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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-16

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Jo1N cehnLrRAu1n.o q Maaissa isEa.hlr,
Divers ecasiont1ntds1sln1r sr.fnt than1ma Rnd
|charAeter AZ Chzflga EplGeoh 81 to toUrfAip
ss sSs,s S y iete,,isrta ase - $50:
guilty Of frcihe ana Esfnir9 b frr
4hsiss seen seeadssit y rfns Wall n rals-
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asi tlrthin f.lf sthas, eQE sekpeEletee thet
have bosn guiity ef fha hafrtSuntenautt and that
In talking about this mel.er 70 ofheo, thft I have
gsss sasrges ard inIiHgsiiees sEsiSst lls rspu,s-
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No1vinordeF tha1 NV 40 laSdsn . she nams and
eharAeter olfhn aidfhaIlgsE Etfeolel tok0rfttT re-
sIst SD ? e ~ ever y 9rd yhlsA hsyt ..ie Or
name 4 character q the said chsr 81 spfycjednr re-
isuou tofhiaEnaftnI ant aTthumoroha Efhuars
iraeted and iaiten hacs SAID shsrygA do rrety au-
i 10 .asS 's nhs sals cslilss s1 slsS I g.s 'T Nv. ssf sg
publication orsothsfrireg TO eorrnef trfsuf imprse-
sions which may have boeH formed aSsisst him In
feEsTd z bee sl,Iee5 Ia 80
Tie Siaie Of Ohio, Ffftstsd tos=.H, Is.
before mrs Alfred Eevsish, sJtsti.s offhe Peseo
wihia andfor saiieousfy. peesnbaHy caIps Salem
= WOLF made solemn odth. Gsays, that on the dav
that the barn Of John cradlebaugh sEnl burrt Ia
Naaison ieynshiP, Eiraeid. county. Qhi9she wso
crgagedoithefarm 81 Charles Eversoie IN plough .
ing. and TINT the said a'avIes EversoIs wss = hons
on said day. also engaged ~ ploughiugine feldEith-
IN view Of the Ona. In Which wss and We lett OF
p,oughinq about the tine .the sun WIS sitting. and
acre boa stths Hsrn together takfng core Of our
horses, afor we were dunes S@wenf from -tha harm
20 The hopse,whsre w. Remained tegalker until a.
bout eighto'eloek. wheH the said Cbafles Eversol0
stsrtedfo he barnto tnia his hoTses Into no pas
ture. Ind Immediately ffsn going out hoacaiisd N
me. W cone eut. and vent mi. and W. saw tho
light ~ the dyeeiioP Of creelessash'stwe lpeled 81
hosss and FoissIhsa III hight.
8 anas asAEDBf a WOLF.
swoTa 90 ard su5seri5eE bqforesae,fk is i2ih day
Tof Sept, A D 1851. hLT8ED McVEIcH. =
y JusicsOf The Pesca'
lido borsbv certify ti1xfbe writing above the az.
hfsvTt. was gi9ea under mJshand aRd seal this 18th
JOHN oREDLTBAuGH.
Signed and aeslSs IN Teseneet vs.
OREN A2BOTT,
49, 5s rasoagmeI E EOONTZ,
ELLIOT GRffFITH.
February "a IssA-cnE
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nRY GOoDs Z CARPET sToRE
JOIN sIFfLLITO G GO.

No. II. East Fnurth Street. C~lncInnnti, o
80 RESPECTFULLY inform their customers and
"a purchasers generaIlr. that they are now oFsa-
ing an extensive aul comp sts assortment OF Fancy
anl staple English French, German and American
nrv Goods, also, Foreign and American Carpeting,
impol ted direct from Manufacturer s
Floor Oil Cloths, tho oughly seasoned. from 8 TO
81 feetin-wiiih alsrge stock slv7avs on hand.
GFamilies. Hotel Keepers, Stesm boat oE uersa and
strangers may DEPEND up0a fuliuy the best class Of
goods in our line, az priccsss low as they can ne pur'
chased in the Eastern cities. ksrch Z, 1854.
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NlYTICE.

RToTtCE is hnreSy given, that Christian y, Rec
IN ~ and John1eulens, fcrthemselves,and Christ
ian NJ. Rrery and John Jenlinsa as partners under ne
epmher. 1883. make assignments to the gndeTsigned
ofaIl their property Real and Personal. IN trust ser
the benefit Of their creditors generally Pcys2ns Know
ing themselves indebted 70 Christian \, sssfy, o.
John Jenkins, or Boery & %Jenkins' VIZ eetL ~ ~
Isneaytef. Dee. 81. 1883 J.R MuMAUGH
TrEagio 4 Telegraph copy and charge this ollce
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80 ADvEETIsEnENrs.

HOUSES B0Ts for SAFE In RUY tLfoS.
't1HE un8eTsizurd VIII seii II private sale, he FOL
x l3FihgfJ0fs ia The Tom = h~nTaAoH, Fairieid
eliaty. Odia. trsssiis Lots Sos 50 40 t9a
~ On Let 1884 sitasiel 4 GOOD BWEL~Al
=. LfSG UnilsE, aHiRS, , csiinpt shopk<
Eisad WaTc RssH. ard some Fruit fREFS. II
Terms 81 Gale sni conditions viii hs made known
% apPplleApti by th2 undessig1Si0n the premises.
M,rsh u. iSJf JJf!S hUMRICRHoCS
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NrtV forK

NEw York, March If-Flour, declined
6 cent. Sales amount 20 1900 bdrreIs at
7,sIns,oo, 600 barrels Southern sold al
sfs25, showing a decline ofl2 cents
Wheat, market unsettled. Corn, dali, with
light sales at e2as6 cents. Whiskey, 900
barrels Prison sold 81 20 cents.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-16

AUTHORITY OF CITIES OVER RAILROADS.
The Superior Court of New York has just
made an important decision in respectto The
right of a city 10 establish railroads within
its bounds. The city authority had given
Sharp and associates liberty TO construct q
railroad in Broadway; and the court dccid-
ed that they had no right nor authority te
do, as the power to grant charters to rail
roads was vested in the legislature, and not
in a corporation deriving its powers from
the Legislature.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-16

Miss CArnARINE HAYES has gained the
suit brought against her in New York to re
cover a forfeiture of G4,00o for not fulfilling
a contract which she made with Mr.. Ward
well for her services, for three months on
her first arrival in this country. The court
decided for the defendant on the ground that
the contract had been assigned to a third
party.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-16

ANOTHER SMASH uP.-The passenger train
that left Columbus yesterday afternoon,
when about three miles this side of Shelby
ran off the track. One passenger car and
the cars between itand the locomotive were
broken to pieces. The locomotive was not
much injured. The engineer aud two or
three of the hands were bruised somewhat,
but no lives lost, and no bones were broken.
20. S. Jour. se0
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B. P. G3HwaT 20,
AND FORWARDING AGENTS
Pig Iron Corner, Part.mou,h. Onto.

Pig tron Corners P~9rtsTnou'h, ohto'
VETR sre row prepared . receive sud ship goods
Y consigned 70 US. either hy river or canal We
have first dGsy rcir aEt s9und lsicrf5Ocf, moored
al he smiling in front 81 Cur warehouse. This will
avoid the necessity OF t'sehsrsing goods on shore in
bad weather, snd save drsy ing to cwners
All consigrnents either lo- re-shipmnnt or for
sale promptly attended TO. n~arrhS,lS14
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GTA correspondent of the Detroit In
quirer, in speaking of the Saginaw Indians,
says:
Some Of these Indians are intense ways
in their way. One of them, having given a
trader some annoyance, was told that in
case he was seen again with a bottle, il
would be- taken from him and thrown into
the FIRE. A few days after, the Indian APP
peared, with his pint flask in his blanket as
usual, but the trader was good as his word.
and demanded the bottle, which the Indian
gave up,and started for the door. The trad
er threw the flask into the stove, upon which
whang went the stove, and out came the
windows, the trader following close behind
The next time that man burns an Indians
whisky bottle, he will examine it, TO sec
that it is not of "Dupont's" make.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-16

THEREf giilf Be a Pefftion presented "a Ahe Com
L-missiansrs Of Fairfield county, ohio, a. their
March term. prsying 81 thel=yin1 out and establish
ing a eounty rosd, 6egirnirg4s the scuthesst corner
Of Ghztstiaa Euch's 6r y on he Pitcher rapt; thence
On the linz be.gs.n said 2 Ruci abdSolomeB Bach,
coutinuing On S. Ruch's line TO the northwet corner
'he1ca On The iire between David S lifier and ]. P.
Ashbrook; theEce to the Newark road. On or 10 near
the line as practicable BefweenR B. Ruiek 81 Freed.
Thomas or(SamueD AHdersoH andgEalfzpr RgffeT.
Jan IL s4 KfsNY pEnTfoSEzs.
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BRIrIsH Quarterly REVIEWS. We
have received the January numbers of the
West Minister and British Quarterly Re-
views, re-published by Leonard, Scott g.
Co., New York. Each Of these numbers
contains a rich table Of contents and should
be placed in the hands of every family in
the country.
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oHro.-Hear what Horace Greedy says Of

OHro.-Hear what Horace Greedy says Of
our State:
We hardly know a State whose soil is APP
preciating in value more rapidly than that OF
Ohio. We regard her to-day, with Two
and.a-Hal Millions Of penple, as the most
magnifccntly timbered State in the Union,
and her central location, accesst to the great
markets of Cincinnati and P~ittsburg, prox,
unity to the seaboard, and almost unequaled
facilities for transportation by River, Lake
Canals and Railroads, insure most rapid
increase in Population, Production, ant
Wealth. In 1860 her population will be
about -Four Millions, and we doubt whether
more than one State will then be ahead o
her.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-16

o. NJ. HYDE has been elected Mayor of
Detroit by 200 majority. He was the Wing
candidate, was opposed to the Nebraska.
bill, and Detroit has generally given a Dem
o~cra,ic majority o. 500; yet he and the ma
iorily of the Wing ticket were elected.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-16

Progress.-The city of Lancaster, by
proclamation of the Mayor, is called upon
TO vote upon a loan of 800 600 to be applied
to the erection of water works in that city
tits an Improvement much needed, and we
doubt not but that the citizens will give it
their approval. --ZdReS. Courier.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-16

IcEBERGs AT SEA.--Tae captain Of the
packet ship MiddIesex, from Liverpool, ar
rived at New York on Monday, reports
that his vessel was locked in the ice for five
days, and had a very narrow escape
from destruction. A large quantity of ice
was passed through, he says, and must have
been nearly 800 smiles in length. Thirty
icebergs were counted at QUE time from lat,
AT to ten. AS 81.
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KEF L~AECAsTEE

J.. z. Nevtoa, ne.teT. ~
NTILL IsaTeran-asiaT m Tne7d3vs, Thprs1ays
~ an s~atlr5fys from 70. Of Main Street. ct 8
O'Clock, a ~.
Leave Athena og hshsys, Ksdasal4ys asd Fri.
tsyE, ffon pe S.oigf' Nsrehouar,at5 o'clock A. NJ
For pas1age os lrs;sh. appiv "a B1ard.
@ A frfsweetdy Iins IF CoAehss viii
iun befvrren Lancaster and Athens.
@s md zFGsiiy scsgHlg5sitsn line af
Cnsrhcs will rIn bstyrarn Lngan and LAneasteT ,leay-
ing Logon n the Nosnirg snirefarnlng cana cay.
i9eE%ga, ET0 drraAth- aF0ss above lines
e ofcotr5ss sH3 RaskstSwM be
-1h' 1aldsts sopflrm 10 tbe aIivd
~ Z departure dfba trains On The CinrinD4i, vii.
u]i1gtcn s5d zinessiiIs Rsiirsa5.
UGgoSs, General Agent.
z T-r-.@.or sf.r-f 20 ryzt
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6-If our citizens design makingn pub
PIC demonstration in honor OF the arrival of
the first train it would be well to make the
necessary arrangements at as early a day as
possible. Let it be done by all means
Keep up the enthusiasm. Bring in the
big OK
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%u0MMERCIAL MTELlIqENCH.


eiScfSxTf, March iL--Flohr, stsaey at
SC sO@6,s5. Provisions--Nothfng fraas-
pirsd, aud market duh. 800 bashe8 Dried
Peaches sold a. si,75. wbiskeI s2s ctsi
receipts light.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-16

ONO CLTTLE.-Two droves of bcef cat.
tie were sold in New York last weelr, which
are worthy Of special uotice-one, consist
ing Of l24 head, from the farm Of THOMAS
RENSIcK, of Ohio, sold at an average OF So,
producing a total of 80 -92o-the o.her, from
the farm Of Col. ELIAS Florence, of Picka,
way county, Ohio. cou-isting Of 1902 head,
sold for an average of sos, making $Ii,-
Ol6 for the lot. They were all Durham
grades, had been fed two years, and were
nearly all four years old.
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PVREgC SALE.

TsHlLL, on tie 25tE Dag Of March last, at
my residence near MiilersPort. cler at pub,
lie sale my stock OF CATTLE, SHEEP AND
hogs, household and kitchen furniture, farm
ing utensils, &c. My cattle a e all OF The most
improved kind, Persons deSirJus.to purchase
such will do well 70 attend on that day.
TTTerns made known IN eaynf s3le.
March 1, 1854. DANIEL RCFFNER.
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ORA destructive fire occurred at Little
Rock, the capital of Arkansas, on Tuesday,
Feb. 2lst., consuming the Free Democrat
office, the Alhambra, the Gazette Office, the
Rapley house, and adjacent buildings, con-
sidered the most valuable property in'the
city. The loss is estimated at 100000.
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Live AND LET LIVE"

QTIhe reader attention is directed to
the new rates of advertising as agreed up
on by the Pressot this city. II will be no
ticed that there is small advance on the old
prices. This is owing to the increased ex-
pense of publishing a paper-the price of la
Dor and materiathaving gone up to a figure
that viii not justify US in advertising at our
former rates.
We consider the Gazette by far the best
advertising medium in the county, as adver-
tiscments appearing init are placed before
the public eoery day. It's circu!ation'is on
fined to the practical business men of the
county, and not to "sickly sentimentalists''
who glory in '1ove-sick" tales and "soft'
poetry, and pronounce the advertising de-
partment of paper a ''great bore". The
Weekly Gazette contains nearly If not quite
as much reading matter as both the other
papers. 1t gives a "bird's eye" view of all
that is going on in the country, and having
the advantage of a Daily paper our foreign
news will always be found more complete
than appears in any other paper in the
county.
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cHtIS PUMP


. Tae uniersigued in offering to theeiizena Of Las
4 Il -caster and its yiciaify this valuable mode-ofrais-
lag water from cisterns aud wells. and feels confident
he can render satisfaction TO all reasonable pcfsons
y sntingthe article: iisying made some valuable i'm
proyemsnts in the Cure. Reel, Roler, in tuFnipgthe
aaze The buttons on the chair, which adds mate1i-
aITy 10 itadursbiiitv and ease IN raising the water:
tbsv are applicable to ~cisfsrns and wells oforeinsTy
depths and whanprcpssiy pntnp, arsless liable to
get out Of repair than any other method oil draWtag
water. Some ofthe
Important Advantages
Ioftbe above principle, consist in keepingths WATER
pURr BY sei alton caused by the revolution of the
chain when IN motion. AID the r~eaction Of the water
in falling from the tube when the reel is stopped. ia
get;inrt he water cold an'pure when drawn, in Dis
3ensing with the valves, which are liable toa getops
If repair in the ordinary PtnP, and Y untireezing "a
winter. which also preyeals the tubeiron erAAA{pE'
they raise tha water aseas.T ifnot easier than any
oth1r mechanreai rrincisA
J. Ths sbsvs article is wNRnsSTEp y be ofgona
materials and we'll put up orthey will Do remeyed
4 md no nay or racompeaso asked Tor the t~raable-
TkanEf5l for the liberal Pstressge already bests--
Oh n, wirTen3eayor TO render an equivalent .5st
I ,vl,o epplev him. Relereneeto any or wien
! ba has d5ue work. Shop on Main stEret, EoHpeiFs
Nv above the Eagle Gfires G. f. BEVERLY.
Lancaster, MaylD, 1893 z-Ey
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.65-A great teller of stories was in the
midst Of one of them at his evening club,
when notice was brought him that a ship,in
which he was going to New Orleans, was
on the point Of sailing; he was therefore OBJ
liged to leave off abruptly, but on his return
from Jamaica, some years afterwards, he
repaired to tho club, and taking possession
OF his old seat, by the Preside, resumed his
tail, Gentlemen, as | was saying,-"
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How TO ENJOY A KIss.-The editor OF
the Wilmington (Del) Herald, who appears
to know all about the matter thus disccurses
about kissing.
OF course you must be taller than the Ia.
dy you intend to kiss. Take her right hand
in yours, and draw her gently to you. Pass
your left Orm over her right shoulder, dag
onally across her back under her left arm,
and press her to your bosom. At the same
time she will throw her head back, and you
have nothing to do but to lean a little for
ward and press your lips to hers, and the
thing is done. Don't make a noise over it,
as ifyou were firing percussion caps, or
trying the water corks ola steam engine.
nor pounce down like a hungry hawk
upon an innocent dove, but gently fold the
damsel in your arms, without deranging the
economy of her tippeto or rufle, and by a
sweet pressure upon her mouth revel in the
sweet blissfulness of your situation, without
smacking your lips on it as you would over
a roast duck.
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"wednesday Even,g March IsasS4
IFOr the Daily Gszstte.i

49,
II is a well known fact that there are
many places in the east no larger than this'
in which gas is used for lighting the streets.
churches, Stores SC. II Is also well known
that gus-wOrks always pay alarge per cent.
on the capital Invested. This Is owing
to the fact that the material which is used
for the manufacture Of gas, is not diminished
in value, by tho extraction Of the gas. The
proftableness Of Investments In gas.works
chiefly depends upon the cost OF coal.
There is perhaps no place where coal can
be obtained cheaper than it can here, and
therefore, so far as cost Of coal. Is concerned,
no place can better afford to have gas-works.
Another question then presents i~tsel6wonli
gas light cost less than lights obtained by
tho ordinary meansl We answer, that.all
past experience shows that a place the size
Of Lancaster can be supplied with lights
much cheaper by gas than by any other
means.
To demonstrate this we need only look 10
our neighboring cities, Evansville aud Chill
lIicotho. In the former city where coal is
cheap | have understood the yearly dividends
on the gas.works' stock is very large, the
precise amount I have not been able to as
certain. | have before me a letter from a
highly intelligent citizen of Chillicothc,
which contains some interesting facts with
regard to the cost and PrO6tableness of the
gas-works of that city. He says: "The
works, here complete in every respect ready
for operation including 10000 feet Of pipe
laid down, cost for contract, S26 600 the
builders taking $4,000 Of the said cost in
stock. These works are ampleto supply al
most any demand, and have proven an ex-
ceedingly profitable investment. The works
went into operation a short time before
the fire, and with all the delay incident to
the fire, loss of pipe &C., the dividend for
that year was 5 per cent"
The FIRE . which the writer ulludes is the
fire which occurred in April 1852 and laid
nearly the entire city Of Chiliicothe in ruins,
This sufficiently accounts for the small di-
vidends of the first year. The writer of the
letter from which the above extract was
taken, does not state what the dividend fol-
the last year was, but he states that the
stock now sells at from &c, to 50 per cent
above par, which sufficiently demonstrates
that the dividends must be very large
This should convince any man Of reason
that an investment of So, 900 by our citizens
for the construction of gas-works, would b'
an exceedingly profitable investment
Money invested in this way would bring moi
less thnn 10 or Is per cent, g. give US muct
better and more convenient light than WI
now have. hope that my feliow-citizeni
may reflect upon this subject, aud If led t.
the same conclusion have been, that we
may have some action with regard to this
matter. GIFlS.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-16

SENATOR PUeH.-The Scioto Gazette, oil
March 9th, has a long article in relation to
the late Senatorial election, from which we
make the following extract. The truth Of
the statement in regard to the infamous bar
gain is a matter Of history, and cannot be
gainsayed. Andthe whole Locofoco press
of Ohio is just at this time sounding the
praises of n Of the principal parties to
this knavish and corrupt bargaining!
"Mr. Pugh has thus far di~splayed..fair me-
diocre talents, and that is all. His states,
manship has mostly consisted in trqbicking.
A notable instance. Of this was his bargain
with the freesoilsrs, when he was in the
Legislature. He held an unlawful c%crtit'
cate of election from the clerk of the courI
from Hamilton county. He was in danger
OF being ousted from the seat to which he
had no right. To save himself he made 4
corrupt bargain, some of the points Of which
were the repeal Of the black laws, the cleo
ton ofSam Medary as State Printer, thu
election offs. p. Chase to the U. s. Senate
and the continuance Of Mr.. Pugh and hi
fellow usurpers from Hamilton in their II
surped seats. That is the precise name
in which Mr.. Pugh became a Distinguish
politician.
"Sam Medary ~pocketed a good deal o
money, as the result ofthis dickering, an
he, Of course, had no complaint to make
Most OF the Democratic leaders made wr,
faces, at the idea of being represented BY
rank abolitionist in the U. s. Senate, Blu
they consoled themselves with the party ad
vantages otherwise resulting from tn
fraud They have never become reconcile
to Mr.. Chase, and they made his defeat thi
winter, one of their watchwords in the lat
election Of Legislators. They succeeded il
getting an Assembly utterly hostile to him
and now that very Assembly has signalize'
its honesty and consistency by electing q
the successor of Mr.. Chase the very ma
through whose dishonorable traticking h
obtained his piacei Truly may it be sal
that the mantle Of Mr.. Chase fall upon ap
propriate shoulders"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-16

A New THIgG.-A Paris correspondent
Of the New York Timss says:-hn Avignon
paper chronicles the arrival there Of a We
hicle driven by compressed air, which had.
come from Marseilies,a distance of 80 mites,
in four hours. The carriage was divided
like a house, into various compartments for
different uses, and conveyed, upon this its
list trip, one luhdred persons. French
high roads permit easily a speed Of IL miles
an hour.
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STACEY HOUSE,
orP7 ife the Court House rnd Fountain
ZAyEsyIIJ,F. OHIO.

Anew ADDITIONS ara now being made to The fur
~ ni.ure and ccnsCriaHccs of This already First
Glass Hotel. Traveller viii fad This house deeid-
e5ly the most comfortable place 10 Zaresyile, and
tho proprietor spares no psrs to make his guests
elegant BRICK DROVE STABLES, which are very
cspacicns. WIN A.JONES, Proprietor
Mnr.ha iSsa Ppm Clr-fer
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"EWhathave you done to further hu-
man progress asked a sententious phiins-
opher the other day of Jenkins. Jenkins
reply was clear and decisive. "I've seven
boys and two girls, sir" The philosopher
departed, and for the first time in his life
thought.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-16

SOME CHEEsE.-During the last year,
there was shipped from this place, over the
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad, over
SIXTEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY
TONS OF CHEESE!-Rdvenna Whig.