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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-29


DAVID II. BEARDsLEY.---Ofthe Wing can
didate for member of the Board of Public
Works, the Toledo Blade says:
"David II. Beardsley, is man who has
served the State for more than twenty-five
years as Canal Collector, of Cleveland. He
has been faithful, valuable officer. Ohio
is indebted to his experience and good sense,
for many of the most valuable provisions in
the law regulating the Public Works ofth
State. His nomination has given great sat
isfation all along the line of the Ohio canal,
and there he will run far ahead of his ticket,
and receive the votes of all parties, espe-
cially of all persons, who have ever been en-
gagged in canal service. He is man oI
strict propriety, high sense of honor, and
keen foresight and discrimination. In his
hands the public works of Ohio, will never
suffer from neglect nor the people lose mcn'
ey and property through unperformed con-
tracts made by him. Ohio could not have q
more faithful public servant"
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October EIecfinn

Mr.. EDITOR: If Mr.. JoHS SHELTER will
consentto be candidate for COUNTY AU-
DITOR, at the coming election, he will be
supportedbJ WmGs AND DEMOCRATS.
Mr.. WEAyER:-Please announce Mr..
ISAAC CONFER as a suitable person for
candidate for the Office of ASSESSOR of Hook
ing and BeIne townships. MANY VOTERS.
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Strayed or Stolen.

LNR0M Miers' pasture, south Of Lancaster, on Mon
IL day night last, DARK BAL MARE, with
slight saddle blemish on the left side Of the back near
the wethers. the skin is rubbed from the inside Of the
left hind leg marks Of bleeding on the LETT side Of the
neck She Is about i4l or l5 hands high, natural
trotter aud about or s years Of age..
A reasonable reward will be Gtonsto any one re.
turning the giving information where she nay
be found or If stolen larger reward for the tnsTend
the thief July %. i tfJACGB SHOFF
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Lewis T'hompsoa's Estate.

ON the 18th day OF May, A. D. 1852, the Probate
OCourt oi Fairfield county Ohio, declared the
thsrefole reouired to present their claims against
the Estats. to the undersigned, for allowance within
six months from tho time above mentioned or they
will not be entitled to payment.
Dated this 26th day Of May, 1852,
GEO. SANDERSON,
Admir- de bonis non, with wiIl,anneEed. 6N
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New SECRETARY OF THE NAvY.-We
learn by a letter from Washington that the
Hon. J. p. Kennedy, Of Baltimore, has ac-
cepted and will promptly enter on the duties
ofthe Navy Department. The letter adds;
"Whle his accession is hailed with pleas
ure, the loss of Mr.. Secretary Graham will
be severely felt, and the vacuum created In
society by the removal of his interesting
family deeply deplored'
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Look out for CounteEfeits.'

r-ANoTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDERt---IM.
PopANT To DYsPEPrIcs- J. S. HOUGHTON'S
PEPSIN, The True Digestive Fiuid, Gastric Juice,
prepared from RENNET, or the FOURTH STOMACH
OF THE Ok. after directions OF Baron LIEBlG, tho
great Physiological chemist by Us. ilorGuToN, NJ.
D., Philadelphia. This is truly wonderful remedy for
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jatindicc, liver complaint,
constipation and debility, curing after Natures own
method, by Natures own agent, the Gastric Juice
Pamphlets containing Scientific evidence Of its value,
furnished BY agents gratis. See notice among the
p,edicai adj dvertisements Al
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PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY
OF HARTFORD. CONNEcTICUr

OF uAhIFOkD, CONNECTICUT
Policies Issued at Rates ofPreminm as low as those
,: any other resPOHsibLe company, BY
WILLIAM p. CREED, AT. Pro- ms Co.,
July T. for Lancaster and FairfeId e0rrf,r
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CLERK WANTED.

A YOUNG MAN having some acquaintance with
EAihe Hardware Business and competent 10 take
charge Of asei OF bOoas obtain permanent sua.
tiOn and good salary Applications are rcqu sted to
be made 10 the Editor q the Lancaster Ohio GGzette
pOst paiL Good references will be required
Lancaster, Juiv ~, 1852. dis
1i'J0graaL Columbus, and Ga<et's G. illieothe,
copy 10 the amount Of 81, and ehargeth Of ee.
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n. @. Farrelrs Celebrated Arabian Lia.msn..

Is well known TO possess the most wonderful heal
ing, penetrating and stimulating properties, and by
its promptiiess in eiiecting cures, which previously
mad resist ID all other medicines, administered by the
most scientific ply sieians, has placed it far beyond
any mi ar reIn dy introduced 10 the people of
the L. Stat II stimulates the absorbents to ncress-
ed action ami thus enab nature 10 throw oil disease
it penetrGteS 10 the bones adding strength and aciiy
ty to the esit is pow erfuY anod yne and there
ov alLdyy HcTrOa rrt HiOa producing delightful
ly peasing sensation through tie irhOe frame. 0w-
in1 to its remarkable anccptic properties, it purites
and nautr"liea that poisonous corrosive prinGi pie
which renders old ucerons so Difficult to heal;
it therefore is peculiar pied their sPo-
This Innent from its penetrating and strengthening
qualities has been found 10 be specific for Paralysis
or Palsy, White Nwellings and diseased joints, and in
fact all complaints involving tine muscular system
II has cured cases Vi Rheumatism OF twenty TO thr
t" years Standing and affections Of the spine where
in the entire spinal umn was so crooked and dis
torted, tht the patient cou not wax or stand with
out artificial support Numerous eases Of Palsy have
been cured whentle flesh had withered. leaving
thing but ths dried skin and hone and the limbs oa
" without use or feeling, For Children rith Group
ii is Of inesnabe value, rubbed and bsthed over the
throat and chest. II app led freely on the chest II
never fails give relief in the severe coughs attend
ig consumption, Asthma and colds. 1t heals wounds
speedi will cure scadhead, MangA, etc. Planters
and Farmers wi find il a most va liable medicine 10
be applied 10 horses and cattle for spruins, bruises
lsmaness, stiff joints. sweeney dry shou ders ounds
burns, splint clsfes gals, hardened knots the
lesh, etc.
! Look out for CounterfeifS'
The public cautioned against another coun'er-
felt, which has l.tely made its appearance, called
w B. Fsrrelis Arabian Lnimeht the most dangerous
Of all the erfes, because his having the name
Of Farrell, many will buy it in good faith, without
the knowledge that counterfeit exists and they will
perhaps nnv discover their error when the spurious
mixture has wrought its evil effects,
The genuine article is manufactured only by II. G.
Farrell sole inventor and proprietor, and Wholesale
druggist No. H. Main street Peoria illinois, to whom
all applications for Agencies must be addressed. De
sure YOU get il with the letters G. before Farrels
thus II G. FARRELL's-and his signature on tho
wrapper, all others are cnunterfeits.
Sold by G. KAUFMAN CO., Lancaster.
and by regularly authorized agents throughout the
United States Price % aud 80 cents, and 81 bottle
AGLNTS WANTED in every town, village and
hamlet in the United States, in which one is not al
ready established. Address II. G. Farrell as above,
accompanied with good reference to character, re-
sponsbillty, etc. July I'm
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Is YOUR HEALTH INSURED!

I F not, 60 to DR.. BcnsTLER or KEErDER and do it!
L you pay % year, you draw q week when
sick. ii YOU pay 50 year, you draw SO week, and
50 up to IS per month An addition Of 81 30 is charg
ed as adnis sion fee for the first year Every sensible
man who cant afford to be sick and pay the expense
Of doctors, etc. viii 90 and insure in the Worcester
Massachusetts Mutual Association by Supplying as
above. Thousands Of dollars paid out yearly to
those who insure their health.
July ., 1872 9m
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OSr.--Thc subscriber lost on the 9Th instant
~ 0SE HUNDRED DoLLARs IN Com between shui.
fers FoInin Inn and the city Of lancaster or In The
city Auy person returning the same or leaving Il al
the Gazette Olice, will be suitably rewarded
July Z, lS0l. PATRICK HOWARD
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Receipts for the Gazette.
Thomas Older $500 Thos. Hutchins l,15
Joseph Bechtel l,5o Saml. Fetters $500
David Cupp $3.50.
New Subscribers.
Thomas Hutchins; S. L. Julian; Joseph
Bcchtel; Joseph Walters.
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Ernnn Rnston.

BosroE July 24.--Advces from st. Johns
state that another American fisherman,
named Hyades, of Lubec, Me-, has been
seized by Her Majesty's steamer Nettler,
which had been sent to that port.
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Cincinnati Marnct.

CicSSSATI, July Zip. m.--Riycr fall
len four inches since last evening. Mar
kets very dull. Nothing done in Flour or
Provisions worthy Of note. Whisky I51c;
sales good. Fair Sugar &c. Rio Coffee yJ
n lnr
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Agricultural SOciety.-The meeting on
Saturday-let it be borne in mind by every
friend of Agriculture in city and county. If
anything is to be done this fall, it must be
done quickly. A full attendance will in
sure permanent organization and pros
porous future for the Society. Fairfield
needs it badly, and it will be valuable to
Fairfield if properly conducted.
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A cow!-A correspondent Ofthe Hills
borough Gazette writing from Fairfax, High
land county, says that"Mr. Alfred Storer,n
the neighborhood of that place, has COW
that is hard to beat, in the way of adding to
the stock of "bleaters." She is seven years
old and has had twelve calves, generally
having from two to three at time, and re-
Gently she capped the climax by havingVoUR
tOlerably good sized cdlues at once! Kentucky
may boast of her "proli6c" breeders, but l
have heard of nothing beating Mr.. StOrer's
cow" II Judge Emrie vouches for his cor
respondent, we will believe the story
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ANOTHER IMPoRTANT DocUMENT--Ac-
acknowledgement Of our Claims by England tn
i845. The Boston Courier of Wednesday
publishes an additional document connected
with the history of the dispute concerning
the Northeastern fisheries, and one which
furnishes an important piece of evidence in
relation to the rights Of the American fisher
men. 1t is sufficient ofitself, says the Cour-
ier, to place the British government COM
pletely in the wrong, in one branch, at least,
to the claim they have recently set up. 1t
appears that the British Secretary for Fot-
eign Affairs, in l845, made an official avow-
al to our Minister at London, that the priv-
lege Of exclusive fishing in the Bay of Fundy
had been formally renounced by the British
government, and that the fishing grounds Of
that Bay were open to Americaii vessels by
virtue of the Convention of 1918. Not
withstandng this express remuneration, Lord
Derby's cabinet have re-asserted the British
claim othe whole Bay, and have sent armed
cruziers to capture all American fishermen
found within its waters. One capture has
already been made there The Courier
adds:
tits, we believe, an entirely new principle
in international law, that an administration,
cabinet or government Of a country, is at
liberty to disregard the stipulations or con-
cessions Of an administration or government
which has preceded it. Great Britain is as
strongly bound at this moment by the acts Of
Sir Robert Peel's ministry, in their dealings
with foreign nations, as by the acts of the
ministry now in power.
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Estnte Of Margaret D. creed.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
IN been appointed and qualified as Administi ator
Of the Estate of MARoAKET D. Greed, deceased,
late Of Fairfield county, Ohio. Dated at Lancaster,
this 18th az of June, A. D. 1852.
June l6--v6 JOHN r. MUMAUGH Adtor
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GOLDEN SYRUP.

TNIE unde signed has just received fine lot Of
l. Extra New York Golden Syrup for thu city
trade. Call and try 1t. JOHN LYONS
Lancaster, May 81. dll5
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Sale Ct the ZanesvilIe and Maysviile
Turnpike Road,

DURsUANT to decree Of the court of common
Il pleas Of Muskinsum county, in the case Of Amos
Benton rs the Zlnesviie and Msysvile Turnpike
Road company at the April Term A. D. 1851 thereof.
And by virtue Of order Of sale therein to me di-
rected. by sstd court, will on
Saturday the . n day oT October, 1854,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ and O'clock
P NJ Of said day before the door Of the court house
in the city Of Chcothe offer for sale to the highest
bidder therefor the Zsnesvile and Maysville Turn
pike Road. and all The property franchises and prti
legeS belonging 10 the said ROid company.
Such sale will BE- conducted in al respects in con-
forintv t0 tile provisions Of the Act of tho General
Assembly Of the STATE of Ohio. entitled "An Act for
the sale Of the Zsncsvle and Msysvile Turnpike
sld to provide fer the payment Of its debts" passed
March 2Oth, A. D. 1851. A. BASSETT. RereiUer,
II the caSs of ABpns Benton Us the ZeHesvilIe and
DEaySriHe Turnpike Road company.
Lancaster July g. 1852. 6td
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WHAr WAlsKY Is Coon SoE.--Tbe Lynch
burg Express states that two sons Of the late
Hezeklsb Fuqua, Of Bedford, Virginia, TO-
gether with little negro boy, a few days
since, were severely bitten by snake, and
adds:
"The lads went out hunting, and having
started rabbit, run him in hollow log,
when one Of the boys put his hand in to haul
him out. Very soon he felt something bite,
or as he thought the scratch Of the hare
His brother tried II with like sensation, so
he declinedrepeating the operation. Little
Cuff (braye as Cesar,) tries It with like sue
cess. In few moments the hands Of the
parties commenced swelling at an alarming
rate, when medical aid was immediately
procured. The physician dosed them well
with liquor, until the parties became thor
oughly intoxicated, and recovering from the
effects Of the medicine. the swelling subsid-
ed, and we are happy to learn the trio are
now entirely convalescent. The log was
split open, aud to the surprise ofail, a large
copper head snake exhibited himselfin all
of his native ferocity."
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Attachment Notice.

A T the instance Of \. Beatty. agent for J. G. Wea7
N yer and Kinkead DOty, an attachment was this
day issued by A. l. Simmons, Justice Of the Peace Of
Liberty township, Fairfield county, against the proper
ty and effects Of John A. Roads, sid Of said
county. Dated this 9th day Of July. A. D. 1852.
y. BEATTY,
Agent fer j. c. Wsarer and Kinhead & Doty.
July s. 5w9
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wednesday Eve'ng, July 2s, 1852
Campaign Gazette.

A Wing paper is valuable auxiliary in a
political canvass, and in order that the Ga
sete may reach that class of voters who are
not regular subscribers, we propose to send
1t for four months ut the low price Of fifty
cents. viii the friends of Gen. Scott use a
little effort and induce evey Wing in the
county and as many Democrats as possible
to take it for that length oftime! In every
neighborhood club of ten at least can be
raised and to the person getting up the club,
We will send 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 propose to supply the Ga
.ette for the campaign, it will be gilmore 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.
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 oi
the United States.
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E.tate of Names s. Rigby.

i qbeenabponted and qualified as Administrator De
Lonis NON on the Estate OF James S. Rgby deceased
Ite of Fairfield county, Ohio. Dated this 26th day Of
June, 1852. JOHN r. MUMAUGH, Adm toy.
July l, 1852 AEe
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Notice TO Creditors.

A GREEABI.Y to the provisions the Of Act' above
1 n mentioned, the creditors Of the SAID Road COM
pany are hereby notified 10 present their claims 10
The undersigned within six months after the Term Of
the court Of common pleas Of Musingum county next
after m notice In deauIt thereof all such debts or
demands will be forever excluded from payment out
Of tho proceeds Of the sale oi said Road.
A. BASSETT, Receirer.
Lancaster, July 3. 1872
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0ETIf the fact that Scott did not fight a
duel makes as many friends for him as Mr..
Clay earned enemies by fighting one, the
General is pretty sure of election. Those
who abandoned Clay on any such ground,
are now, for the same reason, boundto sup
port Scott. Will they do it!-N. Y. Times.
No. While they are shedding crocodile
tears over the grave of one whom they Pur-
sued through life with more than the vindict-
iveness ofrevenge,t they are laboring with all
the might that is in their baseness, to black
en- and defame the reputation of another.
Think you such men care for consistency!
The man who stole the purse of Gen. Scott,
gave it up when he discovered the owner, re-
GREETING that he had taken it from such pa
triot, and the burglar refused to touch the
medal th hough twas valuable--and worse
than the pickpocket and burglar is that class
of men who are now laboring to filch from
Scott his good name. Will the Amer.
ican people permit such baseness to be again
triumphant
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WAIT A MOMENTi

M Y name isneither Abraham, Isaac nor Jacob, end
IXA cell an article for what II y; giys ne sgn
LsneaHter, Ne. 80. JAMES GAIES'
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AN IRISH paper, after mentioning that
gentleman in the north of Ireland had adop-
ted the new system of paying his farm la
borers at the rate Of apenny an hour declares
that to be ga priacely remuneration compared
with the usual wages of sixpencc per day
and that grudgingly paid"
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Groceries. ]. Wygum has just receiv-
ed from New York, a large and extensive
assortment of Groceries, embracing every
article usually kept in such an establishment.
His host of customers has compelled him to
increase his stock, which isa pretty sure in
dicaton that he sells at fair prices, and the
best ofquality at that. Advertisement in a
few days In the meanwhile call and exam
inc for yourselves. You will find an excel
lent variety.
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GNrWho is wise! He that learns from
every one. Who is powerful! He who
governs his own passions. Who is rich!
He who is content. Statesman.
Admitting the definitions, the Statesman
editor is neither. He will not learn,
he does not govern his own passions,
he is not content without the. public print
ing. |.-
WHISKY AND MuRDER.-The Fayette New
Era gives an account of murder which was
committed in that county few days ago
1t appears that sundry railroad hands and
others, congregated at the house ola certain
Richard Bates, for the purpose of drinking
whisky. All hands got drunk, and Joseph
Alloways, of Marion township, killed an
Irishman, by plunging bowie knife into
his heart No fight or melee had transpired
previous to the murder. Alloways is in
;ail
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GEN. PIERcE's coNDEscEssIoH.--The his
tory Of the country not afording sufficient
data from which to write biography Of the
Loeofoco candidate for the Presidency, his
friends have found Il necessary TO despatch
agents to his old home in order to hunt up as
many incidents as possible from his friends
and acquaintances. Among others, the
New York Herald has correspondent at
Concord, who is attending to his military
civil and personal history habit s,associstions'
&c. A portion of this gentleman's lsbors'
we noticed in one of the Locofoco papers Of
this city. We respectfully ask leave to sup
ply the following omission, which is highly
interesting:
81 will tel you au anecdote of Pierce,
which is apropos to the senseless charge Of
being un aristocrat A few days ago he was
in company with two gentlemen from the
South, and one OF his fellow citizens, who
was an honest fellow, but in very plain dress,
and even 'out at the elbows met him; upon
which Gen. Pierce shook hands with him in
the most friendly manner, just as If he sras
equal in station to himself This is exactly
his dispositonr."
A descendant ofthe Percy's shaking hands
with very plain dressed man, just the same
asif the plainly dressed man was equal in
station to the descendent of the Percys!--
Now, if the writer will only tell us by what
process he makes the man inferior in station
to Gen. Pierce, we will admit that he can
inform the public where Gen. Pierce's letter
to Capt. Scott is and what are its contents.
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THE AMERICAN population of Liberia is
about 5000, inhabitng a territory stretch
ing over 500 miles of coast. They nave built
about twenty cities and towns. They have
made treaties by which one hundred thou
sand natives are brought under their laws,
and nearly million Lave abandoned the
slave traffic.
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CITY OF LANCASTER:

FOR BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
David HI. BeRrdSley, Of CuyahOga
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HEALTH OF THE PRIsoE AT SING SING
For the last ten days there has been con-
siderable sickness among the prisoners con-
fined in the State prison at Sing Sing, N. Y.
During that time there have been about six
ty severe cases Of cholera morbus, and one
hundred and fifty slight cases of diarrh@a.
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FOR SUPREME COURT JUDGE.
Daniel A. Haynes, Of Montgomery.
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FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM,
OF NORTH CAROLINA.