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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-07-27
MAGAZIN


TNEILX G. B~ARBENCH0N has become proprietor,
by purchase, Of the Grocery Store of H.B. Hunter
& Co., 10 which he hasjust added a large and superhne
variety of Family Groceries, now arriving and to arrive
from Cincinnati, and other marts. In making his pur-
chase he has had in view the accommodation of his
friends and discriminating public, for all seasons. He
comlnends to their attention, among other articles, at
prices that cannot fail TO give satisfaction.
CONTEMPORARIES OF all kinds, for families and
parties.
Candies, Tarragonia Almonds, English Walnats and
Brazilian Nuts, Figs and dates.
JeLics, and 6elatine for Jellies, Prunes, &c.
OF Famils Groceries he will only mention Phil. pow
dered and crushed SUGAR, New Orleans do, TEAS,
Rio and Java COFFEE Spices, Molasses, Golden Syr-
up, French Chocolate, Mushroom Walnuts, Tomato
Catsup, a spleadid lot of English Diary Cheese, and
other articles to numerous TO put down here.
Motto forget, also, Liquors, Brandy for the sick and
convs .escent, cigars years old, smoaking and chewing
TOBACCO, Powder and Shot for the Sportsman.
He will keep on hand n variety of Paints, TarRfsk
snd Japan ofhis own manufacture for the trade.
Notleast, a large and full assortment of QneensDdre.
so, Wooden oare, Tubs, Buckets, &c.
trFHe hopes to obtain a fair shair ofthe public favor
In his new undertaking, and looks for the approbation
and patronage ofhis friends. Having been compelled
to r%elinquish his former business as fnjuriousto healthy
he will make a fair trial o this, to see ifit will not front
his purse, as we'll as his health. If the experiment., to
which he will devote his undivided attention) does not
succeed, he will be able he trusts, TO serve the public in
some other useful capacity.
May 5 1854. FELIX g.,
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RGthsr SaspieiOus.-We understand
that a chair bearing the initials G. H. F. @.
can be seen in one of the drinking sa-
looms on Main street. Can any of the
"oficial Gentlemen tell us how it got
there2 Which one Of you, gentlemen, has
been con a bender?"
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Eg-The Board of Health, of Chicago,
report % interments on Saturday last, II
of which were of cholera. On Sunday
they report &c, 10 of cholera.
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Estate of Samuel G. Stambaugh.
TVNHE undersigned have been duly appointed and
qualified as Administrator upon the Estate ofSam-
uel G. Stambaugh, late of Fairfield county, deceased.
M. A. DAUGHERTY,
s,tr JOHN d. MARTIN. : &
Lancaster, July Is, 1s54-4w11-Eagle copy.
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vALUAnLE LAND ron SALE.

OOH ACRES Of fertile LAND, situated6 milesnorth
eDS of Lancaster, the Baltimore road passes
through one corner of the same, there are two separate
openingson said land, of about 70 acres ~
tf..A each, a House and Barn on each, a spring 49,
water on the other, IN Orchard OF different fruit on each,
and a mover failing stream passes through aboutth CEN
trc Of said land. The landis we'll tinbered and Is all
enclosed.
The subscriber will sell The whole together, or In two
parts 70 suit purchasers. Terms, &C., can be known by
calling on = HENRY ARNOLD,
Lancaster, July IS, 1854.
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ErWe have justreceiyed a large lot Of
fire paper for business circulars, Also
a lot of the finest quality Of cards ever
brought to this city, finely enameled on
both sides. We would be highly pleased
to furnish our customers with cards. circu-
lars, hand bills, DC, &c.
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LOST.

~ The case is Of Green Turkey Morocco, OF an oval
shape, / passed from the residence ofMr. Gatesto my
oface; thence down Broadway to Columbus-up Co
iumbus 10 Jail, and up Jail to High Street, along High
Street to Main, down Main TO my oGice, and lost 1t IL
the rounds. The finder will confer a great favor By
leaving II at my office, Latta's Corner.
Lancaster, July Is, 1854. U.
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BREAD! BREADA BREADM
sAmuEL REERY

sss SAMUEL BERRY
VTToULD respectfully announce to the, citizens Of
wv Lancaster & vicinity, tbath he has commonwealth
bread, Light RusIS q ornciper Baking
in connection with his forner baking, &is now prepared
TO FURNISH FAMILIES
with every thing In the above line. Having In his en-
ploy the best Of bakers, he feels confident that he can
please all who may favor him with a call.
n PCall at his Store on Main Street, and also at his
Bake-House, corner OF Columbus & Mulberry streets.
Lancaster. July Io. 1854. 4
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CONGRESSIONAL

WAsHNeroS, July e1.-Ssnate.-The
call TO order Was Withdrawn, when Mr..
Bayard concluded his remarks. Mr.. Hun
ter modified his substitute, by excepting
lands reserved along railroads, the price Of
which had been fixed at two dollars fifty
cents. A debate ensuedA pon amendment
offered by Mr.. Brown, lasting till 8 o'clock,
when it was rejected. Mr.. Sebastian NOV
ed two amendments to substitute, n re-
serving Indian lands, the other extending
the bill to present premption settlers
Both were agreed to.
Mr.. Bayard said the determination to
pass this unheard of bill of Hunters, look
cd as if legislation had been agreed upon
outside of the Senate, to cut off all debate
or amendment, perhaps to promote the IN
terest of some Presidential aspirant. The
chair pronounced Mr.. Bayard out Of order.
MI. Bayard appealed.
The Senate concluded the amendments
to Hunters substitute, as reported from
committee to the Senate. They were a
greed to, and the bill was ordered to be en-.
crossed for the third reading, when,
At nine O'Clock the Senate adjourned.
The following are the homestead pro-
visions Of Hunters bill:
Section 8 provides, that any free white
person who is the head of a family, or who
has arrived at the age of FL years, and il
capable of holding lands under the laws o
the State in which the lands lie, shall, from
and after the passage Of this act, be entitled
to enter one quarter section OF vacant anS
unappropriated public lands, and no more
which may, at the time the application i
made, be subject to private entry, or
quantity equal thereto-to be located in
body, in conformity with the legal subdi
visions of the public lands,
Sec. 9. That the person applying 70
the beneftof the eighth section of this &C
shall. uponapplication to the Register of tn
Land Ofice in which he or she is about t
make such entry, make affidavit before tn
said register that he or she is the head of
family, o. is twenty-one years of age, an
that such application is made for his 0
her exclusive use and benefit, and those c
, specially mentioned therein, and fling
|, with the Register, heor she shall, thereuI
, on, be permitted to enter the quantity {
, land specified; provided, however, that n
/ certificate shall be given, or patent issue
therefor, until the expiration of five yeal
from the date of such entry, and until tn
! person or persons entitled to the land S % Ell
+, tered shall have paid for the same twenty
five cents per acre, or ifthe lands have bee
} in market more than twenty years, twel,
and a half cents per acre.
Other provisions follow, relating to IL
. case of the death of settlers before obtail
ing the patent &c.
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BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
FED g. M A NJ

REED g. A N
VKToULDtakc hisopportunity to return their thanks
wv to their numerous friends for the very liberal
patronage heretofore extended TO them, and
ISE1 assure them that no pains shalt be spared to
sustain the hattering reputation already attain
ed, and in order To- meet the, greatly increased
demand ut there Establishmeni for Boots and Shoes,
they have in addition totheir own manufactu ring just 70
ceived from the East n very large and fashionable stock,
consisting in part as follows: H4Nr
Mems Fine Calf, Kip and coarse Boots,
Gents pat. Calf CATERS and Ties,
+ g Buskins and MOnroes,
All kinds of Ladies' and Misses Boots, Shoes, slippers
and CATERS, !.
Also, an assortment Of tho best quality Of Children
fancy and plain Shoes,
In addition to- the above we are constantly manufac-
turing largely, for sale and also 70 order, oil kinds oil
Boots and Shoes, which we haveno heshaBey In saying
will compare in price and quality with any stock In the
Western country may lsrle34
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IH.SC0TT. DENTIST.

- HTAS opened hisnew oAice.in EDing's
Brick Building Main Street, onths
HI, where he can be found every day
LIZ" during business hours, from 8 70 - Am.
and from / to 5 O'Clock, p. M. For about 30 years I
have labored constantly TO obtain that state OF perfec-
tion in filling (pluging) Teeth, which would result in
saving for life all the natural teeth. II Is not now a
question with akilful Dentists whether they can be saw
cd or not, and that is obtained by giving a greater A.
mount of labor and care to each operation, and useing
none but gold Filings. Success In this course saves a vast
amount Of suffering from tooth-ache and from extract
ing teeth, and wearing OF artificial teeth, which Is the
sure result Of decayedteeth neglected. ] give. my pat
rons certified guarantees 10 BIO effective during the lives
as we'll as the entire safety OF the tooth, so no charge
will ever be mado for repairing II should become me-
of me mouth. THANKFUL for the very liberal patronage
/ have received from the eltiEents Of Fairfield county
uance. II. SCOTT.
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NOTICE.

a PPLICATIoN will be made by the undersigned,
"A Executors OF the last WflQl Jacob Huber Sem,
ration flour weeks from the publication OF this notice,
TO the Probate Court OF said county, for an order TO dis
pose OF certain desperate debts due to said Eatate, &C.
cording to-the provisions OF the Statute in, such. cases.
Alipersons interested win take notice accordingly.
E.e I'd p. AsHBRDOK,.i
JOHN FREED,
June Q, ls5i.- lwSt Executors
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ETA terrible storm Of wind and rain.
prevailed through the greater portion Of
Westmcreland county, Penn, last week.
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CHARGE OF ABDUcTIoN.-A young man
who gave his name as s. M. Sutlife, and
stated that he WIS a resident of Forestville,
Connecticut, was committed by the May
or, yesterday on a charge of attempting to
abduct a young lady, a native of Franklin,
in the parish of St. Mary's, louisiana
The young lady alluded to is scarcely II
years Of age, and the daughter of highly
respectable parents-her father being ed
itor and proprietor of a very influential
southern publication. She met with the
defendant some time ago at Franklin,
where he attended store, and the parties
being naturally pleased with each other, an
attachment sprung up between them
Shortly after thismeeting, the young lady
and her sister were sent to a Seminary in
Licking County, Ohio, to finish their edu-
cation. Subtitle followed them thither, and
by promising the girl that he would marry
her Immediately, and representing to the
proprietor of the institution that he had
been deputed by her father to take the
lady to the East for the benefit Of her health,
he induced the foolish girl to leave the es-
adjustment and accompany him to this
city. From the treatment which she re-
ceived at his hands on the road, and the
strange manner in which he conducted
himselfhere, it became evident to the lady
that his intentions were not honorable, so
she resolved to tear herself from him, and
for this purpose applied to Mr.. Reilly, pro-
prietor Of the hotel at which they were
stopping, for his protection, This gentle
man at once interfered, and on Subtitle at
tempting to take the girl from the housed he
had him arrested. The Mayor, after hear
ing the case, desired the prisoner to leave
the city in six hours, or he should send him
up as a vagrant, but taking nc notice ofthe
order, he was again arrested, and in default
Of $4,000, committed as above stated
The prisoner isa dashing looking young
man, and maintains that his intentions to-
ward the girl were purely honorable, He
exhibits letters from various firms in Phil
adelphia, and declares that his arrest is an
unjusti6able act, and one which he will
not fail to resent when he regains his lib
erty. The young ladyis still at Mr.. Rel,
ly's; she will be sent back to the Seminary
to-day, a wiserif not a better girl, thar
when sheleft t.-PiRs6urgh Gazette 1871
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4SrThe motion for q change Of venue
in the DtcK murder case was overraled,a and
the trial is progressing in Dayton.
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R7-It took SO. 900 pounds of gold to pay
the check for 81, O00, 900 given to the
Mexican Mipistersina cordane with thelate
reaty. 1sf. =.
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DOCTOR

~practiced his profession for the past Eiglh
years, has now located himself permanently II
Residence, ShRfer's Hotel.
HPOFFICE-In G. +. Skaters Law Office.
Lancaster, July 6, 1854.
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MOOre,s Wheat Drill. r
GOODS Ar NEW YORK PRICES.

I"AVING resolved to close out our STOCK OF
SUMMER GOODS, we hereby notify all persons
wanting Goods at New York prices, that We have DE-
and WILL sell on our extensive stock at
such low rates as shall prove acceptable TO the public.
We purchased our stock for CASH and can offer great
argains, therefore all persons wanting goods, had bet
or call promptly. WHITTIER. & JULIAN.
Lancaster, July 10, 1854.
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No. ~ rnr BhL.-The citizens Of Mad.

Nor IN THE BiLL-The citizens of Mad
ison Wisconsin, were favored with a visit
from the HippOdrome IN the Fourth of Ju-
.ly. Everything passed of well enough in
the day time, but in the evening the au-
dience were furnished with an exhibition
"not advertised in the bill" which is thus
described in the Madison argus:
In the evening the immense crowd was
again attracted, though the number was
not so great as that which attended In the
afternoon. All passed off satisfactorily
till the racing by the ladies, who were pass
ing the short stretch at the corner, when
one ofthe horses stumbled and went over,
carrying the rider with him, He rolled
completely over her, by which her ankle
was badly hurt, the ligament being torn of
from one side of the joint, leaving the foo
dangling loosely and helpless. Her thigh
also received an ugly flesh wound, he
arms and shoulders were sprained, and he
face bruised considerably. As her hors'
fell, another horse directly behind attempt
ed TO jump over, the fallen horse, which
partly rising at the time, caused the jump
ing horse to execute aperfect somerset, ais
Throwing his rider short distance ahead
and then walking over her, happily with
out injury. Thelriders who were throw
were borne out ofthe ring from the pres
ence of the Mortified audience, many O
whom supposed hat one or both was fatal
ly injured. The one who first fell was TAX
en- to the hotel. and her wounds dressed
The other recoveredin a sborttime, mount
ed her steed again and look the next hea
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ARNnLn,S INKS,

A N invoice ofthe above article or all colors in use
N from one quart TO one OF. Just received at the Bos
ton Book Store. ID b NUDGE,
Lancaster, July II, 1854
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FANCY GOODS, PERFUMERY, &c.
A FINE Assortment Of Lubin's and Harrison's Ex-
~ tracts, Toilet Water, Cologne, Bureau Perfume,
of all kinds, Lyons, Kathairo, Bary's lricopherons
and Oils OF all kinds, Soaps, Shaving Cream, DC.
Call at the Boston Book Store. ID. B.. NUDGE.
IancaateF. July II. 1854. II.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NEW BOOKS JUST RECEIVED
nOoTOR WHITE, HOMROPATHIsT,

ID E~sPECTFULLY begsleave to inform the citizens
u of Lancaster, that hei permanently located in an
Once adjoining the SWAN HOTEL, corner of Main and
Columbus Street, where he will be ready to receive all
orders for the treatment OF every variety and form Of
Disease, in whatever age or sex they may be found.
All orders left at the Once will receive prompt at
tention.
Rsfsrenees-A. 4. Small, NJ. D., w. A. Gardener, M.
DIV Williamson, M. D., philadelphia; j. Fox, NJ. ID.
COvington, Kentucky; Professor r. Echeman, M. D.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Office hours. from Z to o A.. NJ, to 3 and Ito 9 /. M.
Lancaster, July PC, 1854. J.B. WHITE, M.
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vETos.-Tho Washington correspond
ent ofthe Baltimore SUD says;
Achange has come over the face Of af.
fairs here in regard to the Presidents pol.
icy concerning important measures before
Congress. There are limitations that the
President viii veto the Homestead bin and
the river and harbor bill.
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FRESH Ar IV OF BOOTS & SHOES.
I'D. SHoGKLEY & co. would respectfully in.
that they have Just receivedt the latest and most approv-
ed styles of Gents Ladies' Misses aud Children's wear
excluding every thing in the Boot and Shoe line.
HPCa and see them. G. ID. HOCKL & 20.
lancaster, July 10, ls54-lw
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THE OLD SLOW and EAsY FOUNDRY
Messrs. Clarke, Wright & Co.,

Messrs. Clarke, Wright ~ C0.s
HAVE taken for q number Of years, the Foundry
owned by John Arney, Esq, situate upon colam-
bus and Broad Streets, IN the city Of Lancaster, where
they are determined to be on hand with all such nrti-
eles In their limo, as the country requires.
COAL, WOOD, COOKING AND PARL0UR STOVES,
N--M Mil. Gearing, Machine CASTINGS and
S PL0UGH Of various patterns, war
SAREA44S@ ranted a superior article, together with
all minor articles In the Foundry line.
CLARKE'S Cornstalk and Straw Cutter,
An articles superior to all others Of the kind in the
country, and one to which VIC invite the special atten-
ton Of the Farmer. This machine for cutting shock
corn for high feeding or fattening stock, will save from
30 to 20 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 caleu-
lated for either hand or horse power. We arc also
preparing to furnish to order
McCOrmick's Reaper and Grass Cutter and
Mo0Te's Wheat Drill.
Farmers give us a call. Everybody give us a call,
and buy our goods and wares, our ploughs and shares,
and we will try in turn to buy your corn, your wheat,
your Hour, your meat, your hay, your oats, your rag
bank notes, or aught you may desire 10 spare, of broken
pots or other ware. We therefore have the highest
hope, without designing any joke, that you will give a
liberal share OF patronage 10 US who arc determined to
do business on the most liberal terms.
February 10, 1854. CLARKE, WRIGHT & co.
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M%ERcHANT TAILoRs

81 SPRINGER & TROUT
, MTTAVE removed their Clothing Establishment
othe Talmudge Block, first door East d
Waite & Lasta's HardUars Store, where, they are, OPEN
ing n large and extensive assortment Of SPRING AND
SUMMER GOODS, and are now manufacturing every
vnriety Of SpriRR and SHHsaser Wear, which they will
sell as low as the same quality Of goods and word can
be purchased at any other establishment In the city.-'
Their clothing Is manufactured under their own super
vision, and Is consequently superior to that which Is
Brought from other places. They have also on hand, n
beautiful variety Of Cloths, cassfmerss, Vestings Sc,
which they are prepared TO- malufactue to order. They
hove in their employ the best Of workmen. and are az
an times prepared TO- make the best fits in the latest
styles. al heir ork UiH be aoGrranted..
The public are respectfully solicited TO call and ex-
anime their stock, and while thankful for the liberal
patronage they have enjoyed, they assure their old Gus
toners and all others that they will labor TO give gem
eral shtisAction botls In the quality and pree.of their
goods and work SPRINGER & o
LOneaster, Aprf5, 1884
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THE LANGnoRNE MILLS rorsa,e.

IN SATURDAY TIE llrII NOVEMBER next,
~ it 1T ii not the far day. " ii ofles tor sal
thai vel known MI lLlNG PROPERTY situate.i wui,.
in the Corp"uion at lyuchnlg, inmcdiotey npun the
imes Rvcr X tnnwha Cnnal. suous to the depot
Of the Virsiuin Tennessee Railroad sud al Joining The
dcroi Of the Orange Alcxandriu Railroad The above
properly contains tcre4 OF lanl upon which is sua
ted IA L1RGE MiNCFACTIR/NG hN.L, will
tx run II BUR Stones eupnbl Of grinding 30 bbls.
tlourper day. The machinery Of ca-t nnot the
apr We patterns mad everything abuu I'll" lremis,s l.
in the mast perfect otjrr Attached !" the FIGURING
Mill. the c, IN upl Plaster Mill.-huth having
LARGE cr'T'M pom tie premise. there i nj gnot
Miller' II US, Goopc's shop mud all tie necessary
uut h"
TfrMs-T property -now rna"ra le'4' until l.
july, 1853, al nnno rrnt a. 100. pnat c quarti
ly the viii he assigned thc nurchasa One
hni ol til" purchase money ia hni, tn 'niiauce pnyn
bic Nhn five y,ar>-bcarir interest from dttt; thoag
II the purchaser Irrt,r- tc have five uddltiona
years up II each payment by paving the interest lua'l
y Personal securi'v ami II len upon the property io
the deferred pay mrnts viii be tcqar" !.
OCT 2J-drll nov II. S. LANGtI 0RNE.
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Land for Sale in Pittsylvania and
Bedford.

f. i'll sell the pIuce winch live. nea, Chalk IN
Iii Level, in the county Of PtttsvlvIhin, VITA 5OO.I
of Land or any quantity less lnn SO The i'm.
prose1enis of the ind, being the residence of
the hie John q les. lie soil il gond--producing
Co' and b bluegrass without the and OF nlnnur,s.
Ahhouhh ne gborhood is $ henIthy a my other
yet oul be lucrative situation Tor gund physician
About foui mile. distnul. | would sel unother tract
continuing about 500 acres. This place has 81 the or
binary impr lvencn's except Family Dwelling
have nnoth~r Of 40 acr,s for sne ia the couu
~ of Be- ford, four five mi from Buord's depot
in Goo~e Greek Valley II entirely in woods and uE
to d- fine opportunity 10 persons wishing engage in
the Lumber business furnish wood the railroad
Address J. r. MILLER,
Chalk Level, Pitt.y lvanlu co, Va
E.rt.