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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-04-13

Progress Our ncighboring city of Ian.
cas- err. on last Mon 'ay, by very large
majority, authorized the City Council to
borrow $4,000 to be applied to tho erection
OF Water Works. The improvement has
been in contemplation for several years,
ard at last II seems that "Young America,
has inf srd into the citizens of that place a
genuine spirit Of progress. The vote, by
which the loan was authorized is an indica-
ton that "O!d F"gyism" has lost its power
ard influence in that city. ZdaeSriM Covr.
"a.
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Vnlunhle pronertv FOR Sale.

'HNliE subscriber will sell, Spon;repsonsble tern b
4 his property in Oakland, twelve miles south
Lancaster. on the Ztnesville G. NTaysville Turnpike,
The property consists Of a good Dwelling House
and a new store House with Ware-llooms attached
Also his Steam aw.Mill, situate on the adioinil I
lots. The property is in excellent repair and in I
healthy section &C country.
ANY person wishing to engage in businesin a sma Il
place, Will do well to call and examine my property
oakland, Nov. 10, 1882 GEO. +. IlAMLIN.
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In Fairfield Common PIeas-.PetitiOn.
Thomas J. Reid, John o Ried and George w. Reid.
j.. ny their father and next friend, George w.
Reid, Sen.
Against
Jacob hIrlin; John Ge,z and Hannah. hia wife; AlvG
kiriin; John kirlir; Simon Kirlin; Craig Kirlin;
Ann Burr .ss: Charles Kirlin. L wis Glassiord and
Mary. his wife; and Elizabeth Kirlin heirs. at law
OF J!1n K'rlia, sen. d,ceasai;& Joseph penrod and
Meilcia' his Wde; :" Smith and Clariuda. liz
wife; Lloyd KfrlIu; John Kirli Mary Jane Kir.
lin; and Lydia Margaret Kirlin, heirs at law Of
David KILN, deceased.
' ~ said jacob Kirlin, John Getz and H,nnah,
his wife; Alva Kirlin. and Samus al Kiriin; md the .
said Joseph Penrcd and Melicia his wife, Smith
and Clarinda his wifc; Lloyd Kirlin, John Krllin,
Mary jane Kirin. AMI L, dia Margaret Kirlin h ,irs-
flaw Of the said David Kirlin, deceased, (who are
all non residents Of the State OF Ohio9 will hereby
AXE notice, that the said petitioners On the 2lst day
OF December, 1852, filed in tho clerks Office in said
court their certain petition, setting forth, among
other things, that on the Cd day Of Oct. 1888, Lah-
rettn Turner, then OF full age THE mother OF said
Pntitloners, and afterwards interma-ried with their
said iatherA made and executed . certain deed Of
conveysnceto the said ~John.Kirlin, sen, deceased.
ana MS heirs, in trust, for the following real estate,
situate In said county Of Fairfield, to-wit: the whole
OF an equal and undivided interest or moiety ofthat
ract ni lard known and distinguished by being a part
oil sec'i>n No % township No. II. of Range No n.
nrlng the sauna tract Of land Heretofore owned by
me ''te william Turner, the immediate ancestor Of
roods and five rerches, more particularly deserts.
ed IN a certain survey made by James Brown. in
September, 1888. That the said John Kir'in, senior,
sometime in the year 1862 or 1853. departed this
ht., seized of the naked legal title in and to said
premises as aforesaid, subject to the trusts in said
deed expressed, which said legal tit'e descended 10
ne SAID DESCENDANTS. coupled with said trusts, az the
heirs alta" OF the said John KirIr, senior Heccased.
The petitioners pray that said trnst may be declared.
IN accordance with the stipulations of said deed, TO
be reyoked repealed and determined, and that the
sam defendants. as he heirs-at law Of the said John
hirlin senior, deceased, be adjuaged to re convey
said title TO petitioners, within a certain day 10 DO
liked by eth. court and that in default Of such convey
Of
The said nonresident defendants will theref re
hereby take notice, that unless they shall within the
time Prescribedb by law, appear and answer or demur
TO said petition, the same will, as to them, be- taken.
as confessed and judgment go sgainst them according.
~, p. VAN TRUMP,
March Z1'-0w Attorney Tor Petitioners.
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WINNIE HOUSE,
Southeast corner BroGdtuay and Third Street,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
X, WINNIE. pROPRIETOR.

NHlS new and cornmodious Hotel, from It's location
II Is admirably calculated for the accommo, atioi
Of the business Men, as we'll as parties of pleasure
visiting the city. Its ample accommodation hav,
ing rooms N%eatness, cleanliness and comfort are IN,
principal Attraction, aud tho unremitting attention o
the Proprietor and his assistants viii insure satisfai
ton Jan. ts, le64-A97
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Va EERCmANr TAILOR S

e SPRINGER & TROUT,
IA TEAVE Removed their CIoTurNo EsrAn-
MI III LIsHMENP to tie Tallmadge Block fast
door above Eiingor. White & Latta's Hardware
Stora, where they are openinga large and extern
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 al any other estsb.
lishment in the city. Their clothing is manufs ctured
undertheir own supervision and is consequently su.
perior to that which is brought from other places
They have also on hand. q beautiful variety Of
CLOTHS. CASSIMERES VESTINGS. &C.
Which they are prepared to manufa cture to ordei
They have in their employ the best Of workmen and
are at all times prepared to make the hest fit and in
the latest STYLES. All their iOUrk IUiub be warranted
The public arerespectiully solicited to calland ex.
anime their stock, and while thankful for the liberia
patronage they have enjoyed. they assure their ole
customers and all others that they will labor to give
general satisfaction both in TIE quality and price o.
theirgOods and work. SPRINGER TROUT.
uancsstcr. April 3, 1854
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Court of Common Pleas, Fairfield County,
Ohio.-In Chnncery.

CouTt Oh common EIcaSs FHir1eidC County,
Ohio--In C~haIccry.
Iohn ". Brice ts. Charles Bowlsby, James Ravens
croft and J. D Norton.
.vsNHE saidJ y. Norton (gho is a nonresident of
a the State Of Ohio) will hereby TAKE notice thar
the said John w, Rrice, on The list day oil Sept. 1916,
filed his certain bill in chNncery in said court (Which
said suit Ia still pending in said COURT set ing forth
among other things that on or about the 18th Sept,
1899, the said James R4venscroft executed and de
livered his certain promisory note, not negotiable,
TO the said Norton. at three years after date thereof,
with interest payable annually, Tor tho sum Of S3OO.
That afterwards, and on the 10Th dav Of August. IS41,
the said Norton assigned said note to the said Charles
Bowlsby, who afterwards, and on the 18th Feb. 1872,
assignei sail note, for a full and valuable considern.
ton TO said complainant. Thu said complainant
prSys for a decree against said defendants for he full
amount due upon said note. The said defendant Nor
ton will, therefore hereby take notice. that unless he
opPesr and plead, answer or demur to said bill, with.
in sixty days after tho rising OF tho next court Of
common pleas, said bill will, as against him, be ia.
ken as confessed, and q decree goNgainst him accord
ingly. P. VAN TRUMP, Sol. for Compt.
March 90, lS6i-6w46
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CURED,

Emorson's American IIniT Restorative,
H2oR restoring the Hair on Heads HoPrLEssLv
D. BALD, and TO prevent the hair from falling. is
winning 80 den opinions fpcrsonS who ara using it.
This n new article, recently introduced, is a sure
or B,ldness. AMI will stand the test ola discerning
public, as thousands VIII hrv' usei will testify. Sce
circular TO be had OF the ag MS, giving full particp
lars. Price 81 in arge bottles. Sold by Kaufman
& CO.. and y. l. Slocntn, agnhts. Lancaster ohio
G. u. Fi-hnr 4 co. Proprietor, 81 superior street,
Cleveland, Ohio. Doc. % 1853 Sin
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importa Ice OF Improvements, and In every
section Of the city can be seen evidences
of prosp ri y and incre tsed enterprise
New bull ings are going up,nld ones repair
ed md enlarged, splendid 1agstonc pave
M cnts being laid, and thousand other IN.
mistakable evidences Of progres could be
enumerated, il Necessary. Keep the bali
IN motion, until Lancaster sha have re.
deem'd herself and taken advantage of the
numerous facilities Of this 2 head age.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-04-13

W LITTLE g. DREspAcHs have received
a nuch larger stock Of goods than they
have ever before Drought to this MARKET
Their store is crowded. We notice a large
and splendid assortment Of wall paper in
their establishment. Persona desiring any
thing of their character will DO well by Civ
ing them a call.
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Az AT-AiR OF LOVE AEpLAw.- Last even.
Ing. iva i1verS-a girl OF sixteen. aud her
afinncrd-uppeurrd before Esq, Field, not
for the purpose Of mutually entering into
bonds lymeneal but the Young man with in.
tent to place his lady love under bonds Of
the law. He charged her with having sloI.
en- SlUa N paper money out OF his vest
pocket, on Saturday night last. TIE tc.ti.
rnony. however. not being sufficient To bint
her over. the suit WINS dismissed, aud It /,
very prububie that the lady will forthwith
d.Omiss her sultor.--Siate Democrat.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-04-13

Dissolution neglected, at the time,
calling attention TO the dissolution Of the
firm Of EFriNoER, WHITE g. LArTA, dealers
In Hardware and Cutlery. The firm is now
carried on by Messrs. WHITE g. | Alta, and
the public will still find it the place to pur-
chuse cheap Hardware. Be sure and give
them u Gull.
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PACNET LANCASTER

7. u. Newton, Master. t
SETILL leave Lancaster on Tuesdavs, Thursd' VI
wv and Saturdays from foot OF Main Street. at
O'Clock, A Nj.
Leave Athens on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
fays, from De S~teiger's Warehouse at 3 o'clock A. NJ
For passage or freight, apply on Board.
H,n,~ A tri weekly line Of Coaches vii.
4hh%5SSs7sS ,un between Lancaster and Athens
2M@-and 4 daily accommodation line o
Coaches will run between Logan and Lancaster,l eav
ing Logan in the Mo ming and returning sauna dav.
e.JySss.S, ,,1%S1 The running ofthe above lines
Es%Is5 shl,AA Of Coachel and Packets will be
--sL-g'" Y made TO conform to the arriva
a, d departure Of the trains on tho cincinnati, vii
mingten and Zinesyilla Railroad.
w. CROSS, General Agent.
Lancaster, March 10, 1854
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c INTELLIGENCE.

To Clubs.-In order to give the Gazette
a more extensive circulation nmong the
farmers and mechanics of Fairfield, we are
induced 10 make the following liberal Of
fer
Clubs often, one address SIS, 90
Is 5000
90 5000
Any persons getting up a club, of not less
than ten, will be entitled to the Weekly Ga.
set.s for one year, and for a club Of fifteen
two years.
UNO postage on The Gassts within the
county.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-04-13

NtW GOods.-REBKR, KUTz & Co. have
just received a very large addition to their
Spring stock aud offer very superior induce
ments to the citizens Of Fairfield and ud-
Joining counties.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-04-13

GEsriLIri -Gentili,y 10 neither In birth
wealth, manner nor fashion; but In mind.
A niah .srnse 81 honor-a determination
neser to-iske u mea advantage Of anolh.
err IN abhUran e TO untruih--deiicncy and
pgliie0ers towards those with whom we huye
deelings, are the essential characteristics Of
egrDtlenan.
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Sin JoHS FRANKLIN CONSIDERED DEAD
On aud after this day, tho 3lst of March Sir
John Franklin and the crews Of both his
ships are To be considered ns dead, accord
ifg 10 a decree ofthe British gnvernment.--
In mentioning this fact, a contemporary 70.
lntrs the case Of Lieut Bonneville, u. 8
army, who, upon returning from n long visit
TO the Rocky mountaias, found himself dead
upnn the books Of the Adjulant Generals
Office ut Washington, and Others promoted
over him in consequence Of the general be-
lief that he und his men had persisted, or
been massncreed, The officials were in
great trouble. aud didn't know how to get
over the record, when General Jackson, who
was a man Of some civil courage, drew his
pen through the lying obituary, and 70 tered
the gallant lieutenan to life. 10 his rights,
and his back pay. Ills possible that the
British government may have to restore the
GSllant Franklin to lite In u similar way
Ball. Sun, 3lSf Of March.
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DIR: GUYSoTTS YELLOW DOCK AND sARSA.
rARlLLA Tor tho cure of disease, or asa Spring
purifier ofhc blood and as a general tonic f0r tho
system, is uurirdicd.
The curative powers o this Extract are truly
wonderful, and all invalids should make immediate
rial OF tia "'YeLiow Dock AND SARsArARILtA."-
1t cannot iniure the most delicate patient
TDEN FLY FROM MINERA NOSTRUMST
SEEK hope, life and vigor from this purely rcgcfdbr
remedy Therefore, however broken in I health an
spirits. however loathsome TO himselland others,
no one despair ofrecovery: let the patient only up
derstand that his hope Of physical restoration lies
'GuySott's F~xtracto Of Yallow Dock and SarsaparilIa ,
and pursuado him for hiR
LEES SAKE,
totry IL. and We have no hesitation in predicting his
speedy restoration to health.
1JsSe advertisement
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DR.. =. u. 'EOwmscMd'S Extract Of
SaTSapnrilIn.

TNlE remarkable ~sanative powers Of DR.. S. T..
l. T0,DuseHfs SGrsaparinG, have induced numer.
Gus attempts to counterfeit il, and make fraudulent
use Of Or. TowNsENr's NAME to secure the sale Of
SPURIOUS ARTICLES.
these counterfeit and limitations only PROVE the
VALUE OF the oRTGIEAL; and no HIGHER coMPLI-
MENr could DO paidto DIR. =. P. Townsend's Extract
ofSarsaparilfa than laborious efforts that have been
made by many to get up something like IL.
A. supply Of the Genuine Article. kept constantly
on handy KAUFMAN CO..
Lancaster, August a, 1889
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REMOVAL.

undersigned would respectfully inform his
iriend' anc customers, and the community gen
orally, that he has removed his Store TO the tnifdIt
room In Mr. She6er's netU block, nearly opposite
his former stand, where he will DO happy 10 wait
upon all who favor him with a call
Jan %, 1894. W. T. WISE,
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
Il DNoTU

WENTWORTH II BROTHERS,
Southeast co-o~r n M, ~" Fourth Sps
CINCINNATI. OHIO.
SH7Esr are now in receipt Of our usual assortment Of
Wv Spring Dry Goods. to which we invite your
attention Having rurchagpd largely at the late
heavy auction sales in New Yors, We are cnabled to
otter uajtsual i~aduecmsatR. Please exSniino our
stock before purchasing. March, 8, 1854
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Assignee Notice.

Roticc is hereby given that Christian NJ. Besry
IN and Thomas KilNeil, as %parlncrs The firm
Of BecTy aud XII vol, did ON the 9th day of January
la54 makp assignment To tho undersigned, of all their
and effects, in trust, for the benefit Of thei
Persons knowing them!elvos indebted
other by book account or otherwise, are requested
to make immediate payment to the undersigned
Jan 4, 1871. JR MUMAUGH.
Easleanl Telegraph copy and charg, this otsce.
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n a g.

" - - NJ - - . ~ ~
lave lust received and offer for sale al reduced
K prices, for cash or country produce,
ALARGEAND GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
GROCERIES,. NOTIONS, &C..
Consisting In part Of Rio Coffee, Orleans, LoArnnd
Golden Syrup; A VARIETY OF TEAS. starch, Pep
per and spices, ground and in the grain: Mustard,
God Fish. Maekerel and White Fish; Fancy Soap.
Fishing Tackle and all other articles usually kept in
an establishment of the kind.
D'Ashbrook's Whiskey by the barrel, choice Ii.
quors OF all kind, by the gallon, etc.
Lancaster, April %. 1853 JACOB ely.
GrEagle and Telegraph copy for Q months
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A PESESsULAR SrArE.--The Delaware
papers are agita,ing a prof CO. for increasing
The territorial dimensions OF that little Stlte,
by adding thereto TINT part of Maryland L
Virginia which lies east of the Chesapeak
Bay, and known as "the Eastern Share" -.
This would undoubtedI constitute q State
Of quite respe, table extent, but It 10 very
doubtful If the people o: the Eastern Shore,
either Of Maryland or Virginia. will ever
consent to separate themselves from those
under whose protection md guardianship
they have grown up to their present pros.
porous 1nd enviable condition. Possibly
they might consent that Delaware should
annex herself to their territory.
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ESTATE of Henry Moninger.

N0TICEis hereby given that The subscriber has
v been appointed AMI qualified as Executor on the
Estate Of Henry Noningnr. late OF Amanda township
Fairfield county, OHIO, deceased
Jan. %, lo5l-iw33 HIRAM M0NINGER
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NEW RnnKsI


USTRECEIVED--iaring leeds of American he.
~ roes, lights in a Book house the DiscsrdpdDaugh
tor, tho Australian cantive and the Gold Regions, Tick
Wilton, Frost's Pictorial history Of California, TX
p oring Expedition to California ,theWide, Wide World,
frank Frerman's Barber Shop, the Nile Boat, Advice
o. Young Men, History of the Mexican War, Napo-
leon nd his Mars ais, by J. C.iIeadlav: Noble Deads
toWoman, Life of the Empress Josephine.
Apri. 20. JOHN SEARLES.
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CArlrAL FOR You've MERcHASTs.-It Is
0 consolation for all right minded young men
In thiS country that though they may not
be uble to command us much pecuniary cap.
ital as they would wish to begin business
with yet there Is a moral capital they can
have, that will weigh US much as money
with people whose opinion Is worth having.
And i does not take long TO accumulate u
respectable amount Of this capital. 1t con.
sisis in truth, honesty, aud integrity; to
which may he added decision, frmness ,cour-
age. aud perseverance,. With these quail.
ties there nro, few obstacles which cannot
be overcome Friends spring up and sur.
round such n young man as If by magic.--
Confidence Il Iws out,u hirnE and business
arrum llates on his h nds. In a few years
such a young man Is in advance OF many
who started with him. Moral capital is the
thing after all.--Laafs Merrh. Mag.
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MOVEMENTS OF SANTA AKSA--lt appears
from the latest version Of the Mexican news
that Santa Anna has not gone in person a.
gainst Alvarez, but has only gone TO Chi.
pnneingO to review bic troops. AlsO tha,
the reason for tho revolt Is that Santa An,
ma has refused to pay Alvarez an snnua
stipend Of ten thousand dollars to keep qui
ct, which was allowed him by Arista.
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N WORD MORE.

no all who are indebted to the firm ofJuLiAN &
i ULRIcH, | would respectfully say, that unless
by cash or its equivalent before the first day OF jan
uary next, they win be left In the hands ofthe pro-
per officers for collection. The harvest is past
the summer Is ended and we must have money.
lancaster, Oct. 90. 1853 A l.. CLARK. =
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0J'A Southern Commercial Convention
IL To be held at Charleston, South Car lima
on the tenth Of This month. Some papers
express The opinion That It will be a sort Of
Slavery, diauniou meeting, but the CiUcin.
natl Gazette is ofa contrary opinion, md
think, the deliberations Of the Convention
will be rosiriried to the consideration Of
''measures TO improve the ommcrc aud
Trade "f h. Southern tlan,ic StatNs with
III interior Of The country" Tho Gazette
also adls tina, delegats have been appointed
to represent that Cit, in the Convention.
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To the Public.

NOR Eighteen years past wo have transacted tho
Il mercantile business in the city of Lancaster, and
hav' neverhat a genera settlement with those who
hsvo dealt With us. But ouI circumstances arc such
at prescnias to require aid from tho3c whom we have
often assistedi in days gone by. Please call and settle
YOUR notes and accounts Al our counting room, and
thereby save hard thoughts. and still continue the
smiles and the friendship heretofore extended 10 sou.
Lancaster, Jan. %, 1854 REFER & KUTZ.
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Notice ofCo.nnrtnershin.

THNHoS. II. WHITE & WIN LATTA. having
Z purchased Of Jno, Etfinger, III. interest in thu
Hardware business, have associated themselves as
partners under tho firm OF WHITE & LATTA. AMI
will continue the business at the old stand of Efin-
ger White &Lstta, No. 66 Main Street.
THOS, ii. WHITE.
WIN. LATTA.
March goth, 1854.
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FL. WISE,
1854
Ha5G

AND STAPLE DRY oooDs
Middle Room, Shelters New Block,
(Botween T~allmadge and Washington IIotcls.)
Jan. SO, 1854
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LANCASTER MACHINE FOUNDRY.
a. DEVOL is prepared to furnish all kinds Of
M. Steam Engines, upon short notice and at
Cincinnati and Pittsburgh prices.
Also. all kinds of Mill Gearing. Hosting Screws,
Regulating Sorrows Jack Screws; Fuller's Screws and
CI1nr Screws.
Mill S~pindles Of castiron or wrought.
Bales and Drivers, &c. &c.
He will also furnish the Parker Wheel 10
suit any head Of water. and with either iron or wood
shalt. Also.the Atkinson Wheel fit up as above,
The patent on the Parker Wheel has expired and con.
%seguent'y they can be had much cheaper.
lie also continues TO make DevOl's Threshing
Machines, and keeps a lot constantly on hand; war
ranted the best in Ohio.
ssAllthes above articles will be made with esreciai
care and by the best workmen, and Willie warranted.
, All kinds ofrepairing done upon the shortest notice.
Ne also keeps constantly on hard, L KINDS OF
CASTINGS, usually kept in a Foundry. lie has
completed his front shop. so that those who call
can examine his work.
The known quality Of the work done at this estsb-
!ishment lormanv wears pastis the best guaranteed that
in future, the subscriber willlabor to desire the IA.
tronag' of the public. He invites examination.
Lancaster, April &c. 1859 G. DFVOL.
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BLAcxwoop's MAoAgmE.-.Nep W,

BLAcKwoop's MAoAZME.-.Nep Yorj
Lonafd Scott d Co.-The March numbeI
presents tn following bill of iarc:' Di
ra"h-a Biography; The Quiet He IT, Par
~; The Roman Church and the Protecto
rate u Turkey! The Two Arnolds; Counr
Sigiamund's WIN; News from the Farm
Alexander Smiths Poem; The Epidemic,
al The Middle Ages, The Song Of Metro,
doms; The New Reform Bill. Article.
fourth aud seventh IRE oil 4o have found
time to read. The review oi Arnold's Pc,
m t. both %hippant and sneering, while tha,
upon the uew Ayrshire bard is rather favor
able, but un p'eosantly patronizing.
C~AIRo.-iirs. Frances D. Gage, wei
known to newspaper readers, was recently
Mt this "City of Conjecture" ut the mouth
Of the Ohio. She thus describes Il:
"a low muddy, diraGrecoble place as one
could conceive, of 43 dwelling houses, II Of
them huis, 4 thverns,7 liquor shops stores
one or two wharf boats, ! coal nnd J WOOD
boats, wunid make NIL Of Cairo. Yet the
land in the mud lying upon the river, IL
held at one hundred dollars a fnnt, and fouI
ceres jus, back Of the town said n few days
since Tor fourteen hundred dollurs."