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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-20
TURNTVIRE! FURNITURE.

rURNTT TIRE! FURNITURE.
EEoRGE L. ECKERT still continues at his new
" stand on Main street, IN Stanbeyrys Building
tieo doors East Of the Hooking FaRsy Bank, whero
will be found usual general assortment Of CABI-
NET FURNITURE, which Is admitted by all to be
the largest and cheapest ever before kept In this place
-. from the plaiaesf TO the. IN >1n
est, consisting Of @
SOFAS, solid Mahogany-e2A
CHAIRS, Tste-s-fetes, Divans, TABLES, StsndS, Bu.
res and fno Bedstesds. &c. sc,
CINCINNATI FURNITURE,-He will also keep
on hand general assortment Of Cincinnati Furniture
which will be sold AtA small advance uron city prices
thus ObvAtlng the necessity Of citizens going else
where to buy furniture, by making It to their advan-
tage to purchase Of the subscriber. offering them
either home city manufacture All furniture sold
by mo will DO war1nted to be wen made and durable
materials. .r
A GOOD HEARSE Is always in readiness to attend
funerals. The subscriber has now and hereafter will
keep constantly hand Collins ready made, so that
he VIII be enabled to furnish them in few minutes
notice. He will promptly attend funerals any where
in the county without extra charge.
Thankful for pISt fAvors he respectfully asks con-
nuaOce Of the public patronage. In the same build
ing is Mr., G. Smiths Chair and Bedse id Factory 90
that customers be Accommodated in either line at
the samo place. GEORGE L. ECKERT.
Lancaster November l 1850. %
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OvcrlvhCImiNr VcSIimOmy.

nVER HALF Million of Testimonials have been
Oreceived by the Proprietor Of McAster's ALL
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which VIII be disposed of at the lowest prices to
III who NAV favor them with call. Work made at
ali times upon the shortest notice. s-if ~
They would say to the Ladies' Of Lancaster and
vicinity that they keep on hand fine AAsortnent of
shoes Tor them, which viii be found equal to any IN
the city for beauty and durability yt f
The ''ConqHer- Crimping NfdchiRe." most excel
lent and convenient article is also kept on hand for
sale. McElROY BlLLINGHURST.
Lancaster, October 2, iS5l r.f. nt ~
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ARE Tou MorHER-SniTering from diseases to
which females are generally subject, use DR. S. d
How9's Shaker sarsapsra-itw will certainly cure YOU
Male or female. old or young, ALL and every Fami-
~ should have this ereeilsnt Family medicine by them
Call at our depot, or Of Agents, end get
pamphlet, gratis. whore you will find faets, facts"
facts that can be subsaDtiated by thousands OF ly
ing witnesses n this city and country, viz that the
Shaker sIrsaparilla, as Preparedby DR.. S D. HOWE,
has been the Of permanently curing more dis
eases to which the human family are continually sub
oct than any other preparation Of sar'sParila ever
yet brought before the public. See Advertisement
gJ-FIoohand's German Bitters, pro ared and sold
by Dr. Jackson at the German Medical Store, l2DArch
street, PHILADELPHIA daily increase 10 their we'll de-
served celebrity for the cure ofsl diseases arising
from deransement of tie liver. These bitters hAv-
indeed, proved blessing to the afflicted who show
their gratitude by the most laitering testimonials
This medicine has established for tsell name that
competitors however willy their schemes or seductive
their promises, cannot reach. It gained the public
conidonceby the irnmsnss benefits thar have been
derived from it, aud will ever maintain its position
=--=-=--------- ----.----=.
RECEIPTS FOR THE GAZETTE.
Samuel Anderson 81 81 Beni, Connen :. t9 on
Thpnns Clifford 300 F.. Allen. ........ 90
John Meason.-. rs J hn YnIer. l75
NEW sUBsCRIBEHs
J'lIu Yuder.
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12EO ALMANkCs for 1855, 4 RSO
ACSSr~ ior sale BY tht gross or dozen 1OSlS
store of rF JOHN ALTMAN
Also, good assortment OF SCHOOL BOOKS, and
Miscellaneous Book-,as we'll As excellent quality
Of WRITING PAPER and olher stadossfs
Lancaster, Oytobor 8, 1856. %
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Cal. cod. OLker Cod. 81

Total. IS ,727 900 76O,6Oo 1888 400 1904 .7ss
California. it will he Observed has contributed
of this amount nearly $36 100000. The actual
produce Of the minas writer in the Philadelphia
Inquirer Communicating from San Francisco,)
estimates as follows
Sent to the Uuited States mint. $50 800, ,9l8
On freight to Ioreisn countri esq.,. l0,439,ll2
Carried by passengers to tnreigu do. 1895
Dust sent abroad Via New York;. 5000, 900
Made into Jewelry IN the U. S...., = $4,000 900
Specimens procured ia California;. l,OOO0OO
Coined at Assay Office Franosco(s6y) l3,OOO000
Coined by Mexicans, overland, (say) 1000 900
Aia7 10 ooE
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Total. .................---.$ $33 O26 978
Hence the export has left balance in the coun-
try Of about $4,OOO,OOO. In comparing the value
Of exports and imports Of merchandise, we obtain
the annexed result;
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IThe majority ip Delaware for
Reform Convention is about 1000.
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To be paid hereafter in specie. or
surplus Tor domestic expurts. &38, 1877 1856
The above is sad picture Of tue workings gsOftbe
tariff act; aud we will 6ud, by the close Of the
year, that the imports into the United States will
have exceeded 329OoOo,OOO, while our exports
will not have reached, exclusive Of specie, $780,
OOOOOO."
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Death or Liberty,
Boots and Shoes,

XKTAS the ery when the cars arrived at ShG0le's
wv Ro,r. MeELROY 5 BILLINGHURST has
constantly on hand large assortment OF
IL - Rnnfa and Shnna
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE IS, 1851.



yM H. d. JoussoS, Galveston, Is authorized 10 procure
subscribers, sc, The Union in Texas. FL sE .-t
o. v. D. PAAss the American Newspaper AGENT Is me GUY
paper the cities Of Boston, New ORA
aud duly TO take Advertisements ana
subscriptions the required by His reeepn VIII %
His Offices areBo.ton, Congress street
York, Tribune building Philadelphia, northwest corner Of
Third d Chestnut streets.
WILLIAa Richmond Virginia. general agent
Virginia. assisted by travelling agents b. PuLLsR and JANIS
TaosAs.
UyEDwARps SANFORD Co.. agents and bankers In
States Lordon and Liverpool have been appointed
UsoD authorized receive subscriptions
paper Their Office in Lsndon Is at NO. ~
street, in Liverpool at No. Columbia Buildings
This connected in this country with the well known
Adams Co.. and entitled to the conn
dence OF friends abroad,
u-M &. w JAMES No Harrison street, Cincinnati, Ohio, Is
travelling States assisted by mes
II. SMITH, T. DESr, JASON TArLoK j. W. ARMSTRONG, w
RAMSAY, JosurA WApswoRrH, ALEr r. Laws, and H. H.
GRAVES
y-Mr HENRY NJ LEWIS Montgomery, Alabama, Is our gon
ersi travelling agent Alabama and Tennessee
D1y-Receipis from either Of the above will be good.
|MI e. No. lo3 South Tenth street, rhhade
pha general travelling agent, assisted by Mcssn WA
WELD, JsnN Collins, JAMES DxxRKa KIRK WELLINGTON
EvAss JoHE T. JupKs p. LooKE, Jos BuTror, GEoRai
/ r. BuTTos, and THOMAS ID. NICE.
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THE UNION.


~ HE subsebsT having United govern
patent his Invention Of the combined
sell tbs said Invention
The the subscriber applied either
engine cylinders aud pisson usual for maritime
with cylinder and piston each Ia
either OF the acted by and the other
other easily vapoLed liquid
The and applied as in tbs ordinary engine
the cynds after having
exered It's force hercin into alright
termed vspoze containing number OF small tubes charged win
peehiode easily liquid peneuaes into The
space and With The enre surface OF the
The faculty aborbng BY liquids The
class powerful that Immediately the steam
coming the charged herewith
large of OF Is absorbed by the liquid
which thereby yappzed, and the
It's immediately condensed aud then
returned into boiler The thus obtained by the
steam other liquid in the tubes
Quoted into the cylinder and after exerng its elastic force
(Which than slean) the piston In the second eyn
der condensed and by OF returned into
nae vaporized and condensed The saving effected by this
CINE the small quantity OF Goals required for the steam, the
smaller occupied by IT, and The avoidance Of ncsanon In
the boiler being completely distilled by the reteIaon
yaporzaton, and condensation The perclode very cheap
fluid when charged the quantity the tubes viii last
siderable time tue alternate condensation and
fng loss in te bulk quantity employed model
and sectional diagram illustrating this invention be seen
picaon subscriber For particulars terms OF SALE sc
apply the subscriber the office OF Laehaise Fauce, No. ~
Broad street, in the city OF New York. -
May 30-eoet PROSPER Du CREMBLEf
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS IN ENGLAND The usual half.
yearly document relative 10 railway accidents has been
printed by order OF the House Of Commons In the half
year ending the 3ls OF December ast there were 1873
persons killed and 1sS injured Nine passengers were
killed and IS injured from causes beyond their con-
troll; III passengers killed and injured owing TO their
misconduct want OF caution 40 servants of com
panes or of contractors killed and III injured owing 10
their own misconduct want of cautions 20 tespasses
and other PERSONS neither passengers servants OF
the company, killed, and injured by crossing or walk
ing on railways; suicide The number of passenger
conveyed during the half year amounted to ii ,os7 9I9
The length OF railway opened the 3oth OF June las,
1903 miles, and the 3lst of December the
length was 6,62l milesmakng increase Of al3 miles
Scientific american
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Senator Hunter, OF Virginia,

The Journal OF Commerce of New York contains
letter from this distinguished gentleman, in reply 10
invitation he had received from number OF the citizens
OF New York, rendering him public dinner account of
his liberal and patriotic conduct senator touching
commercial and national interests The correspondence
this subject and the notice taken OF il by the Journal
OF Commerce. transferred with great pleasure to our
paper
We deem j, good 10 the country when the ci,i-
zens OF the emporium Of ito commerce rice shove all
sectional views. and extend their confidence and graft
tude to who instrumental in strengthening the
basis of commercial prosperity, and preparing our
nation to occupy The rank which Providence hes as
signed TO the first in the extent Of its resources and
in the conservative power OF lis influence the fstsTe
peace and civilization of the world and il s most graft
flying that these generous feelings and hopes have
been most eloqueny responded to by Mr.. Hunter. We
regard it as indeed fortunate that such patriotic mani
fesaon should have been addressed him by the peo-
pie OF the city of New York for have thus m evi.
dence that differences OF opinion minor and merely
sectional questions aec, public character long - that
character remains true to those general and national
and comprehensive objects which are in harmony with
the interest OF all, and which, if taken care Of
will elevate us all as one people In this point Of view,
Mr.. Hunter has pointed most happily to the security
which our Union derives from the which are
giving expansion TO our commerce, and TO the Va
rious internal improvements which making all
the parts Of our coantry aid and strengthen each
other; and he equally fortunate in pointing to
tina, brilliant measure OF the administration OF Mr.
Polk which has more than all others given freedom to
commerce, and placed US in a condition to maintain
the competition in which we engaged with Great
Britain for the mastery Of the which
greatly aided by Mr.. Hunters timely and able
support
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We are authorized TO state that the report that the
stone of this work would be laid on the 4h July
next is not correct 1t is understood that the corner
OF the addition to the Capitol will be laid that
day But however this may be, Mr.. Mills informs US
that his work is not sufficiently advanced BE- In readiness
on the alh OF July for laying the He has
succeeded most admirably with the Of the head Of
The horse leaving but little to complete but the
body OF the horse. We have been several times permit
ted to examine the details of the progress OF this work
and satisfied that its result will be only worthy
Of the great subject, but place Mr. Mills the lis, Of
The most distinguished artists We have nothing
to excel his merit but that OF Rauch Of Berlin whose
bronze statue Of Frederick the Great admitted 10 BE- the
finest specimen OF monumental s,atuary ever executed
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lust received OF heavy,
and chrs goods a. a. and 0 dice diaper, and
%, ia, ia, l.+ and ~
sheens which will be found e heaviest goods Of the kind
this boI-
against all of
the articles viii be their durability very
lF# CLAGErT 4 DODsoN
Dealers in all kinds Of carpets msngs oil cloths,
curtain and goods generally door
east the Of Ninth and Pennsylvania
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From 10. a. m, TO g. p. m, yesterday the court was
occupied with the argument Of Messrs. Marbury and X
Coke counsel Of the suees of the deceased admins
traitor OF the estate OF Kosciusko The Hon. Reverdy
Johnson prevented by indsposion from attending
to day and his associate Major Tochman took notes Of
the argument for him. This morning at II o'clock Hon
Reverdy Johnson will commence the closing argument
and expected occupy Friday and Saturday Herewith
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limited state. Hotel mt Ph,Iad.Iphi..

THE subscriber respectfully his friends and the
eg community he las assumed the propeorshp Of the
United States Long with the hotel
der the late proprietor he feels perfectly safe 10 promising lis old
nothing wanting confirm It's Teputa
lion kept in the country No has been
spared completely reng the entire establishment and he
changes introduced for the
of ladies' Firmly determined 10 give satisfae
socs continuance OF that always freely
bestowed the old United States.
May 29-lmif A. o. ALLEN.
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DRESS GOODs.We most respectfully invite the attention Of
pubc ladies' especially, extensive assortment
goods As STOCK unusually large and varied
inducements will be offered to purchasers
orally dispose OF much stock possible In season
find greatly their advantage to give us call be-
fore purchasing elsewhere We have
Rich chene striped and plaid spring and summer silks in low
prices
Plain, pink, blue green and salmon coored moussenes
pieces grave mousseines for travelling dresses
al-woo hne small figured mousseline for chdrens
Plain grcen blue coored shaleys and desirable
article for ladies' dresses
Plain, grave, and fancy coored hereges In all shades
40 pieces rich figured berescs and grenadines 49,.
IS do low-priccd do apart Of which very beautiful
in ow-price goods
bsregs aines low price, and choice styles
In French and Jaconeis, &c
is pieces ,rinisd organdie musins
IS do printed jaconet cambics, extra fine
do medium quality and price lawns, warranted fast
colors
100 do low-pnced do do
30 small figured and dotted French shinzes, for CHI
drens
half IN ming lawns and Organdie muslns
IS do good quality black lawns At lax cents.
In line, have almost article be
longing which and will sell good
obtained from retail establishment In the
n.y. only for purchasers 10 be convinced Of The
examine goods and prices before buy
ing. We a careful and particular examination.
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, CO
S-dlm
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American ambition and energy can find full occupation
abroad, may fairly be hoped that the tires OF sectional
strife will burn less fercely al home The development
of moral and physical resources which such an occupa-
ton must give and the progress OF TRUTH would perhaps
remove some OF The old snlsxonsas, and discover
harmones in system. The very creation oil such
commercial emporium your city must then become
would be emnenly conservative OF peace abroad and har
mony home for all lis vast interests would be slaked
TO some extent the peace OF the world and wholly
apon concord at home With these views. gentlemen,
you may we'll suppose that feel deep interest in the
prosperity OF your city, and earnest desire 10 promote
It's grow th far as To understand the wants OF
your commerce. hold 10 be OF the proper cares OF
The American statesman for around that centre revove,
10 great extent The commercial interests OF our Union,
But my letter has grown with the theme until have be-
come tedious, and ! conclude with assurances OF my
high respect aud profound gratitude 10 those who have
honored me with so public mark OF their appreciation
Very respectfully, your obedient servant ,,
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NOTrCEHsvns found snpedieni 70 visit csu. 10
IN August naxt have NJ, 49,
business attention nj MAJ W X. Scott, ~
this city, persons having business relations ar.
H07G b1fftT"lr
May 13-d<w tMt Intsl.1 BEVERLY TUCKER.
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Some idea Of the cost Of royalty may be formed from
the fact that the English Prince Of Wales though under
ten years of age, has revenue OF nearly Ssoooo PEI
annum from the Duchy OF Cornwalll sl4aa iaa8aHat
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NEW GOODsThe subscribers beg leave TO inform their cus
~ have just received of the follow
ing articles to which they invite attention, namely
Black cbally, for mourning dresses
DO Gronadine do do
Poult de Sole, de Rhine, and India silks
bombasins and silk warp aipscns, very light
Do and fancy bereges and de LANES
Fancy French organde and lawns
Plain and figured Jaconer for dresses
DO Swiss and polka musins
Black and fancy Fouard silks
French embroidered cemse cuffs and collars, Of evory
rety and price
Very handsome lace and embroidered undsr sleeve.
Ladies' gauze merno AID silk vests
Richardson and Grays undessed Irish linens
English and American bic ached tong cloths
Ladies genemens kid, silk and Isle thread gloves
Also description Of Rcntemen's and youhs' and
other goods all Of which will be disposed OF
accommodating terms.
attention OF bousekeepen
supply Of ..
Linen M shectings damask table cloths
colored Marseles
Table and piano covers embroidered curtains
White and buH linen, for window blinds
Englsb and French curtain chinzss
-, 81, and 6-4 white matiings
~, 81 and 81 fancy colored mating, style
-, Sd and "a plain and colored cocoon msitpgs
English and American floor oicloIhs designs
: and very handsome
And large stock Of French and English velvet tapestry
Brussels ply, and ingram reduced prices
HooE, BROTHER, co.
May 2l-ifdn
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QEDUCIION in prices TO reduce stock-We respectfully
public In general, although
that have determined to offer present stock
greatly reduced prices order of spring and
Great bargains be expected, and
really ed We following goods, viz
Rich fancy dress silks small checks, striped and plain
Chene and foulards
Real India silks In plaids, &C.
n extensive assortment of bereges, plain modes
High coocd, plain figured mousseline de lanes
Shaiies, berege de anes tissues, &c.
French, English, and American prints
Chintxes, gngbams, lwns muslins
Jsconets, kc., in all gades and prices
Plain, white, and embroidered Swiss muslins
in coocd Swiss musin which VIII be sold
below any price heretofore named
White csmbc muslns, aconet cambrcs, Nansook and null
musins
Full plaid muslins, including all grades.
In black good zoe hare
Fine black apacas bombasns mousene de LANES, bersses
grenadines, &c.
With black silks, embracing all the widths
and qualities
Ladiss' iinen handkerehiefs.
following prices have Of
fsred-
odor linen cambria handserchef Al " % per dozen
30 do do do 50 do
30 do do 800
do 40
do do 10 smA
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CLOOR OF CLOTHS AND LIST CARPETINes.- Just
received supply Of ho oil cloths In sntsy designs
which we cut 10 t hail. according
Also f" supply oils and caps,ina all Of which win
sold low .#.73....s#.
Juns e--a.od cLAGETT \ poDsoN
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Cry OF Nav YORK, MAY 10, 1851.

DEAR SIR We, your fellow citizens OF New York
feeling lively OF your active Intelligence and
sectional spr chairman OF the Committee on Finance,
and particularly regards your liberal advocacy of The
establishment OF branch mint IN our city, mporlan,
10 the financial and commercial Interests OF the coun-
try large, trust that you will allow US 10 express
sentiments 10 you freely in person, by uniting with
a social dinner III CITY the Goth June, al
such other time as you may prefer.
With high appreciation OF your abilities as states.
man and your qualities man, we shall anxlousy
await
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Canton matt,ng., Floor O,leio,hs. C.rpstinE, 80,

10 do Cocoa matIings for basement, &c.
Also constantly hand full assortment Of every variety OF i'm
ported and American Competing, such as ..aa. -
Tapestry velvet English and American Brussels
imperial three ply ngrain fne and ingram, low
priced rag hemp both striped and plaid together
house furnishing which
prepared determined offer upon good terms az
other dealers in this country. = 49,, -.
I9-U u h. HOOE q CO
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From the New York Journal Of Commerce, June 10.
s.n..a. lIuuIsY.

We publish with much pleasure correspondence
which has recently taken place between number OF our
citizens, including some OF our largest commercial
houses, and the Hon r. NJ t. Hunter, member Of the
United States Senate from Virginia, whose services in
various public stations, and especially as chairman OF the
Finance Committee in that body the public have had
occasion 10 know and appreciate New York city, il
particular is largely indie bled 10 him for his dsnerested
and efficient efforts 20 the establishment OF mint
al this OF and finance, where nearly all
the gold dust from California and much the greater part
of all the foreign coin which reaches our shores by i'm
migration otherwise, are landed IL is 10 be regretted
that Mr.. Hunter did accept the invitation preferred
him, but The correspondence itself will not be without
eject Every such friendly greeting between northern
and southern men does someh,ng 10 counieract the
wicked spirit of sectionalism which has been much
fostered OF lae and with such disastrous results The
sentiments expressed by the honorable senator towards
this city, the grand centre OF American commerce, are
exceedingly LIBERAL aud should be recipocaied by our
citizens in a sincere desire for the prosperity OF the South
and every other portion OF the country Let us all feel
that we are one people, and endeayor TO preserve the
unity of the spirit in the bonds OF peace.
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NAUZE Flannels. DO We have Just received
NJ pieces real Welsh hsnnels unshnking
20 do summer fannes In assorted grades.
We have also
IS dozen ladies' merino in long
Fl
IS do heavy merno vests, with long and short sleeve.
10 hpe sosamer do n.
Together with all kinds Of gloves ladies
and gentlemen, which sell the very best terms.
CLAoETT NEWTON, MAY, d Co.
NENTLEMEN'S summer Hats STEVENS hiss Iust
oduced an entire article fpr has; IL
light, well venuad and elegant CAN and the AthenRu
opposite the Adeiph Thcau.
May oS--eo3tf K .tfa H1n 9IElsF.8N II taa"