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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-12-25

A CURIoUs TRIAL AT ST. LoUH.-A
trial has been brought before the Circuit
Court. at st. Louis. by"His Royal High
ness" Frederick, Wilhelm, King OF
Prussia, to re cover the sum Of Z 400 Ger
man dollars, of the value 60 cents EACH
United States currency, from Felix Cos;e'
poor German Il appears that one Fred
erick Wilhelm Kupper, alias Moiler, was
the servant and post officer Of His Maj
esly. previous 10 April 10, lS49 al Aer,
melskerchen, aud that he abscohded with
the sum claimed, and came TO 81. Louis
where lie died in lS49; and that eliers
of administration were granted TO Coste'
The King. therefore, prays that Cos'e be
compelled to pay over to him all mon
eys belonging tn KdPper. How "His
Royal Highneso" could condescend Ia
sue IN the courts of Republican State
surpasses the comprehension of common
people. But who knows hnw long be
fore His Msjesty's own dominous may
be converted into Republic?
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-12-25

Kussurns PRAoricAL DEvoTIoN. An
English paper, the Hampshire !udepen.
dent, states, as positive fact, that
Kossuih, being disappointed in the ex.
pected subscriptions in England to the
fund for the liberation of Hungary, devo
ted the whole of the money he had bro't
from exile to The fund alluded to, and left
England with but clio in his pocket.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-12-25

to We ure sorry 10 notice, by long
articlu IN the Lancaster GaSs2c. that u
controversy has arisen between certain
member and an ex member ofthe c.. w"
l.. q Z. railroad board, which may effect
the interests Of that great work Scioto
Gazette
Not the least danger in tho world. Our
road is beyond any such contingency.
and wo might add all others, 1t will be
made. By tho way, there is no ex.mem.
bcr Of The boarl.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-12-25

senlations in our days, accompanied with
complimentary, personal, patriotic and
long winded remarks, both from the do.
nor and the donee, but our readers will
agree with US that the following caps the
climax of everything in that way. 1t
seems that the citizens Of Lucas coonly, y,
Iowa. took il into their heads to send u
"AickOry cane" to the Hon. james Buch.
snan. and selected a DR.. Loib to do up
the houors.
The services Of the occasion are glow.
ingly depicted in an article Of some
length in the Washington Uai0a, from
which source we learn that the "lavorle
son" Of the keystone State accepted this
token of regard from hia friends" in
Iowa with profound gratitude" in a
speech of Aalfaa hour. Just think of ii!
A speech Of AaDan hour, 10 which the
grateful doneo said many lrcIly things Oi
course. AS Tor lnstunct:--
"A cr0ton Of olives, was the distinction
conferred by tho free people Of Greece
upon the rictOrs in the Olympic gamasi
aud this thoy priced far more highly than
q crown sparkling with precious stones
if bestowed by despot, 1hisplsin bat
beautiful hickory cane, coming, as i
does. from the hands of The hardy pio
Doer farmers Of Iowa, who plough theil
own soil, shall ever be ecious in my
eyes"
Ono would scarcely suppose that q
plain hickory cane, from plain Iarmers,
would give rise to such figure ofspeeeh,
and yet we find ideas Of "crowns" aud
the rewards Of "victors' rushing through
the brain of the Keystone State capLi
date for the Presidency IN the greatest
netOphorica confusion. lfit were moi
100 late, we night sugges! that tho canI
had better be retained until alter lh,
next Presidential election, ar at leust TIT
Locuioco nominating Convention, whol
the true meaning Of the gilt would b
made moro manifest, Had the grco
General. who has immortulized hickor
poles aud canes, been presen, when Nj
Buchanan declared "lhu,. il he though
no had drop Of democratic blond in hi
veins, he would open them aud lot ii out,
ii is very doubtful whether not now the
presentation of a gift orDhs nature woulc
not bring to hia recollection unpleasant
associations,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-12-25
Heavy DAMAGES Fur LIBrL.-Dan

HEAVY DAMAGES Fur LIBEL.-Dan
iel B. Hunt, a steamboat captain, has
recnverd S27,50O damages, for libel. al
StLouis, from John Simonds,
1t appears the defendant had churged
the plaintiff with overlooking his boat
and as chairman of the Board Of Under
writer's, had published notice in the St
Louis aud New Orleans papers. stating
that the insurance Offices would not in
sure goods shippedin auy boat comman
ed by the plaintiff. The consequence
was that he could procure no freight.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-12-25

l-T The cost Of the prosecutions to
the United States in the Chrsliana riots
up To the time of Hanaway's scqnittal,
is said to exceed the sum of $4,000.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-12-25

ES' The sum of S2l5.77O has been
subscribed in Cuba for the benefit of the
families Of those who were killed during
tho Lopez invasion.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-12-25

CnNGaEssIoNAL The discussion Of
Mr. FooIc's compromise resolution has
consumed most Of the time the Senate.
There has heen no definite action upon
any bill or resolution Of public interest.
in either branch, and we defer any alb
stracl Of The proceedings on account Of
rnntn
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-12-25

~ Tho Hon. j. Il, Poinsett died at
S'alesburg, South Cnroina, on last Fri
day, lie was seveuIy,ihree years of ago
For many years, he has been rauked
moug tho greatest men Of tho country,
and has filed several public stations with
much ability.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-12-25
~, pors,orNcy Nev Tyoket.-.

THE PREsIDENcY ii Nev Ticket
The Washington correspondent of The
BIiimore San sdvertises a new tieke,.
for the Presidency, embracing those dis
tiHguisheJ men whn favor the new move.
meut. Il issupposed that it will be call.
ed the Land Reform- Free Soil Free
TraLe-Perpeluol War Party, and will
he supported by the members of these
different parties, who will also appropri-
ale to themselves what can be made out
of the Kussuth movement. Ii will be
composed as follows:--
For Pretilent-Isaac p Walker OF Wisconsin
For v PresiicaS-- Rpbt J. Walker Of Miss.
Secretary oc State--W. II. Seward oil ~ York
Secretary Of lTdr--Cassius NJ. Clay Of Ky.
. For Public Priaier--Dr. Baily ofthe New Era
We would Suggest HORACE Greedy for
Secretary ofthe Treasury, who will claim
and Justly that The nearest road To free
trade islhrough protection. Col. Medo
ry will do for Postmaster General, and
for Attorney GeneIY, Secretary of the
Interim aud Secretary of the Navy, we
will probably have To wait for the mex
three speeches in favor Of Walkers reso
luton.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-12-25
RAIL ROAD NOTICE.

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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-12-25
$4,000 Reward.

Lancaster, November 90, 1851
The daily crescent., 1851-05-28
MILITARY BOUNTY LAND.
Presumption Rights.

GENERAL LAsD OFFICE, March 81, 1851
N order that the liberal views OF Congress, in
passing the Act of 18th September 1850 granting Bounty
Land to certain officers and soldiers who have been aged
hs ad to Of the s sea sa @ be
ae In obtaining the benefits granted the gratud of their
time TO the hardy and enerprns settle on the
PUBLIC Lands the fruits Of their industry and prvaons
SECRETARY snt o'i M he Interior has directed:
7 That public notice be given to all settlers on Public
lands subject to private entry to come orward and file their
settlements md required by the Presumption
rights and prevent interference by the location of these
And that all warrants may be located upon the land applied
affidavit whether said land improved or not and
the hands the Land Officers at least 1ofty days II at the
with q %s se or no % By os
Is.1sn to tins oss tor pa1e1tng but if there such
WaTantees can locate their their own presmp.
$ Sn M wse' % he % Mar s1 al
of the land than one dollar and twenty five
cen cents Pst acre can pay in cash the difference between the
mang the warrant at 81 per acre No rights
along the routes ef railroads canals '''N N''''e
When application s made to this office by the to
wishes hs Where he sc 81 spsas sas%
tn deed that in first selected shall have
s Os frs
cases the aihdayt Of the applicant taken before officers
mentioned in the warrant must the appc alton
letter made to The District Land Officers Where such an
pica'ion made by the Attorney Guardian Executor etc
the evidence duly certified of their authority to act must
also accompany the application.
BY clause lst of the Act making appropria
tons Tor the of Government for The fiscal wear
ending sOh June 1884, approved 81 March, 1851 enacted
that no warrant for bounty Land suea under the Act of
September, 1851, by virtue Of oher Act ong,
shall be located land which had no heretofore been
brought into market and then subject private entry; so that
no land can be located under the ouny Land Law Of 18th
that hch had been proclaimed and Offered for sae
prior to the 3D. OF March, 1851 " ~
apl9 law6w J. BUTTERFIELD, Commissioner.
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important Intelligence by Tele graph.

WASHINGTON, May l9-Washiugton Hems-
The latest advces from San Francisco received at
the Department of the Interior, state that our In
dian commissioners, sustained by the United States
and state troops, have succeeded to great extent
in bringing the apprehended difficulties with Cali
fornlan Indian tribes to an amicable termination.
The Treasury Department has paid already over
$2,0O0,OOO to the claimants against Mexico. and
have nearly million and a quarter yet to pay
RICHMOND, May 49, 10 P. M-TAe Virginia
C0nUentsO',-The Convention to-day concurred in
the decision of the Committee of the Whole on
the basis question. Bills were presented basing
representation in both branches of the Legislature
on federal numbers laid on the table and ordered
to be printed. The compromise is considered safe
IT., ,BosroN, May 19-Capital Punishment, ETC.
1he Legislature to-day rejected the bill abolishipp
capital punishment, by rs majority. The PROPOSE.
uon for removing the seat of government TO Wor
cester has passed to third reading.
,BosToN, May -E2opemem,-On SATURDAY.
d''erhooh gentleman named William Bachelor.
ilahniacturer OF bronzed goods, on Broadway. ar
rived IN this city, in pursuit of his wife and child
who had absconded with fancy painter named
Charles McGell. The missing two wera ,,nI =.
boarding house on Third street East Csmhr;Saa a.
and were taken into custody on a charge of advI'
terry. They were committed to jail. The nrno;
pal object of Mr.. Bachelders pursuit wa. 70 pincl-
possession Of his child interesting Girl five usa
old. -'o years
The daily crescent., 1851-05-28

msneGt relief for Indigeston Dysesa Jauadce, Liver
Compant Consultation and Debility. curing after Nature
own metho by cre's agent, the Gastlo Juice. II
IS cerinln preventive OF Cholera Keeps the stomach
and bowels in perfectly healthy condition
ge Or dissolve five pounds of beef IN about two hours
Scientific Evidence.
haron leibg in his ceehrated work animal chemistry.
says: An artificial digestive fluid, analogous to the Gastric
Jrce mny be readily prepared from the membrane
Of the stomach Of the calf which various ARTICLES food,
9ch as meat and eggs. viii be soened changed and
n Just " the same manner as they would be in the human
published BY Fowler Wens NewYorS page IS states the
same great fact and describes the method Of preparation
Dr. om6e in his valuable writing the " Physiology OF
DIGESTION observes that " dminuion Of the due quantity
Of s G' Hse prominent liner and al prevailing
scr of Medicine in London who was severely afflicted with
finding every thing else to fail had to
msss. which proved completely successful
n Grsham author Of the famous work on Veeetab'e
stomach of animals. mscerated in wser mpsrt q the fluid
sfsctios lind Of artificial digestion Of Them wise diff
B.1aS fisa:
Of dieesion From recent eIosrment we know that oo
from Peo.u. e. is y ,hs na'sra Gastric Jaies &c
great work on Human Physiology" devotss more than
hsy page s e an s1.mns an Of th, subject, His exper
H.9wn IN all cases" ne says. "dgeson occurred as
Fo, % 'ss s,sI Artificial ss IL the natural digestion
discovery, call MAGAZINE sTEsrT. and &c, dsscip
1--WE Sheet GRATIS c.,.,a Kendall "a sL., CO 49,.
~ For sale also by Druggi,ts generally myS3 "
NJ ISSOURI LIME-& casks in store, for sal,
.yr FERD. KENNErT q co. 50 M.s..in. 4.
The daily crescent., 1851-05-28

The Presidents SPEECH AT BUFFALO tn.
CUBA lnoasion-President Fillmore, in his speech
in reply to the Mayors welcome, alluded eloouen,lv
to the time when he wandered through the stree ts
OF Buffalo friendess boy, and compared it with
the. generous and enthusiastic, reception he had
met with on this occasion. In the course of his
remarks, the President thus referred to the Cuba
invasion:
Your illustrious Mayor has also alluded with
appreciation to the fact, that the Government ex.
sF'sd l.s power in preventing aggression on ths
The daily crescent., 1851-05-28

WHEAT CRoP.-The wheat crop of Maryland
bids fair for abundant yield. Some farmers
complain of The fy,'' but it is neither general nor
destructive. The heads are full and large enough,
and The stalks are long enough to satisfy farmers
with their prospects.
The daily crescent., 1851-05-28
CIVIL ENGINEERING,

He subscriber offers his professional services to
IL k Railroad % COMPANIES and others who may desire them
construction Of Raroas in the states OF Sont aa,o, na
Seo,fa sna Alabama and has therefore pac expert
hdens wl enable him to give entire satisfaction to those
Wnom ne may serve Letters addressed Mansfield or Lo
reference Of character and will Be eiysn
mys lines JOHN l., COLE.
The daily crescent., 1851-05-28

We regret to notice, in the Lexington Observer
OF yesterday, the death of Mrs Ann Innes of
Franklin county, and the mother Of the estimable
lady of the Hon. John J. Crttenden Mrs. Innes
died on the llth inst in the 91st year OF her age
She was ,rul! a :" Mother in Israel" universally
esteemed and beloved by all who enioyed the nlea
sure OF her acquaintance. Louisville Courier
inst
The daily crescent., 1851-05-28
GRECIAN FANoHERON1AN DROP
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A SURE AND SAFE REMEDY tor and will
positively cure the Sick Headache, Chs and Fever
Jaund'ee Dyspepsia. Chronic liahea Sea- ckness Tho
ea and Choera lnfantum and healthy action 10
morphine entering into their ,and They do not pur
po TO be remedy Tor all manner Of diseases that flesh her
positively They will also all derangeG ens of
the stomach and relieve those acbes and palns
the system community called rheu m s.m
an excellent remedy for the Gravel as a Verm age
or Worm Medicine. there 9 none tier, NsN
,frepared only BY DR. J. 4. FANcHER, l4O Fu itou
street. New ok, few doors from Broadway
T., D. BEACH, I7 Canal street.
ET AGENTS for Louisiana, Alabama Mss." inn A.
kansas Texas and Florida. feIi IvJE W T'
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RAnVUAV,S REanU DDVvDu

R. r. R.
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
Is acknowledged By the true men of America to
be the quickest and most e6sctual remedy
for TIE cure Of pain and the removal
OF ITS cause p.,N e. tile World.
| s the warning given of the presence of disease.
instantly enstSen Gp pae he
nerves. and to give vitality and healthy sciior nerv
of disease. This we accomplish by
Railways Ready Relief,
which prepared expressly for the relief pain and
nSs Rissso sPG every organ
best quickest cure for ali " every place the
Neuralgia, Tic Douloursux, Sick and
Nervous Head ache,
who have used weak and Intellectual remedies in vain.
Rrnxr .hs ens H 1--WE ss
completely cured them has stopped the most
IN hiteen minutes and cured the disease entirely in ,weptv
Ss1 M T. has during s application Ii will
Neuralgia.
Every case of neuragia where has been propev used
disease ~ 'e e"'"e'' "o'H
Paralysis
or nervous prostraon relax son of the nnuscesin 90
cases on Of 100 il will the use of The limb few
nervs and ~ rs and nvgoaes every MUSCLE
Pains in the Bones.
All pains and all aches feel its wonderful sootbinp and
miuehce 1t Instantly arress The most severe
jumping Tooth.ache,
. WIN SOP hs most tantaizng ooh. .aohe in few seconds
81 kinds are arrested in few moments BY Radway Ready
900 Sick Headache,
~ cases out OF l00 it will free from pain in IL ;nuts and
W w accofdlng 10 directions will positively cure
RADWAY'S MEDICATED SOAP
As a beautifier of the skin.
SURPRISES every thing Of the kind in the world il
heaness Pmpes, Blotches. Puslules letter. Rash #
lar Eropons ag Wom Sore Heads Pustu.
sompexoh Asa ursery and Toilet Soap il beyond the
reach 81 nvalry and for shaving puposes il il hs h,
use. ne cake OF Railway Soap viii last longer Than Ih,
IN a. .e same size o any other Soap rse there ore is
ihe Sheapes and best soap in the world ePrca AZ
hfge CAKES In engraved wrappers and the Signature T -
hadway upon each wrapper. = Va ~. VI.
THE GROWING ORNAMENT nm
BEAUTY
Is beautifut head of Luruyiaut Hair
Radway's Circassian Balm.
The lady gentleman desire, beantilui ,x,;, a.,
utess ier Haf are advised to use of R.dwnu, o.
Gaan pain possesses many advantages over MI other
a oncs and preparations First cleans.s the scan from
gives tome and ygor to the and bulbs inyis
naT healthy root and forces the hair To g,o,v !,
Badness, stops the hair from falling ont MAKES IL G
strong soft and glossy keeps from turning gray or
hg discooed truly luxury dress The hair with th;.
delicious preparation. ~ WIN '"'s
~ Fold by J. WRIGHT Il co.
apio eod&W y G. N. MORRISON.
IL Magazine st.
The daily crescent., 1851-05-28

SHOCKING DEATH.-The New York Courier
and Enquirer says, that as the steamship Alabama
was proceeding down the bay, bound for Savan-
nah, on the 17th instant, Mr.. Charles Young, third
engineer, an active, energetic man, in his twenty
fifth year, got caught between the pillar block and
the crank ofthe engine, in which position his head
was crushed, and his brains were scattered over
the works in an instant. He was much esteemed
by his employers, and all who knew him.
The daily crescent., 1851-05-28

THE VIRGINIA BAsIs.-The Richmond Conven-
ton have agreed upon basis of representation
that will give majority of representatives, in both
Houses Of the Legislature, upon the part of the
State over the Blue Ridge. This will content the
West for while-perhaps for ten years, though it
Is considered as concession to the East The prin.
cIple OF Compromise has, at length, prevailed in
the affairs of the old Dominion, as we'll as in the
concerns of the Union. 1t is the only principle
upon which individual States or the States in the
aggregate can be kept together in good fellowship
The daily crescent., 1851-05-28

CABINET BUILDINGS IN WAsHINGroN.-Ion
thinks and writes thus sensibly on the subject Of
salaries proper o our Cabinet officers:
Some years ago-and, indeed, from the very be.
ginning OF this city-it was proposed that the Gov.
ernment should furnish houses free of rent for the
heads OF departments and the streets on The Pre-.
sldents Square were always looked to as the most
convenient and suitable site for them. 1t is now
said that public spirited citizen, Mr.. Corcoran,
VIII build eight houses of the first class and offr
them at cost to the Government for the purpose of
affordlng suitable and commodous residences for
the heads OF departments Perhaps the govern.
ment will not consent to purchase Them but still
1t Will prompt Congress increase the salaries of
those officers to ten thousand dollars year-which
IS a. small sum as Cabinet officer can live for,
10 the manner of a gentleman, in this city. Nor il
1t just to require that Cabinet minister should ex
pend his whole salary, or be placed in circum.
stances that render necessary the expenditure of
the Whole. AS we have no system of civil pensions,
and never shall have, as hope, good salaries for
civil officers ought to be alowed's
The daily crescent., 1851-05-28

MUSICAL HALL IN BosToN.-SlOO, 900 is the
amount of stock required. 900 had been taken
on the 18th. Barnum has taken $1,000.
The daily crescent., 1851-05-28
NEW ORLEANS, WEDNESDAY MORNING. MAY 28 ,ls51

territory of foreign nation with which we are at
peace In discharging that duty, fellow. citizens,
the Government was actuated by precisely The
same principles as il would be in enforcing the
laws OF our own country. There is no liberty
there is no security for any one, unless law, what
ever it is, is enforced.
There would be no justice on our part towards
foreign countries, unless we maintain those friendly
relations, and extend to them the rights which are
due from one friendly country to another. We
might push headlong into conquest of Cuba, or
into a war against any foreign power; but don't
you see the consequences that would arise from
such state of things. We would, by 30 doing,
destroy the very principle on which our Govern.
ment is based, and our ruin as a nation would be
the result Our only security, therefore, is In our
justice and in our moderation. Hence our Govern.
ment, hence our Congress, make it a criminal
offence TO invade the territory of any foreign coun.
Try with which we are at peace. (Applanse) In
the suppression of the invasion of Cuba, did but
execute the law which swore on the Holy Evan
gelist would execute, and which again swear
VIII continue to execute, if God, in his providence,
shall let me live. Great applause.)
The daily crescent., 1851-05-28
MEDICAL DEPOT OF
PATENT MEDICINES.
50 POYDRAS STR EFT. New OrIe.n.

los. HUFTY would most respectfully inform the
pubc generally That he has the entire interest of
the Southern branch of Empire Co., has leased sore
69 POYDRAH STREET, and has fiied it up at consder
able expense for the Patent Medicine business Having un
generally with article this line he eoasdsnty sccis
given te q lwho may favor him with their pa,ronase
The fol wing list only compnses par, Of b" extensive
assortment which and o be fnrn sbed to the Trade on
as reasonab terms other house in the South:
The daily crescent., 1851-05-28
FOR YSPEPSIA,
,rsd Groaa IL Eoa..lL N.aL

THE true Digestive
Fluid or Gastric Juice.
prepared from Rennet OF
the stomach of the Ok,
after directions given by
Baron Leihig, the great
Physiological Chemist,
by J: =. houghion. M.
ID No II North Eighth
street, Philadelphia, the
only immediate and per-
The daily crescent., 1851-05-28
PERFUMERY, ETC.

@ We have just received per EXPRESS and are now
opening an invoice Of the finest PERFUMERIES, SOAPS,
COSMETICS etc.. offered in this city. Customers
and visitors are respectfully invited 10 call and examine our
stock, which. feel satisfied will please This ASSORTMENT
consists Of
DoUBLR EXTRACTS. from the most exquisite Flower;
CnLosNEs. from the French. German. and American
Laboratories;
TOILET SOAPS Of every variety and odos;
POMAruMs, from the manufactures of Lubin, Dupuytr
Roussel, and others;
SHAVING SOAPS AND CRrAMs Of every description;
POWDER BOXES AND PuTFs; ToiLEr PowDER, etc. etc.
Toge,"-r with an extensive assortment of
HAIR BRUSHES. TOOTH BAusHKs,
Cohss, Nail BRUSHES. etc.
- For saiest P.LOylS MAsSEY's,
telo CORNER Camp and Gnvies sts.
pOTATOES-60 sacks new Potatoes in store
l. for sala bv
myW FERD. KENNETr co. % Mas.,i.s.s.
The daily crescent., 1851-05-28
S:{N;XJ:RsS
AMI !Z!alI (lIEsI5d4

A CERTAIN, prompt and effectual remedy for
"A piauh9a, Dvsentery, Cholera. Choera Morhus and
other Diseases of the stomach and bowels It has been us
by great numbers 81 with the highest satisfaction and
physicians themselves have pronounced the
for which il is recommended - ~ "
Sold by all the principal in the United States
T.. d BEACH, Sole Proprietor.