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~ to tho Chatham Bank. he confidently consulted
private Diseases His bas been such tho
meht Of Old chronic of standing aud
been considered neUrabe that Physicians OF eminenes
do not hesitate to recommend their patients to Dr. O. o
ia better known both in and ont Of the profession the
most successful practitioner in private diseases other
in the city of New York His experience Is the result of
devoted exclusively this speciality OF
the Weakness OF the Of generation and
their train o conseqnenee the result Of early improper
habits, radically cured N. B.No mercury used. aud
perfect CNNrsnted.
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NJ OTICE.-WHlTE'S MELOpfON WILL BE RENTED
IN for private public exhb,ns FIR short of
five six weeks common ing from MONDAY Juno H. Terms
casv. Apply to c. WHITE. 53 Bowery bctwecA ii and
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OWENS MUSEUM BALTiMoRE.-LADIE S AND GEN.
~ tlemen of talent desiring ENGAGEMENTS for the ensuing
ciue tho first Monday il Seotnher wut
ylease address. post paid. JOHN OWENS,
Proprietor and Manager Baltimore Museum.
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NoR UNPRECEDENTED STATES MAIL STEAM
l. ship ARCTIC. Capt. James c. Luce This steamer
lively Saturday June l2th ut IL o'clock NJ from her
bert at the foot Of Canal street No berth secured till
paid Tor For freight having
mda.ns for elegance or comfort apply 70 EDW ARD X.
COLLINS h CO. So " all street. The stea sis BALTIC
will succeed the Arctic, and sail June 26th.
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DARls AND LnNnONl TRRATMENT OF rRIyAT

Disccses IL few hours, ~ IL Vegetable n,piicstioa,
without rain In titu-iora Affections. and disease
iron improper babies he cohno medicine wi the 1c
remedy ard cen show any there Thousands who
cannot he cured v!thrut IT, he has daily, of
duration from the other rhv sci2rs In all h.
ticr lie makes daily
without caustc For treatment by letter addrsss
box ~ broadway Pes. cGice y These VIII, appy per-
ally have eptrate Ofoc hours lrniug til,
ana till 9erenipg- Sundays evrrrtcd NJ LaGSc&T,
Surgeon ~ Rcnde street, corner " Iroa d1ny.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-08

and gree among mauwlnd--all OF which. without
one dissenting objection, pronounce this Ointment to
be GOOD!
As day bv day II unobtrusively extends its sphere
of action along the borders Of vast country, andls
circulated throughout its extcnt evidences of
power and new proofs of its eih acy continually
doyeIoped Three millions Of boxes, applied to dis
ease within the last four years have established the
astounding fact beyondthe power Of cavil or cont a.
dcton that il is INFALLIRLE in the cure ol all Iu-
mors, Ulcers, Sores Burns letter, Piles Seroiula,
Ervspelas, chblains scald Head sore Eyes tulnsy'
Group Rheumatism, Broken Breast Ague in the Face,
corns &c II completely restores the lnsensihle PER
sptRArroN and by this means opens those avenues by
which nature intended to expelt the morbid matter OF
the BODY is the system cleansed; the blood pu-
riied and the health restored
Il has power to cause all external sores ocroj"f-
Gus Hurnors, and Poisonous mounds to discharge
their putrd natter: aud then heal them srightly
termeJ All Healing, for there is scarcely disease
extern. or internsl that Il will not benefit. have
used IL orthe last fourteen years for all the diseases
of he chest; consumption and liver; involving the ut
most danger and responsibility; and declare before
heaven and man. that not in single case has 1t ail-
ed to benefit when tho patient was within reach OF
mortal means sH- -,
]. .McALISTER. 14i Fulton-st., NewY Sole Pro-
prietnr. A.& s HENpRY, Agents for Ohio. ...
Sold by,E L. .Slocum and Otto w. Kraemer, Lancas-
tor. n Kalb. Rshyile; w W.Rced, Carroll; NJ. Camp
hell. Pickerington; Leonard and Brother BASIL 4. E.
Mitthoff, Lockville; Samuel Bartlett Winchester; J.
Endsley, Lithopolis Il. Geohegan Baltimore; Clay.
pool, New Salem; ]. and s. Henbec, Amanda; Daniel
iIawkin, Sugar Grove; Ashbaugh and Beery. Bremen
October % 1851 70
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-08

Dr.. CLAIMING on ScoTT.-The following
tribute to the worth of our candidate, ex-
pressed in DR.. Channing's concise and elo-
quent style, is worth the more from the fact
that it was drawn from man who was not
in the habit speaking in high terms ofmil-
itary men. 1t has been published before,
but it will bear republishing now, when eC-
forts are made by sold soldiers" who would
run at the esmell of gunpowder, to defame the
character of Gen. Scott. We take it that
this exhibits our candidate, not only us
great military man, but as we'll qualified as
civilian to perform any other trust commit
ted to him, while his "nobleness" and "gen-
erosity" of character and his sense of"patri-
otism, justice and humanity" would prevent
him from doing wrong act. Shame upon
the defamers of the defender Of his country!
"Much ALSO" says that distinguished d.
vine, sis due to the bencfcent influence OF
Gen. Scott. TO this distinguished man be-
longs the rare honor OF uniting with the
military energy and daring the spirit ofa phi
lanthropist. HIS EXPLOITS IN THE
FIELD, WHICH PLACED HIM IN THE
FIRST RANK OF SOLDIERS, HAVE
BEEN OBSCURED BY THE PURER
AND MORE LASTING GLORY OF A
PACIFICATOR, AND A FRIEND OF
MANKIND. In the whole history of the in
tercourse of civilized communities, we doubt
whether brighter page can be found than
that which records his agency in the rcmov-
al of the Chcrokees. AS far as the wrongs
done to this race can be atoncd for, Gen
Scott has madethe expiation. In his recent
mission to the disturbed borders Of our coun
try he has succeeded, not so much by policy
Us by the noblencss and generosity of hi,
character, by moral influence, by the earnest
conviction with which he has enforced on
all, with whom he had to do, the obligations
Of patriotism, justice, humanity and religion.
II would not be easy to find among us n man
who has won purer fame; and would do
something, no matter how little to hasten
the time when the spirit of Christian human
ity shall be counted an essential attribute
and the brightest ornament in public man.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-08

Iowa We have an interesting letter
from an old friend and follow soldier" in
the Wing ranks, who has moved to this State
and is now doing well and working, as q
matter of course, for the good old cause.
lie sends us cheering account from this
young State, and for good and sufficient rca-
sons. The nomination of General Scott
will brighten the prospect
He says that the State came into the
Union out of debt and has since been gov
orned by the Locofocos. They have not
made any improvements, and yet the taxes
are higher than they are even in Ohio. Still
the State is in debt, and continues to get
more and more involved every year. A
body of men, with few exceptions Of the
same party, formed new code of laws, and
it is the most odious thing imaginable. AS
u sample, it allows the officer Chat is the
county oflicer) making return of the taxes
or revenue, for about double the amount col
lected, from the fact that they are paid mile
age at so high a rate.
Our readers must remember that goodl,
number of the young lenders of the Obi,
Democracy have moved 10 that State, AM
they seem to have learned well of lhei
fathers. Our friend adds that the code am
its makers have become 80 detestabe, tha
code, party and all will be swept from tn
State at the next election. Without thi
cause, Iowa was set down for Scott; witt
it, it only becomes question as to the ma
iority.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-08
IAipRoNrpTu
ON the Death of IIonry ClnY.


ny oHARLEs NEVILLE.
Drop not one tear upon bis tomb,
Nor DER hi5 earthly bed;
Let cypress cast its niJurnhl gloom,
but aurel wreaths DO she'd
Why shouldye wash the earth with toarsi d
Why mourn for Henry Clayl
The Statesman Of thousand years t.
, bboTal not dead, to-day. s,U ..-.-,
Scan close the roll of coming time,
ia or future years, and seef
Ametica VIII eor be thine
A greater SIN than hei er'' .'".'.I
The Nation lives in her dead sons! fs.sH
And Washington, for aye, ...-... .Hf
Will speak through million living tongues;
Than shed no tear for Clay '."
Then drop no tear upon his tomb,
Nor DER his earthly bed,
Let cypress cast its moumful gloom,
But aur j wreaths be she'd +'
And DER him swell triumphant song, III,
Nor raise one mourning lay,
For million voices dwell upon
The immortal name OF Clay ..si'
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-08

STARTING RIGmr-Fo,iolo Copy!-Ne OBJ
serve ny our exchanges from various quar-
teFs, that Scott Clubs, Chippewa Clubs, Lun-
dy Lane Barracks, Chcpultcpec Head Quar-
ters, Scott and Graham Associations, &C.,
We, are being formed all over the country.
The Wings o! Morgan county held an en-.
thuslOslic meeting at McConnelsville few
evenings ago, formed a Chippewa Club, and
resolved To meet once in two weeks, and ms
much onener as the President of the Chb
should direct, till the close ofthc campaign,
We agree with the State journal, in cordial
ly recommending to the Scott men of every
township and village in Ohio, to ego and do
likewise" Organize at once, and prepare
for the campaign. Meetings for the purpose
OF appointing delegates to the county Con
pcntions will bo u favorable time for this
When organized out of your county seats
make 1t your practice to notify some of The
speakers at the centre, Of the time and place
of your meeting, and that their presence is
desirable, AMI our word for it, they viii be
there. Begin now, alid keep up The CHARGE, as
the glorious Scott did ut Luudy's Lane, iii
in November next, the enemy will be driven
from the field, Friends Of ScorT, remembe,
hiS'- Cipeidad Herald. ...t...
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-08

SCoTT AND GRAlIAM.-The enthusiasm
with which the nominations of Scott and
Graham are received in this State and
throughout New England, exceeds our most
sanguino expectations. They have struck
chord in the popular heart, which has not
been touched since the days of "Old T'ippe-
canoe" The same men, the same inilu-
cnces, and the same strong popular feeling
and we may say the same position-that
were then called forth, are now walked up,
and will be felt in the coming contest. THE
PEOPLE HAVE TAKEN UP THESE NOMINATIONS,
and wilt bear them in triumph to victory, as
the waters of the flood bore up the ark Of
Noah.
We continue to receive the most cheer
ing accounts from the interior of our State
A gentleman from Lowell assured us yester-
day, that Scott aud Graham will receive the
largest majority in that city that has ever
been given to Whigcandidate. The Wings
of Havcrhll are to have a grand ratification
meeting on Mond4y evening, and will be ad-
dressed by Mr.. Schouler, the editor of the
Atlas, and others. Salem and Worcester
have already held their ratification meetings,
at which the greatest enthusiasm was exhibit
ed, Boston speaks in Fanneuil Hall next
Tuesday night, and Fitohburg and other i'm
portant places are making preparations for
grand demonstrations. Aswas said in Bal
Iimore, the pcOpie have taken up these nomi-
nations, and they are determined to sustain
and ut them through. We tell our friends
at home and abroad, that Massachusetts and
the other New England States will stand by
the nominations, and will give to them Il
support which will astonish every one. Dos
ton Atlas
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-08

GOLD MANGAIN ENGLAED.-The English
have become as gold mad as the Yankees,
and are docking to the Australian diggings
by thousands. The London correspondent
ol the North American writes that, "be-
tween thirty ant, forty irst-clesspacke ships
will leave the ports of London and Liver
pool within month for different ports in
Australia; and it is calculated that upwards
of twenty thousand Englishmen will leave
their native land within six weeks, bound for
the new FL Dorado, The applications for
berths to shipowners are far beyond their
ability to upply,--Every berth in every ship
is engaged, and lurge premiums are offered
to the lucky holders of tickets for passages y
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-08

CLARK COUNTY. The Wings of this
stronghold of correct principles have star.
ted off right. They pledge fifteen hundred
majority for Gen. Scott, and they have the
energy and spirit to redeem their word. Res
olutions of rcrvent and patriotic character
were adopted at the ratification meeting in
Springfield, on Saturday last They breathe
the true spirit of Wing freeman.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-08

THE ScoTT FEELING IN MIcHGAN.-Gen.
John h. Williams, one of the prominent
Opposition politicians, and for several
years Mayor of Detroit, supports the cleo
ton of Scott and Graham, and is one of the
Vice Presidents Of the Detroit Scott club
Major Jonathan KeOrsley, of Detroit, who
was badly crippled in the defense orhis coun-
try and leader in the Opposition ranks, is
for Scott, These are important accessions to
the Scott phalanx, and an indication of pub
lie sentiment in the Northwest. Gen
Williams signalizcd himself in the Black
Hawk War, and is ar old resident of Detroit
possessed of much influence.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-08
CHECKERED STORE,


Can possibly be disposed Of in due season. unless il
is the prospect of large increase to the population
Of our healthy and beautiful city. No doubt the
richness the surrounding country, combined with
the spirit and industry OF our enerprlsing farmers,
has stimulated those parties in laying nsuch noun
tpns Of goods in the way of FAsHIoNABLE CLOTH
ING,
The superior manner in which they are msde-thG
fashionable style Of their cut and workmanship-the
quality ofthe mpterial and the variety OF shades and
coiors they arc composed Of, would induce you to
say. without hesitation that the Proprietors mustbe
nnthing in their efforts and their ingenuity more
than common to collect such quantity Of beautiful
garments together And the best Of all is, the
Unusual low Prices they are Sold for,
Would almost make you swear that you would never
buy yard Of stuff in store to have made up for
yourselfor the boys. Ifyou buy a suit of clothes
you see the Gt--the quality Of the goods and all
done in few minutes, with little trouble, before
You pay one cent Of your money. Notwithstanding
some OF our modest, ssming neighbors will raise
their voice and caution you, very Pously, against
the production of"Eastern SlOp Shopsl" Think Of
it. Who would suppose it-such brilliant sugges-
ton! OH what beau your granny was! Wonder
why they did not warn YOU against domestic SLopS5
Cery oMpdtterAs, and perforated cloths TsRe stroll
along Main street and see the figure we cut. You
will conclude poor Old Mother Goose is IN such de"
mand she viii be ompaed to hide herself or every
Calico boy the streets will certainly pluck her to
death. What PGrisiap Crooks we have got oi late
in the shape of old loomea and shop 6Oys pure char
ty Tor the Irish friends, suppose has brought them
to it; Well WE'LL this is the age of progression, GER
tany 10 be candid, those who want to save as
much in the purchase of suit clothes, as will give
the child hall a years schooling would do well to
call at the OLD CHECKERED STORE where you
can be fitted out from head to foot, out those piles
of clothing we have stored away. What we sell you
we warrant in every particular. If anything hap.
pens to be wrong in your purchase, return the goods
and select from stock fresh supply. 1t is use
less to mentionthe variety Of our
Spring and Summer Stock of Clothing.
But in part The greatest variety of COATS OF
all kinds and patterns. PANTALOONS and VESTS in
thousands, OF every description large quantities Of
SHIRTS, under and over Drawers, Silk Handker-
chiefs in sbundanCeaCravats Of the best Half Hose,
Susperders, Metallic 0vercoats, Closks, &C.: FASH
ionable Hats Caps Boots and Shoes, Umbrellas, Tray
eling Bags Of all kinds Trunks, &c. Several doz of
SIX Under Shirts, and Fine Thibet Wool do, will
answer for either ladies or gentlemen Many srti-
cles in the furnishing way all of which will be dis
posed of on the most reasonable terms cad l0tueSt
prices COULEHAE & co.
May IS, 1859
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-08

or In a call for n ScoTT meeting ut In.
dianapolis the names of two Democrats ap.
peared The Locoloco paper thinking their
names appeared there by mistake, requested
that they be stricken from the list. There
upon the Wing paper says
1--WE are authorized to say that Thomas
Wheatly and Henry Hoffman, whocs names
appear to the Wing call, are Democrats and
that they put their own rLnes to the call,
and that Mr.. Brown, Ct the Sentinel, is not
authorized to "strike their names from the
list" Try again, neighbor,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-08

GYWe learn that several of the go-bead
Wings have ordered Lotto large soup dish
es, 10 be labelled "Scott. Soup" to be .pla-
ced inthe public coffee houses throughout
the city where, the Scottboys and others can
take hosty plate ofsonpon every, day, at
lunch. h.-Cin. Atlas.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-08
SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKING.
Co-Partnership.

n TNIfsundersigned has taken into partnership in
4 the Saddle, Harness and Trunk manufacturing
huiinels, JOHN II. MATLACK, and the business will
hereafter be conducted under the firm name Of LIT
ILR&! MA fIACK. The patronage of the public
is respectfully solicited.
rTAll those indebted to the subscriber, are earn,
eay requested to call and settle as the old business
must be cOsedup. JOHN N LITTLE.
March 80, 1852. d&wa6
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-08
uOBFNSACK'S LIVER PILLS.

No part of hesyStem is more liable to disease than
the LIVER It serving as aflterer to purify the blood,
giving tho proper secretion to the bile; so that any
wrong action of the Liver effects the other impor-
tant parts of the system, and resu Is varously, in
Liver complaint Jaundice, Dyspepsia etc. We
should thereorc watch every symptom that might
Indicate wrong action of the Liver. These pills
being composed of ROOTS and PLANTS furnished by
nature to heal the sick: Namely, LIST, An EXpEcTo-
WANT, which augments these erection from the Pulmo.
nary nucus membrane or promotes the discharge of
seer ted matter 2d, An AITERATIvE, which chan.
ges in some nexplicable manner the certain morbid
action Of the system Ord, A Tonic, which gives
tone and strength to the nervous system, renewing
health and vigor to all parts of the body. 4h CA
THART1c, which acts in perfect harmony with the 9TH
er ingredients and operating on the Bowels, and ex-
peling the whole mass of corrupt and vitated mats
trr, and purifying the Blood which destroys disease
ind restores health, Prepared at llobensacks Lab
oratory, PhladelOpha, Price 25 cents
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-08

CAR LOAD OF Hoes BURET.-As train
for the castapproachcd Rome Oneida county,
on Sunday, one OF the cars, freighted with
1903 live hogs, was found to be envcloped in
flames. A spark had communicated to it
and before it was discovered the fire had at
tanned such hcadw0y that the car was nearly
consumed and every hog on board periahed
in the flames.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-08
GrahIm'S UGIicr Of Acceptance.
WASHINGTON, June "a, 1859.

Sir; am gratifed to acknowledge the
receipt the communication which you did
me the honor to deliver in person yesterday
announcing my unanimous nomination, at
the Wing candidate for the Office of Vice
President OF the United States by the Ma
tional Convention which recently assembled
in Baltimore; accompanied by a copy of the
resolutions of the convention, upon ques-
tions of national principle and policy.
cordially approve the declarations made
by these resolutions, On matters of the
most recent practical interest they do but
portray the conduct of an administration of
The Government of which for near two
years | have been member, On all 9th
ers they but reiterate the doctrines and rec
concentrations held by its chief in impor-
tant public communications. ..- .,
Should the people OF the United States
give their sanction to the nominations Of
your convention, so far as shall be invest
cd with authority, faithful adherance to
these doctrines may be expected.
! therefore accept the distinction, so hon
orably rendered. with grateful heart, but
with unaffected dilidencc. 1t is Il satisiac-
ton, however, to know that the place to
which have been nominated is but second
ury, and that for the first office the conven-
ton has proposed citizen of tried patriot
ism and virtue, long and ramiliarly acquan-
ted with public affairs and public mcn--a
safe and sagacious counsellor, who has full.
filled every trust heretofore committed to his
hands, and who has illustrated our history
by eminent public cscrviccs.
With my thanks for the courtesy with
which you have hoRored me, in the eXecu.
ton of your office, and with the highest per.
sonal respect, | am your obedient servant,
WILL A. GRAHAM.
The Hon. ]. G. CHAPMAN, President Ma
tonal Whig Convention.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-08

0S5~An exchange paper says, Ole Bull is
paying visit to Gen. Pierce at Concord,
N. H., and adds; He doubtless, needs fddling
to keep his courage up. Cat gut music is a
sovereign remedy for asphyxia.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-08

OtrJackson, the American deer, has bea-
ten Deyett, celebrated runner in England,
doing ten miles in 81 minutes--the English
man halfalihhe behind. sLL.l.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-08

WHIPPING A SoHoLAR.--A man named
Wilson n school teacher in CHARTERS town
ship, Allegeny county, was on Monday, held
to bail in $9OO, for whipping a child in
his school. ,..r.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-08
NEW ROCKS,

lust received, Clovornook, by Alice Carey; the
j Lorsnctt,, Dream Life, Fresh Gleanings by Ike
Marvel; First Impressions in England, Old Red Sand
stone Foot Prints OF the Creator, by Hugh Miller;
Glrnce at Europe, by II. Groely; Buckeye Abroad,
or the ardcrings in wope and the Orient by S.
Coz and many othernew and choice Books, together
with fine and general assortment cf Bibles, School
BoohS &C., which will be sold worry low at the Book
Store of JOiiN l.. TUTHlLL,
Mays Telegraph Building, tpposi,e courthouse,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-08
Stable for Rent.

VNHE subscriber offers for rent the stable and ilx-
lures recently and for several years past oecuri-
ed by him as Livery Stable. The stand IS =
favorable one, and every thing in good order. lmme-
lara ennnre of George Sanderson, who is authoized
to ri fnr him SAMUEL OidM.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-08

0trThe wings of Richmond, Va, held
large ratification meeting on Saturday eve
ming. Mcssrs Bots, Scott, Mcfarland and
others, were the speakers
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-08
Picture Gallery,

TIME undersigned is justreceiving, at his rooms,
beautiful lot of Plates, Frames and Cases, of all
oualities from 1l6 10 the l-2 plate size, which he
will fin with DaguerTOypes unsurpassed in tho besn-
tiful art and at prices that cannot fail to please
All are cordially invited to call and examine for
themselves Doors open at all hours.
Lancaster, January 2S. A. Il. FELLEh-
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-08

Revolving MURDER,-On Sunday last, a
man named Henry Hughes, residing on
Portland avenue, Louisville, murdered his
own child, an infant one year and nine
months old, by beating it against the house.
The wretch, who was drunk, took the help
less child by the legs and dashed it three
times against the wall with great force, and
then threw it uponthe hearth.