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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-20
PnirdeId County NIediclI institute

Fairfield County Medical InsIiiuIe.
This body held session, in thistown.
on Tsesdsy last. Manyofths physicians
from the county weIe in attendance.
What they did in secret session, we don't
know but DIR. BossTLER delivered a
very beautifully written address in the
Court House. 1t is certainly commend
able enterprise and no physician should
refuse to lend il the soncrion Of his name,
his influence, and the aid of his talent and
experience.
While we are discussing legal reform,
the more important matter Of medical re.
form should not be forgotten. 1t is by
associated effort. experience and discus,
sion, by the good men of the Profession,
that this is to be effected.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-20

A DARK PIcTURE.-A correspondent
Of the Cincinnati Gasette. in alluding to
the infa,uaiion aud distress, which pre-
walls in tho city, thus notices tho bad state
of affairs;
"Ifwe were asked at what period with.
in the past five years we had seen and
heard of the most drunkenness in this CITY,
we should be compelled To say The present
period-lhe period that is marked by the
ravages Of the destroyer, who is ending
in death long cherished friendships, bear,
ing brothers and sisters apart To he no
more united beneath the paiernal roof,
and laying whole families within a few
hours of each other, in their last resting
place, What time for dissipation! Yet
this is The time chosen
Intoxicating drinks appear to have
assumed new fascination among us, and
men reel home at night, with the bnrlhen
Of whose lifeless forms some ricketty cart
reels To the graveyard the next morning
Not only men, but women, stagger under
the influence Of the liquor from the still,
aud come with pestferous breath and
haggard looks to ask advice, sympathy,
and assistance"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-20

BA word to our friends of the Cir.
cleville WatchmaH and tho Chilicothe
advertiser. The less they say about the
removal Of tho Postmaster at 1'arlton the
better We have had numerous com.
plants from that quarter, and have pret
~ convincing proof Of their justice. For
some time after we published him, com.
plants from that quarter were less fre
queut.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-20

A correct idea of the views expressed
by Lord Palmerston may be gathered
from despatch to Lord Normandy. da.
ted March 81, Is49:-
THE British Government Is for many
obvious reasons not desirOus of taking an
active part in any Negotiations which may
result from the application which the
Pope has addressed to some "fthe Catho'
lie powers Of Europe. whose lerrit"neS
are nearer than Great Britain in geo.
graphical proximity to the Italian PENN.
snla. But the British Government will
be much grati6ed ifthe result ofthose no
gotialions should be such reconciliation
between the Pope and his subjects az
might enable the former. with the free
goodwill and consent of The latter, to re-
turn to his capital, and there to resume
his spiritual functions and his temporal
authority. Blu; it is the opinion of her
Majesty's Government thai such recon.
cIliation could scarcely he effected hui fpr
The moment could never be permanent
unless the basis upon which it was found.
ed were to be thar The Pope should en-
gage to maintain the constitutional and
Representative system Of Governme n,
which he granite d last year to his subjects
and unless the separation between the
spiritual authority and the temporal pow.
ers and institutions of the stale were So
clearly and SO distinctly established as to
put an end to those manifold grievances
which the mixture Of The spiritual with
the temporal power has for so long pc.
ri"d of time produced in the Roman
States. The great importance of admit.
ting laymen to- the administrative aud iu.
dicial functions in the Roman States was
pointed out to the late Pope by the mem
"randum presented in 1882 to the Romor
Government by the representatives o
Austria, France. Great Britain, Prussia
and Russia, and the events which have
happened since that time. not only in the
Roman States, but in the rest of Europe
have tended to make it still more impnr
tant that such reform should be carried
out into full and complete execution.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-20

DISTINGUISHED Men FALLEN.-How
many who in one way or another dis,in.
guished themselves in the late war with
Mexico. have since been stricken down
by death. Among them are james X.
Polk, Gen. Gaines. General Worth, Gen
Nearney, Colonel May, Colonel Duncan,
ool"nel Croghan, and Colonel Brouph.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-20

0crThe Locofoco press. finding it i'm.
possible 10 srray banded opposition a.
gainst old Zack. are now trying to sue.
cetd agains, the old Salt Boiler. You
will find him just as invunerable, gentle
men, so you had better reserve what little
brains you possesa for more hopeful en-.
terprize.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-20

VLE EsrATG.-The Boston Courier
gives brief description of an iiemizing
visit to one ofthe Five Points localities IN
that city--a horrid resort of degraded
women aud brutal men--in the course Of
which the writer mentions a wouden
three story house usually inhabited by
from fifty to sixty fami lies, The yearly in
come Of which tothe ow wner. is estimated
al $4,000. though the original cost oflhe
whole concern was only $4,000. II was
in this building that the coiored man,
Goode, commilled the murder for which
he warecenily hanged.
il is a serious question in morals.
whether this man Goode or the individual
who rents tho premises for the vile uses
to which the inmates apply them, should
have suffered the penalty of the law.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-20

Mn. CLAY's ILLNEss.---The. Lexing.
ton (Ky) Observer, of the 4;h instant,
says:-
'Wehad painful rumor inihe city yes
terday, lhst our distinguished fellow cit
citizen. Mr.. Clay, had been severely at.
tackled with cholera at Ashland, and that
he was in very dangerous condition
We are grali6ed To be able to contradict
the rumor. MIR, Clay was slightly un.
we'll. as was Mrs. Clay also, yesterday
morning, but we learned in the evening,
from the attending physician, that both
were entirely relieved"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-20

0JOur singing b'hoys will be glad to
learn Of the fulfiIment Of their old song.
Old Zack is safely installed in the White
House. and Old Whitley in the White
House stable.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-20

tV'The Eagle of last wcok only con.
talnS one column on prescription. We
give its readers joy for This one week 8
respite They can dry their eyes, dig on.
ions, and prepare to weep again.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-20

w. Granville Township can send
delegates to represent half . dezen diff.
ferent parties and dozen different
ereeds. Lancaster Gazette.
That may be true. or it may not, but
admitting that it is fact, il shows that
our citizens read, understand and form
opinions On most of the topics Of,he dOy.
Can YOU say as much fol the Fairfield
county Dutch, friend Weaver Gran.
UWe htellgeRcsr.
The editor ofthe htelhgencer is rath.
er ambiguous. If it may or may not be
true, the citizens Of the township mav or
may not read, understand and form opin.
ions. Our opinion ofthe citizens Of Fair.
field is rather more decided-we are not
compelled to guess.
by the way, wo are yet to learn that
the prevalence Of dozen different and
opposite isms is a sure criterion of sound
intelligence.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-20

OTMr. and Mrs. PIKE and X. w. WEA.
YER, all formerly ofthis place, and now
in Maysville, were attacked with cholera,
but we are glad TO learn have recovered.
In that place 81 have died since The dis
ease frat made its appearance, aud about
so IN the immediate vicinity.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-20
Granville CoIIere.

On last Wednesday week, we we're in
attendance at the Commencement exor-
cises of this Institution. On the Monday
evening previous an address was deliver
ed before the Calliopean Society by the
Rev. Mr.. TEEsDALE, of Pittsburgh. 1t
was rather lame performance, not such
an one as is expected on. such an occa.
sion, the orator evidently forgetting his
advice in his practice. The subject was
"elcquence"-the only original idea,
placing that above the Press, in impor.
tance and usefulness.
An address was delivered befnre The
Franklin Society on Tusday evening, by
Judge DUNLEvY, of Lebanon. This We
did not hear.
The exercises, on Wednesday, passed
off unusually well. With few exceptions,
the Candidates for the first Degree had
we'll written ad ddresses and delivered them
remarkably we'll. There were six in all.
The College is now in furnishing
condition. aud with it's present Faculty
promises much good.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-20
Estate Of John 3. Walters.

HE undersigned has been duly appointed aud
qualified as Administrators on the Estate Of
JoHN WALTERS. late Of Fairfield county, Ohio
deceased. Dated July 9, l849.
BELINDA WALTERS, Admtri1.
July G. l849. 4w9
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-20

oHIo CANAL,--The Columbus Journal
sayG-We are requested, by the Super.
'ntendent oflhe Southren Division of the
Ohio Canal, TO say that tho water will be
lot off tho circleville Aqueduct, for the
purpose OF repairs, on the 23d instant.
aud will remain off until the goth of Au.
gust.
This viii cause a suspension ofnayiga.
iion or portage Of mile and half
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-20

FoREIoN News. .--Our report Of tho
late intelligence gives correct synopsis
of the situation of affairs in Europe and
it is needless TO give further details. Re.
ports from Ireland, in regard to the po.
taioe rot, are more favorable.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-20

OTThe funeral Of Mrs. Madison took
place, 10 Washington City. on tho 10th.
Appropriate ceremonies were had and
appropriate DONORS paid by the different
departments Of Government.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-20

Uour neighbor, in an attempt a, wit, f,
Heaven forgive himl supposes 'mullet
hoad"to be "Jackass." This same de.
ceptive imagination leads him to suppose
himself an honest politician. One ia as
near correct as tho other. We knew tha /
ho was little "out Of order'' in tho up
per story
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-20
Estate Of George See.

VNHE subscriber has been appointed and duly
~ qualified as Executor Of the Estate Of sEoRex
SEE, late Of Bern township, Fairfield county Ohio,
deceased. Dated the 2lst day Of June, 1849.
JOHN A. COLLINS, Executor,
June 90, 1870. 4ws
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-20
NhcriR,s Sale.

N chaneery. John A. Collins Us, George My.
ers nnd John A. Collins vs George Myers aud
Wife, By virtue ofan order of sale to me direct
ed from the Court Of Common Pleas of Fairfield
County, Ohio, will offer and expose to public
sale, nj the d9eroI NE Court House, in the town
ol Lancaster, 1.||Ray the 6h day Of August.
l849. .belweeHtA| 0tals Oi 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and
4oclock ?. NJ. Ofsaldday. The following described
lands and tenemeIts to wit:
In lot No. ., in the dth Square:
In lot No. 3. in the 18Th Square;
In lot No 3. in the 18th Square:
And the East haliof In Lot No. in the
18th Square, all lying in the town Of Loucaster.
Ohio.
Terms of Sale. cash in hnnd,
o. Fl. PERRY. Sheriff.
Lancaster, July 9th, l849, 5w9pIee$3
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-20

CANAL ToLLs,--We learn from the
StateJoarnal that The tolls collected on the
Ohio canals during the prescn, fiscal year
up to the lst Of July werc. .$ll2,9sO SO
To July I'd lS4S ..... 34S,62l 81
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-20
SaddIerfcs.

! A LARGE STOCK Of Eaddleries and Saddle
IN Trees, Just received and for sale by
May 4t1si9.-52 P. B0PE.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-20

To coRREsPoS DESrs.--We will eudeavcr to
make room Gr Ms communication. inwhole or
IN part, in short time, We send the paper com.
niencing with lhe preseht number.
0, X W. We have dous so-horeaIter we will
send day earlier
J. W. We tan't do H. Send US eve new sub.
scriborS aud ten dpllars and we will send you tbs
paper for oue year.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-20

H'The absence of all editorial, last
week, will be accounted for by the ub.
sense Of all tho Editor. Small favors
thankfully received aud duly acknowI.
edged.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-20

CALHovNIsM.--lnstead Of celebrating
the 4th of July like decent people, some
Of the South Carolinians took il into their
heads to speak, toast and drink confu-
sion to the Union of the States.
At Orangeburg, for instance, instead
of reading the Declaration of Independ.
ence. they read the famous address OF
(some of tho Southern members Of Con-
gress." Instead of an oration Of rejoic-
ing, the Grafton of the day spoke of fra
ternal wrongs. Among the resnlutions
and toasls were bountifully sprinked such
sentiments and declarations as follows:--
"The Constitution has been rendered to
the South an instrument Of oppression
and a curse. ."--"the Union. as now cor.
ruped, is not worth preserving"-"the
Southern Address is the first step to.
wards second Declaration of lndepend.
ence"--''lhe sooner separation of the
Union takes place. the better will it be
for the South" &c. &c.
We move that South Carolina be de.
clared free and independent oligsrchy
under the superintondence Of John C.
Calhoun, until sho comes to her senses.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-20
Ohio University.

We learn, by letter from the Presi.
dent ofthis Institution, that the Meeting
of tho Alumni which was to have taken
place at the end of the present Term. as
advertised by us a few weeks since, has
been postponed until next year. The
Faculty have thought proper, to pursue
this course, owing to the prevalence of
the Cholera.
The Annual Commencement, howev.
er, preceded by the usual examinations
aud with the usual public exercises, will
take place, on Wednesday. August lst.
The Faculty have doubllessly pursued
the wisest course. A grand rally of The
former students could not have been had
and it is important that The Meeting
should be large one--bolh for the graf.
iiication OF those, who would attend, and
tho good of the University. We have
no doubt, however, but that those, who
wish 10 visit the University this present
summer, will be fully repaid by tho com.
mencement exercises.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-20

~ a very excellent aud withql an in.
''ruc''vo story will bo found on the first
page,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-20
Attachment Notice.

A T my instance mn Attachment was this day
"A issued by c. TrOvinger, Justice Of the
Peace Of Walnut Township, Fairfield County Ohio,
asnins, the property of Oliver p. HUM, a non.
resident Of said county. Dated this 28th day Of
June, l849 JAMES NJ. HUPP.
July 9. lS49. 4w9"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-20

lhcIeaso ,.,.......... $64,3 1855 6S
The Journal also suys that. in cunso.
quence Of tho numerous breaks and the
extensive improvements found necessary,
the cost Of repairs will probably exceed
tina, of ls4S, already reaching $500, 900.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-20
List OF Le1ters

- EMAINING in the Post Office q. Lancaster,
IL Ohio. on the lst day Of July, 1919. which II
not taken outby the let Of October next. will bo
sent 70 the General Post Office ~ dend laitara
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-20

d Il seuof BUGGY AxEL on hand, and 70,
9V saleaow by J. C. WEAVER & co
J Lancaster, May 4, l849 80
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-20

Boiling Of the Political C;IuIdrOn.
The fusion of the Locofocos and Alb
olitionists ofVermont. after the manner
oflhe same parties in ohiu, seems in like
manner to have created some little dis
satisfaction, The Burlington Sentinel.
one of the leading papers of the Locofo-
co party, says:-
1--WE gave yesterday the entire pro-
ceedings of the Convention at Montpelier
on Thursday. We cannot fall in with
this movement without the expression ct
single regret. lha, the effort for union
has not, in some respects resulted diff
feren,ly. We are sorry to say it, but it
is for this reason none the less true, that
ofthose principles eftke Aattoaal Demo
cratie party ichicA hare ait0ays dist'n.
guished IL from The Wing party. not one
is recognised by the new organization,
and we find ourselves fighting against
Taylorism aud lis friapds with platform
aud with an organization ent'rply new and
distinct fgm anything The regular DemOc-
racy has erer rec0gnised as 'ts creed be.
fore. here or eslewhere. The painfulness
of this reflection has.no aleviatinn in the
fact that Mr. friends efMe regularly nom
mated candidates Of last year-ihough
nearly as large in number as all other OPP
ponen,s of Whigeery together-hare mol
single candidate IF their o,en on Mt
ticket placed IN nOm'nahon-hare not a
single article of the old Democratic creed
embraced in their resolutions passed had
but one ofMe ofcers Of the C0nreniiOS
apon It's organi2atioa-hare but one of'tht
fire members Of the state cOnsm'tiee ap-
pointed tor tie eusuing year, and hare f"
or M members Of The district and county
committees"
The "rcgret" is'expressed sufficiently
strong; but the editor does not give him
self very good character for honesty
and integrity.
notwithstanding the abandonment oi
principles, notwithstanding the friends
of the old Democracy are all laid aside,
notwithstanding that not a single article
ofthe old Democratic creed ia embraced
in tho resolutions passed, sc. &c, the
Editor, by the simple expression Of his
regret, allows himself to "fall in with the
movement" thus abandoning all his
cherished principles for the one idea Of
party success.
How many in our own State, like this
man, will do likewise? Certainly not one
ofour Sugar Grove friends!
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-20

FeTsohS calling Tor any OF the above letters viii
please say they are advertised.
July 6, 1919 awe
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-08-03
f A r M
go00v 80 G1 O.
FARMER i BROOKS

ii AVE associated themselves together for the
speclhc purpose OF promoting MEDICAL Re.
FORM, and would respectfully offer their Nedica |
services to the citizens of Southport aud vicinity
DR.. +. has long been favorably known in the
West, as being the slave of No SCHOOL. Shortly
after he graduated he abandoned m, deal Hu<K.
EkISM, as producing dtplorable waste of LIFE
and HEALTH, the NATURAL, LEGITIMATE and TNEy-
TABLE results OF admin stering HARSH PoisoSs hy
DEBIIIrATfNG, SEDATIvE, PROSTRATIx method Of
treatment, and by the abstraction of ,h3t indis
pensabe part of our bodies, the blood rapidlv de-
s'roys and eXhausts the vital powers. He early
adopted new and broader platform, one upoo
which all Medical Reformers can stand, and TO
which ali must ultimately come, 70 meet the de-
mands OF PROGRESSIVE Mixp. Oar remedies are
CoNGENIAL, sAFE and RESTORATIVE. carefaily ore
pared from the great store house OF natpre
And while we believe that the true arr of Heal.
ing is not embodied in any Of the pyesen, sebol.
astlc systems, Transient as they are; we wopld
cautiously select from all, such agents as or, nr,
soN and EXPERIENCE would most approve
This independent stand in favor OF decisive and
radical reform; this fearless search for truth in
nature, rs snagonIstic TO medical orthodoxy Cor AL
orathc Hunkerism: but it commends itself to the
good sense of alt, and must ultimately form pyr~
AMID OF medical fame that will cover all limited
systems with contempt and shame.
DIR. Books was a student OF the lamented
DR.. WALDo, and is a graduate OF the Eclectic
Medical institute OF Cincinnati.
Southport, June 20, I6ia 50
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-08-03
T. AIR Vi r. RS
MUTUAL INSURANCE MPNV.

Fer Hiro4sH. Hiaois, H,dtdRa s. NichigGn.
YMF H., Company has been in successful opera
ss jiou tor more than eight years, during which
tuc /, has adjusted ard paid all losses 10 The entTe
satisfaction OF tie loosers The busntss of the
Company is conducted onlhe principle of economy
10 tir HsulcJ. The rer cenlage charged on pres
a5om No;cs has thas far paid all incidental expen-
rs and 90 rer cent Of all losses to the present
Tine. and an insurance in this company is not only
So hHt also cheaper than lnsur nee in other Com
paulrS Farmers and others Wishing to obtain in
suru' e are invited to call Oh The undersigned I'd
door north OF ,Lc Post Office, who will satisfy all
enquiries. ID c. GASkILL, AGENT.
Southport March %, $40
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-08-03
D.4TTES 6, LEON.4RD'S
NEW HORSE POWER
WlMPLE,S SEPARATOR.

TIME subscribers are manufacturing al their
Il Foundry and Machine Shop, on Park street. a
HORSE POWER Of an entire new pattern
these Machines have been examined and proved
by men who have had extensive experience in
hreshing, and pronounced to be the strongest. ca.
slest running, and most durable machine they
have seen. They are made 10 Thresh with. not 10
draw to and from a shop to be repaired. They
are easily set, easily kept IN their place, and no
digging is required to set them.
We have had six years experience in repairinq O
the different kinds of Horse Powers and TbresbiuG
Machines that have been in use in the west. and
we know by this time where they "brcqL" and
also OF the loss of time and the dissatisfaction .,
the Farmers, as we'll as something of the cost Of
repairing. And We further know that ffrv or one
hundred dollars in the first cost OF Machine is
not TO be looked at IN contrast with poor ma
chine, Tor while the former is paying five hundred
per cent on It's Investment the latter is running the
owner into debt. And we laiter ourselves tina,
with this experience we have acquired suficent
knowledge TO be able to build Machine that will
not ~hreak, and one that will not cost half man
can earn 10 keep it in repair.
he undersigned would take this opportunity Of
informing the Public that they have the agency @,
the sale OF "WIAfPEES SEPARATORS." a ma.
chine which has given such decided satisfaction ia
ITS use that 10 testimony of ours is necessary in lis
favor.
we would further state that we have most OF
the patterns for the repair of the different kinds of
machines IN use, and castings generally on hand
We are also prepared at all times to do any and
all kinds OF work in the CASTING. PATTERN
MAKING and FINISHING BUSINESS.
Now gentlemen be kind enough 10 cali aud cram
inc or Machines, and we shall be satisfied and obi.
ged. DAVIES & LEONARD
n. b We will sell our Machines on accommo-
dating terms; but our repairing of other Machines
VIII DC Cash! D. & L.
Southport Tune 90 ISAa =,