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OIZT 07 LASCA8TEE:
Thursday norn'v.mareh 11, l3
"Sheep Foldi aaa l)of Keaaels."
Our compliments art due to tbs gentta
man who figures over tbe'hsms of 'Cili-
n" in last week's Eg'e'. he 1a giren
y ; as particular 6fa for daring to question liia
'traoacsnuan't ability ls refined testa and
'- , TrisaW right to vilify, and sneer at the
i 'good people of Lancaster. For the benefit
' of "the world and the rest of mankind,"
re will again publish verbatim tt literutum
f(aa it appeared in the Eagh t.ro weeks
wnoe) that portion oi uia oeauujiu aruci
Vlo which we took aoceplkne. . After charge
Inj that the people of Lancaster are "b
fogged tsith old foyyism," he says:
Wha'ever raav have hoen the causes,
it ii patent to all, that we have no examples
?f taste in our private or publio buildings
Vthe former being fit only for thetp folds
tthi doy kennels, and those of the latter
'' which make any pretention, being built in
the clank styles and presenting an exleri
" or ao frigid, formal and repulsive that one
is apt to suspect (whatever may be the
truth) that the owners partake largely of
these same attributes.
Comment is unnecessary. If the above
t dJeolaration is "not "worthy .the longest
, cared Aa in ohiistendom," we give it up.
"True 'Mr J "Citizen" now attempts to ea-
spa indignation, by charging ihe poor
"printer with falsifying the record. Ho
says that public ahculd have preceded pri
! late buildings, and that his purpose was to
barge that our publio buildings were fit
only for "sheep folds and dog kennels;" but
be it remembered tint our people are equal
,ly the ownors of our publio and private
buildings, and it is a faot "patent" to alj
observers, that cur publio buildings con
form more strictly to the tlassic styles than
our private residences and if our ohurohes
are "fit only for sheep folds and dog ken
nels," then we acknowledge the classical
Mmpliment, and shall uot quarrel with Mr
'"Citizen," but let him hang upon either
. born of the dilemma as may best suit his
peculiar taste.
Not that we have been to Hosting,
Not that we are stuffed with classics,
Nor do we make much pretention
r v To wisdom more than common people
But we do pretest emphvticl
'Gainst such slanderous imputation, "
And we commend this "Pluritustah,"
a-Citiaen," cr foreign Loafer,
To our matrons, maids and preachers
To our old men, young men, teachers
To all who feel the least inclined
To patrouiza the march of n ind,
Let them furuish him a collar
A classic collar made of Brats,
And pewter buttoned, full of meaning
Have it labeled, nicely labeled, ,
"Sheep folds and dog kennels," '
Then lam adrift, this classic scholar, '
And read his taste upon his collar.
" Stranob Phenomina. We learn that
the Board of Publio Works are playing
mash in their powerful department. The
BevT Sam'l Carpenter, of our city, baa
been, decapitated without a single charge
of mal-administration. His office was Res
ident Engineer. We know Mr. C. like a
book, and a more accurate man in all his
pretensions does not live in Ohio. We
"siso know Mr. Blicksnsdekfkr, he too, is
first rate man for the situation. But why
this change? Are our Republican friends
becoming Locofocos or i there an axe
to grind? The Republicans have a ma
jority of iwo to one in. the Board, and
could, if they would, have sustained the
old appdintees: Bat Messrs.' Conover and
Waddle have yielded the appointing pow
der to tho Locofoco member of the Board
Mr, Backus. We condemned the patty
last fall for repudiating Mr. Blichensderfer
as candidate for the Board of Public 77orksi
we now condemn their miserable (ruckling
policy of removing man againstwhom they
dare not make a single charge. For fur
ther information, see communication in
another column, signed Junius.
Theater. We have had three evenings
performance by this talented com; any
Messrs. Meeker & Tozkr. "Ingoraar,"
"Evadne," and "Lucretia Borgia," all of
which have been performed in a style
highly satisfactory to our theater-loving
communtt). We hope everybody may
patronize the useful, the beau.iful and all
things that may tend to freedom in Kan
sas. "
LoisLATnr. We nolio that our Sol
omons of the Legislature are devoting mush
lime to the discussion of 'an adji nrrned
session; why not resolve at once to have a
regular session every quarter during the
(wo yean for wlrtcb they wera' elected?
It would hot only make for them, a "Goe
frolic and fill their pockets with change.
but would save the Gurernor lb great
trouble of Culling litem together in the
aveot of some real necessity for the benefit
of the people; (alk about the constitutional
ily of the measure, (hats all gammon!
Don't you know that the Presnl.nl of the
United Sta'es has recommended the ad
mission of Ksosas under the Lecoaptcn
Constitution, and at the same time he said
to the people that if they desire it, they
can go to work tt the firat meeting of their
Legislature and in violation of the prcvis'
ions of their. Constitution, knock it all into
a cocked bat?
-: - Ferine Ua tatter (uNU.
The Boar of Pa bile Workt The laaa-
, guralioa of aa Uapreeeetaietl Palis.
The people of tbie section of the state!
have been thrown into.no inconsiderable
slate of excitement and Indignation at the
courae of the Board of Public Works in
supplanting (by the appointment of the
somewhat "notorious Jseob Bliskensdsrfer)
the e'xperinced and well-triad Ecgineer
wuo hss Had, lor me nasi year, me aiiccr-
vision of that section of the Pnh!io Works
of Ohio known as the "Hocking Valley Ca
nal" and the Mmtkingnm Improvement."
It Is not our intention, at tie present time,
to institute a rigid investigation ioto the
wiicb will be rpontibl. If they desire
tha( tl tallot tot aheuld expreea (he will
of the people, they will lose no time ia
removing one, whoa the people, , tbroagb
the ballul-box, have oronTUireed unworthy
of holding aa office of high public trnat
If ther dsaira to, remain mere tools in the
haoda of knives' for" the ' fabrlcattoo of
schemes of pallia plunder, they will follow
out the policy tliy hare ao recently insn
gurated. If they wish to redeem them
selves from the charge of systematic cor
j3T We have received tue speech of
Mr. Seward made in the Senate of (he
United States. It is ably written and
presents a clear, concise and truthful his
tory of the action of this government
touching the subject oi slavery, proving
that the design of ihe patriots of the early
ages, waa to limit, ra&trict nnd ultimately
aboliih slavery in the United States; and
also proving that the policy of the present
party in power, is to reverse the theory,
and make slavery the rule, and freedom
the exception. We regret that we are un-
abie to publish this interesting apeeoh, as
it gives much valuable information; but it
great length places it beyond our power
We will maUe one suggestion lor ihe bene
fit of our great men. If they desire to
produce conviction, let tbetn remember the
misses who wield the power, and couch
their arguments in simple plhin language,
suoh as oan bo understood by men of com
mon education; nil their classical or latin
maxims (all dead upon the ear ol the ninety-nine
in a hundred of those who wield
Ihe power of the government.
JtjrWe have recaived sundry docu
ments from our old friond San. Schleicii,
among which was a speech of his own in
favor of the repeal of the so called Habeas
Corpus Ltw. We think the; argument
made by Newton wis highly creditable to
himself and pertinent lo the question, and
(hat the repeal of the law is a credit to the
Mate. we nouoe ma position uoon bit.
Hatoh's Sub-Treasury bill wbioh if adhered
to, and further liberalized will make the
children of old Fairfield rise up and call
bim blessed. . . .. .
Truly Said.
The sober seoind thought is working.
C. Enquirer.
Lika the little leaven that leave net h the
whole lump like the measure of yeast in
the brewer's vat like the bubling steam
in the engine boiler never before was
such working, and atrugling and commo
tion known. And by-andby, it will all
get worked out and utter forth, with such
a clearness and lucidity, that even the
President, and the Emperor, cannot com
prehend it. The way faring man, though
a fooi shall not err therein. G. Times
HThe Young Men's Literary Insti-
ute, will meet Friday evening, March 12th,
at the City Hall. Question for discussion
'Jiesolved, 1 hat Capital Punishment should
be abolished. Foremen, Messrs. Wcldy
ana untune.
An Esy will ba read by Thomas S.
Slaughter. .The publio are invited to at
tend. By order
G. W. CORMANY, Sec'y.
et" Emerson's Magazine, and Put
nam's Montiilt for March are received,
and as usual, full of interest. Published
by Oaksmith & Co , N. Y.
Also, ISlackwood for February, publish
ed by Leonard, Scott fe Co. The above
works are well known to the literary world
ana need no eulogy at our bands.
33? We have received a cony of
Mr. Wm. Upfikld's Illustrated System o(
Drafting for Boots and Shoes. We have
heard it spoken of in very high terms by
members of the profession. Mr. Upfield
has devcted much time to the auhject and
will, no doubt, be able to ouer to the pub-
i : - 1 .. 1. 1 j; ;
3FPublio Sale See Gen. Jesse
Beeohbr's advertisement in to-days raper,
Come up everybody and have a was of
the old pioneer'a hand, he il coiner west)
and his sale is the place to buy good prop
erty and get good bargains.
Lost. Oa Monday pst, a Bmsll book
called a "vat book," belonging to Jacob
Shaffer, inside of which was a smaller
book, with a leather cover of the same de
nomination. A reasonable reward will be
paid by said Shaffer to any person return
ing to him said books, or for such informa
tion aa will enable him to recover them.
JACOB SHAFFER.
V
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tW See L. C. Botch's new advertise
mentlo to-day's paper. We this momen
received one of his gold pens and to tell
the truth (which by"the8by these pensnev-l
V er fail to do.) We most heartily recom
mend them to all our friends, particularly
cut political friends. Our young friend
appears determined to lead the market in
1 tba useful and beautiful in his line of bus
J jness. , .'-A- - - v V',
Thi Niw York Mercurt. Our red
art will observe in our advertizing columns
the prospectus ofthis popular weekly which
or the last ten years has held a leading
position in the Metropolis, of the Union. It
will be seen that its corps of writers em
brace the moat celebrated and popular of
romanciesU, and, it is got up in the very
best style lor a respectable family newspa
per. . ;The proprietors of the MsRCtmr are
men of stability ana character, and th
publio can rely implicitly upon their mu
. -nifioent promise. Read the anouncme&t.
Jty To produce amibility and huppi
i Best, th mind and heart mast act together
' iflAW Mnfif Ka I Via !rnnat!l Z..A -
J smuot w sajw iujcii ica JUUgCD, ,. bljtj
gentle monators, and the kind encouracers
of each other; and, we on- them. Jan
Kindrey Stanford,. , "; '. ' '.;;'
XTbo cure of all' the ills and wrongs,
the carc-s and sorrows, and the crimes of
humanity, lies in that, word, Lovel It is
the divine vitality that everywhere produ
ces and restores life. To each and everv
one of us the power of working mirioals if
we will.
8
3?" There is no' accaBion so trampled
upon the meanest reptile, nor to sneak to
tne greatest prince. Insolence and base
ness are equally unmanly.
W Leisure for study, thought and social
enjoyment, are to be ocunted as part of
ones income.
y Correction does much, but encour
ogementdoes more encouragement after
censure is as tue sun attar a shower.
XSTWhat ia the universs but a hand
flung in space, pointing always with ex
tended finger unto God.
y Cento- aays, ."the bst way to keep
good acts in memory is to refresh (horn
Pride is the dainty occupant of our bos
oras, and yetcvei feeds on the meanest in.
firmity of our kind.
STA year of pleasure passes like a
floating breeze; but a moment of mistor
tune seems an age of pain i
...Beauty eventually deserts its possessor,
but virture 'and ' talents ; acooropany bim
tvia'D lo the grave.;, ""ai,;": ".",'.'!"" V.,-' '.'.''.
causes that have doubtless brought afoul
this result. There will be time enough
for this by and I y. SuQL-e it, for the pres
ent, to say, that the representatives of the
Republican Parly in the Board of Publio
Works lave had a fair opportunity to vin
dicate the reputation of that integral por
lion of the State Government of the odium
which publio sentiment now attaches to its
very name, and that this indication of its
becoming subsidiary to the palitical powei1
that have io years past controlled its ac
ion, is a step that must call forth the ae
verest reprobation.
. In removing Rev. Samuel Carpenter
from the post of Engineer of the section of
Publio Works referred to, Mr Commission
er Waddle perpetrated a grievous wrong
upon the people immediately interested a
wrong they had no right to expect at his
hands, and one they will not submit to in
silence. It is a fact well known to every
person in this portion of the Stale, that Mr
Carpenter superintended these works with
signal abih'y and fnilhfulnes), and that as
an Engineer he has not a superior in the
Stato, the rectitude of his official conduct,
as that of bis private relation i, has never
been brought in question, nay, not even
so much aa suspicioned, in the whole
course of his life. He is, in fact, a model
Eogineer.and one iu hose hands the peo
ple hereabouts felt perfectly safe in confi
ding the interests of this section of the
Publio Works. Independent of the confi
dence repro&ed in his professional ability,
there was a peculiar fitness in his appoint
ment on account of his resident interest in
keeping a watchful eye over the works
confided to his oare. This is a matter that
should' not be lost sight of or overlooked,
and in all instances, (hose Engineers only
should be appointed whose petsona inter
ests are known to le identical with the
interests of the works they are tp superin
tend
But how dees this rule apply to the case
in question? Mr. Carpenter is supplant
ed by Mr. Blichensderfer; and for what?
Is it on account of Mr. C.'s professional
inferiority to Mr. B? That is not claim
ed. On the contrary, it is acknowledged
by Mn. Waddly himself, that Mr. C. is in
every rense of the word fully competent
it, then, on account of the greater expe
rience of Mr. B. over Mr. C? Nol Mr
Carpenter, professionally, is Mr. 13 Lies
ensderfer s senior. Well, (hen, is it be
cause the personal interests of Mr. B. are
more closely identified with thePublioWork
of the State in this Division? So far from
this being (he case hia interests are direct
ly antagonistic, and lie in another portio
of (he State. What, then, in common
honesty, were the secret motives which
prompted this substitution of Mr. Blick
xssderfer for Mr. Carpenter? This is
delicate question, a faithful reply to wbio
might not be calculated to reflect muoh
honor upon the disinterestedness of the
Commissioners. It would not always- be
flattering to these who wield the ' power
and patronage of high official stations to let
the people know just exactly from what
source, when, where, and for what pur
pose, the principles around which 'hey ra
ly were derived; and it might possibly im
pair the dignity of this Republican Board
of Commissioners in this case to stato by
what particular coterie, and for what ob
'jects their system of decapi ation has been
iuvented, which culminated io the removal
of on of the mot competent and faithful
officers in the Slate. It is a suspicious
circumstance, in connection with this vbola
mattor, that Mr. Carpenter has been re
placed by a man who has been most em
phatically repudiated by a large majority
of the voters of the State, and whose life,
in a cnat measure, has been consumed in
a series of attempts to get control of the
Publio Works of the Stale and make them
subservient to his privato ends. If, by
this appointment, he can suooeed in crea.
ting a publio sentiment adverse to the one
formally expressed at the ballot-box last
October, he may hope to retrieve the mor
tifying verdict of that campaign.
The suspicious circumstances which con
nected Mr. Bliokensderfer -with certain
fraudulent contracts, induced the voters of
the State to pronounce him unworthy and
unsafe as a member of the Board of Pub
lio Works, and yet in the very face of
this maiked repudiation, the Republican
Commissioners have boldly, and in an
open, manner, made him part controller
of the very works the people would -not
trust in his hands, And these works be
long to the people. Was evera greater in
gult offered to their intelligence? We
have spoken in plain terms upon this sub
ject, and ydt we have not spoken .any too
plain. There is no use in filling up the
holes with putty and smoothing over the
surface of this corrupt' syslera with paint.
The' people have asked for a reform in the
control of the Publio Works nothing else
can save them from disaster. The Repub
lican majority of the Board are iri a situa
tion where they can administer this reform.
If the oorrpptiona of preoeding years are
to be repeated, it is the Republican party
'Oa UisBib. iaat 1858 ftr Alfred He1
Veigb, Eq. Mr. Williaji). Bawmv, to
alias BABABI A BIT.
. 2 - '
On Ihe t5tb day of Febraary 1158. by
Alfred McVeigh, Eq. Mr. Dana Nnrtr
to Kiss, Susaietbi Tmoxpmm.
6a the t6lh of F.braarv by the Rev.
Thoa. Drake Mr. 8am del Bright Io Miss
Kxbeca Funra, botbt of Fairfield Co. .
Oa the 7ih iaat.. 1858. by the Rev
N. Bpeek, Mr. Gtoaot D. LirrLwona, to
Uiea CATnarai Ban addH. botl of tSalU-
ruptioe, and bller, ingrained demoralise-1 more, Fairfild Co. Ohio.
lion, they will retrace their aUps. j On the t8ih of February by tba Rev
The fnithfut cusrdianshiu of the Publio I J. J. Sailer M. J6r II. Kroct and Mis
Works, now, would boainaitnifitfentttrok"A,MAB both oieugai ur-.ve.
of policy for the party wh'tiih shall have 1 " niFii
i- r.t.- tri n -
me creou oi iue m aiure. a its ivtpuuii-1 . . ,, . t. i. w-.t. r,v
j i bhiuicIi iw er. uii i iiuai iubi vh wa
laimut Mrkt.
COIEEtTIO WXSELT IT J0H3T LYOII,
l . . MwiMl S mm
iiui lIH . linn
Lmnm 7Mljb k.w-
Fl.i S ItU , k.t-,ll '
Wiwi-lWI T-IBtte
ruiu-IUH fnnr?n 1.S
iu.i-;s hm wkti iiim-t ive
can pirty ! strong cnougb and should i858i y- th tblf j n,tvj of bU
be magnanimous enough to ailoiu lo be birth-day, Uxoaoa. second sonoi r. D
honest, if not for the sake of Loneslv. "d 'T cwwo.
at least because honesty is a mighty pop.
ular thing amcng the people. JUNIUS.
i "For lis bath delivered my eoal from
death; my eyes from !eas, my feet from
tailing." ....
At the residence of her son Wm.
Riebv, on the 1st lost., at 2 o'clock P. M.
Mrs. Aba Riobv, after a sho.t illness.aged
77 yean aud one month.
The deceased waa born Feb. 1st., 1781
Legislative.
Colvmbus. March S. V clip Ilia fol
lowing from lha Cinoinnati Times: '
In the LegiMature business is progress'
inv r1oIv. Tha Suniilit li hofnra it Mr.
. o J ... I t nr . i n i i n . r r-
Hatch's Suh.Tresur hi . whieh ia rv euerou I meo usruiej i w m. vu
comDlicated ais underiroinir a thorough ax- Ue- 8t. 804. aba waa marriad lo Ua-
ammalinn. NnfarthA DamnnraU haa hail it I " iiii"niuu, nu iw"h w mm ovm,
all to themselres,theRpablicans contenting 0T- 806, and settled near where she
themselves in reading newspapers, or long- resided at tho lime of her death. On the
inn idly in their chairs. As It is in Com- l6tb d7 of rj, 1817. as the widow
mittee of the WholVl the yeas and n(iy, ot JJav.d Williamson she waa joined u
.ra nnt alll n.l if thv .trnll inin n.a marriage to Wm.. Kiirbv. and shortly nni
ntl.or Itnno nr.annlar-.hnnt th. ted with the MtlK)dit EpifOODal CnOrcb,
allln. on h.Qin..a nr r,1...,.r. It Acm t.nt of which she csntinued a prominent, aotire
much matter. " Tarious amendments have "J1 ff m,?,b' "ntil b7. detb ,h? WV
been suenested and some adopted., Tha re.e.sea irora ner lauors, ia uia cosre.
hill i. r.r i.nmr.ltn.i.n mnA AammnAm militant and arose to receive the rien re.
scrutiny. Its venerable author, although wrd' !n reservation for the finally faithful
h. h.. iUvnti.fl mnni, iim. .nrt .( I.hnr h e church triumphant For many
in arranging its details, seems more solid- J', " "" - Kwf v""'
nna Hint the mei.ura mav hA mora ixr. vw, au4 mo welcome uume ut i
feclcd than that his bill should pass. He P" r ll,ne?.u Methodism, unring
n n.,..;.,,, . n,nn..4 a lone ana useiui lite, ner amiauie owposi-
. . I ,.nM . 1 1. . .1.... mA Mi.lt V. .II. ...n
mcnHmanta hn I Jv.lilh.. t h.m ni.H nnh. .wuuk auu won u.u.uw.v.
ingly to ascertain thair effect in themsel v mind ded b
es and on the operation of the bill. bC0M eqn'ned. until like a rips shock.
' .1 I. II. A r..ll .aa...iuai V I. jaa inl. Ual M.
The Senate separated ttiB sami-annnal . . "
iio-tinn nli..A. frnm th. finh.Tr...nr marksbly developed, he was gathered In
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bi . as more properly beloneinir to a aena- w. """"
rate bill. Should it be oresented in an- W,IU 0.6Pr'(I rr,i w" eommensn
-.1.-. I An m t,V- .k-f u tate with His own Eiernily. bha Ml a
... .lll.minh it !. miiif Bi.rm arfvn. "! vi viinuim, ua m v"
cates who think the people irensrally would
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CINCINNATI MARKET. ',
' rriaa.T, .Marrk .!..
. Fl ..ranch. nr4 vHk aa4trata 4aaiaa4 at p ra
tion, rat.. '
Wliitky aarhaard at 17 J rrata.
Hoca an4 prorUiMt.qai.t k.t keldar. Sna.
Oroarrieaatiraaod full pricrt- 400 bk4a Saar
aaM attXMX eautti Mol.awi I19JS eeata, bat ao
taia. .acepi ia a aataai way rv
Cofaa St at IVatlSranla.
Laal algal waa tkaaol4at aflhataaaan.1 Thtmrna
ataraa. It la to aallilar aa4 claar. TkanaaaMlar
1S4. Kirar rtaaa 4 iacktt tloc. latt areiilnf .
'; NEW ORLEANS MARKET. , .
Saw O .... M.rrk . IBM.
Cotlofl nr,AimwtA tnl ? j of 0,000 In lea; preteet ttark
nfr arm mitif; n-ntt.
MnluaatHllInf; algHSKI ceuU. j-
Flourii.e.lS75.4 4Mx. Mlxad ComSOa.
friends to mourn their loss.
Lancaster, March 8. 1858.
As Orviaaacefor a Loan, patted March
tbe 4tb, 1858.
An Orillnanea anUtoriilna- a loan of taa tknataad
dollartror tha parpota or arwu.f a vnj Hall and
other bulldlura.
Waaaa.a by atpaelalact eftha Ganarat AtaamMr
of Ihe Slat, or Ohio, paaaad rebraary IS. ISM. tha
prefer paying half their taxes twice a year
to temp; called upon to pay the whole a
mount atone time. 1 think it rather im
practicable and inexpedient, and if it be
: i ;n i. - t i . : .
irieu, win uo iuuiiu mors niouuTonioua
than the present system. But time enough
. .L.t i..l i .u.u ...
iu Brguo in r...o. . auu buuaw up. Cllr Council of Uia cilV of Uncar watanUiorliad to
XUe QI8CU.S10U OI llll lieasury Dill una borrow mo.oy to erect a tiny nau mm a om.r .una
, ii r . . t iT.i.t Mnnior we B.OOI aaia riir UMraiura.
oevotveu, SO iar,.. upon uevsrs. natcn, S,,. . Be Itordalnad by th. CKy Coancil of
Lsn"don, Thomas, Phelps, WestCOtt, Ihacllyof Uncattar.Tkattba Flaaaaa Ca.lttaa of
P. i i r i ti t . J aald city Council, or their lUceeMora, be aad taay are
Selllelcll and KelJ, all Of Wbom Seem dO- barsby nuthorU.d and empowered, oabahalfof taid
sirois .to render it as as perfect a. pos.ibU 7
Xliey are kll lu ISTor CI a specie nuiuu.iu, i ineairrasaiawn tnontana aoiiin.ior u. parpota
. . ... r .i.: l.metinara Cltr Hallaad other balldinrt for tba
uuv suuio nio iui K'"u"8 . "K. u.ii of-ideltr.ardulttuebondt or eartlSealet aridaa
nih.r. Mr Tincr(lnn la fnr cnraXna Icln. the tame ia ram a not lett than one hundred doll
. . , s ., , . an nor more than one Ihoataad dollart eaon.bearlnc
at once to bard money, rather tUSn en- , ntereatoraeran per onl par annum p.yable an-
dorsing the banks. He is in favor of nu.iiyaithBcofilwMairUidcliyUncat-
leaving the discretion . to i the Treasurer h'ic.s. The tsidbondaor eortiacmua of uid city,
what paper be will reoeive. and direct bim J"VK 2J S.L'TKT.'S'rr.EJL
to pay OUt COin alone. ' HlS purpose is 10 by the Pretldent of aald City Coancil. tald boadt ar
iu. nmn.r In i.l. K.nL .nu. eertlScatot ahtli be made noa;olll.lo and rkall not ba
induce the omcer to take only bank notes dl.n-.ad-,h.ld M-muiee for Beta tha their oar
ni 1.1a in tha virtinitv. nr arhir.h ha nan 1 r.lua.
r. . k(- 1. Th. nrlni-tnal of Mid loan ar aav nart
Mk loi.h I.. . T . Tl ..
u . , mv iiiuiuu
Oa ait -r . ft. A. P. !.. hrlwr.n ti4
newMAfiaaa'tlark A. M.akd SoVlock P. M.at
ikt awrnf lb. Conn llu.tr In tk. rllynf laura.irr.
Fatraatd Caanrr. Ohio, will ba avid, to the ItlgWI
Mditer.tb. aodl.lda.1 laa thltda piiru af lata fc.Uu a
la( 4aerrb.d tract r land to-wli:
Tka rytalh-Fam itnartar af tka Sorth-F.H nttr of
taction Banaboratxiarn la Tuwn.li!. nnmlMr fnuitr.
aadrauara aonanrralrlitc"conialiilnttW-lf' ".
b ia. Ian J aam .r a. wild la.rf. Hrlialtmll
la FalrSeld County. Ohio nna umllri-ldl 11.1 rd part f
eu4 draenbed tract of It ml to mr tol'l ar-frtlc. bclli
the Ihlwralof C. Iberia lamn'l lit lb. Uo and
lndlri.l.dlbird p.rt of aall Ir.rl to b. a tld r-ri,t'!
evnne'Ui. intrrta f navry janr umnn nt a.io i.t..
7rat, 4; Oae -third rath In band. nt-tbrd
la oar rear tndt1te r-lrttt. In two tear with lttU-r.rl
Md.tVmdaxai.nutym.nrnf a.1.. -ciitd f
mwirtf ; t.ii lanrla trui.t '". fcjribr lull appraia
ed ralac; appralatd at l3prfr: ,
I nun r. j, t. nrtr,-
Oaardltn of Cttharina Lainou, N.t.i-t J. loiaoU.
Laaeatler, Ftbtaary II, Ifjf dw4'''J "5. '
( Mal l.atala By Order ! Court.
Oa ttaStt tmmmf tlmrtk, A. T. IPSA, belw.. In
baara of lea o'clock A. M.. and hrme .Work V.
11 .. at the door of Uia Coari K.xtaa. In lit. City af Uw
nt.tor. Fairfield mna't. Oiln. .ill be told lo Ihe
kkjaeta bldd.r.tbanadotdMl m.tnird fieri uf tba
fullowlnc dneribed tt.rt.f land tia'l: ,t t
Tba Kootk-Kaat nsrt.r of the KnVtli'-Enl qnorlor
of aaction nnrnbrr aUtcn in T.wBtlriTt nntnlHt hMii
tccn .ad rfnr number eirlitrrn ronli,iit.y 3-59-M4tT
aciaeaama ror. or fett. attio mnoi nrit r annairn iij
Palrfipld coinilf.Ohlj. raid unrMtWfd llrtfd intrtnT
rail trwrtofland to be aold aa flo iutercil ol laiae
LaMat Hi arid dew-rlbtl irntlwi. ' '
rra f Smlt One ihfrd . rah la hand ane-lhlra
laoaa rear and the rWue V:t I to tear., with li.l"r
tU o deferred paaaaeatrmmdliy dftala berurad- ti
mortcfe; a l l U'.d attit tell for tliclr fnUtp(raltcd
rah... apprai.-d it SlSitrr arr..
, .. . RECBKS HKU!SBAIICER. i
Guardian of lawne lamolt. ,
Uettt.r. Felirwirr 11. 1 W-dw4Inl S3 TS.
MASONIC CALEUDER
' : REGTJI.AR MEETINGS: ,'
LlHCARTER COUlfCIt. So. J....... March IS. IMS
lX)0GK.Ko.S7 ,. " IS "
CHAHrKH. .So. l -. . t -
" KSCAMPMBST.Ifo. ....... ja -
March 4.JS18. , G. STKI.1M AH K. carder.
Eatate at Damlel t hi truer.
NOTICE It hereby rlren. that ihe andarttirncd he
bean appointed and duly qnaliSed at Admlnta
tratororth. Ealate of Daniel Wbllmcr. dcccaaed.laio
of Klrblaad tnw.rtin, FairSel.l t'oanly. Ohio. All
paraon.k.rlnwiUrma .(.mat aaia iwutut wiuirraatia
them for tctitamrnt. Ircallr .uibonilralrd willtla pud
year and all tboae IndnMad will moke tmmanntt
paynentto JAKO.t PK1ZZLE, Adm'tor. ,
raoraary ii. irjr wai .
3E 3d 3 "5ST ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
LAIHOAaTEM. OHIO. .
W7OPPICB T.llnadre Block Vp Stain.
KeTember 3, 1MJ 3wf
CHOICE FIE8T CLA8S I5STTEA1TCE.
BY TRK ' '
BIG FIRE AND NOV
B. CONNELIi
TAKIS thitmeUiod toadritehia old Irlcndt and
caatom.rt, tiatby the aid and awLtnnee of the'
food people of Lancter. be aacoeeded ia reraotrlut?
ntoMolbia cwoilt. yet uta loaea oy uamiure tna oiner
wite la coaalderabie. Ha hatlocated hiniteH -
Up Stairs in the Foster BnildingJ
orrogriB the muciiisb tallet dash.
Kalraaee la the Hall betweea Kaufman A Co't Drag
Store and the Drakea Itry Good'a Store.
Whata he cae be found at all timet ready to wait upon
bU caalomera.
He tandera hit th.nkt b hit old patrnna and alt whn
attiated In aarlur kit prapeny, and hope, thai all wbd
bar. aaaeilled accoanu with him. til call wltbo.t
delay and tattle np.
laeaalcr, J.noarj S9, 1!-2tf
........
easily convert into specie.
eat than their par
loan ar aay part
lharaof.ah.li be ledoemable at each lime or timet.
proposed as a suostuuje lor me tmru sec- i pn w pi. . . ,
, . . j . and between tald committee aad tha other contract-
tion, that the treasurer be authorized to ra- inr party or partial thereto.
ceive United Stales coin and the notes of iKJT K,'";ni."? LT1-".
otioh h.nb. ftQ hava naii! anflfiifl ail mont'a nronartr bolonrlnato the aald city, tocether with tbe
. . , j . ! I rereuno. rirhu and prirllefet lhereofBd:tba faith of
previuus iu aukusi, nuu nro jny tug .outc th0 .,t lr4 ucroby pledged forerer.
. I It. nl fim. . tl. .ni.rfnn HAr.lanrf. Ihat HU.l. 1 Bt. OmiDHCa ,W W.a fWtl ... 0W 1.
... .. . . .. .... ..force from and after lit pattern and the leval pabll-
lie would be reiievea Irom responsioitiiy 11 cation .honor. muholas youxg, p. c.c
he should take notes of institutions which,
though the terms were complied with,
should fail immediatelv fail after, sod leave
a surplus of (rash in his . hands. Schleh's
substitute ws accepted.
The Committee are busy with the de
tails, and have progressed as far as lb
1 2th section,-there being about thirty-five
in all. The details would be uninteresting
especially as Ihe whole bill will undergo a
th orough overhauling, after it shall have
gone through tbe Committee of the Whole
into the hai.ds of the Finance Commivtae.
In arranging the details, Mr. Thomas,
from his experience as County Treasurer,
affords very considerable assistance, and
Mr. Westcott who has been county Audi
tor, lends valuable aid. The majority who
have taken the thing m band with good
will, will not permit a crude, unmanage
able machine to pass through their bands.
They know the eyes of the people are upoa
them, and will aim to present tbe best law
in the ir power, to secure the publio reve
nues from fraud and peculation, and . to
approach as near a specie standard ird as
they can without injury to the oommon
interests
Tiis fast young man in town, whose
feelings were borrowed, hss sowed his
wild oats. .
XW What Irish battle explains theseoret
of a magician s slight oi handY Sleevegam
mon.
What portion of wood resembles a
certain hind of rope? A cord.
TALL MADGE HOUSE.
THK tinderalened has rented the TALLMADGK
HOUSK, ami i determined to keep It In a atyle
equal to any home tn th. Watt. Uo bat In connexion
with thu Hotel, a tplondid
Whoro the trarollng community can ba farnlihed at
ALL TIMES WITH FAST HORSES,
Fin Carriages BuffffieBt Salkleat
.nil .T.rtr thin. In th. line of Lirerr accommodation.
Hia raleawillbe reasonable, and adapted to the hard
timet. He hopes to merit and recelre the old patron
airo of the house, together with a large inereaae by tha
alii of hit numerous frlendt. CHArllibH MIULJSK.
.Lancaster, March 4, IrtM 4tf
r TT. n
Eatate at a a a Ittarnbr.. ,
TaTOTICK Is hereby given, that tba tabtoribar baa
V been appointed tudqualluod at Admlnlatrator of
the Katate or Asa Murpny, aecetsea, lain ot rairnetu
County. Bntod Kobruary iu, ic.tr , .
March4,lSo-3w44 PUGH J. MURPHY.
NEW MARBLE WORKS.
THE undersigned most respectfully Invite tha at
tention of the oitlzaaaof Lancaster bod vioinitv
to this new Establishment, where tltoy will be prepar
ed to furnish ALb KIHDSof MAKBliU W0Rbuobat
March, 11,18J8 Ja4J
W. L. Kiaa, City Clerk.
GROVER BAK.EBS
CKLKBRATKD
nmvi sewing machines,
495 DROAWAY, iiKW Y OKU,
730 CHESTNUT STPHILADELPHIA
6 WEST FOURTH ST..CINC1NNATI
TTTKo ttiDllcatlont for Aocaeinneedbamada.az.
oept by pertont of Integrity, reliability, and baring
element raelliuet ror doing easiness, iney matt oe
addretted loOtoraa di B.aia 8. M. Co., Broadway,
New York. March 4, ihjh 3m44
L1CMR11SERI
O
For the Mprlaf ( 1858.
TatKBS, including A
FFERSfor aaie a flne aeaortment of F RtTIT yaa
topic, fear, uherry.w- la
Petch. Anricot. Uulnces, Orapet, nooeebenietnwa.
Rhubarb, htrawberry. Alao, Ornamental Treet, , a
Bttrgreens of rarluua kiuda,Rotna,Fiowering Shrnbt,
Dahlias and Carnations. I will also hare for bedding
out, a Sne selection of Verbenal Petunias Rosea in
Pots, etc. Hursery In East Lancaster, North or Wheel
ing Street. JOHS CRAVETT.
March 4,1858 3m44
Iacoraoratetl 1819. Charter Perpetaat.
Fiat! sstlitiii NariaiTtoa latraaact.
Calle the attention of lit Wends, petrons, aad tha
pattuc generally, to tne lottowing ucu:
i. Or ITS HAVIKO
A CASIT CAPITAL OF 1,500,000. .
WITH ASSETS AM0UKT15O TO lrSie,0ue.
II aa Traaaaeteal Boalaesa Snccesafally
. THIETY EIGHT YEARS.
a ootmatu Te raoaaaaa ia naiLTB, nun
ana titiutt.
PUD inlCCEEClTK LOSS orOTER $10,080,000.
It organised oa a Satioaal beam, with local agencies
in an principal placet, aaner a mercantile tya
tcm; foanded on a Cash Hlandard with an an
Tiable reputation alike tba eame on tha '
banka of tha Hodson or Miaaissippi,
tha Oalfef Meiieo, or taa Kerth
era taket: presenting a now- ;
arfal organization aa a cob ,'
aenratorof pablle goaa '.
and Bond of integrity; It r ,
.qu.l to til rraergen
ciaa it andertek aa,
worthy the
BTABILITT A51) D105ITT OF AS
EMINENT AMERICAN CORPORATION,
ON MERIT ALONE
rocaei.e m cutat
TO FATB0.1A6B AM rATB.
Afordlng facilities aad Seentity is matters af Inta-
raaee Commercial, Mechanical, Mereaallla or
Rural, while ranking (nr importance and
PUBLlcTSEKVIiJ",- -
The First it tin Fmaraiice Coa'i sfimerlri.
l.tattRHg AT
Rate, and Ralet as liberal aa ,b rlta aatamtd
Dartail fof aolvencT aad fair ttrofla '
TT7Panlcular altentloa traid to the ibaaradca bf
t-onntry neetaeaeea, rarm aoaaaa, iMrnt, ace, at
matonaDie rates. ., . .
LOSSES EQUITABLE ADJUSTED
AND PROMPTLY PAID.
Appllcationa tollelted and Polinealsancd by
P. VAN THD.ajP. Afcmt
LaneaaUr, January 14, Wit) Sj37
Fatal af TlerUa Caf Inaa. , ,
NOTlCKIlbare'ly t-ltesi. tnHit nnderslgned Cat
bcea SprHiinteii and ddlraaiHIed aa AdiainHtra
torof the aute of Martin Coflrr.au, deceased, late of
HoekingTownthlp, P.lrSrld Tonnty. Ohio All per
sons having claims trains! aald Kta!a will preatat '
then, for aettlrmei.t. Terall. tuiheuticaled within oa'
year aad all tboae Indeblrd will aaake immedlale
parmrattv BK.1 1 AM l.N b. COPFMAH, Adm'tor. . .
r.oraary in, IM1 jtrij
VVAWTEDs,
AN laapraT Farrras. of rofy ly 200 Atrcti
within a few atllea af tbe city.
Alao. front eoto AO Arret ! Laid, with com-
fortakla Bulldinga-
Alao ,t er3 Small Farat and I.etinex-
change for other prtertT. W. K. IA RKtLL.
Iacaater. April IX. I3T Sfitr ' "
S. DAVTS. M. D. P M. WAOBKnAli m:
Da DAVIS tfc WAG EMU IS,
IB 'Parotera In rWprnrttee of Medicine ane
uMi aaraerr. OPFICb. la Dr. M'M.ithal'a old
n... fM.flfiBr.al.nil Wb.elina Blre.t.. ont.a
alia tka Balw aalfharra.'.
Keatdeaeea 'antr.a oc.nre'. .
Lancaster, . rs,ieST 4tf ' ;
FIBE! FIRS'. 1 FlUEtlf
Gas Stock for Sale.
OrT FrUtf, tkt Wk day . Merck mat, at I a'cloek
P. M..I will tell at the Exchange Bank of Ma-tin
ec Co., SS Sharea of Stock Id the Lancastor Ohio Gat
Light and Coke Company. The Slock pledged to me
it a collateral security by K. T. Corerdale.
Tirmt if Sals Cash ia hand, aald Stock will ba
disposed of at auction sale, aad will bo etrnck off to tha
highest bidder. Sale peremptory.
. junit sr. a.Ai ui.
Unctster.FebraaryM.lPSS 3w48
Notice is hereby giVen,
rflHAT the partnership etf DEVOL c WATTBliS
I hat thia day beea dlasolred. All pertont htrtng
clainis against said arm will pretenttfaem lo GILBERT
DKVOL ror aettlement. and those Indebted to taid
Arm will make payment to tald Oerol. The boil nest
or Ihe Foundry and Machine Khop wlfrj. continued
byllerolatlhe Old bland, and H. WATTBRS will
resume hit old business of Mlllwrigbtlng.
GILHHHT DBYOL,
Lincaster. Feb. Q5, 1B58-3.44 H. WAITERS,
JOHN WOUli
kaJ Um K.A.SrtHaa Ia W. la .
I method to notify his old friends and caston- MILLIKO A5D PRODUCE BT3IKIES.'
ers, that ba la detiroatti elote np his old accounts I and are aow nrapared o par Ihe
All Dortoaahtrinr onen aceonnta with him will eon-I tt : i. ..... u m..L.n,.i..'i..itii..i
or . ap.c... i.ror oy uing wtinoui aei.j ... .out. de.ir,red ,t ln, u AGSOI.l A M ILI.fi. on the Hacking
tlfi HA HBS SPAS lha PtimnaiTf Ar hit I.AiUll I ... . w
r. i unal. below uaroi1 Konijarv.L,iifter umo.
N SHAFFER'S BASEMENT. r. b. pensim.,
Levy & Block's Clothing Store, BOOT &dlHOE i I" RE.
Where he ran be found at all timet ready lo wait upon
alt who desire either to buy his gewtds or to adlnat Ihe
matters oi tne old pnrcna.es. tie nnpet nts out cus
tomers will appreciate his necessities, and aoma ap;
his relief, and by to doing enable htm to go on, tc
e-satlsfactloa of all parlies.
Lancaster, January S8.1&59 3w3S
PUBLIC SALE. ., .
rkrHK tubscriberwill tell at public aale, at hit hid'
f I 1 l.i I .. I"- ...I. . .' 1. 1 ... I . k.I
rvsiuuiiua. III VI.BUUBIU wnmipi .w,. .mm . H.i
rnilet Worth of Lancaster, on the H ocking Canal,
Oa Friday tka ISth dar af March aext
The following property, ta-wl I:
FOUR HEAD OP HORSES,
P.rmlnr Utensils. Harnest.any anantlty: I Bugry,
One Wind Mill, Household Faraltura aad olbar
articles tn any quantity.
Hay by the Stack,
Tarme madt known on the day of tale.
JAOOB GRATBlLt,
. ... vt I- ' ISAAC WAYBILL.
February SI. IB68 Swl3 '
To the Creditors of the Fairfield Coaatr
Saviaga Iostitate.. .,
a T . nMtlna of the Stoekheldart af tha Falrfletd
V County Strings Institute, held oa the I7th ult.,
It waa retolrea Wat tat current naainte oi w. irrsu'
....A t.k it. . mihllA 1.. forthwith .lna.A.
.The undersigned was appointed Trustee to tettfe At
affaire all pertont holding eltimt aar.lnsta.ld ldsti
tutlon, will present tha tame to me faopayuieah -.
. , .. J. C. WBAVKK; Truite.
Laneatter, Fab. IBt I8i awm
HEAD-STONES. MANTLES,
fAIiLE AND BUREAU TOPS.
Alt or the best material, ...
EITHEIt ASIK1IICA! OH ITALIAN
. . . n: c jsJ3ikp.'".
Tbey are determined not to bo out-dot t by any Kt
tablisbtnentin the West, either In quality or work or
accnmraodatloa In prices, and hope to recelre a liber
al share of ntblie natronae..
If. B. J. B. Willlamtoa ia thetr aulhortsd ajreatt
CONLKY a McCRKADs.
i Lanrabter, FebruarrSS, 8S9 4?tf . ' . ,
w-aTBRDS knowlnr lhero.oi.es indebted 1 Uia
t undersigned, for adrertlslng In the Uneatter
f?dttto,wlllpieuto caiiana awitio. .iv inwunt wm
be charged. Call at tbe residence of -Kev, Htraual
Carpantav. -. . ' t.b. sutiumta.
. Lencaater, January 7, 1858 301f
OABRIAQB SHOP.
.. B..C. DIETS
-a-a aKaPECTFrtLYlBformtthaatU
I V sens of Falrneld county tb.tb.ba
recently put up anew Carriage Bke
immmdimttlmimlkmmrmT WkitlA- Lmtt
Hr4mmTiStTt.CtTtjllltf,LmtYitiT Oaiv.wher
kewtlloontiantiykeepoB kaaa aaa manalactaya
ordererery rarietyol Tehlclelahisllna.
TTi-RepatrlDg doae aa abort nplka.aad lha: :
yer-b elermt. Det. 14,ltlJ4-SS
HAS r.-opeadM Harbor KhOp In neTallardge)
Block lmme.li.tely undbr iba Bar fitat. bboe ,
ttora, wnwre mmeti uio oroiner ntu n.iti utvan
at tha Up ofb bflU, ready in there, cut hair,' tnauf
aoon. eorl mnstaenirs ann ao an oineravrric in.uieir
flit, .f bu.lKeaa. Setwlljislondlng the said Jow-ph-
aaa beewbnrutil oat,lobl oo loea.ll. ai iae laie new
la the Greena iilwk, he iiaj raiaed the wind, aed ia .
now able t do lb. the' ttrtiitfs'ln- tha mott approreiV
style. uid hopes to receive an Increased patrouaga Id
caaTnentat. htm fnrhi. toss.
bencaeier, ran. e emi. , --
!KAf, i:.ST.lTl;,
I! I, I,
i ST trial? strlptl
l basiueaatoat.
trlpt this placet few aiouthiwllhllula".
toaUartd Va. I oayrrnraerrlres at an a-'
gantfortha pnrehaae. aale and c- change of Heal fca- v
uia in tbitrictnily. P. rtiet hiring Hnutet, Farma
or Lotttodiapoae or, aad those wl-hlnrlo purrbasd.
will pleaae gira me a call, t omutiationt mooarait. t
wocbarret anleseealettremaile.
Laneatter Apni in, ir.- aiiu w. a. iijtnxtiLi.s.
PrtT!FRSTIIP fOTICK.
JIT.1. T ITX JCXDrJtTaH -ar-ITK the aabaerlbera, bare aaarJrlated o-irtelTeeT
X filial riOlaal Ktgelher.tpanueri.nnderlb.lHthia elyleo?
lor ins purpose ui pnrsecaitiiK ina
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on iwrii irrbM . f i irx?
0111tVillV.Vi1lll IX Urtltlt ti.
, ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
OFFICB Poster's Block
i.rW.STICHCO.MB. .
!OTerober, 19, 1857 Mtf "
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R.M. CLAItKE
GREAT CON
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ROBERT REED
IAftES. HIS BOW TOTUE PUBLIC, AP,;
ptlaing them of tbe liirt tliat te In. 'It u
. keeponstajitl) oiiltalida large aud
EsTj ' general aasorttnel.t of . ; . . t . .
V-t BOOTS
: K""a Ladies. Genllamon. and Children "a
Wear of crery size, kind, quality and deH'rlption.
roruentieinon,
UAITEKK, 'V
wm BOOTS,.,
rora Ihe Inert French Calf tn tha heaviest kip and
'akin, ror Ladieaaud luttaruu,
S LUTE its,
MOOTS, ,
BirSKlJI, : ' - ,
. GAIT ERR, cta.4 -
Finely inlab.d aad In great qnmtltle; which will '
no tola at tne tiu.wn.-tx nair.uv.' t .
JPmtMXJ JmtX&m-WHtfm,
n.h.ain bla einnlovment ami under hit Immc- i
diate tupecvMoii. workmen of tbe 'Brat qn.llty and
will manufaelyravbtletom'a ark to order oil Ikoshortett
potaible noti;;,. uiswnra it
Warraated Kood in evarf xi aprrt. ,- . .
ir7Ha wlll'befnnndal the old tlrn of KEFP. aa
Mmim gl.,... rf..r WX mt rV A.t, e V r m -
Seeds' Sterr. I anctstar.ucionor r, ''. M. .,
PARTNERSHIP NOTICr.
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TBKIaloarmofTURHKRV RKIllhEHAt'GH nna
this day been dissnlruii )r mutual oonin-nt. Ale
parsons haringunsetiteis arcutints who a.m nrt. arc
reqnrtiea io cnoanunri r.trriii"iiv i-i"r'-r..
to settle Snd reeliiltil our.rrounts. 'Uot:tj llii. rd
d.of Kor.lSSfl.- TCRNRH k KEIDKKBAR.tiU. ,
N. . Thebaslnoat of IslaekaMii striae; la Si!
a departmenttwiiibo eoiiiipuud.attlis 'fldtluid by
. MACK ,turneb,,
VMu,t. .Iil.th.nb. In bla old ..nklnn..M..nd hoti-r
f Tat baaa'appointed tola agent by tha; Mahufae trnm M.rtlll a.l atfrmtfln tofrmlneaa, to receive s
SturerA. t-eaeocaer Don, lortnttaie at weir l nb.rji.hare ofpl,iic patronage. He I. now rlnl.htri,
(DaV:
TYTAg one of tha snfferarivlToni lot !ateflr Tn the
f Greene Block, m lu proewred Rtftini
JTlMtallf; JBS14O40
tha
oa Main Street, S doors wtttrtf K.uffman's Drugstore
wuereire will oa prepared torurnitB
. ( a A-ar rt r w aaa
WATCHES,
JEWELRY, c
Of every fleeetiptron, il pneet to comport with biff
tyre ana omra time- He nope o nw frtrnai inn ine.
pmiue fenertUiy win Mironise Biin itueraiiy, ana w?
o (TrjiDr, enable him to overcome bUlouee muti in-tho
ei)d,eokble hira to occupy that plaoa In the a4ae
Mmtnunily which haa boon the pride of hie heart-rlo
oeaiustiy act prompiiy ana mane a uring.
taanoaaier, January xo.ieae jvu '
. STEEL PLOWS.'
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JOHIM EFFITJCER
ImmI n)n.
I ae attention Oline r.ratera oi r.irn.ia county i.
Intited to a. examination oftblaplow before parches
tag elsewhere, and we haa no doubt tbey willpur-
ahatathem in preference u alio there. Tbeybrede-
eldealy tbe best louatng, ana mo si inafougniji
d rrowareroaereB intnieraariet.
Ke.r Plow warranted, aad wiWbe aoldas fow at
the Nii.LBB,or an. other warranted 8lo; Pfow.
yrpSampet or these PtowawlNbafoundataading
la froat of iar Hardware Store oa Mela street, Laa?
easier, 0H.
Feb. IS (S7 43tf,
.andbaionHand.aauperlbrlotofCUTTI5G MUX !
Efiiwhlth hp will tell bmb tha matt reaton.blr term
Fdrnfersgira bim acal). i, Nor. H,IKjw SnSU ,
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,. iftliiatfetiF.s! aniNCLi atl ' ,.
THBuadeValgned wll Cltorddrslor Plilrglo on' ,
abort notic tliia se.son. having ntat:. arm.gin 'i
medlato gattinilter with more tStrtuiniv tiiaf hereto
fore, ahlnglesuade oTOabt Afli.uti'iriie.iuu
aacatl and axamina Ibea, Ftctorv on Ci.lnmbti
6t.. South of Mala, C. F,h VgHLY -
. March ?e 4Tt -
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