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

A WING SPEECH IN TAMMANY HALL
Among the amusing incidents attending the
celebration of the Tammany Society at
Tammany Hall on the 9th, may be mention
ed the fact that the best speech of the day
was made by "a warm Whig-no less per-
son than Col. Crockett, of Tennessee, a son
and regular chip of the enterprising old
block, Col. Duvy Crockett, who was always
bound to go ahead everywhere and under
all circumstances. Col. Crockett had been
invited to the banquet, and was assigned
toast to which he was expected to make
reply. When his turn came, he rose and
avowed himself Wing, remarked that of
course he could not be expected to make n
locofoco speech-and then he proceeded
with an eloquent out and out whig harranrue,
during which he lashed locofoco men and
principles right and left without mercy. For
while the untcrrifed were taken aback;
but in the end they so admired the audacity
of the gallant Tennesseean, that they not
only listened to him, but applauded him
with real Tammany Hall enthusiasm. We
may, we think, with perfect safety, aver that
such u thing as Wing, and n Southern
Wing at that, making speech In Tammany
Hall nt locofoco gathering, has not hap
pencd before, in the memory of the 'oldes
inhabitant,' Col. Crockett has been mem
per Of Congress for some ten years,and is al
good Wing as there il In the land.--N. Y
Courier d Enquirer.
Upon the strength of that speech, the fol
lowing paragraph went the rounds of the
Locofoco papers. II isa specimen of the
manner in which Pierce capital is manufac
tured;-
"Col. Crockett, of Tennessee son of ole
Davy Crockett, and formerly Wing mem
her of Congress from that State, made 4
speech in Tammany Hall, New York, Oh
Monday evening. He is for Pierce ant
King"
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DEAR GAME.-Accordin to the Flushing
IN. Y J Journal, the authorities of that town
have heen unusually stringent this season in
the enforcement ofthe game laws. Ex May
or Nickel, killed two woodcocks on the 9TH
and was levied on for $40 bird, which he
promptly paid
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NEW nOOKS

lust received, Clovernool, by Alice Carey; the
j Lorgnette. Dream Life, Fresh GleaniDis BY Ike
Marvel; First Impressions In England. Old Red Sand
stone, Foot Prints Of the Creator, by Hugh Miller
Glance at Europe, by II. Grsely;a Buckeye Abroad,
or the warderings in Europe and the Orient by s. s..
Coz, and many other new and choice Books, together
with fine and general assortment cf Bibles School
Books, &C., which will be sold very low at the Book
Store Of JOHN L. TUrHILL,
Mays Telegraph Building, opposite courthouse.
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JOHN LYONS.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Every Variety Of Family Groceries, Pro-
vision, Fruit, Glass and Stoneware,
INVITES the attention of the citizens of Fairfield
L and adjoining counties to his extensive stock
which can't be surpassed ..t
He would say to the farmer, in due season he will
be supplied with all kuds of Lake Fish, to supply as
many as may feel disposed to favor him with call.
Lancaster, February 26. 1889 "a
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Sickness AT THE New York QUARAN-
TINE.-Within few days several deaths
have occurred at the Quarantine Hospital,
New York, from disease malignant in its
character and closely allied to cholera. Ply
sicians, however, hesitate to pronounce it
cholera.
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CENTRAL Ono RALRoAD.-The Balti-
more Patriot says that Messrs. Sullivan,
James and Gallagher, of GAINESVILLE, are now
in Baltimore, on invitation OF the Board of
Trade Of that city, to present, in proper
light, the Importance of the relation exist
ing between the Central Ohio Road and the
Baltimore and Ohio Road, which meet at
Wheeling
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

VVNHE Partnership heretofore existing under the
Il name and firm Of B0PE 4 BECK, Is this day dis
solved by mutual consent the books and accounts
in the hands of P, BoPE, who will make all settle
ments, and by whom all claims against said firm will
be paid. a ....s p. BoPE,
March 90, 1852 J. i. BECK.
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HEALING OINTMENT!
From Physicians the mosi
skilful and celebrated
from Councillors learned
in the law, from Judges oi
celebrity on the b n c h,
from Ministers of the Cos.
pei, whose undertaking in
tegrity have made them
shining lights in the path
of Truth, from enlighten-
cd Professors. from acute
Merchants, & from those
a.
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SrRIrs RAPPING.-The Opal, published
by the the inmates of State LunaticAsylum
atUtica, N. Y, says there are in that refuge
IA persons, whose insanity is ascribable to
this source. ........ ....
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nOOKs Avn sTATIONERY.

Telegraph BuildInE, opposite coart House.
A GENERAL Assortment OF SCHOOL BOOKS,
ABIBLES, BLANK BOOKS, PAPER and STA TON
May JOHN L. TUTHlLL,a
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Or-At Belfast, the other day, merchant,
who has been an active leader in the liquor
prosecutions, received box of "dry goods"
from Boston, which contained four demi-
johns, filled with the "ardent." Supposed
sent to him as joke. He was much morti-
col
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DEPARTURE OF OFEIcERs FOR EURopE.--
One Of the United States Deputy Marshals
in New York, Mr.. Charles Rakewitz, sailed
for Europe on Saturday, 10 the Washington,
to be followed by Mr.. Benjamin Talmadge,
the son ofthe Marshal, tomorrow. What
thier business is has not yet been transpired.
The authorities maintain mos, systematic
and rigid silence,
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DoN'T FoRGET-That the place 10 buy the best
Dgoods at the lowest prices,i at the cheap store
opposite Shelters Hotel W, 7. WISE
Lancaster, November 8. 1850. 81
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Cyan Irishman said, if gooseberries give
so fine flavor to an apple pie, "that it would
bo darlint of an apple pie that was made of
goOseberries intirelY."
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To The Editor Of The Eayle:--I see by the
Ohio Eage, received in this town yesterday
that you are as you have been in all your
publications in the aforesaid sheet, attempt
ing to deceive the people. ] see letter
purportng to have been written by me. Now
let me beg of you, don't "yoW" attempt to
write an article signed with my name in a
town where ne are 50 well known. The con-
trast in ta!entis too grcat our Grocery Friends
have heard OW Goats of oratorY and elocutinn
too often at our old and long to be remem-
Der "free and easp," to be humbugged. !
see you are also charging gentleman that
DAME fortune has seen proper to favor (and
justly too) with the advantages of that kind
ofsociety from which ue have fallen, with the
authorship of that communication of mine
in the "Ddiy Gazette" Now this is very
unjust in you to attempt to rob your old f'iend
Of Laureis that he was Just about to enjoy, and
have its influence again to reinstate me one
grade above the LocOioco correspondents of
the Ohio Edgie. But now you have led your
Locofoco friends astray again, as you too of
ten do, to let hiem enjoy honest principles,
by charging it upon some one else and rob
NV VI "ii WV EiVl1' i'u 'NNH Wtub bO luI
before left Lancaster as to call upon me
and try to make me blame it upon some one
clBe, thinking after those fe,p horns we took
together, would answer all your questions
to suit you, but you can't fool Oh StDiier !
have seen too much service, to swallow n
BHssad for Thrkfy.
But as it has been my misfortune, as well
ls some of my associates to have been reduced
very Ion, feel at this time like n Big Sandy
e Bogus" totally uRcmrent, after my name
has been published in the lowest blhckguard
sheet in the Universe would not have writ
ten this article, but being fearful that my old
associates would now cut me-, thinking that |
was an assistant Editor of that sheet, at the
same time robbing that "Leetie" Barrister of
all his laurels won in the authorship of the
trtics entitled, Capt SCOTS nose Rag, felt
It my duty again to appear in the columns
Of mn honest sheet that my friends might not
De led astray with the idea that wrote the
ettef for the Eage; and hope for the fu-
lure, ! shall not again have cause to contra
lict false reports-and friend Ellis, If you
over expect to steep ,cel and keep clear Of its,
the fourth commandment, and you
will rest easy. ]. s.
Columbus, July cath 1852.
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NOTHING IS LosT.-The drop that ming
les with the flood, the sand dropped on the
sea shore, the word that you have spoken,
will not be lost. Each will have its influ-
encc, ,andbe felt till time shall be no MORE
Have you ever thought of the effect that
might be produced by single word! Drop
it pleasantly among group, and it will make
dozen happy, to return to their homes and
produce the same effect on hundred per-
haps. A bad word may rouse the Indignation
of whole neighborhood; it may spread like
widfre, to produce disastrous effects. AS
no word is lost, be careful how you speak,
Speak right,speak kindly.
SOME Few WEEKS AGO, strolled into n
friends counting room. He being absent |
commenced chat with his clerk, when a
good looking "culled pusson," entered, dof-
ed his castor, and said
"Mas' Bob, can you lem me quarter till
this art'non, and pay him sartin!"
Mas Bob applied his dexter to his vest
pocket but it madeline sign" turned.
"Well, Buck, you look tolerably honest,
but as don't know you, if you will give me
security, I'll lend you the quarter"
His eye frightened as he asked
"Mas' Bob will go my security"
eyes," replied Bob.
forked over. Some time afterwards
vending the same way, as was about to en-
ter the office, the identical, Buck stood be-
tore me.
"Buek where's my quarter! You didn't
pay me as you promised"
mo, sab! but gif you s'curityw
well but want you to pay mel lent
you the quarter"
Oats true, sab, but am the custom down
here to FAUST de Security fust"
I i left. Spirit ofhe Times.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-29

Gran old topper CHANGING to drink
glass of water recently for want of some
thing stronger, smacked his lips, and turned
to one of his companions, remarking: "Why
it don't taste badly. | have no doubt it's
wholesome for females and tender chill
drnn -
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-29

THE MOBILE AND ONO RAILROAD CoMPA-
NY are taking vigorous measures for the pros
ecuton of their great enterprise. They Of
fer for contract the graduation, masonry and
bridging of l79 miles more of that road
extending to the south line of Pontotoc
county, Mississippi, the latter point being
26l miles from Mobile. More than this, the
Mobile Advertiser says that another letting
of $50 miles to complete the road to the Ohio
and Tennessee rivers will not be delayed a
twelve month.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-29

TIE COLLEGE OF THE Holy Cross This
we'll known institution which was destroyed
Ivy fire at Worcester, Mass, last Wednes-
day, was not insured The loss on the
build ng and furniture is $4,000, besides
which many of the scholars lost their entire
wardrobe The library was saved, but was
slightly damaged. The building was sub
stant'ai structure of brick and granite, four
stories high, and about 900 feet in length.
IL was erected in lS40 or ~, for educational
purposes, and was under the care of the
"Fathers Of the Society Of Jesus" The
average number of pupils for several years
past, has been about one hundred, and the
Faculty at tho present time consists of a
President, Vice President, Project of Schools
five Professors and six Assistant Teachers
As literary institution it occupied higl
rank in the denomination by which it wa
endowed, and youths from all parts of tn
Union, from Canada and from the West In
dies, are sent to be educated for ecclesias
ticel, professional and commercial life.
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Copper. min and Sheet.Iron Ware.

all kinds of Tin, Copper and SheetIron Ware. This
branch of their business we'll the others, will
be conducted with caro-. The best material will be
used and the best workmen employed. All articles
in this line will be warranted and sold cheap for cash
They are at all times prepared to do all kinds Of
JOB WORK, both at the Foundry and Tin Shop. with
care and despatch. BERRY JENKINS.
Lancaster, March l8, 1852 45
p. s. House Spoutng made and put up at the short
est notice. Old Copper, Brass, Pewter and castiron
taken in exchange for any Of the above articles
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Dissolution Notice.

VUNHE o-Parnershp heretofore existing between
IL q. ]. Bitler and c, NJ. Beery, under the firm
name of BITLER & BEERY has been dissolved by
mutual consent The notes and accounts are left in
the hands Of c. NJ Be ry for collection and all know.
ing themselves indebted to said firm are requested TO
call and settle Immediately. G,J. BiTLER,
c. NJ. BERRY.
Lancaster March IL, 1852 46
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They have also on hand and are manufacturing
large assortment Of Stoves Crates anu Hollow Ware
Among their stoves may be mentioned the Buckeye
State, Buck, Queen of the West, Preference and Pre-
MUM Cook Stoves for Wood; they have also on hand
and are receiving Coal Cook Stoves from Pittsburgh
their stock of Parlor and other stoves and their assor
ment OF Crates will be found complete. They will
always keep on hand large assortment of Hollow.
Ware of all descriptions They have now fine lot
of large Iron Kettles,
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0HTA singular wager came offat Antwerp
recently The master of merchantmen
bet another 4O0f. that one of his sailors
would climb to the top of the steeple of No
tre Dame, and remain seated on the wealth
er-cock for six hours. A sailor executed
this dangcrou feat. He climbed on to the
cock at three O'Clock, and remained seated
till nine. A large crowd assembled, and re-
mained until the man came down, cheering
him heartily on reaching terra frma.
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Big LUMP GF GoLD.-The New York
Journal of Commerce states that the Amer
Ican Exchange Bank received per steamer
Illinois, in addition to about 100000 in gold
dust and bars, a single lump of pure native
gold, weighing about sixty ounces, and val
nod at Sl 100.
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cIOTTIIW(sl CI,0TifVNnl

GENTLEMEN, the great wohder ahd oxelismoht
Moi the day now Z how such quantfy Of %
rich and splendid Clothing a. you viii Ind with
the proprietors Of the old remarkable
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AVER HALE Million of Testamonials have been
Oreceived by the Proprietor of McAhster's ALL
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CURE FOR THE BITE OF A SNAKE,-A col
ored man belonging to Col. David Gibson,
near Romney, Virginia, was bitten by cop
per snake last week, and in the Course of
half an hour drank about quart of whisky,
and was relieved of the effects resulting from
the bite. .-.,
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THE RIGHT TALK.-It did our heart good
this morning to listen to an old Democrat
as he discoursed about the services General
ScoTT had ndered his country. The old
man was a soldierin the war of 1912. He
declared his isntention to support his old COM
rade in arms; and, added, that, the man who
might vote against SCOTT, would ever after
blush with shame, when he cast his eye up
on the American Flag, which he had so often,
and so nobly defended.
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Highly Important.
VNHE subscribe offers to sell his valuable improv-
i ed Head Blocks for Saw-Mills, upon the
following terms If they do not work as represent
ed, no pay will be required. The Improvement con-
sstH in enabling one man to set both ends Of log at
the same moment Of time, and with the greatest
gularity. REFERENcEs.
William +, Breck Columbus Ohio.
DRAKE, Reed and Co, Xenia. Ohio.
John Young, Columbus, Ohio.
CT. Soils, Columbus, Ohio,
amer Reese, Columbus, Chs. ....
Michael Sullivant, Columbus, Ohio.
Moses Shelter, Grovepolt, Ohio.
EFF. Mclaughlin, Springfield, Ohio.
William Teri, UrbAna, Ohio.
Hardy and Clark, Piqua Ohio.
b. F. Shadlck, Fletcher, Ohio.
James Durbin, Texas, Ohio
]. C. Fisk and Co., Texas, Ohio.
William Halter, Napoleon, Ohio.
Stephens and Co Defiance, Ohio.
John Morgan, Bluffton, Indiana.
West and wilkins, Bloomfield, Ohio.
The above ara persons who have purchased the I'M
provement and have ii now In nse
All orders addressed, post paid. to the subscriber
at Lancaster, Fairfield county Ohio will be prompt
ly attended to. JOHN s SNYDER.
GFN. B. The above improvement obtained a d.
ploma and premium Of silver cup at the Ohio
State Fair 1851
Ohio State Journal publish three months and charge
this office
Lancaster, September %. 1851. 6m2l
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LANCASTER MACHINE FOUNDRY.
n DEvoL co, are prepared to furnish allkinda
". Of steam Engines, upon short notice and
at Cincinnati and Pittsburgh prices.
Also, all kinds Of Mill Gearing, Hoisting Screws,
Regulating Screws, Jack Screws; Fullers Screws and
CIDER Screws. ,....
Mill Spindles of cast iron or wrought.
Bales and Drivers, &c. SC.
They will also furnish the Parker Wheel to
suit any head Of water and with either iron or wood
shat. Also, the Atkinson Wheel fit up as above.
The patent on the Parker Wheel has expired and con-
sequently they can be had much cheaper
They also continue to make DevOl's Threshing
Machines, and keep lot constantly on hand; war;
ranted the best In Ohio.
All the above articles will be made with especial
care and by the best wormen and WILDE warranted.
All kinds of repairing doneupon the shortest notice:
They also keep constantly on hand, ALL KINDS OF
CASTINGS, usually kept In Foundry. Thy hage
completed their front shop. so that those who CALI,
can examine their work.
They are also at this time manufacturing tie Le--
fell Cook Stove, which received the first Premf-
um at the Ohio State Fair at Cincinnati last FALL and
will keep them constantly on hand.
The known quality of the work done at this estab+
lishment ior many years best guarantee thai
in future, the subscribers wllabor to desire the pa
tronage Of the public. They invite examination.
Lancaster, May %, 1851 G. DEV0L = CO..
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A SUBSCRIPTION to the Central Ohio Rail
road, to connect with the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad at Wheeling, is being taken up in
Baltimore. One of our public spirited citi-
zens, who is familiar with the country thro'
which the road is to run, has subscribed twen-
ty thousand dollars. This is a good begin
ning.-BaH. Sun.
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R. BOWMAN,

HOBFNSACK'S LIVER PILLS
No part Of the system is more liable to disease than
the LIVER, II serving terer to purify the blood,
or giving the proper secretion 10 the bile so that any
wrong action of the Liver effects the other impor-
tant parts Of the system, and results varously, in
Liver complaint Jaundice, Dyspepsia, etc. We
should therefore 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, lst. An ExPEcTo-
RANT, which augments these erection from the Pulmo
nary mucus membrane. or promotes the discharge Of
secreted matter I'd, An Alternative, which chan
action Of the system. Ord, A TOXIC, which gives
tone and strength to the nervous system, renewing
health and vigor to all parts Of the body. 4th ca.
THARTIc which acts in perfect harmony with the 9th
er ingredients and operating on the Bowels, and ex4
peling the whole mass Of corrupt and vitiated mat.
ter, and purifying the Blood which destroys disease
and restores health Prepared at Hobensack's Lab
oratory, Philadelphia, Price % cents.
NTFUNa
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wS5OO CHALLENGE. "A

WHATEVER concerns the health and happiness
w Of people is at all times ofthe most valuable
Importance take 1t for granted that every person
will do all in their power to the lives Of their
children,and that every person will endeavor to pro-
mote their own health at all sacrifices. Ifeel to
be my duty to solemnly assure you that WORMS, ac-
cording to the opinion ofthe most celebrated Physi
clans, are the primary causes Of large majority of
diseases to which children and adults are lable If
you have an appetite continually chHngesble from
one kind of food TO another, bad breath, pain in the
stomach, picking the nose, hardness and ulness Of
the belly dry cough, slow fever, pulse irregular; re-
member that all these denote WORMS, and you
should at once apply the remedy
I1OBENSACK'S WORM SYRUP,
An article founded upon scientific principles COM
pounded with purely vegetable substances, being
perfectly safe when taaJn and determined in all its
effects andnot leavingthe system in diseased con-
dition most advertised nOstrums composed Of Cal
omel for the removal Of WORMS, such as LoZenges
Vermifuges, etc., but has performed the most aston
ishng cures and saved the lives of thousands both
old and young who have been pronounced hopeless,
incurable by Physicians. Read the following and be-
come satisfied OF its efficacy over all others,
MORRIS RIVER, New JERSEY.
Mr.. NJ -Hobensack:--This is to certify that NY
child 10 years Of age, having been sick for years.
was attended by Drs Loper, Willis and Phisler for
long time without receiving any benefit when after
giving her up as incurable, went to Philadelphia
and consulted one of the best Physicians her disease
still growing worse. II at this time was induc
ed to try HoBENsAcK's Worm SYRUP, and after TAX
ing two bottles she entirely regsined her health
Hoping that this will prove benefit to parents whose
children are similarly affected.
am yours, Sc, r, BOWMAN,
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NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

n NJ. BEERY, having purchased the interest Of
". George ]. Btler, has associated with himself
JOHN JENKINS, and the business will in future be
carried on under the firm name orBEERY JENK-
ms at the old stand on main nstreet, door East
of the Checkered Store and opposite Smith and Eek
ert's Chair and Cabinet Ware Rooms.
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0TCambria county, Pa, Locofoco as it
usually is, has been greatly moved by the
nomination of Scott and Graham. In
Summerhill township alone, according to a
letter in the Blair county Wing, twenty-nine
voters, heretofore staunch out-and-out Lo-
cofocos, have determined to go for the Con-
queror-ScOtt.
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0NTTho Homestead Law Of Illinois, which
protected the head of every family in the
possession of homestead from executon,t to
the value of 81 900 was repealed by the cal.
led Legislature which has just adjourned.
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A Locofoco paper says that all the charg-
es which have yet been brought against
General Pierce relate to the ''stick of can
dy" or his "fainting fit" This is not quite
true, for one of his own friends charges him
with "listening to very dull preacher on a
very warm day."