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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-12

ENTHUSIASM lNDrCAToR.-O Que Of the
features Of the display at the American
yesterday was novel one to "enlhusias.
tic thousands" 1t was an Indicator"
to show the people when to applaud
Neighbor Vaughn was assigned this re-.
sponsible position. and when his hat was
gracefully waved the cheeringcamc, & at
no other time. save when Mayor Case had
concluded his welcome. aud then was
heard spontaneous applause. : C7eocland
Herald.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-12

TENPEEAScE PETITIONS. The wnle number
ol signatures 10 the Temperance petitiors which
have been presented to the Legislature of New
York up 10 the present Tins, in favor ofthe Maine
law. um"unt 10 full one hu idred aid fifty thou
sand. Petitions from nine connt es alone, contain
Is 81 signatures.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-12

ONO LEGIsLATURE.-On Saturday the frre
noon was occupied in Ihs reception Of NJ Kos
snlh by The twu Houses In the afprnnon noth.
ing oi any importance was transacted. A joint res.
olu,ion wns passed requesting Of Kossulh the
manuscript copy OF bis speech.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-12

Tmg CAUSE oF THE FIRE.-The news
papers tht"nghou, the State are still
Specializing upon the cause Of the fire.
which burned down the State House.
with hut liltIe hopes Of arriving, a, any
correct cnnclnsinn. All, however, admit
that it could not have been caused 10y
negligence, as s"me thirty persons were
hired to take care of it during the ses.
sion.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-12

LOTTERIES IN DrLAwARE.--h compa-
ry in Delaware has offered the State a
bonus "f $40 900 for lottery plhnt for
Ten years. it is said the bill will pass the
Legislature. Mr. GLACIER of Wilmington.
also Offers $50 600 for lottery grant for
a similar period.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-12

WHAT MAYBE DONE WITH OLD ltAGs.-
There is u church actually existing, neal
Bergen, which can contain une thnusand
persons. 1t is circular within, aud octa
gnnal without. The relieves outside.
and the statue within, tho rnnf the cell
ing the Corin,hian capitals, are all"f pa
pier mache, rendered wate: proofby satu
ration IN vilrinl, lime water whey and the
white of an egg. We have not yet reach.
ed this pitch Of audacity in our use oi
paper but it should hardly surprise us,
inasmuch as we employ the same mate
rial in private houses. in steamboats, and
in some public buildings. instead of car.
we'd decorations and plaster cornces.-
When Frederick the Second Of Prussia
set up limited paper mache mauufac'
tory in Berlin, in l765, he little thought
that paper cathedrals might within cen
lury. spring ont ofhis hand snuff boxes
by the sleight of hand of advancing ART
At present, we old fashioned English
who haunt cathedrals and build churches
like stone better. Bot there is no saying
what we mny come To- 1t is not very
lnug sirce it would have seemed as i'm
possible To cover eighteen acres of ground
with glass. to erect a pagoda "f soap hub
bles: yet the thing is done, When we
think Of "a psalm being sung by one thou
sand voices pealng through an edi6ce
made of old rags. aud the universal ele
mcnl bound down to carry our messages
with the speed Of light it would be pre-
snmplunus To say what can aud wha
cannot be achieved by science aud ar
under the training Of steady old Time.
.... Household Words.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-12

I-T'Gv. Farwell, Of Wisconsin. in his annual
message acqniescence in the conpro'
lnise change in the tariff; the creati"n Of gen
eral banking system, and the establishment Of An
Agricultural Bnr"an at Washington. During the
past year tho drnnnnd on the State Treasury ex'
ceeded the receipts by $38,283.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-12

~ Hiram Powers the grrnl American scup
tor in recent letter from Italy stntes that he has
effected another very mpnrtanl Improvement in
modelling fnr sculpture; aud has also made dis
covery which will prove Of nniUersal mechanical
ilnnnrnucr, having been Ior ages an undiscovered
Aisiieratam. The Richmond Inquirer s1ys that
"n being secured hy letters paten; here, NJ is he,
ing done in England it will doubtless be made
public
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-12

ROTATION. Ills reported in quarters
entitled to confidence that Gov. Lane. of
Maryland, intends To adopt new fea'
ture in party tactics-making it fixed
rule that the app"ntees of each Cover
nor shall 60 out of office with him. II
he does this, the present set of Dem"
cratic officials in that State will have to
make room for new ones. This is carry.
ing ort the doctrine Of rotatinntn perfec,
tion and will afford fine theatre for the
operations of office seekers. 1t will
make two lille men where one only can
be found now.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-12

TJohn s. Ford. lately connected
with the revolutionary movement in
No,ihern Mexico, has been elected tn
the Texas senate, 10 place Of General
Bsilison, .leCe oaed.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-12

How To GgT UP A"NIouT Mana
Fifteen minutes before bedtime. cut up
one dozen cold boiled potatoes; add a
few slices of cold boiled scabbage, with
five or six picked cucumbers, Eat hear
lily, and wash down with pint of Brown
Stout Undress and jump into bed. Lie
fat on your back, and in about half an
hour, or Ihereabouls. you will dream
that the Devil is sitting nn your chest
with the Bunker Hill Monumen Mt in his lap
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-12

ExTRAoRDINARY PROPOSITION. 1T has
been proposed in the city councils Of
Philadelphia to ask tie Legislature of
Pennsylvania to pass law requiring the
fire insurance companies chartered by
the State, aud also foreign agencies, to
pay over all income over six per cent. to
a sinking fund, for the benefit of the fire
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-12

The Spencer FamUy.-we understand By
the genr!ernauIy agent that this fanny proposes
giving one of their popular concerts on next Sat
ur,ay evening at the Temperance Hall The
programme consists of Glees. Songs and Trios
mnny Of which nre Evorites in this community,
aud altogether form a pleasing variety This
mmiy has plicited the warmest admission wher
ever they have been and will doubtless rende'
satisfaction. We copy the iulI"wing from many
notices Of simnr character:-
Every body was thrilled elated and charmed
by the rich treat last uisht. Of those unrivalle'
warblers - Ohio STATE Journal. ..,
"a large portion Of the audience were thos'
WIN Ind heard thrm on The previous evening
Those WIN heard them once. desired TO hear then
again - Ohio Statesman.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-12

EV-Grn. Lime said the other day. at Indianap.
oils in his speech after dinnrr that lie was "tno
full for u,terance.' The Madison Banner inlers
Tint lie hnd over.eaten himself.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-12

I1"Mss Gushing. the female pedestrian, has
undertaken at Mobile, In walk five hundred lmlI
miles In $50 consecutive hours.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-12
wednesday Evening, Feb. n, 1852
SrAvr HUNeARIAN AssoclATInN-An

STATE HUNGARIAN AssoCIATIaN.-An An
association has been formed in Columbus
under this title with the object of giving
material aid tn Hungary. Any resident
nf Ohio eau brcome me mber by signing
the constitution and paying dollar
Gov, Wood was elected President and
Col. Medill one of the Vice Presidents
r. p. Effiuger. Esq. is the Executive
committee man for this county.
A franklin county Hungarian Assoc
cia:inn has also been formed. of which
Judge Rankin is the presiding Officer
The denizens of Columbus appear l."
have been stirred up. but patriotism is
cheap at only dollar a head.
HuNGARiAN ASSOCIATION N-We under
stand that preparations are on foot Ia es
raplish Fairfield County Hungarian AS
sociation. as all auxiliary To the State
Hungarian Association. The object oI
these Associations is to raise material aid
for Hungary by donations from the peo
pie. Every one, desirnus Of becoming 9
member, pays one dollar which is giver
Ito the Knssulh fund" We suppose
dug notice Of the time add place will h'
given by Ihnse who have the matter il
charge. The time for expressions q
sympathy has gone by. and these Assn
cialipns are intended To create an "opera
tive sympathy" - in other words, pocke
patriOtism is To be tested.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-12


Cor. BENTON = InferuentiOn and he
Presldency Some Of the mnst FelisbIe
Washington letter. writers affirm that Col.
Benton has given his friends frequent and
positive assurance that he will oppose
any aud all presidential candidates who
have given or shall hereafter give encOur.
sg~menl to the new tangled Intervention
policy. He is said To admire Kossuth as
a man. an orator. and an agitalnri but re.
gaTIsl him as deficient IN sound statesman
ship, and his schemes as visionary and
futile He intends. ON his return to Mis-
souri, To deliver nne Of his pnndegous,
bomb shell speeches. which shall scatter
To the winds all the fiue spun theories and
the beautiful air castles which presiden-
tial aspirants of the Intervention stripe
have been constructing at Washington,
When the Cohnel lays himselfo for
a mighty effort, whether for a private
speculation in California gold lands or
or nationa advantage in foreign trea.
lty, he seldom fails Ia overcome all obsta
cles and enemies. and to secure his ends.
He was opposed Ia the annexation Of
Texas, unless il cnuId be done in the
manner he prescribed and it was only
annexed by the adoption ofhis resolution.
He drove Mr.. Polk aud all the forces of
Mr. Pnlk's administration from 81 deg.
40 downto 40 deg and thus settled the
Oregon controversy In his modest eff.
fort to obtain the Lieutenant Generalship
of the Army in Mexico. he would have
been successful had it not been for the
personal jealou9ies of all the members Of
the Cabinet and half the members of Con.
; Sress. His power for good or for evil 10
q, an individual or a cause, is immense. and
if he makes public declaration Of war
. against the interveniionisis of his party
as il is predicted he will. 1.-The consequent
ces will he anything but pleasant 10 them
however amusing it may be 10 the rest
Of mankind. - Gin. Gas.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-12

CINCINNATI IN ls52-An UagelcOme
Picture = The Cincinnati Gazette thus
opens paragraph in regard To the pres,
ent position aud future prospects of the
Queen City;
The unparalleled cnllness Of the
month of December aud January, the
consequent interruption of river nsviga.
linn fnr many days at time. the opera
tiun Of tariff destructive In the great
manufacturing interests of the city, aud
indeed the whole country; these aud 9th
er causes. aud the suicidal war upon
mnnyed Institutions. bectuse they are
such. have crippled the energies Of some
of our citizens. ami deprived many ni
the power To continue in business; ien-
dered hopeless many more who were
struggling for mere subsistence, and
thrown "nt of employmen, hundreds whr
are dependent npun their daily lablr fol
their daily bread The whole physica
health Of the city is good, perhaps never
better; The moral diseases Of the city are
bad, perhaps never worse"
The GdSctte is Of the opinion that lh'
city will emerge fiom lis present glnon
and embarassme and that the energie
Of The citizens will yet overcome then
all
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-12

ConL1NG Down. The New York
Times, which from the first has Leen
strong advocate of Kossulh's doctrine, is
cooling oF. A few days since. the editor
declared that "if NJ, Kossuth asks us To
60 to war. we should unqneslionably re.
fuse To do So"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-12

Wisconsin, ON HER LEGS YET The
New York Times cnntaius the Follow
ing:
A fellow who lately removed Ia Wis
cnnsin. writes to his brother that the sec,
lion where he resides is in highly pros.
porous condition. He says that but one
failure has ever occurred in his county,
and in that case the man paid nne hun,
dred aud twenty five cents on the dollar
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-12

Railroad Iastalnsht--The Directors of the C.
W. & 2. Railroad company havs called in mother
iusiulmsnI of ten per ceut See advertisement
OF the Treasurer.
We need add but word or iw1. The con.
tractor Is pushing the work ahead with commend
able zeal aud ii is Of the h CHEST importance that
the Directors be suppiei with the means neces
sary to meet the estimates. The road is in full
progress uicmstruciian und nothing wiIhlelny its
completion beyond the stpuate time il The
stockholders pay mp these iustalmenIs Punctual'y'
bill is nuw before the Legislature to provide
agiinsi any hiss which the recent action Of the
Court in Bank is likely to cause, and ii is thought
il will pass without much difficulty. The hIl'
lprOvides, MS we understand, far an extra session
Ilhe Supreme Court at AL early day, Tor the pur'
pose Of deciding the coustitutionnIhy oil c"nn'y
subscriptions To railroad stock. As soon as Tue
question is decided county bords can be dlSI'nSe'
Of at a considerable advance, and nntll mat thne
ii il prudent tn hold on to them l" the mea"
while, private subscriptions. il promptly pau IN
| will meet the present demands.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-12
GID. NJ. AYREs.

HUNGARIAN MUsKETs.-lris is stated as
the reason why NJ Kossuth obtained
those 10000 muskets a, 40 cheap a rate.
81 a piece. that during the Mexican war,
the Government contracted with an Eas
tern manufactoty for large number,
many more than were needed, and these
were returned by the manufacturers with
the understanding that they should sell
them for what could be got for them and
The Government would make up tho de-.
fciency. Kossuth learning the fact, i'm.
medialely contracted Tor them at the
price stated. This. we take it, is getting
material aid" out Of this Government,
not exactly by aud with the concurrence
Of the two Houses of Congress. Forty
thousand muskcts will 60 great ways
in arming the Hungarian militia.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-12

A. LncoFoco DIssEoTED. = In me oi
his articles upon The public printing
Medsry charged Gid. NJ. Ayres with be
ing the author oi the resolution proposed
in the House inquiring int" the contract
made by the Clerk fr the printing of
that body. The allusiun was not made
IN very respectable terms, aud has con
sequenIly called out the assailed party.
This man Ayres, for many years, has
been an active paIIiznn. engaged either
at Columbus or Washington in some po
litical vocation. public or private. aud is
well pnsted up.
We think the questions proponnded
to the cit zen are hard ones. aud We are
anxious To see what effect they viii have.
When il cumes In the dissection Of q
genuine LncoCnco. We like To have the
operation perfnrmed by one who is well
acquainted with his anatomy. The skill
with which the scslpel is used, eIicits
the waTmest admiration upon all sides
The re ader will be- amused at the man
net in which Gid. cnmmences The Upe
raticn.
"Nnw. Mr.. Medary. | will propound
a few qnesIinns 10 y"u, aud hope y"l
will answer them.
1T. did ynu not receive stock in a
c"Pper.mininP company. IN consideration
for promised aid. in prncrring permit
and lease fT the Isle Royal Company,
the title IN said company being contested
by adverse claimants; and did you not
become hostile to distinguished Sena
to-. because he would not aid you in
: said eudeavoll
~. Did you NOT receive loan ol
=, $4,000. for your services in procuring an
extra aIowsuce tn certain contractors in
Washington city; aud have you paid
said loan, or was it intended that il evel
should he Pa.dl
81. Did you M, cuunse and advise
the re- charter If the Clinton Bank u
p" Columbus. aud was not claim Of saic
Bank. held against you, cancelled fo
! ynur sIvicesl
= 4h. Have ynu not for years pas
formed any coalition in the General As
semhly. without reference tn the cor
ruptinn nf The parties in the alliance. Il
secure IN yourself the State printing!
| forbear further interrogatory' for III,
I present. think it better to adminisre
them in broken doses, and shall there
fnre wait until see what effect the pres
" eut potion has upon the system.
e | cannot close this, without snyin
i further, that yon have long since hee
r. under.lond by The leading men Of ou
." party in the State. You are underston
:, IL be q shrewd. cunning taclician. will
out the brains To elaborate a principl,
" hence. ynur failure To receive certain al
!, pointmeuis to which you have aspire'
! in the management of the affairs in th
, General Government.
The days Of vampirism have passed
ynu can no longer prey upon the vital
;, Of the Democratic party. Your occu
. patton is gone. ar at least passing ava
: and you must hereafter take 10 som
1 honest vocation, provided there is euoug
:, of honesty lett in you. to make you q
r home in such occupation.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-12

MINT OPERATInNs FUR lS5l.-An of
fetal document sent into Congress from
the Treasury Department, on Wednes
day. shows the mint operations of the
United States. duting the year 1851, to
have peen as follows:
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-12-06
cIrr OF woRcESTER.

ro either of the Constables of tn city Of porcester
~ ettfe' " w GREETING
TN tba ,ome of the Commonwealth of Massachgsels,
| nm are hereby required, ior'hwrh, TO hoi,,s nu
-, The hahit,nts IF Wa number five, quahed 10
vote il, Elections OF Governor, iieute ant 0oVernor,
senate or Repres ntatv to meet III ne ASH suee'
Scuno U.use on Monday. the thirteenth guy VI 20
cemh.r next at nine O'clock in the iorenoon theh an"
,be,e 10 act on the folloN ing articles, TO wit:
ls, TO give in tie votes for y Arden, Clefk anu
,e nsnectors of Elections Tor said ward, residents
In said ward, on ore baiiot ,, ~ aight i.
3D. To give in their ties for May or: apu esa
da1nen ono Alderman being selected nom EACH "a'''
on one ballot . - ~ ,,o,,oon foun
ineo one Oyefseer of the Poor, and one Assistant AS
assfr' an residents OF said warI, ON one ballot. -.
AIN TogIve in their votes Tor TWO persons eS i
ors;a ward and eight persons from the city, at iae
n he members the School Commiteeoh ole oa,;os
sth sTo give in their votes for one kep!esen ati.e,
A., nresent Them in the Congress of the United suites
of for the term of two years. from the our'h
day of march, 1852 o, NJ ondsball
be closed at o'clock, r. W. !, ,hs. ,aar nj
an J'nrd one Thousand eight hundred and hity-t"o
va '' Dy order Of the Mayor and AiieImeh,
~ +. WARREN, Constable.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-12-06
CITY oE RoRCESrER.

7-o either ofthe Constabies ofthe city Of
AVe ~ 80 GREGTIMG.
TN the name of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts,
! YOU are hereby required, forthwith, to notify ana
vain the inhabitants of Wari Number Four qualneu
10 vote ia elections OF Governor, Lieutenant OoVerhol
Senators or Representatives 10 meet in the lower NY
Hall or Police Court Room, on Monday the thrteenln
day of December next at nine O'Clock in the ioIenoon'
then and there to act the following articles to wit
1st. 10 give in their votes for Warden, CLERK, ana
three nspectors of Elections or said ward, residents in
said ward, on one ballot Al,
3D. To give in their votes for Mayor and eight Alder
men one Alderman being selected from each ward' on
one ballot -, 1,o,, 5,onnc;,
men one Ovt rseer of the PooT and one Assistant AS
SCISSOR. all residents Of said ward, on one ballot
4h To give in their votes for two persons residents
of said ward and eight pc from the city, at SIge'
to he members of the School Committee, on one oao.'
9Th $40 give in their for one kepresentatVeu
hem In The Con gress of the United states OF
America for the term of two years. from the ioul'n gay
of March, 1853 NJ .dh.l
The polls shall be opened at o'clock A. NJ, ana sha
be closed al O'Clock L. NJ =,
This twenty-sevenh day oil November, IN me ye01 VI
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fity-two
qua By order of the Mayor and Aldermen
F. WARREN, Constable.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-12-06
LEGAL NOTICES.
CITY oE HnpcESrrp

CITY OF WORCESTER.
ToeHher Of the COnsables of the City If Worcesttr
GREETING.
l the name OF the Commonwealth of Massachusetts
you are htteby required, forthwith to notify and
warn the inhabitants OF Ward number One qualified to
soie In elections OF Governor, Lieutenant Governor
senators or IL personalities, to meet in the "north
lower or basement room of the Central School House
on the west side OF Main stree on Monday the mir
teenlh day Of December neat, at Mae O'Clock in lhe
forenoon, then and there to the following articles
10 wit: 20 -0S'
LIST TO give in their votes for a Warden Clerk and
three Inspectors of Elections for said ward residents in
said ward ballot
"a. 10 give in their votes for Mayor aud eight AL
oemen, one Alderman heing selected from each ward
Oh one ballot N'
81. To give in their votes for three Common Coun-
cinen, one Overseer of the Poor and one Assistant
Assessor, all residents Of said wnrd on one ballot
4th. 70 give in their votes for two persons residents
oil SAID ward, and eight persons from the City, at large
10 be members OF the School Committee on one ballot
9TH 70 give in their votes for Representative TO
represent them in the Congress of the United States of
America for the term of years. from the fourth day
of March, 1882
The polls shall be opened O'CLOCK NJ. and shall
be closed at O'Clock P NJ.
This twenty ~seven'h day of November, in the wear of
oar Lord one thous nd eight hundred and nifty two.
By order of the Mayor and Aldermen,
f. WARREN, Constable
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-12-06

GREETING.
Y the name of the Commonwealth OF Massachusetts,,
1 YOU are hereby required, forthwith, TO notify and
warn the inhaoitants of Ward Number Three, qualified
TO vote IN elections Of Governor, Lieutenant Governor,
Senators or Representatives, to meet in the south
lower or basement Of the Central School House,
on the ST side of Main street," on Monday the thr'
aeenth day oil December next, at nine O'Clock IN lhe
forenoon then and there act the following arlcies
to VT: ~
LIST To give in their votes for a Warden, Clerk, and
three Inspectors OF Elections for said ward residents IN
said ward on one ballot
I'd To give in their votes for Mayer and eigh Alder
men, one Alderman being selected from each ward, on
ballot. e.,
I'd. To give in their votes for three Common Conn
cimen one Overseer of the Poor and one Assistant AS
SCISSOR all residents o. said ward, one ballot.
4tb To give their for two persons, residents
of said ward and eight persons from the city, at large,
10 be members of the School Committee on one balot'i
5th sTo give in their for one Representatives
TO represent Them in the Congress of the United states
of America for the OF two years. from the loufli
day of March, 1858 ,u
The polls shall be opened at O'Clock, A. and shall
be closed at O'Clock p. M.
This twenty-sevenh day OF November, IN the year OF
our Lord one tho sand eight hundred and hily-two.
BY order of the Mayor and Aldermen
+. WARREN, Cons table,