The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20

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Knocking down a gentleman ndiird O'Nril aud
robbng him'ot $50 beside number oi valna
be papers These aie tieliel ed 10 bo n part ut
the gng, WIN besides rubbiGR fired u number
IT buildings rcccnlly destroyed
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THE BALLur Box. "A letter from Philadelphia
10 The Ballmoro sun, says;
The exposures golns on ~ HE C"nrt ol Com, |
inuiI Pleis relative 10 the election frauds ~ sec0nd
wurd ,NloyamensnC. is enough to destroy the old
fashioned notion oi be purify 0l The ballotb"S,
which wrnrJ % npi 10 boast Of. II is perfectly |
appare,t thai tie frauds in that single ward were
enough lu defeat MIR Reed. the Wing candidate
tur prosecuting attorney, who CONTESTS the cleo
tuU of hi, opponent, Mr.. kenss, the hitter having
uuly had about 30 uiajulity, BY the return ol tie
election in lie above ward Slf. Reed was ouly
given " yutes, set mp 10 the present time that
number Ut persohs lave sworn to having cast
their yUtcs IN his RYDr, aud there nre at least
hundred more who are 10 testify 10 the same
fIcL" .Nr
TO Counterfeit Gold Dollars are already in cir.
culIlipn in Philadelphia. and arc well calculated
to deccve the nrwuN 1t smlde ol some ba,er
metal aud plated with gold. This will Afford u
LocoIoco argument against the circulation Of gold
dollns.
ry@Ienny Lnid has met wllll eminent success
aud created tho utmost enthusiasm at New o.
lssns The proceeds Of her first two c0ncells;n.
mounted TO ever 100000, ~.
IN General llendelson's second Trial las closed
aud with the same resuta. the first the jury asaiu
being unible To agree.
~ BubertJ. Brent Eoq, has becu appointed
Attorney General of Maryland in place Of Nj.
Richardson. deceased.
l.P Hon. David Outlaw. former mem.
ber Of Congress from North Carolina is
again a candidate in Tho OH district of
that State. .t-
NEWSPAPER SUBSCRIBERS We max q
il rule in all cases 10 discontinue Il
paper when requested, il arrearsges are
paid up, but not other wise, if the sub
scIiber Is worth the money, We have
met with persous on our list, like the man
mdnIoned in tho following par graph.
which wa copy for tho information Of all
such as are not acquainted with lhe law
on The subject: +if 'H
Mr.. Jesper Harding. Of Philadelphia,
not luug since recovered large sum,
(about $l20, we beIieve,) for subscrip-
ton t. the Pennsylvania Inquirer, Of
man residing in Rhode Island. The
subscriber took tho paper for some lime.
aud then sent the publisher notice of
disconiuuunce, without forwarding mo
ney, The publisher took no notice d
this, nor Of several subsequent notices Of
refusal to take the papers from the post
ollice Tho result was, that. nolwith
standing tho Rhode Islander did not 10
ccivo the paper for several years. yet
he was forced To pay Mr.. Harding The
whole amount up to tho period claimed
III the bill rt...
BARrRAM A. SuAEFFrR. Esq is the
youngest ,ftho delegation, aud probably
the youngest man in tho House. IIe is.
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S""u." ~ w oV''''u W ''e hee,e'otu'e'
o"' :" '"'e"o'' "o n1No 'no "'gec'oH
en'',e'y d"SNu,'u' 'le IS wig '""'
o' mo ilsnt K'h"i--w''l'hg ana abe Ia
ADVANCE inc ea"ee ny 'hduS'''ous ana
energetic eil"r's' May Lancaster cQurty
always be represented ny such mon as
bnrlram a. ohaeiier' - bfa" county
VALUE OF OLD RuPE.-- Aiming the nu
merons worn out, and often considered
worthless materials, which the ingenuity
Of mqn has discovered meaus of rcman
uihclu,iug and rendering Of equal value
with lho odsihalsubstance, are old tar
red ropes, which have long beeu in use
at coal pits, Oar readers viii be sur
lh's dirty mud apparently unblrachable
substance, is prodoced tissue paper of
tue most beautiful tabric,evenness ofsQr,
wlncb with wrnnnors w an' ,, a,,;'. ,ea" u. "
two aud half pounds 1t !. nrinsinoily