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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-16
4 VaIunblc Farm For Sale,

FVNHE subscriber will sell his Farm enc mile west
Il of Lancaster, containing l6S acres, 50 acres Of
which are cleared an under good cultivation. There
is good FLoURIsG Mil on the same, situated with
in few rods of the GAINESVILLE and Maysyille Turn
pike, with two good run Of stones, turned by an
ov rshot wheel There also on the premises three
never failing springs of water-accommodious and
convenient dwelling house, spring house. barn. and an
orchard of first ratefruit Being desirous to remove
to the West the subscriber will dispose Of the above
Lands upon te ms that cannot fail to suit any person
wshingto purchase. Indisputabe title can be given.
September 2, 1852 HENRY SUTZIN. 81
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From the Souil,

BALTIMORE, Sept. lO.-No mail to-day
south of Savannah. The U. S. Mail schoon.
er Lucas arrived at Chi rleston on Wednes-
day, with Savannah dates of the 18th inst.
Yellow fever and cholera continue with
great violence, both on shipboard and in Ha-
Vana.
Arrests continued TO be made in Havana
of parties supposed to be connected with
revolutionary journal and the captain of the
Lucas was offered 20 doubloons to bring of
a suspected individual, but declined.
The negro woman Jane, murderess OF the
Winston family, was hung at Richmond to-
dav
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ErOtn CMhn.

CHARLESTON, Sept. l0.-Advices from
Havana to the 3rd, announce excitement in
that city increased by report that large
bodies were collecting and organizing in
Florida and below New Orleans for the
purpose of invading the Island. Additional
force of 5000 troops was shortly expected
from Spain. Persons arrested for being
concerned in the publication of the Voice o.
the People have not been garroted-sentence
had not been pronounced.
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MR. EoIroR:--Yuu are authorized 10 an.
nounee the Rame Of JOHN SH .EFFER a.
candidate for County Auditor at the ensu.
ing October election,
Mr.. EDIroR;-Ydu are author1ed to On,
nounee the name Of John N. LITTLE as a
candidate for Coroner at the ensuing Oelo-
Der election.
-aR. WEAyER:-Please announce JOHN
ID, MARTIN, Esq, as candidate for Pros
cchung Attorney at the October election.
MANY VoTERs,,
Mn. EDIrOR.-By announcing Mr. A. L.
SIMMONS.as a candidate for Sheriff Of this
county, at the ensuing election, you will
confer favor on his many friends. If G.
ieeted, he will make an excellent aud eff
cicnt officer. NoRTHERK Fairfield.
Ma. WEAyER:-Please announce Mr..
ISAAC COMER as suitable person for
candidate for the office of ASSESSOR Of Hook
'ns and Beine townships. MANY VoTERs.
kccaipts for the Gazette.
~ u: J. Peters S2DO Gideon Miller 100
WIN. Hutton 81 Geo. Beery Jr. 1875
james welsh A.
New Subscribers.
James Welsh, G. Eagan, {. Eaton. Buttles.
ComstOck, e. Co., II. Simonton, VIM. A.
DelUng.
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S.Louis Mirkct.

ST.. LOUIS, Sept. l3
Markets generally inactive. Flour dull at
3,45@3,5 for superfEe prime; wheat 10 c.
Corn 4l q AZ; oats 24G37, aud barley Is.
Provisions are very quiet. Ness Pork nom
inal at 90; No. lard at Ilc. and IIImI2c
for brl and keg. The mand for hemp is
good and prime firmer: sales this morning of
80 bales at SsS@9o, and Of small parcels
very prime at S95.
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Vermont Election.

BosTOE, September II.
Vermont Wing State officers elected by
the people by reduced majoritics from las,
year. Senate, probably 25 Wings to Op-
position; House nearly the same as last year.
Congrcss--Meacham Wing, ,lst district, 1914
majority; Cd district, Tracy, Wing, 754 ma.
jority; Sd district, A towns, Sabin, Wing
leads the highest opponent 1880, but lacks
462 of majority.
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SINGING SCHOOL.

HNIIE subscriber is about to open a School in th
i city for inst uction in the principles and practice
ofVOCAL MUSIC Persons interested IN the cuti
walton Of Music, are invited to call at the Luthera,
Ctarch on Tuesday Lreaing merit at 7oclOc. Parents
are paril uarly invited to call and judge for them
selves. - ..-t. -.. l.. .-..f tze- p
Good references can be given IL required. Termi
Two Dollars for course Of "a Lessons
September 15-dIw l.. WELD.
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From AInh1Hlc.

MoNTGoMERY, Ala, Sept. 3,-The South
ern Rights Convention organized-eight
counties represented-62 delegates. A let
ter was read from General Quitman. in favor
of nominating candidate for President
He don't wish the nomination himself. Let
ter referred to a committee. The Conven-
ton will probably nominate him tonight.
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IT SHOULD BIZ UNIVERSALLY t.gyy-For /, !.
s'iitij tiuc-iai Indigestion is the Parent nr lsry
riP0iti0n Of the fatl cisce5eS DS sent " diarT.
hns, cholera norbus liver co,a; ;lait ani raay oln,
disea ses enumerated .n the i'y importers yc.kI
catalogue oi deaths pr grBela ed IA digestion alone
Think Of that dyspoptics' think oft all 10 oa
disoriered stoiuscl,,. ii yoa are vii in 70 be
guided by advice, iound.I upon exp rienre, rcsnrt
at once .tcn'tdelay t1y - iino nd. Gsrrnsn BIT
tiers, prepared by DR.. G. "! JacL,on ci ss N a
tefatve, curative, ard nyco:sat. sts nds Glour snC
unaPpro, ,ched General dcpo' 10 ArcI, street
We ave tried these Ri trTs and knsS that thav arc
excellent fo' the diseases specified Fhzdcl
phiG Ctr HeH.
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ssc:rI E>tntc nt Prtyate Snle.

NHE subscriber offers at private sale an exeellont
l. farm 1912 acres OF land, situated Clearcreek,
in NJ ,dison township, about four miles southeast Of
Amanda, and eight miles south Of the city Of Lam
caster, joining the south the land Of Lewis Youngs
mill iSact the west tho lands Of Isaac Wolf sndO
rem Abbott, on the north the land Of Robert Fowler,
On saa farm there is about 100 Of clearad land
under cultivation and the baanse first rate tmbered,
choice Fruit Is well watered with good springs and
NEVER FAILING STREAM RUNNTNo rHRouoH IT,
including tho water privilege for GRisr or other
MtLL with from 20 10 25 feet fall near the road
For further information apply to the subscriber In
Lancaster, Ohio. GEOkfE NElSL.
July n, 1862 lmII
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MARRIED, September 18th, 1852, by tn,
Rev. ID. J. Hamilton, Mr. SAMUEL MILL
ER, Of Delaware county, Indiana, to Miss
HARRIET HARDEN, of Fairfield county,
Ohio.
MARRlED-On the dh inst, by the
Rev. George Weisz,Mr WILLIAM FISHER
70 Mss SUSAN ASHLEY Of Violet township.
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CIcYcland Marker.

CLEVELAND, Sept 13.-Wheat was ta-
ken fresh this morning Mt 7sc. for Northern,
75c for Southern Mediterranean and White
we quote 6l@S2r.
Receipts continue fair by canal for Flour
and Wheat but Corn light, not equal to
demand
Sales Of Wheat this morning are about
5000 bush. Northern at 75c.: 22OO do
Mediterranean at 75c.
Corn--Sales 1000 bush. a1o1t at 53c.
Flour-Good straight brands command
1913, with sales of geo bbs. S. Fine at 3D.
rs; 200 DO. S3,75; GO do S3,75.
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IIorsc Thict Detcctors.

NJOTI'Es is hereby given, that the "GREENFIEl d
~ IloasE THIEF DETECTING SooTTY," will
meet at Iacob VieSts Hotel in Greenfield township,
on Friday, the First day Of October, 1852.
By order OF the President. i. =;
ROBERT TRlMBLE, Secretly.
Santeml,nr I 4 1852
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Attachment Notice.

A T my instance. an attachment was this day issued,
N by Samuel Bogla aJustice Of the Peace Of Aman
la township Fairfield county, Ohio, against the pro-
perty and effects of johnson and Roach, absconding
debtors Dated this 18th day Of September, A. ID
1852 AVIS JOHN DAVIS, Sen.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT!

AZ INROM ard after his dag, the Coach
&11&k-k-A es between Lancaster and Colum
bus will pass through Carroll Graencastle and Ii
thopo's and through Jefferson and Winchester unit
ing at GrovepoIt connecting with the cars al Colum
bus daily.
Time Of leaving Lancaster, 81 ock 4. W., precisely
Time Of leaving Columbus, o'ck, A. NJ. precisely.
Ample arrangements arc made to carry Gu who d..
sire to travel on these routes M...Z. kRElDER.
Lancaster, September /. lo52 dSw
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0c7-The last Eagle publishes an article
which charges that no "worthy soldier" in
the Mexican War will vote for Scott. 1t is
abase libel, and could only emOnate from "a
corrupt heart. No decent man would make
the charge, no respectable man would re-
publish IT, Arethe soldiers ofthat War to
be branded as unworthy" because they
love and respect their Generalsand intend to
vote for him! Shame uponthe miserable
lihellersl
0srThe rich men of Philadelphia, New
York and Boston all become SO by advertising
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New York Market.

New YORK, Sept. li-5ooo bbls OF State
Hour at to 4,25. $1,000 bush Genesee
wheat ,osk. Rye So. 10000 bush mixed
corn7l. 2Os bbls lardIlE Beef and Pork
languid. $50 bbls Of Ohio whisky 2sI to
"a Coco lbs Of allow at II etc.
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From NYn.l,inyf0n.

WASHINGTON, September lI.---It is stated
that Col. Forney, Clerk of the House, has be-
come part owner of the Washinton Union,
and will resign his office on the first of De-
cember. b. B. French is mentioned as his
successor.
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BnAaIO Markci.

BufFALo, Sept li.-T'here was no,hino
doing in the market this mornin-, and n se,.
tied quiet seems TO prevail.
There was no inquiry for four AMI W,
hear Of no sales.
Wheat-Nothing doing in white, anl the
only sales we hear Of are $500 bu poor sam
pie w bash 79cts., and 5000 do do sic.
Corn less firm and limited demand Sales
600 bushels last evening al 56Ic free, and
this morning 5000 bush at 56ic free; 45OO
bush 58c nflOnt.
Oats are without inquiry, and no sales
come under our noticc-held at 3Ic.
Whisky-Small sale took place at 22c.
Freights unchsngcd-j2c on -four, tic on
wheat, I4c on corn to n. Y.
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STEAM SAW MILL.

IfHE Undersigned has just pat into operation
l !steGal Sa1 Mn, in Pleasant township, 8 miles
North Of Lancaster, the MilIersport road, where
he is prepared 10 I'll all orders for Lumber Of
very d seripiion, It the shortest notice.
Sept. l, !S52-3nl6' DAVID CUPP.
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LOOK OFT FOR COUNTERrEITSl

NOTICE.--A meeting OF the Creditors OF the Zanes-
L Y vile and Maysve Turnpike Road Company,
viii be held on Monday, the 20th day OF September,
A. D. 1852 at the Cry HALL, in Lancaster, Ohio 10
perfect arrangements If practicable for tho purchase
Of said Road at the sale thereof advertised by A. Bas
set Receiver, etc. to be held at Chill icohe, on fhe
9th Of October next. The business the meeting
will be highly important and full attondence by the
Creditors or their authorized agents Is desired.
H.. H. HUNTER,
In behalf he General C0nsR,ittee.
Lancaster, August 80, 1852.
Gazette Chillicothe; Post, Somerset; Please copy
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Award. Conn.,. Lobenthal, J. C. Wea-
yer, J. NJ. Pratt.
Members of the Awarding Committees
will please present themselves at the Secre-
tary's table at or before 10 o'clock A. NJ,
on the first day of the Fair, so that vacdn-
cies may be filled and the committees be in
readiness to discharge their duties.
All competitors must make their entries
with the Secretary before 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
at which time the books must be closed in
order to insure good arrangement. Entries
however, can be made at any time before
the day of the Fair. 1t is hoped that ex-
hibitors will see the propriety of making
their entries previous TO the day of the Fair
if possible.
For all stock and articles for which a pre-
MUM of s 90 is offered, an entrance fee of
25 cents will be charged; for all others so
cents.
Members of the Society will be furnish
ed with the Society's Badge, on calling on
the Treasurer, which will entitle them to'all
the benefits of the Fair gratuitously.
The first day Of the Fair will be devoted
to the exhibition of live stock.
Articles of Domestic Manufacture, Imple-
ments of Husbandry, Agricultural Products,
Machinery, Horticultural and Garden Pro-
ducts &c. will be exhibited on the I'd day of
the Fair. For the above entries can be made
up to 10 o. clock of the I'd ddy.
Feed will be furnished free Of expense to
all stock entered for exhibition
An address will be delivered at . o clock
on the the second day.
All stock will be required to be on the
ground until the evening fthe Cd day.
JOHN REFER, Pres't.
John s. BRAsEE Secy
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H. g. Farrelrs Celebrated Arabian Liniment.

It is an erroneous idea that disease cannot be cured
except by taking large quantities of medicines into
the stomach, in great many cases o which much IN
ryis done although the disease in point be actually
cured. The coats OF the stomach by continued uSe Of
nauseatin5 mixtures, frequently become so much dis
ordered that the digestive uartiOn is seriously iur
ed-the result of which is dyspepsia, nervousness,
cholics, alternate darrh9a and cos lveneSs,nauence
nightmare, etc, etc Woudit not, therefore. be very
desirable to possess remedy, which beirg applied
externally would excite the absorbents to increased
action, fnd thus carry off through this medium, the
deeerous principle which is the direct cause OF the
diseased Surely every thinking man will admit that
this would not only be the most pleasant, but by far
the safest means to effect the desired end. The al
most uperhuman cures performed by the Arabian ply
sicanS in the days of old were main effected by this
course OF treatment and the Ingredients Of which JI
G. Farrcrs Celebrated arabian Liaimeat is COM
posed, extracted from plants peculiar TO Ara
bia This great Liniment (Which is now to be had Of
most respectable druggists and merchants in every
town in the United Statcs) is daily eilecng cures
which seem beyond the power Of medicine con-
consumption, bronchitis unl i,er comp aints in
Their first stages nervous affections, Indigestion en-
llrgcment of the spleen, scrofulous tumors. goitre
etc, etc, are frequently cured, and al,cayS relieved
by its use. II is unsurpassed anodyne-.relicv
ing severe pains in few minutes after application, 1t
sSothes the irritaed nerves, and produces that de-
ltghtlu tranquility SO grateful to the nervous invalid
Sprains bruises wounds burns sore throat, chibans,
rheumatism sun pain, ETC., etc. are speedily cured
by it, and for nearly all ailments in horses OF catel
requiring external app alton, it is eeetual re-
medy. III. .'.
LOOK OFT. FOR CoUNTERTEITSi
The public are cautioned against another counter
rst which has lately made its appearance, called ".
n. FurrePs arabian Liniment the most dangerous
Of all the counter eS, because his having the name
Of Farrell many will buy in good faith, wi hont the
knowledge that counterfeit exists, and they will per-
haps oniy discover their error when the spurious mix
ture has wrought its evil effects.
The genuine article Is manufactured only by IT, O.
Farrell so'e inventor and proprietor. and wholesale
druggist. No IL Main street. Peoria, Illinois, TO whom
all app ications for Agencies must be addressed Be
you gel ii with the letters H. before Farrels,
thus--H. o. FAERELL'S-and his signature on the
wrapper all others are counterfcits. ~
Sod by G.. KAUi FMAN CO., lancaster,
and by rcga ary authorized agents throughout the u
nted Siates. Price % and 30 cents, and 81 bottle
AGENTS WANTED in every town, village and
ham let in the United States, in which one is not al
ready established Address II. G. Farrell as above,
accompanied with good reference as to character re-
sponsibilty, etc. Sept. 9-im
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COMMERCIAL INTEIIrGENCE.
Lnnensler MnrIlc,e-

THURSDAY MoREISG. Sept. I6.--Dusi-
ness during the past week has been brisk
Oar Merchants are beginning 1, rcte We
their supplies and the fne assortments are
attracting the attention ofcus;omers.
As TO the markets we quote wheat OF 550
oO' Corn at 80; Oats 1920; Rye 40; Flour
sS@ S'21: Groceries unchanged.
IetaH Marlst-Potntoes 25@ 80; A pples
90 80; IurnIps 33; Sweet Potatoes Si@
10; Cabbage 4@G; Tomatoes 25; Apple
Bntter % per gallon; Butter lO@I2; Eggs
6ets; Meats unrhangcd. Bacon very scarce.
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GIANI a. BRANDT,

DRALERs IN ALI KINns OF
Groceries, Foreign 4 Domestic Wines D Liquors,
Lancaster; June is. 1852 i2m
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Kossuth and Magyar Hats,
SyrRAw, Palm and Leghorn, beautiful assortment,
01atest styles, at bbnLSAS o.
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0FThe Eagle continues to re-publish the
disgraceful article about our German citi-
zens, purporting to come from the Bucyrus
Wing We again charge that the article
was written by Locofoco. Does the Eagle
denv itf
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ROAD WAGONS FOR SALE.

WE offer al private sale wo.six-horse Road Wag-
w ons, with broad tire. They will be sod very
low for ASH we will trade them OH fair terms for
Buggies or two-horse Wagons
We have a SO the HARNESS for both teams which
will be SO upon reasonable terms or trade as above
These articles can be seen at the residence Of Mr.
E. Martin, three miles North Of Rushville, on the
road to Thornvile.i -g,e II. B. MCLAUGHLIN.
Augusta Avis L. MARTIN.
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co VS.

|. Moss RosE.--R5an. calved in 1s45, got by Ra-
vcnsworh t9552l dam, Ivy Nelson E4li9. er dam. by
Newtou +l67l: g. gr, darn by Won lerfui T1O0;l gr
gr gr. dam, by CieveiAni [i45E gr gr. gr gr. dam,
by Butterfly [04j: gr gr g. gr gr dam, by Hollows
Bud l3i3, sr gr gr gr gr. gr, dam, from tho stock
Of the late Sir James Pennymln supposed to Be with
cali by Belville.
2 RAsPBERRY.-Roan calved in June, 1880: got bv
Banker, A.. dam by Edward [69i3]: ~. dam, by No
BILE [4579 gr gr. dam. by COirellie 34S5] gr. grgr
dam, by Mandby (2SiS'; gr. gr. gr. gr dam, by Sir
William Fouliss Bull Wonderful l70Ol supposed to
be with calfbS Master BcIl ilie
3. MARY.-Roan. ca,vel in 1850, got by the Lord
of the Manor iO46l: dam by Belvidere Cd [3i29E gr
dam. by Sir Robert (5lT6l gr gr dam, by Eryholine
lOf3 gr. gr gr dam, hampton 54l; supposed to be-
with calf by Belvile.
Franci Brown, Esq g't by Twilight t915S); dam Aus
gIstus (6753 gr. dam by grandson OF razier TspS5l
r. gr dam. by Scarlet (5074 gr gr gr. dam, by Aid
de-t amp ;22E supposed with cali by Whittngfon.
SruAwBERRY.--Go by PostTnaater CIiS7) dan,
Young Strawberry tvol 8, page 5lS,) by Guardian
I347l gr. dam, old Strawberry, by son Of hampton
t5I sr. sr dam by Brother to Brutus tlOO gr. er.
gr. dam. by DuEe. .s. !.
raeli 797 dam, Emns, by Paley t73l0l; gr dam by
Bulwcr r 760: gr IT. dam by son Of Fairfax Tl0237
gr gr gr; dan BY ehyloek I9622l; gr gr gr gr. dam
whtwOrth i534l; gr. gr. gr. gr Sc dan, by Candour
! [I0Il; see Herd Book for Fmms, vol. 9.
/ BLuE BoSEET.-Roan, calved in kIarnh, 1850, got
by Earl of Antrim [I0l74l; 5red by Mr. Stephenson
and the property of Mr. stephens, of New York; dam,
by 4,h Duke Of Northumberland t3649 gr dam, White
Rose, by ARtrim [30i9l gr gr dar very fine short
horn d COW from Northumberland.
g. RIstSo SUN.-A bull Icalf Of Sunrise; got by Oxy-
gen l9i64E by buckingham ISlS9k gr, gr. dam by
Clenati [19s9f gr gr 81 dam, BY raspberry l4S75l
ALEX RENICK,
WILLIAM ALLEN. ,,-s
Committee Of Advertising.
Chllieothe Scptembcr6 G. lsb2 dawts
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,.a PHILADELPHIA PORTER. q,
0nA Dozs justreeeived anlfor sAiesat the ,CITl
GOU DRU STORE: E. l. SLoCuM \
Lancaster, June 26 9
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Religious Notice.--The Protestant Episco-
pal Church will be open for Divine service,
at half past 10 o'clock, on Sunday morning
next. The Rev. DANIEL RISER, who has
recently been appointed Rector, will offici-
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Barnum's Museum and Menagerie.--On
Morday, the Goth inst, this famous travel
ling museum Of wonders will be in the city,
with its big and little elephants, its wax fig
ures and curiosites, and other varied attrac-
tions, for the particulars of witch see adver-
tisement. This exhibition is something
ne,o and essc ntially unlike any other timer
ant curiosity shop, which, with the re-
markably varied character of the entertain
ment, forms its distinguishing feature and
will attract crowd. A single price of ad-
mission is all that is required to see the
whole Tom Thumb alone, with his per-
formances,. will draw crowd. 1t is said
that the present operation has proved one of
Mr. BIS most successful efforts.
Agricultural Fair.-As this is the last time
the list of premiums will appear in the
Weekly Gazette, it will be well for our sub
scribcrs to preserve copy. We hope that
every effort WILDE made to get up as good an
exhibition orarticles as possibly can be done
with so short notice. Hereafter, there will
be no trouble on this score. Our citizens
are taking deep interst in the matter and
we can naw prophecy for the Society long
career Of prosperity. twill prove valu-
able auxiliary to the farming interests of the
county and will stimulate all to keep pace
with the progress of the age. -
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GREAT SALE
OF Improved shOrt-HOrned
DU r n A NJ CATTLE:

imported by the ''seioto Valley Impor-
nng compHny,"-s rejected by Dr. Arr
thar Watts President Of the State
Agricultural Roasd. aud George
W. nenIrk. Esa.
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THE NEW HAMPSHIRE TEsT.--In reply to
the abuse heaped upon him by the Locofoco
press and orators, w. E. Robinson thus
closes letter in which he alludes to his
propositions heretofore published, the main
ones being that the Democracy of New
Hampshire are responsible for retaining the
odious test in their constitution and that
Gen. Pierce did not take an active part in ef-
fecting it's repeal;
And now what other effort can make to
test my sincerity in the declarations have
made! have offered to forfeit one hundred
dollars if any one of the eight propositions
can be proven untrue. ! have offered to
leave il to a gentleman not prejudiced in ia
vor of my side. | will willingly let them
name any referee similarly unprejudiced.-
Nay, if any question arises which will rem
der it necessary to go to Concord to consult
the documents, / will engage to pay the ex-
penses if lose. will go further, and
pledge myself that, if they prove that have
mis-stated the facts in the case, will vote
all open ticket for Fierce and King in this
City, at noon on the second day of Novem-
Der next. Can offer more in proof of my
sincerity! Will any amount of low and de-
spicable scurrility serve as a substitute for
arguments against propositions like these!
Respectfully, w. T.. RoHINsoE.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-16

Law School Of Cincinnati College.
VVNHE Nineteenth course Of Lectures viii commence
Il on Wednesday. October 90 1852. Gentlemen
who matrcuAte for this course may attend any sub
sequent course free Of charge. Apbfvto
.-.t A CHARLES p JAMES,
NJ. ". TlLDEN
NJ +. CURWEN,
Cincinnati. Sept. ., 1852, Law Faculty.