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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-01

IRA Traveller in America records tho
following %auecd0le;
81 hcald a genuine Yankee story from
one Of the party IN deck. ] was inquir'
ing if the Hudsun was frozen up during
tho winterl This led into a converse.
ton rs 10 the severity of the winter
when npe man, Ivy way of proving how
coll it was, said. Why | had n COW on
my lot up the rivcr,and last winter she got
amnLg the ice, and was carried down
three miles before we could get her out
again. The consequence he's been that
she has MIXED nothing but ice 'cream
ever SINCE"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-01

Day FeEr.-M Moisture generally pene.
rates the solrs Of tho bnots-lhe upper
leather Is not easily wet aud is easily
d''rd. l" render the sole imprrvious
To wafer, order your bout maker To cut
pieces OF canvass in the proper shape. dip
them IN melted pitch or tar, aud lay them
upon the inner soles, before putting ON
the uuIer snles of the boots, This simple
process, it is said. will insure dry fee,
without making the boot clumsy M,ch
.AdreytSey.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-01

LIZ The Missouri river Uhe Nile of
America %atlains It's highest flood in the
month Of June, and is as regular as the
rise Of the Nile. the food proceeding
from the melted snows of the Hockey
Mountains.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-01

4 DUN.-We have CONSIDERABLE money
70 raise Immediately, and we hope our
town customers will supply us. Our
promise is out and it must be k~ept-this
mpak
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-01

PUNcn FINED The London Punch
has beeu fined clio sterling, besides costs,
for carica,uring a Jew named Hart
Served Punch right.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-01

THE NICARAGUA OUTRAGE.-We cop.
led fom the New Orleans Picayune, a
few days since, the startling intelligence
given by the New Orleans papers If the
murder of fifteen Americans. and Of the
expulsion of seven or eight HUNDRED 9TH
rrs from the Nicaragua territory. Capt.
Johnsou, nf the Prumellius, states thar
when he left San Juan. on the 9Th inst
fur days aflerlhe departure of the Mex
lc", by which the ne ws vas received at
New Orleans. he had not heard Of any
snch murder ur expulsion, aud hat he
presumes The whule statement q fabrica.
tiun.
Mr.. E q. Squiers who vas fnrmerly a
Consul at Nicaragua, thinks The state
ment Of the Picayuue, with regard Ia
hostility against aud outrages on the A.
mericans IL that country, lot entitled In
credit. aud that no alarm need be felt on
the subject, which will either turn out to
be altogether uufnunded, or greatly eXag.
Grated Baltimore Sun.
ARnfsTRD.-A mnu named Brown was
arrested yesterday aud committed for
uial. un a charge of fnrsely. tie offered
IA note to Mr.. Tate. signed Joseph
Young" which he desired To have inter
prered Joseph q. Young, Cushier of the
Piqua BJnt He "lTered a check for
5000 at the Farmers Bank. signed 'Jno.
KneisIe," intended to Graw funds belong
irg 10 "Jno KneisIy."
tie was un ucces,fnI. however, in all
his endeavors. And the officers were
IN the lockout for him at the depot Just
as the cars wero abuut stating. The
c"ndnctortapped the bell, aud Mr.. Brown
stated up from some corner aud made
for The cars, fearing that he might be left
behind. Ills fears we've realized, for
Marshal BroadweIl nabbed him, and the
train DEPARTED Dayton LuInaL.
49,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-01
CITY OF LANCASTER.

REDUCTION OF TERMS.
,reafterthe terms of the Ga=etie WILDE as
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-18
DIAL LIE KS e
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.

The ORIGINAL and Only Gsnulns.
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Of this faous remedy. Almost daily ~ han Of lsw and
nsw dssaa-io y b remarkable fact. that many Of r sf
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The New York herald., 1851-09-10
assachuse,ts state wh,g Convention.

SPRINGFIELD, Sept. ., 1851.
The whg state convention is to be held in this place
tomorrow. The delegates have already arrived in large
numbers, and the convention will be largely attended
There will be no caucus tonight.
The State committee have been in session all day. AMI
have agreed address and resolutions to be pre-
sented for acceptance.
1t is rumored that the party will adopt the basis Of
union a New York.
II Is said that Robert Q. Winthrop viii undoubtedly be
nominated for Governor
The convention viii probably keep silent on the Pres
dental question
There already hve hundred delegates present and
frcm appearances the convention will be the largest
since the days lsl0 Senator John Davis Is here with
many other leaders Of the party
The New York herald., 1851-09-10
The Pot Rock.


An editorial notice appeared in the flushng Lsiriai
and a. you are connected extent with H. think
Il my duty to take up the matter. The notice runs
thus -
Mons Maeer. been engaged in blasting tho rocNs In
city papers MAJ would thihk that something easctual
ms Although much said Of large portions Of the
Pot Rock being there no peroeptble difference Z,
one Of the Bur Gate pilots had che curiosity sound upon
Pct Rock the derth of before
the blasting commenced. Law is this
think that before the editor OF the above paper capo
In contact asi offered 30 contradict teue statements
made by papess who had intere in pub hing wrons:
Of ny operation he ought 20 have taken his IN
formation n reliable and not from Of the
very men who are interested in the letting Of Pot Rack
alone If Mr. Lincoln, the editor Of said paper, read the
re u Of sOundrgs taken by Lieut. Bartlett Of The Unted
States Coast Survey which published I'm of the
papers the 9TH inst he will that he has been
wrongly informed
II the gentleman his we'll informed friend will &C
cspt my invitation to pay visit at Astoria will
convince them that do a little than shaving the
hair of from Pot Rock and maybe will present them
with piece not Of its hair but Of its skull neck
be its shoulders.
II st this Is no convincing proof TO the above In
question, How H. this 2" shall challenge BIN, any
Of the Anti Improvement Association msf,ers In the
sum CT thousand dollars to find souD ding any
part Of Pot Rcck which $50 feet long, Of auy
less than 10 feet, low water and that on spot
about a. big as n tea kettle
may in conclusion state fact that IL not generally
known namely that this result has been obtline not
dble short space Ct three and quser hours az have
fred only twenty FIVE charges and oily have from twelve
" You're very obediently, d. MAILLEFERr.
The New York herald., 1851-09-10
The Late.t from Washington.

THE AMERICAN PRISONERS IN CUBA AND PRESIDENT
FILLMoRE-E -Ex-oFFICERs FROM NEW ORLEANS, sc.
WAsHfNeroS, Sept. Q, 1851.
It is understood that have been taken by the
government for the reclamation Of the American pri
at Havana This shows that the President does
not consider these subject TO the ouilawry Of his
proclamation.
Among the strangers in this city notice the follow
ing gentlemen from New 0rleans:- Samuel J. Peters ex
Collector Robert NJ McAlpan, Superintendent Of the
Mint Jas b. Walton exAssstsnt Surveyor Of the Port
ami Jas Robb, the banker.
The New York herald., 1851-09-10

PORTLAND, September 9, 1881.
This afternoon che Board Of Commissioners Of Foreign
Missions comm enced its annual meeting in this city.
The Hon Theodore Frelinghuyen President In the chair
The Revd Sathan Dole Of Boston chosen Assistant
Presiding Secretary The records Of the last annual
meeting read also reports Of the home and
foreign. departments
a Committe Of Arrangements was appointed by the
che and then the meeting adjourned until tomorrow
fhis evening the annual sermon preached BY the
Aev'd MIR Riddle, Of Pttsburg, Pa
The New York herald., 1851-09-10
The Cuban L,berators Mt New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 6-P NJ
No further disturbances have yet taken place among
the distressed berator but all the bar in the sc-
cond municipality have been closed 600 have
turned Alabama but many yet remain here for want
Of the means to get home.
EEw ORLEANS, Sept 8, 1851.
No further disturbances have taken place by the Cuban
liberstors, and city remains perfectly quiet
The New York herald., 1851-09-10
nANcISe ACADEMY. AT 600 BROADWAY, BIZ.
DANCING ACADEMY. AT TIE mEsgAKsrEAREno norEL,
TFpIA WUBBER GOODS.


ITO TIE PUBLIC.-INDtA RUBBER sH0es.-OUR
attention has been called TO an ADVERTISEMENT BY Horace
Day published In the New Hok Herald OF llth July,
ISL the Courier and Enquirer Of data In which,
much rnmerted abuse Of attorney Wm Judson,
s1 he that dare not charge him with piratins
Goodysrs Pa.onts under names and that he Dc 60
Patents In the Of Shoes
We have purchased licenses Cor the msnufscture o n
da Rubber Shoes under Goodyears Patents and paid
money and daily paying tariff fer the same and any
other might have done the sane disposed 70 40
rather than pirate upon Goodyssrs fatsnts We think
more Just purchase rzht TO use valid PATENT than
90 i3frinee H. Mr. Day having been prosecuted aeknov
ttsed 0oodyesrs rshts male settsnent and asreed IN
net 70 infringe his Patents He IL attempting
nst only to infringe ssd Patents hut 70 inure ourselves
vho have for isrge eondeatou licenses
and thst over our own sgnaturss with pirstng upon
oodyes Patents In the manufacture Of the shoes viii ,h
s Offering 70 the public; and give nosoe that
and AL who concerned With him In purchasing vsr
tns Shoes made in violation Of said Patent Rsh viu
L. CANDBE.
HAYWARD RUBBER Co.,
By VIM. A. okingham, TreMures.
THE NEWARK INDIA RUBBER MO CO.,
II. Hutohinson. PresidsnA
FORD CO.
vsv vert. Juiv H. ISL
The New York herald., 1851-09-10
AsTROLOGY. A sc.

A srRoLoeY.-DR. Q. W. RoBACK, FROM SWEDEN.
IA lately Philadelphia offers his esrvcss 70 tho cit
TONS Of New York lie abl. TO fore.e past pres,nsyd
future events. FeeIades, 30 cents gentlemen ST. ha
Mvitlss Observation-Disclosures, ss gentlemen, S. once NO.
whise street, New York. where letters post paid wrocei
Immediate stention. Fer p.rtcuar see csily papers
sssrooscsi snscs osn he proousad as thr omss rrs"
CARD.-NRs. BREWSTER, FROM PnILaDELPHIt-
~ tenders her services TO ladies' and gentlemen OF sis
city, IN Assroogy Love- snd bar matters; interpr cling
Dreams &C. By books ana soiece Constantly reea on ~
faroleon and will tell tAs Of the lady or ger ttman
they will marry Ala the ayes of The vster peience
l1 Grand street. ladies', tfY CentsA oenti men, One
Dollar.
The New York herald., 1851-09-10
An American Vessel Seized at Havana, for
Attempting 90 smvsgio Gunpovvder. sc.

FOhrtANp, sept. ?, IsoI
The bark Ranger, which arrived from Cuba, reports
that the brig Pocs Capt Sawyer this port had beea
tezed at Havana for attempt made by her officers 60
smuggle quantity Of powder shore. Capt. Sawyer
and Ransom Reynolds the ,econd mate, examined
and Il s thought they will be sent out Spain to
q number Of years in the chain gangs.
The brig Il was expected, would be given mp the
Payment Of hne. She Is owned by Joha b. Brown, Of
this place.
The New York herald., 1851-09-10
unnr.I of SUI ,rrxIsnrs.

strr ssupcvicr Of the sixteenth ward In the chair
The minutes Of the last needing were read ani approved
some pstons FOR the correction Of assessments were re-
fprr.s 10 the Comvitee rn Annual faxes. few email
bs one which was for Sle3 Sc for stationery for th
Cont Of ApTess and another for S563 60 for one mon
euppcrs for the Cormon Council also referred The
Board adjourned to Thursday next, at o'clock.
The New York herald., 1851-09-10
Two Persons Drowned.

ALBANY Sept. 9, 1851.
hackdriver named Barry, in attempting TO jump on
board the steiner New World, this afternoon, was
drowned.
A lad also drowned In the upper section Of the
Basin this afternoon.
The New York herald., 1851-09-10
WithSrawaI of Quitman for Governor OF
Misslssippl.

W WAsHfNUfUNi bVPt' y foOfF
The Union Of this morning has despatch announcing
the Withdrawal of General Qutman as a candidate for
Governor of Mississippi
The New York herald., 1851-09-10
VRAvELLnRs, GUIDE.

" New York 20 Philadepha;-Iesve Pier No: North
River, By steamboat JOHN POTTER Morning Line at
oolock Afternoon Line, st4 o'clock Fare by either ne
as forward deck 81 Emisrsnt Line AZ o'clock, p Nj
fare, 81 70. H. BLISS Agent
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA-NEw. YORK
IN and Philadephia direct-Unted states Nail Line
through in ~ hours via Ne- Jersey Rsrosd Fare re
New York. ats NJ from foot ef Cortandt street and
NJ and p. NJ from foot Of Liberty street. Leave fhs
deiphia and A. n. and r. n, from the fost Of Wal
aut street. c-
ToR BAtriMonr, WAsHrNeror, on CHArLssror-
Through tickets sold In the above lines through cen
uctor with through baggage checks we
will be transported directly through from depot 70 depot on
Ske souts without oxtra shsrgs.
The New York herald., 1851-09-10

- rur rupoprANpIAN Win

L,RENCH HOTEL ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN, WITH
table d'hote, at No. II Barclay street, New ferh
Mons Fuux informs his friends AMI the public generally
that he has opened the above estsblshment upon The Euro
Plan where be had, with or without
meals Table dhote at p. NJ daily The best Of French
wines duors &c Dinner and supper parties can os
given the premi'es In the best style.
vUNREMoNT HOUSE, BOSTON, MAss-THIs WELL
known estsbiishment is still conducted In the same
manner II always The central and pleasant stu
alton house its arrangements and the
comforts and luxure TO be found there combine 70 render
agreeable and sdvsnageous 20 the traveller Having been
ore Of the firm Of John L. Tucker Co.. long At the head
Of the the subscriber pledges his best cxer
his oustomers WM ~. PARKER.
The New York herald., 1851-09-10
! oARD.-BERroRp CO. ANNOUNCE THAT

A CARD-BERFoRD 4 Co. ANNOUNCE THAT
tseir mails and packages sent by them on the PRONE
theus th August duly forwarded the San Juan
River San Juan del Sud, and probably IN
California Their goods the only goods that
tbose Of the other brought back to
New York by the Prometheus Their agents M.sr seyur
Hacket had all the preparations made an despatched
their special the arrival Of the Prometheus.
They will send their energetic Mr. Bradley, by
the PrometheuP the 18th instant la charge OF mails and
goods Mr. Bradley brought their mails by the Prometheus
the 18th August in from San Francisco.
Freights rly 9 cents per ID.
BERFoRD CO.. 2 yesey street Assor House,
The New York herald., 1851-09-10
Loss or the Propeller Osceola.

PR0vIpENrE, Sept. 2, 1861.
The propeller ashore Matinnscock Point is ths
Oeceoa, from New York for Hartford On Sunday even
ing she had bilged, and broke Ia two
The New York herald., 1851-09-10
A DAMS 4 co.'s CALIFORNIA FREIGHT. PACKAGE

DAMS Il cos CALIFORNIA FREIGHT. PACKAGE
"a and Parcel Express. per United states mail steamer
semtmcrshy express for 5sornia via chssres fsns
Steamer c.ofss Isa D. Porter ~ a' eo%%ssd,r SSs
Srss o GS evn special
cial through MESSENGER TO destination kerehsnss and
90 we'll to give their pA,r.nas IN. superiority Of
SST gwen the %
steamers they MAY rely with 1enhssnss upon ,Sir E0si,
freight intended for this must be sent ia with in
on OF sesTs s s viii Is s. IN
o'clock the day Of sailing No charge to shippers by th
S: should s$Ss SS ss
CREGoRYs CALIFORNIA PAcEAoEAND PARCEL
and Saturday. i2sh ana isth Si sspts@5sT os.SE,.sh
Ward their next Express per above ,se.srs 6
inst As s goods a. . 81 M p1ssd
s shippers iy rely with certainty that their
fsSps Ssolssss should be delivered they
:s Ts' S6 T r. fs sas ssT
:s S TS' sS Sss ~ !sf''Ss
ni'h'd on the above TaosPscS afcHcocK
Managers and Agents, isS Pearl, cor. Wall street.
OFFICE OF eREGoRYs ExPREss-A CARD
y % @ nSS GS ay
San Juan River &c. Sc and also chat her express
YORK. s
% snysSas Broa Con- !s,
saur Baciet received packages into their warehouse be-
or TO Berord Co. hold for instruction and they still
held them st the time the Prometheus left As to
press matter having been brought back by the
simply an error having been despatched without de-
u" TfoMPsoN HITCHCOCK. 1is Pearl street.
EOR CALIFOREIA.-LOwESTP PRICE PASSAGE
tcte TO Chagres or through tickets To San Francisco
By steamship Empire City, via Havana. the nth jnat
also by the splendid steamship oeorgi the 18th instr
direct TO Chsgres This the only through line and At
rs per less than other line. Pasen will ut
their interests by calin our oce 70 zee cards rub ished
would be ependent line Freight TO
San Francisco In thirty days, at 20 cents per ID.
BERT0RD CO.. 2 VeseY street, Astor House
ID EDUCED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ACROSS THE
IL Isthmus Of Panama or goods taken through to ssa
Francisco shippers option by zachrisson Nelson Go.
shippers will find their interest TO call upon the under
.,isrs annie 10 n. ZACHRISsON CO,
Arents 81 Wall street.
Aren't At Chasres-E. r. Hysms agent at Cruees-Johp
Funck.
The New York herald., 1851-09-10
Interesting from Boston,

SERIOUS ILLNESS OF FLETCHER wEBsTER-sECRE-
TARY wEBsTER-JUDGK wooDBURY's DEATH-AR-
RIVAL OF STEAMER WIN. PENN, ETC.
BosToS, Sept. Q, 1851
The Manchester IN. Mirror states that letter was
received in that city yesterday from Franklin
ing the serious illness of Mr. Fletcher Webster Of the
Hon Secretary Of State
Secretary Webster arrived In the city to-day, from
Franklin. in improved health.
The death Of Judge Woodbury. was appropriately
tced this forenoon at the opening Of the United States
District Court. Judge Ptman, of Rhode Island, the
presiding Justice pronounced briod euogy upon the
character Of the deceased and adjourned the court.
The new propeller steamship William Penn, Captain
Wheden arrived at this port this morning. from Pha-
depha Her passage occupied sixty eight hours twenty
of which she detained in fog off the shoais-mak-
ing The actual r1nnng tiue forty. eight hours
The New York herald., 1851-09-10

Departure OF Gov. Lctchsr for Mexico, &c.
BALrNoRs, Sept. Q, 1851
The cutter Forward, With Gov. Letcher and suite on
board, sailed from Norfolk Sunday.
We have received nothis south Of Petersburg night
The New York herald., 1851-09-10
y. W. GILLEY. } Proprietors.
W. y. GILLEY, Managers and
4. nOMAHON, Directors.

NOriCK-THE SALE OF DRY GOODS, RECENTLY
IN damaged by fire at 81 Catkarne street. will continue
until Fr3ay and saturd which lays it will be sod at
auction at the store, If net previously disposed Of.
J. EATON.
NALL CLoAKS AND MANTILLAs. Il AM DAILY
adding stock Of rich Paris imported Cloaks and
Msntlas for city retail trade which, when completed will
form collection lied II equaed in this country
GEO. BULPiN, Mantiila Emporium, 35l Broad way
The New York herald., 1851-09-10
CL0THVUQ,

$OO sSS; o.D Sss n sa R
Chatham square corner Mott street James H. Beers
to the public that he has his fall stock Of
ready made Clothing for and boys and is ready 30
furnish articles in the Clothing that desired
prices from which there shall be deviation and which
viii be found saaeory TO all Glasses The attention OF
called to his style OF Frocks
unite those qualities most desirable in business coat
style and nvenence Unusual have been
made this fall to his customers who
their ade to order New cutters addition
the old have engaged and he haters himself that the
exertons of this year will be met with better
than the last.
The New York herald., 1851-09-10
ExPHEss AGENCIES, des.

pERTORD CO.'S GREAT CALIFORNIA EXPRESS
- by steamer Georgia 18th instant through in charge Of
Special Messenger Mr.. q. w. Stevens, in Thirty days.
Irehs twenty eentes' than BY other express No
charges custom house onsular All goods
be put up waterproof in packages not to excee l lbs
Poage three cents and letters Passage
United States Mail Steamers California At the owest
rates. Vesey street. Astor Houss.
The New York herald., 1851-09-10
A Temperance Ticket IN Ohio.

CrscISNATi, Sept. 9, 1861.
The temperance party Of Hamilton county have nonl
mated full ticket for the Legislature and county
officers Their ticket enbrace. wings free sellers. ana
democrats.
The Firemens parade, day in this city, splen
did affair and business almost entirely suspended in
consequence
The New York herald., 1851-09-10

Death OF the WIFE OF Attorney General Crit
tenden.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 8, 1851.
Mrs Crittenden the wife of Attorney General Crtten
den, died this morning, at Frankfort.
The New York herald., 1851-09-10

The Steamer Marion at Charleston.
CHARLEsror, Sept. o. 1851.
The steamship Marion from New York arrived ct her
wharf at FIVE o'clock this morning
The New York herald., 1851-09-10

CIxEPENCE PER RYARD-NERRIHACK, BOOT MILLS
- and Great Falls Sheetngs and Shirtng which
tofore sold at ten shilling are now being
tailed at six yard At The Bowey Savings Store
l Bowery How this be done We have ade
large cash advance these goods determined to
cell them out and give the advantage to patrons We
At six pence which price they be bought elsewhere
In the werld We have many other bargains which
offering and which We consider great
for, as the season advances and money
price We selling splendid Enss prn.s eight
worth shlng mndder ooored prints pence
worth ten French De LANES at shlngs worth
werth three shngs and nifty cents are receying our
yelvets silks Satns Cloths Cassmeres &c all of which
have imported by ourseve and pledge reputa
ton to dispose Of them the lowest wholesale prices and
at the time with previous strides
making establishments the great medel Dry Goods Inss
~, ha Un feH tate