBERT GRAY.
d.c9-1t*
MI ANPED-A MIDDLE AUED FEMALE of p.
w speciality, widow, i, desirous of employ.
ment as hous.kee OF similar capacity. makioo
herself generally useful Wages are not an object
q home for the winter being the point sought. An
ply at Room 70 General Land Office.
MTANTED-A SITUATION IN A GROCERY or
w Commission House, by young man that has
had SOMA experience in busine So in Richmond Va
Good reference and moderate salary. Adiress &c C
/" Post Office, care Of box 25e dec7-3ts
SM ANTED-TO COOK, WASH AND IRON for
w small family, middle aged colored woman
Satisfactory recommendations will b, required
enquire at THIS ONCE dec TT
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XkTAETS N EGROES.-Tbssrbs ara
w all limos in the market buying sLAVEs, pay
Ing the highest cash prices Persons rs wing s1syss
for sale Will please call at 242 PRATT STREET Bal.
tiu"re, Nd, (Slattex's old stsnd) Slaves tsasn On
board at e5 cents per day.
feb Ply RM 4 w T, CAMpnEIJ
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EUhhISHED ROOMs.-F0R RENT, A PAR
r. Tor and two Bedrooms, neatly furnished, on I'd
s.Ieet, between and @. No. ITO, within few min.
utes' walk Of the Capitol and near the Avenue will
oe renCeh IoW. dec 5-lWa
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BY J. O. REQUIRE, Auctionoor.
SPLENDID ROSEWOOD CHICKERING PIANO.
~ Superior Cabinet Furniture, Velvet and Brus.
'els Carpets, &c.-On TUESDAY morning, Dpcem
Der n, at 10 o'clock, at the reside nee of g. W. G.
Whiting. Esq, Franklin Row, shall sell Superior
assortment of Furniture, &c, viz:
Superior rosewood Piano Forte, BY Chicke,inr
Elegant Piano Cover and Stool
very handsome rosewood and walnut maroon plush
covered Medallion hack Sosss
Four ross wood and walnut Parlor Arm Chairs to
match
HandsoSe rose God plash covered Medallion Back
Tarlor Chairs
Suites Ct blue and gold Damask Curtains, with In.
side Lace Curtains and Fixtures
Rosewood. marble top Centre Tables
Velvet and Brussels Carpets, Trfsed RUGS
Bronze Caudslsbras, Msntel Ornaments
Superior mahogany extension Dining Table, cost
Very complete Mirror Front Secretary and Book.
casa
Handsome mahogany sideboard
Bronze Hstrsck, hsll and Astral Lanrs
Pair of handsome rosewood Wardrebes
Mahogany Dressing Bureaus
Do high post Bedsteads
Hair Mattresses, &c.
Terms $50 and under cash; over that sum credit
of and 80 days, for notes satisfactorily endorsed
bearing interest
p. S.-The abeve Furniture was all made to order
by Bradley, of AeSandris, and is Of superior Nc AXE
and finch, ind has been bnt little used
JAS G. MCGUIRE,
decS-d Aucticn.er.
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A VERY DESIRABLE STORE TO LEr-THE
"A stors on the east side of Eleventh street, one
door north of Pennsy lvania avenue, lately ocsu
pied by Mr.. Dyer as an auction and commission
store, is for rent low to good tenant. AL o, the
House above the store. Apply to
g. A. RANDALL,
nov lift Corner Twelfth and ID streets
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EOR sALE.-SEvERAL farms NORTH Or
II Washington city, containing from thirty-fve %
enc hundred aud fifty acres, convenient t. churches
snd schools, and good society, fr IN three to six
mills from town. Persons DESTROYS Ct market,
dairy, or farming ]and, would do well in applying
the subscriber, near Bladensburg.
nov 24-im CBGR!Es DIaQEs
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GTcRAGE.-Those having Furniture, Dry Goods
~ Groceries, &C.. to be stored will find ample &c
commodetiors in the large, any, Hag-stone-payed
aud dry Easements under the Star Office, corner Pa
avenue and Eleventh st. Apply at the Star Office
oct 25-tf
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kfOR RENT-A BRICK HOUSE, CONTAINING
r. SIX rooms, located on the south side of Mess
cnuse@s avenue, between 18th and 18th SIS. For
terms enquire at 46A Thirteenth st,. bst. and p
dec 7-3t<
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DOR RENT Or SALEs-THE MODERN
u Four-story Brick House On Thirteenth ST. eet
near Z, east side. The house is in good repair dry
cellars, and to good 70 liant the rent will be low
Possession given on the Lat November Apply to
oct 30-tf JAS. C, MCGUIRE Amer
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4 YOUNG GENTLEMAN, WHO WILL BE EN-
IA gagged thil winter as corresp opdent of several
newspapers in Virginia ard New York, is desircus
OF employing his leisure moments in any descrip
ton OF WRITING which may offer q renuuerative
compensation Address "R W." box 546, " ashing-
Post Office. dee De
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Wants.

WANTED.-TWO BLACKSMITHS AND TWO
w Wheslwrghts to meet the undersigned at A.
Joy;es shop on Monday, and good enrloyment can
se Obtained ROBERT GRAY
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skArING.-The boys of this district arc now
having fine time of it skating on the neigh.
boring ponds and rivers Those who canno,
SKATE, take 1t out in sliding. Harry Lehr was
morning. 400 '""'' u9's
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-09

n the eli, y loo. sfore d. CONNELL, Agent
Post. Note and Flat eaRPaPeI ofthe
w best quality, for sale At the city book store
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-09
An ORDINANCE,

the duties of the Mayor of the City
Of Lancaster, and fixing his salary.
Sec. /. Bet ordained BY The Council Of
Tie City Of Lancaster, That it is hereby de-
clared to be the duty of the Mayor of said
City faithfully to perform and execute all
the duties of said office, created by existing
or future laws OF the State Of Ohio.
Sec. 2. It shall be his duty faithfully to
perform all such duties, compatible with the
nature of This office, as the Council of said
City has heretofore prescribed, or may,
from time to time, hereafter impose; and II
lis hereby especially made his duty to keep
a full and accurate account of all moneys,
belonging TO said City, which may come in
TO his hands, as Mayor, and promptly pay
the same over to the City Treasurer, taking
his voucher therefor, and to'muke, at the
thine of the Annual Settlement of the hnan-
ces and affairs of said City, and at all otheI
times, when called upon by said Councillor
any committee therefor, u full and faithful
Exhibit of all said moneys. J..
Sec. g.. The salary of said Mayor shal
be One Hundred dollars per annum, pay
able quarterly, out of the City Treasury.
Passed Feb. 6,l854.
IL J.. McCLELLAND, Prest.
4 Aitpef-sI r Ram. .' tt1l ,
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EFFINGER, WHITE q LprTA,

r again calling the attention of tho publietc their
Fail advertisements, beg leave To remark that
nearly four years ago they commenced business
with the determination to be governed by the prin-
chile Of LARGE SALES and SMALL PROFITS. That we
have strictly adhered TO it is shown sbysaur great
success, and the fact that our salesthis YEAR amount
To three times as much "a they did the 6rst, and to
the great aud increasing popularity ct our aouse'
we are not only selling double the amount si'gonds
Of any other establishment, but our prieassAfe lar
lower thar they with their limited trade eansPossi-
bly afford to offer them = z1tl
The attention of all classes OF Mechanics a. re-
spectfully invited. Oar present business facilities
and arrangements with Manufacturers and Importers
enables Us to offer them greater Inducements ms
Fall than ever, You can purchase from us all
descriptions Of HARDWARE needed in Your dtfer-
ent trades at tho Iotpest possible rates. We arc GER
tain that all the Blacksmiths, CarPeatcrs, 4pggy-
Makcrs and Snddlers in the county, At they con-
suit their own interest, viii become our customers.
A close examination OF our LARoE srocK AND Low
pnIcEs before purchasing elset here, willsave them
a handsome per cent. And they Will hnd t1at Dy
purchasing their Hardware entirety. from US, thal
they will do as well as they poasioly could nave
done in Cincinnati or any other marketfn ONO -
EFf1NGER. WHITE @EATTA.eA
Lancaster, October %, 1855 70
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PROTECTION, FRI, MARINE AND
Inland Insurance Company.
-g1oE IARTfQRD. cpAAkCIICtfm.
Incorporated 1875

go MAa 10 n| ia
TVIlS Office has now transacted business for more
n hsstSken more than 10000 Rskx' md Insured
real and persoesl property sgainst Ioss by Fire and
Water TO the yalse OF more than CfsaGtfaE
.TWoyhGHDaED MILLIONS OF DoEEAGS
4 IN THTo WESTERN C0UNTRYae'L
3 Several Thousand bosses have Der n inerfrsd ur-
at the GeIeral LEGACY Office at Gncianati. and
candiions q. the policy. Is nav be seen Sy he re-
sceipta Of The FgverGl c~laimtRts on file. It&a
. The Undersigned has been furnished with blank
policies, signed bv thu oficersfof the eornpsny also
with blank renewal receipts, for continuing policies
elresdy issued, and - duly authorized Aa2PrepAred,
as Agent Of said company, to make insura0ces for any
period OF time. not LEGS than one month nor greater
tfan Rovcn years ,1fpon buildiagsa ON ti5eiroontents
occupied As Dicelihgs, Stores, IRarehersrs Chprche
rs, HptefSz Banks, Court IISa5es, Colleges, &c-i and
tHeireontentsag Sinst
LESS or DAMkGE BY FlRF.S
Ais6. on Dryc foods ~roceries, Ma aaa etsrsd GoodA
.R9Hcdues. KousehnM Furnifaie Live Stock. and
every other ddsciption Of Merehandisesnd Personal
Property. shipped or 10 be shipped per good Vessels
! or Steamboats, On ibest Of the naVigsble waters,
alAGAiNSf1 THE HAZARD OF IABAND
TRANSPORTATION AND fERIIS
INf stl 5OF THE SEAS
- FOR further information respecting rates Of pre-
n MUM, ste. ,apptyts the uDdefsigned. p nA
- al - WILLIAM r. CREED; Agent
For Lancaster and Fairtleld county.
December 9, I85S.-lm
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CONGRESSIONAL.

"a MAsAIKGroN,s Feb. 4,-Mr. Chase con-
Guided his speech thus: 1.-THE Compromise
of 1850, which afirms and continues the
Missouri Compromise, is TO be set aside,
then away with all compromises-away with
all com2acts between the North and the
South; and let us return to the ancient pol
icy Of the Government,and combining slave
ry to its limits within the States, and guar
anteeing that 10 no Territory ofthe United
States shall any man be deprived of his
life, liberty or property, without due course
Of law. Hequotsd from Pinckncy n preph'
etc picture OF the destiny Of this country,
which could be attained only by a strict ad
herencs to our plighted faith and honor
He eloquently appealed to all to stand BY
the solemn compact of 1890.
The great crowd present continued in The
most strict attention until Mr.. G. closed.
Mr.. Badger moved that when the Senate
adjourn, it be to Monday.
Mr.. Mason. / hope not,
Mr.. Douglas. We can get through will
the bill to morrow.
The question was taken and l~ost--yea'
10, nay 25. ln q
Mr.. Dixon then got the floor, and III,
Senate adjourned until Saturday.
"a (Saturday's Proceedings.}
sSENATE.-The Nebraska bill was takeI
up to-day.
Mr.. Dixon spoke in fayer Of the bill, an
c~ontended for the justice Of the provisio
which repealed the Missouri Compromise
and opened the territory alike to all citizen
ofthe Union. He said the Missouri Com
promise made ,un unjust discrimination q
gainst the STAKEHOLDER as to his rightt to carr
his property into the Territory. "A vast mc
jority Of people from all sections Of tn
country, asswell as the committee who re
ported the bill, believed the prohibition
the Missouri compromise was wrong aud ir
consistent with the principles ofthe Con
promise Of 1850 and ought to be repealed,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-09

CRIME NOT on THE INchEAsE.-The
popular idea that crime is increasing in
this countryfaster that population, is un :
founded. Statistics on the subject show
that in New York the increase for the
last ton years in the number OF State
Prison convicts is only ID per cent. while
the increase of population during the
same time is 30 per cent,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-09
3ForSaie or Rent.

TIME subscriber will sell or rent b isvaluable prop
consisinr of a NEW SAW Milo the most i'm;
proved and scientific plan, with a Grist Miu and
etherl machinery for making broom handles, plaster,
ing iath, fencing boards, and many ether r articles .n 2,
Stabling, suitable for convenience lOO ffu1t trees
Of al kinds ingood bearing order. with eleven HcreF
Of land, ALI first rate order.
fFor further particulars inquire of the subscriber
liriSe an The premises, 9 miles south Of Carroll.
Aug.94, 1868. .. sNADAN
MGopERN Buhdvrss Guide for, sale at the city
ML { e. Aug. " C0NNELL, Agent
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-09
No the Pubic.

T3oR Eiahteeh years plst,ye have trlhsstfed The
IL mevcantila business in thseity Of Lancaster, and
havc n~eyerha1 a general settlement WIN those wnn
AZ sresent As 10 require aid from those HON we have
often a~ssistedin days gone by. Please call aud sstt'e
your notes and accounts. At our counting room. and
therc5y save hard thoughts. and stiH continue the
niles md tho friepdship heretdfor@ exterdedto roo
Lancaster, Jan. 80, 1854 kEBkR & UTZ- =
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improvements Mechanical Dentistry.

.nRS. ORDER & WILLIAMS have made an i'm.
H provemept inthe art ofin-ertine artificial teeth
on metallic plates, which will avoid all the dihicll-
plate from the effects Of intense heat. and the une-
aual contracting Of the sauder and plate in cooling,
which is the principsl cause Of its Wrapping. and can-
not be avoided in the usual way Of attaching the
ton, letters patent from the United States Patent or
fee, dated October ~, 1853. See notice fthe patent
claim, Vol 8. No. Z, Page 81, Of the Scientific Ameri-
can. IPFor rights and information resger-ipe The
improvement, address ORDER WILLIAMS.
lancaster. November 10, 1913.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-09
Assignee Notice.

KTotice is hereby given that chri4tipp M Resfy
In and Thomas Kidwell, as pardnarsss under he hrn
of Beery and Kidwell, did on the otn % 81 is9aary
Is54 make assignment to the undersigned, nt, All their
property and effects, in trust, for the benefit q theiIi
creditors. Persons knowing themgelyes indebted
either by book account or otherwise, are requested
to make Immediate payment to the IuAdersisRei
Ian 7. 1854, Ill MUMAUtiH. 2
Eagle and Tslegrsph copy and charge this office.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-09
-I-a.h,.Pnlannlr WaEers.

Here is pour lRsnedy-Reliqf iatsa MtgF'e'.
lxNR tococKS PULMpNIC WAFEnS are nm
falling ii the enreafe coughs sol dsAsthaa'pr ron,
chitis. hnaTsensss, RAd alldissases 9tsne WY aney
Tsas sean and viii testify their virtue, 9ne eox
u, Z NJ satisfy the most skeptieal that they axe Ena'
renrssented. lie sure and ask for DR.. Loeoeks fut
monte Waters. the original pnd only gehouie; ~
signed, . Tayl9l, 90 Y5 W. q MY Europe saIa.is
S5tdhy Dealers gf hsSaflys y. U.s. =
Also 81 Kaufman y Otto W. Ei L
.slocum, Lancaster, ohio. 2 q iasS'
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-09
Estate OF Philip Emhioh.

NOTICES herSby giving. that havr this dsr.
IV been duly appointed AIministraior of the rs,
tate of PHrLIf ENBroH, deceased, tate Of Fairfield
county, Ohio All persohs having ela1ms sgainsi
said Estate, will present them legally authenticated
ing themselves indebted are requested to make in-
mediate payment. SAMUEL rBEERY. Adntor.
Lancaster, Jan. IL, 1854 w86. E1sfG graE %
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sAW-LoGs WANTED.

,HNHE Uudersignedwil pay the highest prices for
h Lancaster.or on the canal at some convenient place
lie expects to have his Mill in running order inJuly
next, when he will saw for cash or; on, shares, For
further particular enquire Of the undersigned.
Lancaster, Feb, Q, lS54-39 J, s. SNYDEH.
n Eagle and Telegraph copy.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-09
Cincinnati NJ

sClAcfSEArr, Fsb.S.-Flouf. held At 2 100;
firm. Whisky, s%aIesut csc. Provisions
Market ~buoyant; 10000 he bulk sides
sold at 6 cts; 1000 pounds shoulders at
4}95. Meas pork $500. Lard, prime in
bbl d.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-09

AN E-xTxAoRDfN4RY EIorEMFNT.-Th
Rev. Isaac Kemble, Of Athens, NJ Y,
some six months since formed an intimacy
with the wife Of Mr.. Payne, also of Ath-
ems, and a member Of the church (Lutheri-
am Of which Ksmble was pastor, which IN
duced Payne to- refuse TO live with hers
Last week, Kemhle and the faithless wife OF
Payne eloped, but we're overtaken by the
injured husband at Albany and arrested, :
After an examination however, Payne pro-
posedto settle tho AFFAIR." Kemble- would
pay him 800 and he might take the wo-
mau. Kemble planked down the money.
and waIksd off very cody with Payne'f
wife, while p, pocketsdt the money. KEN.
bic is a man between As and 30 years @
tage and las a wife aud six or seven chit
ldren; some Of them are married.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-09

We understand that at an election for
Justice Of The Peace at Adelphi, on Sat
urday last, therefwere no less than forty
two fights. Our informant says that he
was there but a few minute himself, and
he witnessed five knock. downs.-ChH.
Hibs
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-09
-1I5T Is BALpNEss CURED!
arprican IEafr nesfSraffv,

ErfeTs0nts American Ian Itcstofaliyc,
TENOR restoring the ffair'on Heads sHosyLLssLY
III BaLDyaJ to prevent ihsi hair from hlIirg. il
winning gh' den ePinieps n persons whosraueIhg il.
This a new article, recently introdueedsiA a sure
or B.ldness. and will stand che test Of y diseerning
pst6lic. as tfopsands who have nsef wilttesfify. Ses
Sircals TO b. had tthcs g anrH, gisingfuh Pariicu-
& co. and Y. T. Sleelrp, agenia, lancaster Ohio.
/. c. L.. Fisher eco. Proprietor, q superior street,
cievefand, Ohio. ~ EN Doc, 20 lS55--3lh
TsDWARD d. sEOoUAf, Aasins p1s ehssethe
L. satire STOCK 5ofa Drugs afd gtedicifes OF
George G, Seek ,onSs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
with aIarse and we'll selected nav stock atthe Old
Stand, known asthe City Drug Store where may
be found a Argeand Complete ssortmept p Drugs Me-
EVVare sndstyindSTr0Is grsss6s tsfsc6fes Fancy
Articles -. which Willie sold N~dhqlsast y and RETAIL
upon Fssspnabte terms g can Il pHfeeT3fa the
Ilnaiassi3tthe&le5l safl Neaae.SI
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-09
(;reat Burgains in Horses.

TWO SPLENDID STATIONS, which offer for
sale, can be seen at my stable, in Rushcreek
township, Fairfield rounty. tht9. ORR 70 ts- aAcE-
SON and the other is a Young SPARRow-HAwE z, and
Are both in good condition Qae six and the other
five years old the coming Sprtea ssd both sure foAl-
getters. They are both well trained 70 all kind Of hsr-
ness, and there stock ihs hest in the countyv The
! subscriber will dispose Of both on reaSonaole teIms
ana IN slow cenditions. lie will fake one now SIM
gle Buggy in part payment HESh1 nj
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