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Probate Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given to all persons interested,
l. v THAT George Sanderson, Guardian of Joseph n.
ersolc, has fled In tho Probate Court of Fairfield
county, Ohio his account and voucher for Inspection
md settlement and that the said account will bo for
hearing onthe 10th day OF July us soon there
aiter as may be. VIRGIL +. SHAW, ProbatsJu Judge.
Lancaster, June II, l955-3w6.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-21
EgOur friend Lot l

Gy~Our friend LOTS HUBER, of Lithop-
oils, has received the appointment of agent
of the "Water Cure Journal" and Amer
lean chronological Journal" two very
good papers and worthy the patronage Of
our readers.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-21
Attachment Notice.

A our Instance an attachment was this day issue d
IN by Asbury Doherty, Justice of tho Peace OF Vio-
let township, Fairfield county, Ohio against the pro-
perty and effects OF Abraham Fleck nonresident OF
SAID MsS,i county,; y;,z A.. LANES yaMlS PIGKERING,
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DIED,

DIED,
what's liz, but Inspiration,
The breath Of Him whose power Supreme,
All Nature feels and must obey,
Goodness, justice, truth and mercy;
All in all to Him belong,
MortiIls, hush, to mourn is wrong.
DIED-At his residence, near Lancaster, Thursday
ming, ihe l!t inst, Col. HARRY Hit, in the sixty
seventh year of his agc To all those who knew the
Col you need not say that you have lost kind, gem
erous, Il just mun;--but it IL even so.
His fate bs mine I'll be content,
When God recalls tho breath lie lent
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-21
Probate Notice.

NOTlCE is hereby given to all persons enterested,
mat the accounts and vouchers OF the Estates Of
Probate Court Of Fairfield county Ohio for inspec-
lon and settlement, and Tint the Same will be for
hearing on the 2sh day of June next as soon there
May 81, lS55--3w4 = %
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-21

New HAMPsmRE.--All is over The
Senate has confirmed the election Of
Messrs. Bell and Hale, by almost unani-
nous vote. New Hampshire will thus be
restored to her true position as a Northern
State in the next Congress. She has Re-
publicans and not doughfaces and traitors,
in both branches of that body. All right.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-21
Probate Notice.

NOTICE ishereby given to all persons Interested
atthe account and vouchers of Henry Ginghcr
ADMINISTRATION de 6Onis non OF Zephenah Allen. do.
ceased have been filed In tho Probate Court OF Fair
nela county, ohio, for Inspection and settlements and
Of June next, or as soon thereafter as may be-, ~
Lancaster, May 81, Is55-3w4 -, 80 90
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-21
Probate Notlcn.

NOTICE is hereby given that Venting Shub, Ad-
~ mnstrator, OF the Estate OF Mary Ann Shub, do
ceased has hed his account and vouchers for hspoe-
ton and settle In the Probate Court OF Fairfield
county, Ohio and that the said account will be for
nearing on the 10th day ofJulypeXt, as soon there's
Lancaster, juno IA. lS55-3MR -
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-21
AGRICUL UR AL.
MANNY'S PATENT REAPER AND MOWER
CONFIRMED

YENIls Machine Rcaps Mows equally well, and
"A caunot be surpassed, two horses can operate it
with ease. Price Si35.
INDEPENDENT HORSE RAKE.
This on Wheels, operated by hoy of II years Of
age, who rides at that Is adapted to ROUGH as well
Us smooth ground and viii pay for itself in cleaning
from to 10 acres of wheat stubble. Price SEQ.
WakrfeId's Hand >Corn Planter.
Mr.. r. p G ALLur, Esq This is to certify that have
used Wakchcld's Hand Corn Planter this present
spring, to pat in 30 to 40 Of corn; and can say
(conscontously) that snpersedes thng 70 plant
ing corn have ever seen, for that purpose. have
planted from Ave to six acrcs per day, In checks 3
feet cach way, with more ease than | can plant one
acrI with ul1 hos and drop for MYSELF and | would
farther state pGt In acre in hour by putting
full steam. consider it great acquisition to the
farming interest.
in ordcrfor it to work right ASA BEL HULdTT,
May lG, 1855. franklin Mills, Portage county, 0.
EO 0SB ROE
Will do double the work of any other machine In
culuvatng corn. also
A New and superior Straw Gutter,
Thermometer Churns, Sash aud Blinds Frut and
Ornamental Trees and Shrubs, the Mammoth Grape,
(Fruil growing to one aud half inch in diameter,) }
from 4. GALLUP'S Nursery, Cleveland;
AND, ABOVE ALI,
THE PORTABLE GRIST MILL.
EVERY MAN MS OWN MILLER.
| Much time and money has been spent to produce IN
excellent Portable GriIt MIL, of one or two horse
| power capable Of doing the work Of largo Farm oi
Plantation, at price low TO enable every farm
er TO purchase or, for his own use, and yet be sim
pie in s construction and operation. TO enable any
man of ordinary skill to keep it in order.
Ware Room over J. s. snydor's steam Saw ant
Planning Mill. Lancaster, May 81, 1855 4tf
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Estate Of DanieI Ralrer-

NoTICB is hereby given that the subscriber has
heenappolnted and Qualified as Administrator on
the Estate Of DANIEL BAKER, late of Fairfield county
deceased. Dated at Lancaster this 18th day Of May
1855. -5- MILTON RAKER Idm,tor
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TO FARMERS.

VXTANTED Immediately 1000 bushels OF CORN in
wv the ear, for which cash will be paid delivery
at the LancasterDepot Of the G. W. 81. Rail Road
ALFRED WATTS.
Morrow, Ohio, Jan. 4, ls55-35tf eI
II TINT. Miner freight Agent Will receive aud pt
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Estnte or Andrew 81 Ir,rin

INoTiCES hereby given that the subscriber has been
v appointed and qualified as Administrator on the
Estate oi Andrew j. Irwin. deceased late of Fairfield
county, Ohio. JOHN LAMMoTT. Adm,tor
June 81 le55--3w7+
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-21

The Louisville Courier of the Goth, an
noances the arrival in that city from New
Orleans, Of the notorious Matthew F.
Ward.
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NOVICE.

HERSoNS having claims against 7. S. Slaughter
III will present the same 10 tho undersigned for pay.
nient MARlS LkvERING.'
Lancaster, Juno IA, 1855. -
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-21

Eg-Those wishing machine for cut
ting both grain and grass can be supplied
by calling soon on 7. P, GALLUP, at the
Steam Saw and Planning Mill. Fruit and
ornamental trees, the mammoth grape ! }
inch in diameter, warranted. See adver-
tisement.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-21
Omr SCHOOL Librnry.

We are requested by Prof. WILLIAMS to
state that during the coming vacation the
librarian will always be found at his post,
SO that our citizens shall have uninterupt-
edIy the full advantages of our School Ii
brary.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-21

TINS SEVEN ACES or PUBLIo MAN.-Puneh, the
larpest wit and humorsl OF the age, thus hits ohe
purse Of events in the life ofa British politician Ofthe
pper classes. 1t has quite as much truth as poetry in
Public Life's stage,
And all the men in office, merely players!
They have their characters and salaries,
And one man in his course plays many parts,
Aud acts through seven ages. First, the infant,
High-born, inheriting coat'of-srms,
Aud then tho Pablic Sehoo-boy. with his satchel,
And shining lot of fag, going by rail,
uncaring to school; thea the COlegian;
Boating and driving with a comic ballad,
Aud supercilious eyebrow. Then the Patriot,
Full OF strong oaths, and musmched like the pard,
Anxious for honor, not disposed to quarrel
With any decent situation,
Suffice that can one's mo nth. And then the Member
Quoting old saws and modern instances,
In fair round paunch, with public dinners lined;
And so he plays his part. The sixth age shifts
Into the lean and shppcrcd Minister;
With spectacles, and prose, aid votes on side,
His youthful views renounced, world to wide
For his shrunk wits, and his once manly voice
Trying in vain to hoax the people, pipes
A miserable sound. Last scene ofall,
That ends this snd, disgraceful history,
Is childish red tapeism, and mere routine
Sans heart sans brain, sans pluck ,sanS,cverythne
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TIN STgop x FOUNDnK wAmE-ROOu
James RIcWanamy

James RicWanamy
WEAVING established himself In the manuflcturina
OF TIN, COPPER and SHEET-T8oN WARE IL
GiesH's BaidiHg one Door Nest 0ftAe HoeFing YaRcl
Bank IA prepared 90 furnish tho people Of this county
with every thing that may be needed in his line III
keeps on hand every variety Of COOKING and HEAT
ING STOVES for WOOD and COAL, consisting in par
of the Lion Air Tight, Western Queen.
Triumph, Buck, Presidents and Preference for Woo
and Black Diamond for Coal. Also Ploughs, Plougl
Shares, Sugar Kettles & Hollow-ware All ofthe above
articles will be sold low be bought elsewhere
He invites citizens generally to call and examine h
stock. JAMES McMANAMY.
N, b. House-spouting g. lobbing done upon short no
tce. Old Copper, Brass Pewter and Iron taken in ex
change for any of the above articles. Nc.
Lancaster, may |, 1854
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Masonic Celebration at CircIcyille.

NN MONDAY, JUNE 25, an extra train will leave
Lancaster at $50 \. NJ. and arrive at Circlcvilc
atp,j0 A. NJ. Returning, will leave Crcoyille at 4 45
=. NJ. and arrive at Lancaster at 5.45 y. al.
Fare by this train 40 cents each way.
For Tickets apply to VIM. Miner, Station Agent,
Lancaster. J. NJ l.. SrAUGUr0N, Supt
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READY MADE CLOTHING,

which will be sold Mt great bargains deer rmiL
cd TO sell at the lowest figure for cash. He most
specially socits reasonable share of public patron
age, expect to continue in this place for years, to
supply the ctzons in tho richest clothing All who
wish TO purchase clothing am satisfied will do well TO
give him ca as shall be enabled with tho stock of
Goods hand TO crafty tho taste OF the most tastid
ious dandy and mechanic down to The honest farm
er. shall be enabled TO conduct tho business in the
German, French and English language.
Lancaster, June 2l, 1885, 3m7
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-21
NEW CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT.
II, FRANK,

NFAS Just received and Is opening for sale in the
city of Lancaster, on Main Street, at the well
known stand in DIR. Shawk's Row, opposite George
Kauifman's Drug Store, large, new aud splendid as
sortlnCut of tho m fashionable
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-21
NJ MASONIC CALENDE
REGULAR MEETINGS.:

NEN'U EIIAN VI ~ INNs''
LANCASTER LODGE, No 81 Jrnc 90, 1885.
ENCAMPMEN'r, No. - = July
February 90, 1855. e. SFElNMAN, Recorder.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-08-15

91@- CLARKsBURG, WEDNESDAY,. AUGUST
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-08-15

ian put whistle to his mouth and pro-
duced from it horrible squeak. Astoun-
ded with this eccentric behavior, the Col
onel stared at his companion in arms. but
who can describe his still further aston
ishment, when, on sudden, the very
ground near his feet seemed alive with
human beings Up started the Rifles in
all directions, and from all places, like
Rhoderick Dhu's famous gillies up they
started from briar and brake, from ditch
es and water-holes, where the whole corps
had been lying perdu waiting the APP
proach of what they believed to be the
enemy. What if Russian cavalry had
advanced instead of ours ? Their sur
prise would have exceeded that Of Colonel
Cadogan These Sandman Rifles are as
active as they are smart. They were
hardly couple of hours on the Kamara
hills when they made themselves at home,
and settled down in arbors, which, in an
incredibly short space of time, they had
made out of brushwood. They are ex-
ceedingly small, but also exceedingly ac-
tive and energetic men. They march in
trot' and climb up steep places with
wonderful rapidity.
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TERMS.

Cooper's ClarIsburg Register is published in
sCa1aTaEsSnrg, sa a Va every Wednesday morning, at
Of SIX MONTHS from the time Of subscribing: after
which $3.50 will invariably be charged
NO subscription will be received for less Pc
fiod than six months. -.-..... -Ta-s -
i. Nopaper win be discontinued except at the op-
don of the proprietor, until all arrearages are
paid up-and those who do not order their paper
to be discontinued at the end of their term Of
subscription, will be considered as desiring to
h. Vo it continued " W
ADvERTIsEMENrs will be inserted at 81, 90 nor
sqqaFe of twelve lines for the first three inser-
tlons, and twenty-five cents for each subseouent
insertion. - ~ 4"0'1'
A liberal deduction on the above rates will bo
made to those who advertise by the year
NO advertisement counted loss than n souare.
The number Ofinsertions must be specified. or
the advertisement will be continued and charged
accordingly. - -''' e0N'
Announcement of candidates for Office 50 90.
Marriages and Deaths inserted gratis
All communications, to insure attention, must
paid 4~> FO7'
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sardinian Rine-Training.

An incident occurred to-day, says a
letter from the Crimean Camp, May 2l,
which threw range, and to US, pleas
ant light upon the manners Of making
war. While the cavalry pursued the Cos
sacks to the river, the Sardinian Rifles
advanced from the Kamara, and took up
a position commanding the approaches
from the valley Of Tchernaya. They had
hardly done so, when our own Hussars
and Lancers, returning from the pursuit,
were deserted in the distance. The Sar-
oLnlnns. strangers as yet to the uniforms
OF the various nations that are united in
these camps, mistook them for enemies,
ana prepared to receive them as such.-
Colonel Cadogan, who is attached to their
contingent, demonstrated and when the
SardlnIans still showed suspicious, offered
to advance and reconnoitre the strange
cavalry. He did so and finding that he
at least had not been deceived in the uni>
form, he pointed out to his countrymen
the exact position in which their allies
were posted, and turned them aside. so
as not to interfere with the arrangement
OF the Sardinians. This done, he fastened
back; but to his amazement, when he
reached the spot, he found that the Rifles
were gone. While yet undecided what
to do or IN what direction to proceed in
search OF the fugilives. he heard step
,t6y his side' and on looking up he found
himself lace to face with the commander
of the missing corps. Es".0I- VI -
. Colonel Cadogan at once told the Sar.
dinian officer there was nothinO to fear.
that the cavalry in front were English.-
So much the better,'' was the Careless
reply; then we can make ourselves
comfortable )" saying which, the sardin-
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-08-15
THE MINIATURE. Il i,
BY aEoRaE 2. ltoRRls.

William was holding in his hand X
The likeness of his wife j8 z
Fresh as if touched by magic wand -
With beauty, grace and life. -
He almost thought it spoke-he gazed
Upon the bauble still;
Absorbed, delighted and amazed, i
BE viewed the artists skill. .m
This picture is yourself, dear Jane
'Tis drawn to nature true
I've kissed it DER and DER again,
It is SO much like you I"
" And has it kissed you back, my dear ?"
" Why-no-my love, J" said he,
" Then, William, it is very clear,
'Tis not at all LIKE ME.Y
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-08-15
Making a Needle.

] wonder If any little girl who may
read this has ever thought how many
people are all the time at work ia making
things which she every day uses. What
can be more common, and you may think,
more simple than needle7 Yet, II you
do not know it can tell you that ittakes
a great many persOnssto make 9 needle;
and j! takes q great deal Of lime, too.
Let us take peep into needle factory.
In going over the premiseS, We must
pass hither and thilher, and Walk into
the next street and back again, and take
drive to amill, in order to see The whole
process. We find one chamber Of the
shop il. hung around With coils Of bright
wire, of all thickness ,fTorn the stout kinds
used for Goldfish hOOl % that for the finest
cambria needles. 10 q room below, bits
Of wire the length of two nesdIes ore cut
by vast pair Of shears fxed IN the wall.
a bundle has been cut OF, the bite need
coils,
The b1ndls d drown into 8 red hot
furnace then taken out aud rolled back.
WaF and forward on, & table, antilI the
wires ara strsigbt ThisProeess Il called
rubbing ettalght. te now see . mill
for grinding needIes We 60 down into
the basement and fiud needle pointer,
Geated on bench. He taxes up elvo doz-
en- oF 60 of the wires, aGd rolls them be-
tween Eis tilimb sud fingers with their
ends on tie grind tone, 6rsE one end,
and then the other. We have now tie
Hi;es slTaight and pointed at both ends.
Next Is ths machine which hettens and
cutters ten thousand needles per hour.
Observe the litsle cutters e the head Of
SgGiir need Next comes 4he pun ching
of eyes and Tie bog who doe SC pun
clies eight tbotasand an hour, aud he does
Fft 81 fast y6uk eya can hardly keep pace
with him. s.l'ia ting foil which Is
running fine lTe throagh dozen,
/ b no al these tfgin re Has
wonisll, With g Lite ANIL before
i her fls between theIn and paftlie.
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Stanzas from the German.

My heart bid thee answer
How are love's,marvels wrought7
"Two hearts to one pulse beating,
Two spirits to one thought"
And tell me how love cometh?
1t comes-unsought-unsentI" |"
And tell me how love goeth 2
"That was not LOVE that WENT i"
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D. D. IS AstNs al Il Ss
IL. - = 81 s,
5 ~! g y ~ sss...
Rg.s = - - psgss ssSm VIZ
i.9sissls = " 'ns 7. 20 M py
we 3 es3a3 ;;glssslte.s I,
Ll5 IS 8 y Y 8
ny nFs l1 nQe 4; ms can
eS sven 2
he must 9eposlt. one npnQFes lkenesS ss
guarantee El th ms masters ana ne panse St
be prepared with . second hnpared tEancs :ss
TO be invested in the Purehase os his
livery; Ihis livsry generally conslsSss es
oiaek glazea hat, pound 9qsE with q gay Ilt'-
pon' bright bl9e troelR-eoas, g 9 ssaiflss l
walstcoat and pine trousers. g.s Ihua mus
equPt' ne mounts the CAB box ~ she
morning and departs Tor has appointed
cap stand, there TO await the nod ot the
Passefs' py, IA s.as 53s,t .lss.s,}
HIS pay is three francs . day, and he
IS supposed 70 carry home all he gains
In addition to his salary, he Is allowed
70 poster ms customers Tor poproofss,i, !,
and it's estimated that these eonttlbutors
usually raise his daily earnings 70 five
trancs,, Whether he occasionally puts y
tare INTO his own pocket y e question:
which leave with his Own. conscience,
1t Is certain that he is narrowly watched J
-snat the way to stolen wealth y dlEtfI
cult since each. stand has its appointed
cnlet, and under chief, who are charged
by the police with the duty Of recording,
the departure and arrival Of. every cab,
upon the stand and as empty cabs are
not allowed 70 linger, or as the Paristana
must proceed directly TO the. nearest
stand when they have discharged their
.tafe, the difficulty is obvious, especially
as marapdipg entails a fine, Of fifteen
francs in each instance, The chief may
pc noticed epsconced. in q little ,ho2 about
the size ofa turn-pikeshouse near every
stang. from MS llttle window, ne ,nolli
ces the arrivals and departuresi and by
his clock passengers are enabled to see
the time at which they take the. .eab,.
should they wish to hire it by. the. hour.
The chiefs and under. chiefs arc paid
by police;-the former receiving between
eight hundred and one thousand francs
a year and the latter thirty sous a day.
The er.chieffmakes up his income by
looking after the interest of the. cabmeu
while they are amusing themselves in the
ueaEestE e.shop lor Wntch CUT ne
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-08-15

ToMBoYs.- public mind is awaken
ing to the Importance of physical educa-
tion.
At the recent ladies exhibition Of gym
nastic. calsthenic and dancing exercises,
given at Professor Stewart's room in
Boston, DR.. J. V. G. Smith, Mayor, in
his speech 10 the parents and teachers.
while distributing the prizes, addressed
them at much length on the importance
of thus developing the muscular appara>
tus of children, and made the pertinent
remark That the lille girls he knew
sOhen a boy. w6O used to climb trees and
fences Nth tie boys. and 1Oho 'Oere called
{ I0m6oys' By their mothers, were nosO,
aUherever found, leading 1Uon1en in society.
,Oith strong and healthy bodies and minds -
Mayor Smith was right. Our girls
had better be Tomboys than mincing
young ladies. Under right system Of
education, they would be as far from one
extreme as the other; but if we must
have an extreme, give US that which Sc
cures strong limbs. rosy cheeks and a
constitution that will last.-Lifs Hlustra.
ted. lt # .'
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-08-15

20 E1 Keep out of bad company, for the
chance is that when the devil fires into a
flock he will hit somebody!
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-07-24
GLENN SPRINGS,
SrARTASDURG DISTRICT, 5. c. June S,

SrARrASDURa DISTRICT, 5. c. June S, 1855.
DERMlT US, most respectfully to inform you that
l. this celebrated WATERING PLACE, with an ad
dition Of Cold, Warm and Shower Baths, with many
other improvements. will bo completed and ready to
receive company by the 20th inst We ask your pa.
ronage for this establishment during tho ensuing sea.
son. We have at great expense to ourselves under.
taken to open the HOTEL and entertain company.
The object had in view by those who built up this as
Watering Place, was to provide healthy, pleasant
and safe retreat for our citizens in summer within tho
limits OF our State so as to retain rs lagca PORTION of
the immense sums Of money spent every year by our
citizens in travelling as possible. Every dollar kept
among ourselves is so much added to the wealth -four
own State, and goes to increase and extend her re-
sources and improvements. at this place wa have
every accommodation and amusement that can bc had
at any place OF resort. and We p!.gc ourselves to
devote to your comfort and accommodation every cu-
ergy and resource in our power.
JUNGLE If &C. JANNEY.