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mo TMH PIRLIC,

II HEREBY acknowledge In this public manner, that
the charges and insinuaiions l have heretofore cir
culated preJudlcial to the character Of Mr.. Lyman P.
Allen & Miss Mary Allen of Amanda township Fairfield
county, Ohio, arc totally without any foundation In
truth, l never saw any thing in the conduct of either
to justify the slightest suspicion Of improper on theiI
part, in relation TO the charges | have heretofore been
Instrumental In propogating against Them. For the pur'
pose of.retrieying tho Injury l have done them In ina
regard, / hereby consent that this retraction shall be
published in the public newspapers Of the county,
Given under my hand this both day Of May, A.. D. 1854
DANIEL KAUFMAN.
Vttest-A. A. Frisbie, II. Braddloy.
June 3, l95l-3w5A
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HEAVY RoBBEnY.-The Cincinnati Com.
megcial says Mayor Snelbaker received a
telegraph dispatch from New Orleans yes.
terday, stating that the store Of Messrs.
Tildon d Co., Of that city, had been bro
ken open on the night Of the 10th, and
robbed Of jewelry to the amount of twenty
thousand dollars. The goods stolen con.
sisted Of silver spoons. silver and golc
s~nuf-boxes, earrings, necklaces, golC
spectacles, gold shirt buttons, gold brace
lets, about twelve hundred fuger.rings
and q large quantity Of diamonds.
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Ey"1He Western Enterprise" is to be
the title ola Weekly Literary journal abouI
to be started in this city. 1t is to be, edited
and published by THOMAS WETzLER, Esq
The prospectus PROMISES paper in, every
way worthy of public patronage. Mr.
WErzLER is a worthy young man, indus.
trious, and a practical printer.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-29

TREASURE IN Juan FERNANDEz.-The
recent discovery Of copper ore in the island
Of Juan Fernandez, has caused quite a me-
talic fever at sons of the western ports Of
South America. At last accounts, two
parties had sailed from Valparaiso, in quest
Of fortune in the quondam empire of Rob
inson Crusoe.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-29

THE Nebraska bill has split the Demo
cratic party of Indiana right in two. The
anti Nebraska portion Of the party are
holding meetings and passing strong reso-
buttons, and they are to meet in State Con-
vention at indianapolis on the 18th of July
for the adoption of such measures as they
shall then deem necessary to the accom-
plishment of their purposes.-LOaispiNc
Jour.
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sale OF zeal Estate by order of Court.

AN Saturday the 24th day of June, 1854, between the
on the promises, willbe sold to the highest bidder, the
following Real Estate, as the property OF Dapid Wisher,
deceased, to-wit: Part of the Northeast Quarter OF Sec
ton No. IL, Township No. 10, Range No. II, beginning
at a stone at the my corner of the lands ofJacob Good;
thence North 26 poles and about 8 feet TO a stone at the
line dividing the lands of Jonathan d. Zook and Fran
els Myers; thence West 10 poles TO a stone; thence
Southeast 80 poles to the place of beginning, containing
One Acre, more or less.
Also, a tract OF about one-half an Acre, lying East OF
above tract, South of Francis Myers tract, West Of John
Goods tract and North of Jacob Goods farm.
First tract appraised at Sis. .gr..r-
Second tract appraised at $40.
Terms of Sdle-0ne-third in hand and the residue
In two equal annual payments with interest from the
day Of sale JAMES WISHER,
rl PETER WOLF,
.Admtors of the Estate Of David Wisher, deceased,
| Nav OI 1pslI k,a
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DENTISTRY.
DR.. William III. King.

NORMERLY Demonstration OF Mechanical Dentistry,
u in the Ohio College of Dental Surgery at Cincinna-
IT,, respectfully informs the citizens Of Lancaster and vi
entity, that he still continues the practice Of his profess
sion, at his old stand, and is prepared to perform all
operations pertaining to his profession.
All operations warranted comfortable, and to render
good service. Full set Of Teeth inserted OH the princi-
pie of atmospheric pressure. All other operations
skilfully performed.
nFoAice, Main Street, one door East of the Eagle
Printing Office. May Q, lS54-3m
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STORE,


LANCASTER, OHIO.
ubscrtberhayin re-ntted the East Room IN
Il WAits's Bleek, Main Street, would TespecuaIy an
noupce 70 the citizens ofLancaster and Fairfield Coun-
", that he will open on Monday, June 9th, one otthe
largest and best selected stock OF Books, Stationery,
Val Paper aud Masie, ever offered In this county,
His stock OF School Books will be completes; comPus-
ing as II does, all those In use In the Union Sehoos IN
this City, and in all others in Fairfield County and Vi
cinity. The Miscellaneous works are ofthe latest pub
LEGATION,
Arrangements have been made with the Eastern Pub
fishers to forward all new works as soon as issued.
A complete assortment of Theological and Sabbath
School Books of all Denominations will be found here,
and any ordered not on hand, will be procured at the
shortest notice.
Agood stock of Lac, Ssisntia and Mechanical works
always on hand.
Stationery in this establishment will DO OF the best
quality, being purchased at one of tho best Importing
Houses In Neo York.
The stock of wan Paper, Borders and Window
Shades will consist OF all styles and qualitles,-the pa
per ranging from 10 conts to S1,25 per bolt.
French Plato Oil Paintings and Engrayings of all
Gilt Picture Frames.
Bibles, Prayer Books, Tcstaments and Hymn Books
ofall recommendations, and all quality, may DO procured
Legal Cap, Letter and Note Paper OfaIl qualities and
Mourning Paper, Envelopes, Rewards of Merit, Ad-
dress Cards of all styles, Drawing Books, Paint Boxes,
Steel Pons, Gold Pens Of all styles, superfne Sealing
Wax, Waters, Ink Stands, Portfolios, Writing Books,
MUSIC.
This Department will open with T'vo Hundred Pieces
Just puDnSned III the EaStern CltleS, anu VIII be replen-
ished Monthly, and a Circular containing a List OF MI.
sic will be issued every four weeks and delivered to ouI
.Masieat Friends at their residences. ISL.
Our Is composed of compositions from the
following Authors, viz: Julien, Gottschalk, Wallace
Strakosch. and the great Rester4 .MasioiaR, Henry
Kleber. Music Books bound to order.
d. b. NUDGE having for the past eight years been
connected with a Publishing House in Boston, Massa'
chusetts, hesitates not in assuring his friends and the
public, that in the selection and purchase Of the above
stock, his facilities are unsurpassed enabling him to sell
at Eastern Prices, which he guarantees to do.
Teachers, Country Merchants and others, viii Hnd /
to their advantage TO call and sec him, as the low price
cannot fail to please all. +
The following list Of Monthly Magazines will be fount
upon our counter, and will be furnished by the YEAl
or singly, viz: s
Frank Leslie's Ladies Book Of Fashions,
Illustrated Magazine of Art, 20 Engravings
Godey's badys Book, Harper's Monthly Magazine,
Putnam's, Graham's, Peterson's do.
Knicke rbocker ft do.
Also, Gleason's Weekly Pictorial,
Flag of our Union, Yankee Notions, &c.
One of Gilbert's Boston Pianos can be seen at thi
Establishment, ID. d. NUDGE.
Lancaster, June 8, 1854.
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NEW BOOKS JUST RECEIVED
AT THE
BOSTON BOOK STORE

Nd USSIA as il is, u mo-; Myrtle Wreath, 10 mo-;
b. The Parish Side, II mo-; The Evening of Life;
Downing's Fruit Trees, 600 pagcs12 MOI
Farmers Land Measurer (new work.
Science Of Things Familiar, (Brewer)
A new and complete Railroad Map Of the United
States for % cents;
COlton's aud Thayer's Pocket Maps of the United
States, ~(single.)
The Modern Horse Doctor, $50 pages, 10 mo-;
Howe's Instructors for Flute, ACCORDION, Violin, etc
GOdey's Lady's Book, and Peterson's for July.
Also-New Sheet Music for the Piano.
Uncle Sans Farm Fence,
Autobiography Of an Actress, (Mrs Mow,t) ll
This, That and the Other.
History of the Protestant Church in Hungary,
Davis's Manual of Magnetism,
Fern Leaves (Sbcond Series)
American Fruit Growers G1ide, 500 pages, 10 mo.
Trial Mat. +. Ward, Minnie Grey. =
Lancaster, June GO, 1864. D.. B. NUDGE.
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Notice.

TTNHERE will be a petition presented TO the Commits
sioners Of Fairfield County, Ohio, at their June
Term, praying for tho vacation Of that part OF the old
Marietta road leading from Geneva to whore 1t inter-
seets the road leading from Wolf's Mill TO lancaster,
to-wit: beginning ut Geneva aud running west one
quarter OF a mile through the lind Of Thomas Wilson,
70 where 1t intersects the road leading from VOLTS Mill
May !, issf' MANY PETITIONERS.
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SOLD OUT,

n HEREBY give notice, that I have sold my stock OF
a Hardware 10 Mr.. JOHN EFFINGER. | am, there
fore, anxious TO close up my business. All persons
knowing themselves indebted 10 me, either by note or
book account, are respectfully requested to call and
settle ut us early n day as possible. My notes and books
will DO kept at the old stand, in the counting-room OF
Mr.. John Effnger, where | eau at all times be found to
settle with my old friends. On retiring from business,
| return thanks to my old friends and the public gencr-
ally, for the liberal support | have always received
from them. . PHILIP BOPE.
Lancaster, MAY /, le5l-tf
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&amaster Gasfttf,
CITY OF LANCASTER:
Honday Ryenlag, juno I'D. 1854
IHroRrED sroCk--The imported stock of

InroRrKD SrocK.-The imported stock o.
tho Clinton county Importing Company,
50 highly spoken ofin the New York Tri-
Dane. arrived in Wilmington on Tuesday
last in fine condition. The company have
done much to improve and increase the
value of stock in Clinton county, and
indeed the whole State. The manneroi
distribution among the stock holders is by
auction, open however to bids equally from
outsiders as from members.
The sale viii be held at Wilmington as
soon as the stock can be put in good condi-
ton for sale after the fatigue of so long a
journey. The company have also import
ed a very choice lot ofsheep.
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A MONSTER OF THE EEP.--A devil fish,
after some trouble, was captured in the
Charleston Is, C.) harbor, on Thursday.
1t measured II feet from fin to fin, and its
weight was a tun and a half; the mouth
measured two feet and half. This is the
second OF the species that has been taken
in that harbor during the last sixteen wears.
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A GARD.

A CARD.
Mr.. 4. j. Davis takes this method to
inform the citizens of Lancaster that his
Second Series of Lessons in Dancing will
commence Tuesday, June 81, at 3 O'clock,
P. M. at the Tallmadge Hall. Parents wish
ing to have their children attend will please
call on Mr.. Davis at j. G. Henley's Store
any time during this week, where they
will learn particulars.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-29

Steam Up!-Nelsonville is determined
to keep ahead on the Valley Rail Road
She will have q mass meeting on Saturday,
the 9th of July. We feel warmed by her
fire, and hope she will have a good turn
out from Lancaster.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-29

THE ANGEL GABRIEL SHor.-A report
reached this City last night, that Orr, bet
ter known as the CANCEL Gabriel" while
preaching 20 the citizens of Lawrence,
Mass, last evening, was shot by a man in
the crowd. The mar was Immediately
seized by the mob. taken to Il tree and then
hung until he was dead.-Nsy York Til
5Une 22H.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-29

Ea-In a speech made by DR.. Lee, OF
Richmond, at the Methodist General Con-
ference, it was stated that the New York
book Concern had made $9o0,o 900 in fifty
years, and that the Harper's establishment
in thirty.fve years had made wealth e.
nough to loose $1,000 ,oooby fire without
stopping their business, or diyesting them
of capital enough to carry it on, on as
large q scale as ever.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-29

Eg-Tho setting of a great hope is
like the setting Of the sun. The bright.
ness of our life is gone. Shadows Of eve
ming fall around US, and the world seems
but a dull refection-itsel broader shade.
We look forward into the coming lonely
night. The soul withdraws into itself.
The stars arise, and the night is holy
Ihackery.
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A r IT E N r o N!
JOHN

M JOAN AAONo5 -lt
Wholesale and Retail Grocer & Dealer in
Provisions. OnfectiOnaries Notions, &c.
INVITES the attention of the citizens of Lancaster 10
his now Establishment, which is fitted up in u supe-
rior style, and fully stocked with. every article OF the
best quality in his line. If you can't come yourselves
send your children, he willbe pleased TO wait on them.
Lancaster, April 10, 1854
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A NEW STOCK.
May q, 1856

Anew and well Selected lot of Grocerie
TTAVE just been received by the subscriber, at his
il old stand, where he will be happy TO meet his
customers and the public generally.
Groceries will be sold by me na cheap md OF "a rood
quality as can be found in any similar establishment in
the city.
oDs, Figs, Pruns, and also a general variety OF Nuts,
such as Almonds, Brazil Nuts, Coco Nuts, &c. Also, o
splendid lot Of old Western ReseEse Cheese.
GEORGE J. WYGUM.
Lancaster Feb. Z, 1s5s-49
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MAIL AND TnAvEL FACILIrArED!


TNHE citizens of the Hooking Valley arc respectfully
Athens at noon for Lancaster, Sundays excepted lying
over at Logan TO avoid night travel and arrive in Lau-
caster In duo time to conpect with the Trains on the G.
W, d 2. Rail Road and with the Lines of Coaches to
Chillicothe, Zanesyille, Columbus and Newark.
Returning, will leave Lancaster on the arrival OF cars
and coaches at half past 4 o'clock, P, M, remaining at
Logan over night aud arriving at Athens at II M, nexi
day, sNt1
Ir-FBy this arrangement passengers and mail matter
wifi be carried some eight hours,in advance Of the form
or modes. M. D.. KERIDER& son, Proprietors.
May l2-5m IL. CROSS, General Agent.
IT PHocking Sentinel, Athens Messenger and Demo
crat please COPY.
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GEORGE S. EATON. M. D.,

PHysIctcIAN, ocULIsT, AND oRTuorEDIcAL SURGEON.
"AVINGl0eated permanently in Chillichothe, offers
his professional services TO all who are afflicted
with any of the following diseases or deformitles:
Amaurasis, %opthalmia. or inflammation of the Eyes
Gramelar Lids; Watery Eyes; Cataracts, Specks and
curedin a few seconds: Ptasis; Club Foot; Hair Lip;
together with every other operation belonging to the
operative Surgeon, .
oFFICE-Waddle's Block Residence City House.
" Pho charges for exaninatio
Address Chillicothe, OH May2, 1a54-Iy
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FARm FOR SALE.

HVHE subscriber would inform the citizens of Pair
field and adjoining counties that he would sell up
on reasonable terms, at private sale, the farm on which
he now resides, in Greenfield township, Fairfield coun-
ty, Ohio, and situated some five and a half miles from
Lancaster and containing one hundred and %ffty-four
acres. The farm is we'll improved and is among the
best agricultural msin the county.
May IL, - l.. Won RODEN,
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EaT Barnum entertained thirty news
paper editors at lranistan the other day
AT the bottom ofthe bill Of fare was the fol-
lowing line: For Wines and Liquors, sec
next page Those who looked on the mex
page found it a blank!
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DistiHery Destroyed. On Saturday night
last, Howlett's Distillery, in Lockburn,
Franklin county, was destroyed by fire.
We have no means of ascertaining the loss,
1t was a large establishment, but we have
not heard Of the amount o~finsurance upon
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-29

EErThe Oldest man married in Massa-
chusestts the past year, was 76 years.
Two brides were eighty each. The young
est girl who blushed and said yes to the
question whether or not she would Glove
honor and obey" a husband, has seen the
roses of only fourteen summers bloom while
the youngest boy whose marriage is re.
corded in the table was eighteen.
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Estate Of Iohn FranK,

NOTICE is hereby given, that l have this day been
IN duly appointed as Administrator ofthe Estate of
JOHN FRANK, deceased, late of Fairfield county, Ohio.
Persons knowing themselves indebted to said Estate
are hereby requested TO make immediate payment, and
all persons having claims against said Estate Will pro-
sent them duly authenticated within one year.
JOHN s., MILLER, Adm'tor.
June 10, le54-4wG
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A. P. RUSSELL, Esq, editor of the Will
mington Republican, has been sojourning
among us for tho past three days. He
seems very much pleased with the manner
in which nature has lavished her beauties
in this region.
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SPoILrNa TIE RoMANcE.-The 'veilcd'
murderess, convicted at Troy. N. Y, it has
been ascertained, says the Washington, ID.
C.) Star, "is a Mrs. Campbell, from Que
bee, Canada, where sho formerly kept q
tavern, but did not enjoy a very good char
a%cter." So, the relationship to Queen Vic
torla is knocked into a cooked hat What
a pity.
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~-Ma.hias and Cos celebrated exhi-
bition of Uncle Toms Cabin will be in this
city on Thursday evening next. WHEREBY
or this company have appeared, they have
been received with the most distinguished
mark of favor, and generally the most de-
cided satisfaction in their performances
They perform under an immense Pavilion,
brilliantly illuminated with gas of their own
manufacture. In connection with the dra.
ma, a magnificent Panorama of the Ohio.
and Mississippi rivers will be exhibited
illustration of the voyage ofUncle Tom tt
New Orleans. This will be a treat worthy
of the attention ofall.
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GSrA young Englishman who had a
wife and children on the ill-fated steamer
Glasgow, is now an inmate IF the Lunatic
Asylum. He watched and hoped till rea-
son fed and left him a raying maniac. He
has q son in Philadelphia, where they have
both resided for q year past.
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Of EFFINGER; WHITE A LATTA, and all tho
partners In the late Hrm being actively engaged In bu-
siness, have, no time TO attend 70; collections, we. have
placed the Books and Notes In the hands Of MARis Lev
ERiNe for collection. Tho Books can at all times be
found at the Counting House Of White & Latta, whore
all persons Interested can call and pay up.
June ~. EFFINGER, WHITE & LAT.FA.
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THE Next semi -anppaI session ofthe Ohio
State Teachers, Association is tosbe held at
zaneNille.,on tho 9th and 9Th 81 July en-.
suing Prot. Andrews Of Marietta College,
todeETer the opening address; also lee.
sare on tho Eistory Of OMo expected from
James w. Taylcr sateT nariaa.
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Bank Notice,-The Banks in this city
will not be open on the Fourth of July.
Paper maturing on that day must re-
ceive attention the day previous.
M. A. DAUGHERTY, Cashier.
A. WORTH1NGTON, CASHIER.
B. f. REINMUND, Cashier,
June 26. Eagle copy.
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ED-The New York Freemen's Journal,
the organ of Bishop Hughes, asserts that
the Know Nothings are ''Englishmen
and Irish Protestants."
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CoNvtcTED OF ARsoS.-Wm. F. Roberts,
a young man Of genteel appearance from
Pennsylvania, has been convicted Of arson
at New Orleans, in setting fireto his store,
the contents Of which were appraised at
S206, and on which he had an insurance of
$4,000. The punishment is Imprisonment
In the penitentiary for life.
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REMOVAL.
ZlN g. BIS n,

XK7oULD respectfully inform their customers, and
wv the citizens generally, that they have REMOVED
their Establishment to the North side Of Main S~treet,to
missiON Store, where they arc prepared TO furnish
Fresh Bread, RusIks, Cakes & Crackers
AT ALL TIMES AND IN ALL SEASONS.
We have employed the very best workmen in ouI
line OF business, and will sell at wholesale and retail
at the lOoest prices. tl
We are determined to give general satisfaction. AL
orders from the country for Bread, Cakes, Soda, But
ter, Water and Boston Crackers, will be promptly
filled. Give us n call.
Lancaster, March 81, 1854. link & B1SH.
N. B. We also keep on hand a general assortment o.
FAMILY GROCERIES,, which will be sold at the
lowest rates. rHrt .nt link & BISH.
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Eay-It is rumorcd around town that Mr.
beatty, of the Athens Democrat, has con
Guided to commence the publication of a
Democratic paper in this city. The De-
mocracy are evidently wide awake in this
region, and we doubt not another paper
would be literally ~patronized.
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LOSTi LOSTII LOSTuI.

A-A YOUNG SETTER DOG, with a stripe
JEO down his Nose and marked with a
g. brown saddle on his shoulder, and with a
long tail, he had on when he left the owners name on
his collar. Any one who may give information as TO
his whereabouts or return him to the subscriber at Lam
caster, Ohio, will be literally rewarded.
EDWARD L. SLoCUM, City Drug Store
May "a, 1854.
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mo CONTRACTORs.

SEALED Proposals WIN be received at tho Mayor.
- QOice of the city Of Lancaster, on or before the 3d
day Of July next, for grading aud removing 3ll7 cubic
yards Of earth from Prospect Hill, being a continuation
of Walnut Street, East 10 jackson Street.
The work to be done by the first day of October next
and estimates will DO paid every 30 days, deductine
20 per cent, the balance on the list OF October next.
Further particulars and specifications rs to tho dis
posal Of the earth can be seen by calling on tho under
signed Street committee.
r. ]. B0VING,
JACOB SHOFF,
Lancaster. Ohio. June %. 1854.
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NEW ARRANoEMENTs.


COFFlNS!S TCOFFINSI
TNHE subscriber has associated with him Mr.. |. X.
HALL, in the undertaking business. This branch
OF the business will hereafter be conducted under the
firm name OF ECKERT & HALL. They have q good
HEARSE and HORSES always ready to attend funerals
The subscribers have now, and hereafter will keep con-
stantly on hand, all styles and sizes of Coins ready
made, SO that they will be ready to furnish them In u
few minutes notice, They will promptly attend funer-
ais any where inthe county without extra charge. This
method Of keeping them on hand will enable them to
furnish them at reduced prices. ECkERT HALL.
Lancaster, February IS, 1e54-6m4l
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Cosr OF THE WAR.-Various calculations
are ahoat as TO ourpresent war expenditure
that which would seem to benot very wide
Of the mark fzes it ct between 80, o0oi and
40,o0W, per deim.--English Paper.
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E9y-Nearly a million and a half ofspecie
left New York last week for Europe, max
ing over ten millions shipped since the
commencement of the year.