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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-15

Nor PALArABLE.--The Washington cores
pondent Of the Charleston Mercury, In Q
letter to the Journal, says:
at is idle to disguise the fact that the &c.
tion ofthe Democratic Convention has moi
inspired either confidence or enthusiasm
Although there is good deal. Of loud crow.
ing over the nomnatious,y yet there are unmis'
takeable symptoms Of trouble in the camp.
The two extremes. Of the party dissatisfied
and The center equally discontented by the
slaughter of its veteran leaders.
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Fire.

CISciSSAri, July l2.-There was a de-
structive fire in Covington, KY, OH Satur.
day last. Ten or twelve buildings destroyed.
Loss, S35 600; small portioa only insured.
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Sale Of the ZenesvilIe and MaysviIIe
Turnpike Road,

Turnpike, Road, o.
DURSUAST to . decree oE the eourt Of snnmo,
riesS Of Mussinsum county, in the case Of drrnu
Benton 70. the ZGnsSville and Maysville Turuuik,
Road company Al the April Term. A. D. 1851 thereof
And BY virtue Of au ord-r uf sale therein 10 me- di
r=cted. by astd court, will VI
SAturdsy she . n day sf nefobsr, 1854.
between the hours Of N O'rIoek A. NJ and 4 o'elock
N. Of said day. before the door of the court house
in the city OF ChlIcoths Offer for sale TO ths highes,
bidder therefor. tha 2Inesvlle and Maysville Turn.
pike Road, anu all he property franchises and priv.
leges belonging % the said Ro'd company.
Such sale will be conducted n III rssfeets 10 con.
orirty u the provisions oi the Act Of tho General
Assembly of the Sac cf Ohio. entitled "An Act for
:he sale of,he Zsnesvills and MAysvife Turnpike
and TO srovide for the payment Of is debts" passed
March 2Uth, A. D. 1851. A. BASSETT. Rensfrer,
Ia atr eGse Of Anlns Benton rs the ZaEsse;ls asd
UdJsriHe Turnpike Road comp1.y.
Lancaster, July 9. 1851! Cd.
Notice TO Creditors.
A GREEABI.Y to the provisions the of"Aetr above
IA mentioned, the creditors Of the sad Roal CON.
PsHy Srs hereby notified to present their claims to
this undersigned within sx months after the Torn Of
the court OF common Pleas Of Mussingun county ext
after III notice In delaut 'hcreof all such debts or
danands will be forever excluded frou q ymaut cut
Of the proceeds o. the sale OF ssii Road.
a. CASSEfT, Rseeieer
Lancaster, July 8, 1871
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Cincinnati MnrLn,.

CiscrxSA1I, July 1872. m. River. fallen 4
inches since last evening. Weather con
tInues hot. Flour, SO, 10 @S3,2J. Whisky
lo1@ l54. 80 lIhds. clear Bacon sides sold
at l0!. Sugar firm, at 5t@e4. Rice 6@S1.
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WoRLD's FnR AT NEW YoRK.--By let
ters from the Turkish Ambassador received
in this country, it appears that, arrangements
are making for sending Turkish steam
frigate to New York, with the various, pro-
ductions and fabrics Of Turkey, for the exhi-
bition at the new Crystal Palace. ,l.a
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iNplASA Sr4tE FAlh.-The executive
committee, ofthe Indiana State Agricultu-
raj Society, have designated indianapolis as
the site Of the first State Fall; to Be held on
ne l9th-of October next yeslstl
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Mr.. WEBsrER,-The report that this gen.
tlemun had accepted the nomination OF the
Native American Convention proves, as we
anticipated, unfounded. The hopes of Lo-
cofocoism must again fall a few, degrees. He
not only supports the nomination, but coun-
sells all others to do likewise.
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l. Robsi FtdJlS Az 7, @in7. r
fTn-RsHs Of FIELyrs9s y.a-. ...-.5
tual ccnsspL TVS t9.'r ,ct0.-.7..- t.
haEts Of r Fieidias. - : .1Es,..-,s
ill claims Is eaiBe.fy S.'.'.'.I
TboboAls 9sSvii;I tr7-,iel - c.I i..t.
tsf,ig1ea p16 Esp, al lily sE,',,t.
lie patronage q ~. publit r. T!s.
IIa:sstsT, ApriI Il, 1879
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From New York.

NEw YoKK, July l3.-The Montreal Pro-
visional Government appropriated Sle, e,ood
relief to the sufferers by the late FIRE.
Kossu,h leaves Saturday, on the steamer
Washington.
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Good Reason for Adjournment.

We were amused this morning with the
remark Of leading Democrat at the Court
House. eve shallhave to adjourn this Court
said he, ait is running the party. II has
made ten convictions this term, eight ocofocos
and two women!'--C Cleu. Herald
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AW PARTNE6SlIIP-I have lsAocistec Cg.rLIs
hD. MSRIIx with n7salf in the p.sclic. OF shy
Lsv, ard will in future adopt the dvls 81 T,& e.
MARTIN, nthe nsnaSemen; Of hps !aess entIys 81
nv caro-. - -JOHS %. M1 RIIN
lancaster. October s, ,lS50.-EgpIs copy iy2J
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0>TThe great objection of the Washing.
ton U MON to Gen. Scott's letter of accept
aifce is that it is 'designed to catch vOies." 1t
is great outrage upon Demoeratic rights
that the old General should write letter
calculated. to make him popular. Now, If he
would only be kind hearted enough to write
letter to repd votes, there's no knowing how
grateful the Democratic editors would feel TO-
wards him. - Lou. Jour.
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October Elnc,inr

MR. ED1Toa: If Dir. JoHs Sa.yFrrR will
consentto be Candidate for COUNTY AU-
DITOR, at tine coming elrction, he will be
supported BY. VINES AND DEMOCRATS.
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The New LUNATIc AsYLUMs. learn
from the Cincinnati Gazette that the Board
Of Commissioners have located the two new
Lunatic Asylums, one at Cleveland and the
other at Dayton. s~4.s. tf...
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no ihn WhIE nInases of Ohio.

In accordance with very generally ex-
pressed desire, the Wing State Central Com.
nittee, called MasS-State Convention %
assemble in this city on Thursday, the 22d
inst, being the day following the meeting Of
the delegate convention. Since that call
was Issued, rumors have been circulated, not
only all over Ohio, but they have teleRraphed
to the eastern press, that the cholera was ra-
ging to very considerable extent in this
city. The newspapers atthe capital have de-.
nled the correctness ofthe report but this has
not diminished the avidity with which these
unfounded statements have been sent abroad.
From our own personal knowledge, we know
them to be false, and every inhabitant of the
city will concur in the correctness Of this
statement. The number Of cholera cases Is
extremely limited. The disease has not ap.
preached an epidemic form, and II Is the
general impression that It will not, during
the season. -..
Advices from some Of tho adjoining coun.
ties, notify US that large am enthusiastic
delegations had made partial arrangements to
be with US on that day; but, since these ru.
mors Of the prevalence Of the cholera at Co
lumbus have reached them. they have aban.
doned the trip. We regret to learn these
things. Whether credulity or love Of mischief
has done this work we know not, but its
practical Tect is, to make it incxpedient to
hold sePerate mass meeting at the time
and place heretofore designated.
The State Central Commttee therefore
with reluctance, feelit their duty to with.
draw the call for the Mass State Convention
on the 92d inst. The Delegate State Con.
vention for the nomination of State Tick.
ct, will assemble on WEDNESDAY, the
2lst inst, and the health of the city shall
remain good, the subject of Mass Conyen.
ton at some subsequent day may be dis.
cussed and deterpined, at, that time.
Columbus, July i2, 1859.
--. JOHN GRAHAM.
| J. d. THOMPSON
... , WIN. MINER,
w. r. BASC0M,
JAS. L. BATES.
Columbus members cfNe State Central Com.
mit!ee.
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Travelling Facilities. notice Of Dr..
Kreder. IIeintends shortly putting on the
route between this city and Columbus semi
daily line Of omnibusses, thus keeping up
with the spirit of the day and the wishes of
the travelling public.
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The Wings Of the several townships are
earnestly requested to attend to this call, in
order that Fairfield may be fully represented
in the State Convention.
Let the word g, forth-"ohio can and
must be redeemed"
By order of the Committee, -
July 7, 1852. GEO. WEAvrR, Sec.
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STILL AsornER.-A bemocFSt steped
into our office few days since 10 inform us
that he meant to cast his vote for Gen. Win
field Scott this fall. Come out from the
foul party, gentleman! wen make room for
.you.-DsGance Banner.
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Agricultural Notice.

special meeting ofthe y'embers ofths 'Fsir6eld
County Agricu tu al Sos o'l,y" be hsll Al The
Court House, in Lancaster, On Sat.rfav. Jilv 3lsl
l159, at o'clock, P. for the purross ofelseiinC
officers for the ensuing wear and tiznslctiny o,h.l
inp6r ant business. Tn Ffiends Of Agriculture gen
rally, throughout tie county, who are 70, mem5er
oi IN Society arc earnestly requested 10 attend, ~
Far, next FAN, will considered and detcrnins y
upon at that time
Jgl IA, lS5l.
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IMMicR 'NTs.-The immigration at N. York
during the first six months ofthe years named
was as follows:-ls5O, $4,000; 1851 l5l ,26si
1852, 49,, ,5s3.
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The -Califorhta COmpdHy.--By letter
from Meusrs Grim & Sturgeon, dated At Ft.
Larimie. June 18th, we learn that the com
psny reached that posi-, on the morning Of
the lSth. Wetegret TO add that two ofthe
company Daniel Ghinger Of Berne. and Dan
ieI MillerOf Baltimore, diedOf diarhep' on
the 10th, two days before reaching thatpoint.
Several Other3 had been sick but were fecOV-
ering. Much sickness prevailed among the
emigrants. " t"fh ~ ihiFVHa
Grim & SturgeOn's stock was In as good
condition as could be expected.
Fort Larimie is Situated near the base oi
the Rocky Mountains, $50 miles out from
st. Josephs on the Missouri River, and ia
about midway between the river and Great
Salt Lake. 1t is called TOO miles from the
latter place to Sacramento city, and the COM
pany travelling at the rate of ls or 90 miles
per day. expect to reach their point Of des.
tination about the latter part of August.
Mr.. Ghinger leaves wife and three chill
dren to mourn hls loss, who relied upon him
for protection and support. Mr. Miller we
learn leaves wife and one child.
A SrcS.-In publishing the fact that
Messrs. Stephens, Toombs and few other
members of the Constitutional Union Par
ty" refuse to vote for General Scott, the
Locofoco papers generally avoid giving their
reasons. 1t is simply because Gen. Scott
will not pledge himself to one section of the
Union at the expense Of another, and for
every vote thus lost in States where votes
will not count at any rate, he will gain hun
dred of votes just where votes WILDE ofsome
service. But, fellow Wings, when you arc
told that nine Wing members Of Congress re-
fuse to vote for Gen. Scott, brand the story
as falsehood, With the exception OfMessrs.
Gentry and Williams, these men left the par
ty three years since and have operated a
gainst it ever nee, doing their best to dis
organize it in their respective States, but
hitherto without success. That's the whole
story. One member q Congress. when it
comes to voting is worth no more than any
other citizen, and We could balance all these
votes, which we hGun't lost, by votes which
we hare gained, and that too without going
out OF the city. If we have the people
with us, the politicians by profession, and
such are these men. may 60 TO the "spoils
party" where they rightfully belong.
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TO HOUSE C.iRpE.'g--
~ CLIFFORD will give cmplOyasoas &c .-r.s roo-
Il Carpenter.
Lsnes1tsT Nay Is, 1857. 6lf!G?
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Cnmnnirn Ginzntte.

A Wing paper Is a valuable auxiliary In
political canvass, and in order that the Ga
sstts may reach that class of voters who are
mot regular subscribers, we propose to send
Il for four months ut the low price of fifty
cents. Will the friends of Gen. Scott use
little effort and induce evey Wing in the
county and as many Democrats as possible
TO take it for that length of timel In every
neighborhood club of ten at least can be
raised and to the person getting up the club
we will send a copy gratis. There will be
no postage upon the paper and arrangements
can be made for distributing it, The large
amount of reading matter, which we now
give, makes the Gazette one OF the cheapest
papers in the State.
In the way, we proposeto supply the Ga
setts for the campaign, it will be OF more SER
vice than if we published regular cam
paign paper. To those persons who desire
the Daily Gazette for that time, we will send
it for two dollars. In both cases, payment
is required in advance ,.. b..
We hope that clubs will be formed imme-
diately. The campaign is already opened,
and the Gazette batteries will play upon the
enemy until Gen. Scott is elected President
and William A. Graham Vice President OF
the United States.
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Is YOUR HEALTH INSURED!

I r not, 20 to Dr. BGasTLER or KREiDER and DO Il!
LII you pay 81 a year, you draw 90 a week when
sick Ii YOU pay 90 year, YOU draw 50 week, and
so up to S3 per month An addition Of 81 30 Is charg
ed as admission fee for the first year Every sensible
man who cant afford to be sick and pay the expense
Of DOCTORS etc. will 60 and insure IN the Worcester
Massachusetts Mutual Association by Supplying as
abov fhofisands Of dollars are paid out yearly to
those who insure their health.
July 9. 1851 3m
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MR.. LAWRENCE, our Minister 10 England,
has salary Of $4,000 . year. He says $40,
600 Is the lowest possible sum on which a
person can live at that place and fill thet
otics His own expenses far exceed that
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WAIT A MONENTI

NJ name Is naither Abraham, Isaac por Iicob suj
IVA sell article for what At is. gi1e ralE
Lancaster, ja q. JAMES GATES.
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THE NIAGARA CoSvESrIos,-Will be a
rcuser. The Committees have issued their
call fixing the 9th as the day Of celebration
and the responses are coming up heartily
from all quarters. The assemblage will be
the largest and most enthusiastic ever know n
in the United States. - CleH. Herald.
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OLp AsHrABuLA,--The Cleveland Herald
has correspondent in Ashtabula county
who writes that "the work goes bravely on
daily accessions to the Scott ranks from the
Free Sellers. Hurrah for "benighted Ash
tabula," good for 1000 majority for Scott
We have no great excitement on the subject
but the better judgment ofthe peoPleis pre-
vailing. Look at our Harbor blown away
for want of appropriations, so that no light
can Be put in the Light House to save the
lives OF our citizens who are engaged in COM
merce. God preserve the poor sailor"
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PLtsTER GE PissIS, GC
BirTsl, CElcir y PIss,ar, 80 10 Water Line. ~
~ ground Plsst'r. for sale BY L. Z. cLoCuN
Lancaster, juno 70,
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0rThe brig Powhattan came in from
Cleveland yesterday, with the names of
Scott and Graham flying at the masthead.
She rode the waves gallantly and attracted
much attention. The sailors are keenA-
and will vote for Scott and good Harbous,
in preference to Pierce and Snags.--Bdf.
Express.
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GEN. PIERCE AND THE CENT SToRY.--The
New Orleans Delta, a dashing Independent
paper, copies the famous story, related by
old Gov. Steele, about Gen. Pierce's remark.
able generosity, in furnishing a crying
youn@ter with the cash wherewIth to pur-
chase cents worth of candy, and has its
own laugh over it, as follows:
Now, if the Democrats have any sense
and there are not few Of them who manifest
very little Of the common faculty, they will
never inquire into the truth of the foregoing
story, but admit it to be literally correct.
Gen. Pierce, seeing little boy suffering for
the want ofa stick Of candy, when his com.
panions were all supplied with that essential
OF juvenile felicity, did not pass by unobserv.
ingly, as the editor Of the Bee would proba-
bly, have done; nor did he stop, as the too
impulsive and excitable editor Of the Bulle.
tin possibly would have done, and give the
boy quarter of dollar, with which he
would probably have bought candy enough
to bring on the CHOLERA, and thus provoked
the other boys to give him Confounded
licking; but the General being sagacious as
well as benevolent, took u wise as well as
philanthropic view of the case, and gave the
boy cent. A cent! Oh! ye precocities o.
Louisiana, do you know how much cent is
in New Hampshire-ye spend;hrift scape
graces, who think 30 little oil dime, which
your fathers, with much richer parents, when
they were boys, locked upon as small for
tune--do you know that, to New Hamp-
shire boy, cent is as big as q cartwheell a
cent will buy half dozen Of fsh-ho1 1ks; a
cent will buy at least, three cakes more
than enough for an ordinary Juvenile stom-
ach; cent will buy just enough Of candy for
any common hoy TO eat, and too much for
the uncertain juvenile stomachs hereabouts.
We should consider Gen. Pierce no friend
Of ours, if he would give our boy as much
candy as cent will buy in New Hampshire.
Gov. Steele, was therefore right. General
Pierce's generosity isnot to be measured by
the amount bestowed, but by the admirable
sagacity which SO nicely apportioned the sup
ply to the demand. 1t showed all excellent
knowledge of the principles Of political e.
economy, in the Democratic candidate.
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Attachment Notice.
A the instance Of N. Beatty, agent for j. c. Wea.
N yer and Kipxead Doty, en- attachment was this
day issued by A. L. Simmons: Justice ofthe Peace Of
Liberty township, Fairfield county, against the proper
ty and effects Of John A. Roads, nonresident OF said
county Dated this 9TH day Of July. A: D. 1859.
s-..' n. BEATTY,
Agent for J. c Weavsr and RmkeGd 6 Dolly.
July9. T 6w9
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I OST.-The subscriber lost on the 9th instant
IL OSE HUNDRED DOLLARS IN GoLp between Shaf.
fcrs Fountain Inn AMI the city Of Lancaster in the
city Any person returning the same or leaving it at
he Gazette Office, will be suitably rewarded.
July O, 1857. PATRICK HOWARD.
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PROTECTION INs1RKNcE cOMpANY

OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT. ~,
Policies issued At Rates Of Premium as low as those
Of any other respor sibt company, by
WILLIAM P. CREED, Agt Pro. Ias. Co.,
July 9. for Lancaster and Fair6eld county
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CLOTHING sTo pE.
CO-paTine.shiB,

Co-paTine ship.
VENHE PSrtnersAip hcreteiole existing unicr Ii.
i firm-name Of FRANK co . C. thing Moro SEAT
vas dissolved by mutual consent on :he fTsi : 70
der the firn,. name Of C. SIN : 3 CO. n. tLg
STAND, third door East If h.s Ho 3 T, .sy
Bank where may bo found = all ti.aes aus, l. ~
and well selected stock u
Ready Made Clothing, r
For men and boys. as wal as large sssO sment Of
Shirts, Drawers. UEder shirts: Crsv.'s. l!Anefs. &c
Il must also be remarked uAt he ;spoTt, that
GOOD bargains intendedto leave town. not true and
6o ,rolj assure Ms friends his customers and the
public eensriv, 6,at he viii he ready to receive all
ihosssvho may hvoT him with Atsil.
ALSo, at the same place and AT all times, will be-
round Gne lot Of JeioelTy Notions and (Sltlertj
Lancaster, April ~, lh62 G. SIMCN & 90.
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Mr.. WEBSTER met wifi a cordial public
reception by his friends Ia Boston.
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Estate Of James 8. Rigby.
NOTICE Is hereby given, that the subscriber has
~ been appointed and qualified as Administrator de
late Of Fairfield county Ohio Dated this 18th day Of
June, 1852 JOHN r. MUMAUGH, Adm tor.
July I, 1852. 4w8
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TO TIE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.

WHO wants Ribbons, Linen HanLk'f-, = ,&c.
WLI at the commission store, for beauty and rice
~ can beat al rrealiJn. July IL,
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NATIVE WINE! NATIVE ;wINEn
I UsT receiveda superior srticlo Of Catawba AM
- Cherry Wine. and for sale by
Lancaster, June 70 lin GAM & BRANDT
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4
Health Insurance. principles and ad-
vantages of health insurance are beginning
to attract considerable attention. Werefer
the reader to the card OF thew Worcester, Mas.
sachusetts, Mutual Association, in to-day 8
paper. By calling upon the agents all need
full information cat be procured. ...f
rTThe Gazette Ia endeavoring to make
political capital Of, the death Of Mr.. Clay
We believe that sheet stands alone in this
attempt. The Editor of that paper is so
stepped in stupidity that lie cannot see the
improperly and coarscness of the effort.r--
Like the boy at the funeral, he tells the. De-
mocracy that "it is none of theiF. tnneral--
they have no right to sympathise in the event
Telegraph.
We welcome every honest, sincere Demo-
crat to mourn the loss of one Of Americas
best patriots, but for the writer Of the above
and all who have souls like his, we publish
the following:-- ... .--. ,". d.
Decided Progress. s.--"Woe unto you Scribes
and Pharasees, hypocrites! because ye build
the tonbs of the prophets, and garnish the
sepuchers Of the righteous, and say, IT zoe
had been in the days of CUR fathers, We would
not have been partakers with them in the
blood OF the prophets: Wherefore, be ye
witnesses unto yourselves that ye are te chH-
dren Of them that killed the prophets. ."-CHRIsr.
Matt. xiii. 29-3l.
What slow set they we're, those Old
Fogies Of eighteen hundred years ago! In
this go.ahead age, the vsry men who have
hunted great soul through life with every
vile, opprobrious epithet that their depraved
imaginations could suggest--have made the
ignorant regard and abhor him as a corrupt
betrayer Of the highest public trust for the
basest personal ends--have DETAINED him for
thirty years as gambler, lbertine, aristo-
crat and purchased tool of gigantic corrup-
tion--the moment they have hunted him into
the coffin turn square round and set it ahoat
on river Of their crocodile tears! Glorious
age We live in! Great country this! Mag
unanimous people ours, who always stop SLAM
deridg o man when nothing more is to be
made by it!--Neto York Tfibune.
GEN. PfEpcE.--Two brothers of General
Pierce were in the war Of 1919. Their
names iwere Benjamin and Sullivan. The
late GeR.'J John M'Neil, who was wounded
at the battle of Lundy's Lane, married a sis
ter of Gen. pierce.-Locefoeo paper.
Another candy argument. The Demo-
cratic Review will have to repubsh it's arti-
ticie on 'antecedants." We have htr erto
supposed that man was respected for what
he is, rather than for what his fathers and
brothers were.