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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08
Ar iyalO Of the s,sam,r Gsosia.

NEW ~ X, May O'
The steamer Georgia, trom ChaSre' and LA
wanna. with the Pacific mai. arrived tlis morning,
with one million aud II ball IN gold On freight anu
300 passengers. She 1T CingreS On the -oih ut
with 500 Messengers. and transferred 300 at llr
wanna. The steamer Crescent CITY, North Ameri-
ca ami Brutt,cr JunatIan We're lct at CtHgrrs
with unly a lew passengers. The Gturgiu sailed
from Havana on the evening ut the lSt inst Great
excitement prevail d in relation In the INVASION
\ number had been imprisoned IN suspicion, and
among them three priests, Tor preaching mntin"ns
sermons. The day ii the Ge"rgia's arrival was
celebrated by the execution of a poor ie.tnw who
had been sent over by Lopez Ia obtain Pilots Tor
the expedition. THIS is the first execution TINT has
thlken place lur political offences, and has crca'
ted considerable lll.ie"ling against the new Gov
rrnur General
SrcpxD DE,pArcH-Nau = are becoming 50
seriuu, and alirmin. at Havana that IN my are pre-
paring To leave. The Captain GrncraI Is taking
every caution against INVASION. Look"llls are Slt'
! famed along the cuIst wljln wv" miles "l each
/ other and vessels Ul wir Kept ctu'siu9 between
San Antonio aud Ilavana. Onc OF the Cuba
! steamers was ashore On the Col0rhd -. ANA tlHarn
,Hd guue Ia its assistance. 4 row had occurred
al lliyana. between some American selinen and
the iullbiiuuts The scalnen were drunk, AMI
we're arrested and putin stocks, from the Affects
of which treatment Two died. The ALTAR is now
+, lin, hands ul The American COUNSEL. The miIy
season i, not vet set im. The Chugres RlIiruad,
| il j., said, will be finished To Gorgpua by HE last
of Univ, if tle weather continues good. The
health VI the inhabitants Is now established 10y "A
regular police, aud liz and property are much ST
fer than heretofore. Passengers by the Georgia
were generally heaIlhy-ouIy two cases Of Illness
occurred dmIug the voyage.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08

WovDEus OF TnG STEAM PREss.-We
copy the following from the P~hi!adcIPhio
Ledger ufTuesdny last;
One of the Ledger presses being un
der process of i'm movement, inc SpcrH
aud capacity Of the remaining one has
been severely tested within me past
week. and oar readers would scarcely be.
Ieiye it possible to obtain 50 many imprcs-
sions fam a single machinc rs necessity
has compelled Us 10 torture from It. On
Thursday evening last, we put the llrst
side Of Fridays Ledger on it, aud before
Twelve o'clock at night had printed about
fuIty four thousand sheets; we ;hcn put
ON the inside forms Of the same days pa.
pcr,ptinleh the $ me forty four thousand
sheets agoln. which were completed al a
bout seven in the morning making eigh
.ty eightthousaud impressions III fourteen
hours. The outside forms Of the "Dollar
Newspaper" were then put on the same
press. aud forty thousand Impress, rs OF
that sheet printed by about four "'cIock IN
the afternoon. The outside GurmS uF SaIur.
days Ledger were then ready {" take
the place Of the Newspapers forms. aud
by a lirtle after twelve at night, about
rourty.fyc rhou,nnd copies of that sheet
were printed. The inside !orms of the
same days edition Of the Ledger were
then pat on the same press, aud by seven
O'Clock Of Saturday morning. the whole
forty five thousand copies were sompIel'
&c -making in pne day aud tw" nights,
nr about thirty six hours. including all
stnppages, the enormous numbers "i ira
huadycd anil cighicca H0asand imPrcs
slams, anil all By u Press! We mach
doubt whether such a feat was ever be.
fore performed in any part of the world
Ten years ago, the recital o Fsuch a state
mcnl would have established she %rrlatur
oft 10 the rrputa ion Of Munchanscn.
Aud yet, by the AID OF steam and The in
%venlive genius of Hoe, it is made verita.
BILE.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08
Murder at Peterborough.

PHILADELPHIA Nh! D.
Al an carly hJuf nn Saturday afternoon oar cit
liens were startled by the news which had
been sent 10y express t. The cIiy,nl Il most dredl '
tai murder IA the township OF R"Xbpron5h, one
am, mp.t be- ,utiFul aud romantic section, OF the
,,ryi II ,rriou of the county Of rlillIeIphiI, \
death like Stiffness perNaded the SCENE. The spec
t,i, - were almost mute with horror. lniignl
ton was Iepi, ted il every %cuuutrn NICE and many
a manly ns well "a, gculle cyc was suinSrd win
lr,rs. Tine spectacle on doors was "a" al 10 be-
huld.-a irlnIlr PROSTATE upon her BACK, al iH'
lcu.tlI, in IA uuol VI C1Lgea,rd uiuni-lhe whole
front Of ncr skuIi slave ia, her brains prntrudlns III
masses from the wulad. 4 man extended also al
inIl Irulth nu the damp c%ar'll-h ms nee buried M
the mII ImI the pUsirrlT parts "i MS hehd or"''li
to atoms. with a complete drs'ilril1I al tht "rnh'
The House was entered ahi here was disclosed
tac worst siaht Ul uil,-ln the %c"rurrui F" ruoln,
rs though it had crtNlci there, aud expired, lay
crnunilrI n,nu it, lacr IA dead iulant ~ one of
Iir pnli,r,nru Turned il uSrr. he WtIl' Ih' ShIe
rull and back I'll lis Uranium tad been fractured
aud though li.rlcs, Tor several mus anI It's conn
r,ruIncu diatul ted hy the shocking inquiries II lrd
received, There wis still such he Ike rNP'rS'I"l'
Of innucrncu ia lis hook iht 1t was diitHIl i"r
the spectator Ia realize TIA! II WIS really It corpse
which they were bshnlliug, lnlrci tIt murder
ed blhy ippclrcd Ia ii Oli, sleeping.
TINS nlIlmuI nnl h,nstrrnlius afllr is wrap
ned i, no lutte mystery. Tine facts oi tac cIrcum'
sDrrr, 80 lar ~ dlSaIn,el, seem To be t,lcsr:- lhe
family consisted Vi Vllrntne BmtIe. aged III; his
wi, Caroline, aged 30. (b"lll nnllrrs ID Ger
mluy.) ant their Iulr Children, born IA ihiS
country. The mnlIrr wda r%hcttnir. ,
SgcnNp DEspATon a mln ealing hIl''I
CbrnriuGucIugrr was arrested lli1 l'lrtiih - on
IN .uiriru 81 LrIug the mu dprcr ui iuo bnIlc
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08
Damage TO the Erie i'N'lroNd

SIX rods Of the trio RuIrond sunk yesterday
An engine was standing on the Track, aud sunk
down until uuthins but the top OF the snnkc.slack
wns visible. There Ind been Ia indication he.
fore Of a detective bottom -rlo company lave
promptly set To work to lay rails arnund the sub
mrrged portion orthe roud, and there vii! couso'
%uucutly be no interruption %oftravel,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08

PnILApELrHIA, May 3.
The City of Glasgow arrived 10 day with 10
Passengers aud a large freight, Her news has
been anticipated.
Judge kim has gave his decisinn III a long pro,
imclc,i District Attorney case to-day lie ruled
,ut the 2d Ward. Moyameusing, aud Penn Dis.
tnct which will give Reed Wing, IA large mnior.
inv. AMI entities Inn h the office Kneass, dcm ,
was returned elected 10y "a majority, aud has held
the ulics up To This time.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08
Fire in Cincinnati

CINclNNA1I, May 1.
\ most dest uclive tie broke out last night IN
q lumber yard on the conler Of Race and Colun e
uiA streets, which destroyed about twenty hWlj-
ing, Including Tie largsliquur slure Of Wright
Brother With this exception the houses were
mostly private, AMI not very valuable. Loss not
known, but very heavy. Our city is Infested
with thieves, aud III S lie was doubtless the work
Of an iucendinry.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08
a Prospective Duul-- me Unioni,ts In Gs0r-
sFI.
WA3nINGTlN, My ., l3ll.

4 dinuer.luble mi>un lrrstnudiug occurred yes.
lerdny between Lieut.. Nicholas al the Navy, AMI
Capt %Chnmbour2, late Of the Navy 1t ended in
Nicholson Gaming Clmmbourg, and a eli Ilcngc is
couldculn'ly expected
The National lutclligcuccr has iuIurmltion from
Georgia To the effect thar Hon. Alex. stephens,
Wing Representative tn the las, Congrcs, from The
seventh dis,ric! Of Grorgia, declines being "A can
Iidolc, and recommends the Union men If his
,nrty - mtly To the support Of the Hon Howell
Cobb, the Democratic Speaker at the House dur
ing the last Congress The lut"IIilencrr express
e, much pleasure nj hi, evidence Of differentiation
on the plrlor the leading men Of the old PARTIES
Of Gcorgil, an the great Platform Of the Union.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08

FIVE SUNDAYS IN FEBRUARY 1862
w believe it will be found that there
are five Sundays in February once in rs
years; aud the next instance of this kind,
after 1852, will consequently be in 1850,
This however, will not be the case when
the termination ola century occurs 10 the
interval, owing to the dropping OF tho
century leap year.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08

RAILROAD lNclDGNE--Jnhn Sils6cc,
ono uftho Conductors on tho l.. VI Ril
road. informed MS Saturday, TINT a most
novel occurrence took place on the Mad
River Railroad a few days ago, Ga the
downward passage of the train. just be
fore it reached Springfield, a male child
was born in the cars which came into the
world as healthy as could he. The moth
Ell, out of compliment for the attention
paid by the officers of the train, named 1t
John, after the Conductor, who agreed L"
stand god father toit IN 5aptism.--Ct On.
Times.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08
From LOulsyIllc
LouisviLLE, MAY ..

~loUBviLLE. May ..
Dispatches from the South state that the frost
Inns been very severe, lee was formed here in the
streets aud p%oOls.-Fruit Of all kinds has been
killed
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08

LARGE INCREASE OF IMMIGRATIoN.--,
The following exhibit of the ingress Of
foreigners at New York for the first four
mouths of the present year, shows an e4-
traordinory increase over tho correspond
ing months of preceding years, COM
pared with last year, il is as follows!
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08
unr1lnnl.nrn soriety

CNcrNXArr May )
The Horticultural Society met SATURDAY. \
lor,s Attendance Of mrnbcrs residing in tii' vi
cinity. all Of whom rcportcd the entire deNtuc'
tion OF prnchcs apples, pears, cherries, plnmbs.
and the partial destruction ol grape blossoms.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08
Annual Report or the board OF Education
Of Lancaster.
IT, The Honorable CITY C~ouac7;--

To the Honorable Ctty CoUacl;--
Gentle.
men: The Board in the discharge of the
requirements oflaw, beg leeve to present
Iheirreport of the operations for the past
year.
Since ,heir last annualiepurtlhe schools
under the couttul If The Board have been
increased by the addition of Districts,
Nos. II " l3, south side OF Main stieet,
by a vote of their resident voters Il the
last annual curpuratinn election The
City now constitutes but one school
district, IN consequence Of which it be-
came necessary for the Board to take i'm.
mediate steps for the erection of Il Schuot
House on the south side uf Main Street.
Hey therefore purchased four and one
half acres of ground in al elevated aud
healthy part ofthe city aud have contract,
cd for the erection of a brick ediice suf
iciently large and cnmmodlous to acc m
nda;e five hundred scholars. the cost ef
which including the lot will be about ST.
900.
This building completed. anl the
schools organized under one general sys
TEN, aud so conducted as to embrace all
the higher branches If an Acadtmical
Education, the city can boast OF two as
spieudld aud c%ommudIous school cdltices
as any town in the State, and a school
system wherein her youths can avail
themselves of an education IN all the high.
rr branches of learning without s%acriic.
ing any of the advantages derivable from
the common school system of the State.
The Scho Is are divided into primary
secondary aud high school, aud system
attic curse IF studies, with school books
has been prescribed. Thus securing uni
formi'y IN books and in the mode of in
a'ruc'inu aud government. Que Super
%Intendeut. three Male aud seven Female
Teachers hive heen employed the pas
year Al an aggregate salary of $3.50, pei
amuum.
On Saturday Of { oh alternate week
the Superintendent and tie cheers meet Io
the PURPOSE Of interchanging opinions
ON subjects connected with instruction
government and discipline IF scholars
The schooIs are taught - weeks IN til,
year, aud five days in each weeE.
The number Of children and youths Il
school age, as enumerated last fall, wa
1926 The whole number of scholar
connected with the schools was 976. Tn
average daily attendance was 5l7. Til.
branches taught were Reading. Writing
Grammar, Arithm tic, Geography, Al
zebra, Geometry, Philosophy, History
Chemistry, Botany, Rhetoric, French an
/, Latin. The annexed table aud accom-
p%anaiug vouchers show the receipts All
disbursements If he Board from April
1850, to April l, 1851.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08
49, NnrL lNnnl aInlkcl, Anrm %.

The demand from manufacturers has been Inn.
itcl, md the market is decidedly easier than dur
ing the ca,ly part "fthe mouth, We have no I'M.
pniialt transactions tn communicate. We annex
quotations, but would nlyi,e that they are nnmi
nal. the sales hciu- too small 10 enable rs to shy
Diet. ,i,cly whether there is any chunge in prices,
We uuntc:-
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08

IT LNUIs, NINY II
A IRE occurred here this morning destroying
two largo four story buildings on Main street be-
tween Chrsuut aud Pine, occupied 10y Wistcr 4
Co, Druggists, and II manufacturing establish
ment l.oss sjO.000 10 100000,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08
Sentence a. he IiunE.

NEW lNIkl My = T0IT'
In the court Of Oyer and Tormlurr, this morn
iug Judge Edmond, sentenced IA on b Slick
cy, convicted al the murder OF rcdymorc, colo eli
and James Wade, convicted ol the mnrler Of Jas.
Carey, 10 be executed GA the 27lh Of June.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08

WA.mNGruN, May }
President Fillmore has addressed IeIie' t. the
Hon FrnnNlm Fierce, IL whlcE he says ne "a
much grnlilici nj the Vel. nrI p'lt',lc N'"' Ia
krn nv Now Hampshire il favor ot the Utiu.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08
Murder.
NA sAttltls
Nav luRK, May >.

At nu rurly hnur his morning, n man named
Michael Mul,ay, entered the eating ]snloon "l Coo,
ltcdats, IN Chatham street, and called Tor some
refreshments. which being refused he shot the III
lcndaul dead On the spot
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08


The steamer Webster. Cpt Samuel Reno
bound from Cincimunti 10 New Orleans, took tire
Yesterday afternoon, May ID aud burned to the
wa cr, edge, at head Of Island 40 miles above
Vlrisrur4 The fire was discovered and Tie a.
Iiau giycn about I o'clock, and almost instantly
tie boat was cnyrlnped in flames. The pilot, Nj.
ltu,kuan, 10 who great credit Is due, lIvinS
change Of The wheel Immediately euIrayored 10
ran the boat ashore. in which he III lirl succeed
ed until the lInes finally drove him irum his post
and the boat being unluanageIh,e ilpaled hs1lil,
thus drp,iylug the passengers and crew "l Tie II 81
and last hope tor sal IT,.
At lilo first alarm "A sccnc cn,tlpd w.icll It +
impossible To describe and mingled ~ II was with
the burning boat rom which the II uu"S were
bursting in all directions, il became terrible IN the
Iexlrcmr. Many rushed lutu the Il mes while
others crowded hy tho side Of tue boat clmglnt
'cunyulsivcly To the boat I'LL driven away 10y the
spreading fire, and liIally threw tn m,.lvrs lnll
the currcnt. II was with difficulty that amy ui
lie females could be saved, because many oi liicGi
being separated from their husbands ana ! Iriid'.
About - ur Is ul the passengers pumped from
the bow III the boat amt with dlliitniy saved
themselves by clmging Ia the Sings, unli relieved
hy the ynwl aud skill from shore N'an'n Sihe
lrarlul truth wis known hy the iuhahiuml, "n
shore three ~ llur boat, were quickly rowcd to
the scene aud succeeded IN ,nylng t q lives ut
> vrral pelsons That were clinslus Ia the arm ASA
-nags. The, were n,krn ON boar the store boat
Grey Etgle. Capt.J l. Gaze, wln did all III his
power IL afford an aSN lum IL Tia few women ant
children who were sawed. The muihrr 81 pas
sauger, aud Imnds was about lOj, al whUm unly
some 60 can be Iuuud. The rest it is Sllpuscd,
must all have persisted.
The Steamer New OIcans. ON 81. Louis Il, uno
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08

o. 'hr S36OG:56 for building purposes.
$l996:5G was balance due contractors on
School House Mouth o( Main street aud
the residue Sl6l0:C0 part pay Ia con.
tractors on uew School House. All of
which Is respectfully submitted.
JOHN l.. TUTHILL. Scc'y
ROBERT REED, Treas.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08

DISTRESSING CAsUALTIEs.-A few days
aga, a child of Professor WEBSTER met
with an accidental death, under distres.
sing circumstances, and on Saturday a
little sou Off. +. SMITH Esq, ofthe same
city, aged five years. was missed, and af-
Ter a long search he was found dead ina
post hole a few rods from the house. into
which he had fallen at play, head foreA
most, and could not extricate himself.
C2ege. Herald.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08
From Nashville

NASHVILLE, May" y
\ heavy aud killing frost occurred in this vi
entity l]nStuight, which has caused much damage
To tho cotton aud tohlcco plants. 1t is supposed
TINT the greater pnrtiIn Of tho plants that were
up are destroyed.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08

~ Marlin Towlnp was a stone Ma SON
-ho had reared an elegant rOW ct Stone
buildings upon an cminence, aud then
died he was buried in the valley below,
A monument to his memory was erected,
and upou III statue with the finger Ut
the up)ifted hand pointing to the row OF
slonc houses on the hill. Ga tho monu
meul is recorded these words:
Here lies Martin Towlup,
Who malu yun stones roll up
When God took his soul up.
! Ills body filled this hole up"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08

ELECTION or SAcnEMs After a warm.
ly contested struggle. tho Barnburners
have susceeded in defeating the Old
Huukers aud getting possession of Tam
many Hall. This is what they have been
aiming at for years, and they have sue.
creded at last, so that John Van Buren,
can 60 into the wigwam once more: In
the electio IN ofSachems on Monday night.
they cleo ed their whole ticket with the
exception ofone candidate.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08

BUNwgu Hui DRUM.--There is a drum
now in the possession Of tho Massochu-
sets Volunteers, which bures the follow
inc inscription IN its body: This drum
was beat at the battle of Bunker Hill by
Thomas Scott, l775." 1t was taken from
a British drummer by a suldier Of the
Continrntals, at the memorable battle a.
bovc named.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08

llouaBLE MURDER Ga Tuesday morn
inc last, about five o'clock, Il man 10y the
name Of Richard Clarke, who resides a
bout one forth Of u mile from the village
Of Fiutsluue, inlhis county, ca ne To the
place aud announced that his wife vas
dead, aud stated that she died from moi
ulicatiou of the throat, &c. Several "f
the citizens Of fIlnlslone repaired Ia the
house, aud found the victim lying on Il
bed. her body yet warm, and her small
child hy her side, 1t appears that Mts.
Clarke had hcru to FlirlstuuG the day
previous. and was III perfect health, a
]co:onrl's jury was sun moned, aud upon
investigation found that the unEultluate
woman had been m4rictod by st5aagaja
tim, Clarke it seems had previously
Threatened To murder his wife, The a
bnvc are the particulars So far as wo can
learn, Clarke has been auested and IS
now in iailiu this place, aud AS the Grand
Jury has not been discharged, we pre-
sumo they will fad an Indictment ror mur.
der, an he will be tiled at this court
Cambc,iaai (lIiJ Uni0nist.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08

EVA Serious Theatrical Accident hap.
prued at the National Theatre, in New
York. on Tuesday night One Of the &C.
tors. a Mr.. Seymour, was playing the part
Of a iend, and another actor, MIR. Tam
many, the part Of flying dragon. In the
last scene the dragon was suspended by
a wire and ia a flying attitude, was about
to seize the Gend from the top of a tow
er, with the intention of flying off with
him. When thus suspended. at a height of
some twenty FIVE feet from the stage, the
wire snapped. and down came devil and
dragon Mr.. Seymour broke his leg and
otherwise injured himself, and Mr.. Tam
many was badly injured, though no bones
were broken.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08
From EddysviIlc

EDpisvlLLE, May ,,
A heavy frost last night caused great do'lruc'
ton To tue Tobacco plants.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08
Increase this year over st...... 80, I57

Increase this year over ast.--....SO,I57
OF those who arrived during April
there came from Ireland, 1865; Ger,
many, 6,372; England 2.679; Scotland,
72G; and from France, TAT. 1t will be
observed thatthe increase is almost EN-.
tireIy in the Irish immigration. The
German immigratinn is not yet fairly set
mn Y. JON. n Com.
In addition to the above, three first
class Liverpool packets came into the
port of New York ON Thursday morning
tho Andrew Foster, with SAT in the
sieerage; the Constitution, with 627; and
the Yorkshire, with (reported) over 600.
Total, in only three vessels, LIZA. Tru-
ly. at this rate, our population is increas-
ing at a wonderful rate. A statement
from the cust0m.house books shows that
the whole number Of passengers arrived
at New York during April was 14O,455,
from all parts, including CHI gres, Ha-
vana, &c.
MoRE GAs.-Mr. Paine, who clamis to
have invented a method of procuring
light aud heat hy the combustion of wa
ter, not satisfied with his discovery, has
hit upon a still cheaper and more album
dant fuel. The Worcester Spy says:-
although the patent of the Hydro
Electric Light has been secured, Mr..
Paino has not RENTED his Investigations;
ond ut last has discovered a process of
cnralzing the oxygen ofthe atmosphere,
and rendering it highly luminiferous at a
mere nominal expense, without the cost
of machinery, or any other apparatus
than an air receiver, capable of holding
ommun air. We saw it in operation last
evening in our office, examined it min.
areIy. catalizcd the oxygen ourselves,
und read by the light so produced, which
is equal, if not superior, to the best gas
burned in the cities. The flame is pecu-
larry bright and brilliant, burns with a
clear, steady light, is entirely %inodorous,
and during the halfhour that we watched
its operation, we could see no consump-
ton Of the cataIyzing material. The
"hole apparatus which we saw, could not
have cost more than a couple of dollars,
and it was capable Of furnishing all the
light needed for the illumination of any
ordinary sized room.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08

Pnor, WfusrEW's FAMuY,-ln the
barquo Iowa, which sailed from Boston
for Fayal last week, went passengers
Mrs. II. Webster, Miss Cathariuo Web.
srcr. aud Mr. s, w. Debney AID wife,
Hate Miss Webster.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08
Ernm
philadelphia

CLARKsyILLE. May ..
Tobacco plants suffered last night lr"m heavy
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08

CY@A lot ofbutter made in Cleveland
on Wednesday last, was offered for sale
in the Cincinnati market on Thursday
morning, The Railroads have all the
credit-O. State Journal.
EY@A Lady deck passenger on board
the Clipper No. 2, on her last upward
trip, was taken unwell rather ~unexpect-
edly. The Captain gave her a state room,
where she was properly "cared for,
having 'nothing else to do" she added a.
mother passenger to the boat--a little
daughter She ought to be a "cltRper""