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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04

HOUSE and FURNITURE to LEI
small three story House. with all ths modern in
provements will be rented to genseei amlly Inc HOUSE
Il situated on the side of the city Just above Stns
Rent ysry reasonable to COED tenant Possession gwen
immediately Address B., box No. "a. Lower Pos, Or
Ace The House would be rented without the Furniture
mIXs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04

Two LET at HOBOBEN-Six 3-story
brick Houses beautifully located on Garden between
9Th and 6h SITS. finishing and have marble
tsls shdns doors pIazzas and large yards Also store
as grocery and the neighborhood is increasing rapidly
and house in Wihsmsburgh, to let. Wanted money on
loan Hoboken property, at per cent Apply at No.
90 Chambers Of. l33f lms1 J. NJ BOARD, Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04
EIOR SALE-Stamford, Conn. The late
for SALE or to RENT

II Situated in the eastern part Of Connsctcut. N
pleasant village easy nth 90 to ohorss (wstef
power. Connected with the Factory are three Teno.
euts four large and twelve of good
Lapd-buldngs and 10 good order. The above prop
orty will be cold very cheap long credit desired or
rented for term Of years. For particulars soorsss
r. L. p 0pYinsfeld, Mas. III Dtf&nW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04

NOR SALE-Two new four-story brick
II BUILDINGS, situated on ast n-s rooms on each
floor and are 90 constructed be let in
They will he sold at price and terms that will make
profitable investment Apply to A. AcCOrrER, No. Ia
Fult0n-st. j3l I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04

VONkEkS LOIS-Sltuatoc on tno
Il banks Of the River. within shot distance Of the De-
ks and large portion Of purchase nag remain
g bed AID %9ysgsssv ESI Ps1''SS s mS.,as 81
" STARR. No 1871 Wban-st. or @. ROCkWELL
HYnnkiin House, Y0AheB lO IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04

NOR SALE-A very neat house on the
north eide of goth st near 9Th av No. 49, with all the
modern Improvements Price 81 300. Part main
mortgage per cent Inquire the premises Also for
sale the store Of 9Th and 29h SITS, finishing
IL Ave stories high and well located for any kind Of bss
ness. Owner seen on the piemisea MI 2ws
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-02
George Hnmmerl Premium E.sssutt Of Coffee

mAsUFArTURED BY DANIEL BoHLER b co
OHe Package at Is cents ssiA SAFE 4 bs. Of Coffee,
THIS Essence was lAte.y AWARDED with silver
| media IA he American Institute, New York. also
with the first premium for such articles In the Frank
Ia lnstitats, PhisdelphiA-
Sod Wh1 esa g pnd Retail, 1T the propretors so'e
Depot 3IS bill street. PhiladelPhia. Also, ,forsale
by Agents and al the rincipal Drug and Grocery
stores throughout the Uhfted Ststes.
This Essence has becn proven by many thousands
Of the richest and moA respectable families, well
BY the poorer class Of reople, almost through the
whole Cnted States be by far the best preparation
Of coffee ever offered to the public Coffee ma de by
this Essence is much more who esome more delicate
6ner favored perfectly clesr, and in every instance
superior % the f5es, Jsya: Coffee. 49,.
In order to give full sstsfaction and proof that the
shove article Is perfectly healthy, and to show some-
thing ofthe deserved reputation has gained and just
" entitled to- snnrGs few certificates and recon-
mendAtions. psrtcu arly re'ating to health from DR.
Booth and Dr. Chiffon practical chemists and AnaTt-
sists OF the cities Of ofPhilsdelPhia and i7ew York
College Avenue, Teath street, beIoV Marked
.... .. Philadelphia. September 4, 1851. (
have examined the essence OF Coffee manufactuI-
stnenis not in the east injurious to heath il
may be used freely and with perfect safety.
Pro of Chemistry spilled to Aits. Ffsfs institute
No. 73 chambers street, NeIc York, dug %, fS6f
have examined an. article prepared by Messrs.
Hummel Boh'pr and co Phi adelphia called Essence
of Coffee which Is intended to be used with coffee
for the purpose Of improving il, find it free not onl
IRON any thing injurious to hsarh but, on the con.
fectiy wholesome. J. II Chiffon, NJ d. Chemist
For sale by G. KAUFMAN 4 CO.. Agents,
aud other Druggists and Grocefs generally
Lancaster, Ohio, August q; 1857
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-02
Missouri LEGISLATURE.

JEFFERSON City, August 30.--The Wings
met in caucus and resolved TO support the
Wing nominees, on organization of the lie.
gislature. Democrats now in caucus, with
open doors. Resolutions pending declaring
that for this session old issues between Ben
and Anti shall not be revived. Benton men
offer them. -,a ..
Mr. Stevenson, of Franklin, declared the
Democratic union in this State to be rotten.
No prospect Of harmony.
Legislature meets in thirty minutes; reso-
lutions passed not limited to this session
Benton men mostly standing aloof, aid ray :
ing they would not abide by them. Caucus
adjourned. At II O'Clock, NJ. House met
andadjourned till 3 O'Clock, without attempt
ing to organize. Senate proceeding TO Or
ranizc.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-02
PUBLIC sALF.

u
hhtE viii es sold a. pubic sale Il the =, .issusa
- .as sas,sEher IN GFaeai IA township, hfeS
s,le. soetn o. n.tinora. o., the road laadine 2Ton
lsneastur 70 hAltnore on TRnrsisr. Sess-s,Asr 3.
~ the following property, o.viI -
~ 20 7, .. cS'ss founs eaftle lot Il sheep,
J Harrow. sstt Plough Gear., ero,s-est s.v.
Grain cradle, Fsnning Mil,
o. shoveir, foTxs. hons, aakss, ote
DFe sing Buresu. 3 Md Tshlos bininr TNhie.
BTAakfasi Table. 2 Stands. Wash Stand.
Bedstesds, crib. Safe. mShlie clock
PaTioT. Dining Aoom. cooking and 10 plate 0loVes
Tor GOD Aai esal, I Mans saddle. -,
Pariot. Dining Room. Bed Room aud itefeB sAelrs,
Mool Wheel and Reel, large Iron keltlss,
lot OF articles belonging 90 House. Bern, Milk
house, Flour Room and Oven. Shed. etc.
Corn In the Field. Gentlemen wanting corn win
Pose esHmine tho corn previous 10 The day Of spe,
a. u viii be 20 a Al the house.
Sa'e to corninence St o'clock. A. b. All sums oi
y Ut more months credit will DO given, he pur-
ash IN haDd
Ausut2s, 1854 Z. W. WELLS.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-02
AlrgvnI Of the stcn nfsnip OHIO

New YORK, August 81 Steamship Ohio
from Aspinwall, via Kingston, arrived a,
half past II with 800 passengers and S2,-
100000 in gold. She left Kingston ON the
24th. Health of AsPinwall Improving. But
little fever on the Isthmus. No cholera
Passengers report that the Golden Gate, on
her trip up with the 4th Regiment of Infant
ry, lost many soldiers by cholera at Kingston.
Small pox nbated somewhat, but still preva-
lent in different parts of the island, There
has been recently several severe shocks of
an earthquake in various parts ofJamaica.
The Ohio, when two hours out from King
ston, was boarded by boat from the Eng
hsh mail steamer Parana, had broken offe
cylinder and was behind her time.
The Panama Herald says that one bundled
soldiers of the ] 4th regiment had died since
they left New York.
2 A ball was given at Panama on the llth
by the New Grenada government, TO the Of
ficers of the sloop ofwar Portsmouth, in re-
turn for services rendered during the block
ade OF Guayaquil. -.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-02
A Valuable Farm for sale.

VHNIIE subscriber will sell his Farm, one mile west
Il Of Lancaster, containing l6S acres 50 acres ol
which cleared AMI ppder good cultivation There
IL good FLoukINo Mill on the same, situated with
in few rods of Gro GAINESVILLE and Maysvillo Turn-
pike, with tw9 good run of stones; turned by an
oversbot Wheel There are also cnthe premises ttee
never failing springs Of ater-aaccoinmodious and
convenient dwelling house fsrtng house. barn, end
% thS W o. ntS. ~ slng ~ 20
Lands upon tetms that cannot fail to suit any person
wishing to purchase Indsputable title can be given.
Ssptember 2, 1852. HENRY SUTZIN,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-02
Il. @. FarreIrs Celebrated Arabian LInimsnt

II il erroneous idea that disease cannot be cured
except BY taking large quantities Of medicines into
the stomach, in great many OF which much ta-
fTy 70 done, although the dfseGse Ia pOi.t be actually
cured Tho coats o, the stomach by continued Of
nAusest'ns M iIturss frequ-nily become 80 much dis
ord rsd thst the digesfice nrtioH 70 rIOrsty tHJHy
ed-the resuls Of which Is dyspepsia. nervousness.
ehoieS alternate dilrrhea and iveDess atulenee
ghtnars, ete., etc Woud not. therefore. be very
de liable 10 possess remedy. which Icing spilled
saernSuy would excite tho absorbentS TO Increased
estion. nd thus carry on through this medium. the
deleterOus principle which is the direct cause Of the
disease1 Surely every thinking will admit that
this would not only be the most peGs6nf but BY far
the safest nean' to effect the desired end The al
most HPeihu cures eiforned by theA AT4ban ply
scians in the days Of old mainly effected BY this
course OF treatment and the Ingredients Of which H.
o. FGrreLPs Celebrated AYabfdH LtntneEf Is COM
Psed extracted from rare plants peculiar to Ara
biA Tbis great Lniment (which is now to be had Of
most respectable druggists and merchants In every
town in the United SHteg) il daily eheeting cures
which seem beyond the power Of medicine 10 con-
tro-cOnsumption. bronchitis and lvor comp ains IN
their FIRST stages affections, indigestion en-
argement Of the sPeen. serofulous vfrorS, goitres
etc etc. are frequetiy cured, and oliodys relieved
by lis II Is Unsurpassed ~ an anodyne-reiiev-
ing severe pains in lev minutes after aPPhestlon
sOothes the irri'aied nerves. and produces that de-
ghtfuI tranquility grateful 10 the nervous Invalid
SprAins ruise= wouhdS burns sore throat, ehibAins
rheuHaiism. pain. etc, etc. are speedily cured
By IL. and tor nearly al ailments In horses or eattel
4 -
nedy.
! The public arc cautioned against another counter.
felt. which has lately made its appearance. called ".
b. FGrreFs ArdbiGs Lfninnenf the most dangerous
Of ali the counter.ets, because his having the
ofEarreil many will buy in good faith, without tho
knowledge that counterfeit exists and they will per-
haps only discover their error when the spurious mix
,ufs has wrought hs evil effects. 40. -.
The genuine article is rlsndfaetured only by IT, q.
Farrell soc nvdstor apd proprietor, and whoesals
druggist. M n Msn street. PeoriA, Illinois. To whom
all app ieAticns for Agencies must be addressed Be
sure YOU gei with the letters Il O. before FaETels
thus-H. q. FARRELL'S-and his signature on the
wrapper all others are rounteEfeits. =.
sod by G. KAUFMAN 8 CO., Lancaster,
and by rrgu sry authorized ents throughout the T.
nted States. Price 95 and 50 cents, and 81 bottle
AGENTS WANTED 10 every town, village and
hAmet in the United States IN which one s not al
ready established. Address II. G. Farrell As above,
accompanied with good reference as to character
sponsbiiity etc. Sept. Dim
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-02
TELEaHApHIc rNrrL11aRNnr
tlonnreaalnIllnln

sWAsHIEoToa. Aug. 27.--NT. Yulse wa,
allowed TO speak three hours In favor Of lis
ciaims; utter which the question was taken
and resulted in fnvor Of Bir. Mallory. The
general appropriation bill was then taken
up. Stillin session n 10 o'clock. Senats
liked an allowance Of 100000 ~ Dir. Ritchi,
for printing for Congress, above the amount
Of his expenditures; also, that be receive 20
per cent? profit for printing The obituary no.
tees of NrcsdeDt Taylor. On motion ol
Mr.. Mason, the provision in the bill appro.
printing Sl20,00o for running aud making
the boundar5 line between the United SIales
and Mexico under the treaty Of HidaIgo,
was amended by providing that said mon. y
shall not be expended until the President is
satisfied that the boundary has not been fix
ed north oi the town of I'll Paso. After fur
ther debate the bill was reported. The post
age bill was then finally passed by concur
rlng IN House amendments, and the Senate
adjourned near midnight. eS
WAsHEGrosE, Aug. 2s.-r-S<nals.--Thc
general appropriation bill was taken up All
the amendments made in committee were
agreed 70. The appropriation Of SII,o
for running d boundary line between Iowa
and Missouri agreed 10. lirer.r s-t
WAsHiAGToS, August Sendts.--G en-
eral appropriation bill was taken up. All
amendments made in committee agreed to.
The navy appropriation bill was then TAX
en- up, and the committee recommended
striking out the provision that midshipnen
and students to the naval school should be
hereafter appointed from the Congressional
districts''on the nomination ofthe represen-
tatiye from such district; which was agreed
to, after debate--yeas 27, nays 90.
The amendments 10 the civil and diploma
tic appropriation bill, made by the Senate
and disagreed to in the House, were report
ed by the committee Of Conference as hay-
ing been agreed to. The bill was then final
ly passed. ~ 's1- q
The naval appropriation was resumed and
various amendments made cit. The appro-
priation for the purchase Of site for navy
yard and depot at San Francisco, was agreed
to, and the appropriation for continuing the
sectional dock and railroad rejected. .'i'
|. HouSe.--Mr. Houstou, from the committee
of Conference on the general appropriation
bill, made report of over 100 amendments.
The report was read and concnrred in-yeas
10, nays go, the Speaker giving the caeting
vote. The Senate Amendment to the post
office bill, declaring the Wheeling and
bridgeport bridges over the Ohio river le-
gal structure, was agreed to@-yeas ~, nays
~. The fortification bill was considered in
committee and the amendments adopted
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-02
'RmMaIo Wnrket.

BUTHADo, Aug. sO.--FlOur There is 4
moderate inquiry forHOur, but transactions
are limited, The sales are 470 Lbls fresh
ground from newwheat at s,s71@4,OO for
Michigan. .rs. w -f -slaaI-.f
Wheat--Tbe mmketis quiet with only a
limited inquiry. The Sales are 5000 bush
white Ohio at %, ,; 1900 bush Wabash ut sac.
+ Corn--There is fair demand for corn,
and the MARKETS less firm. The ssleo we
note are 1000 bush at 56l@67. The lat
ter for prime sample from store.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-02

AEorHks FALsEHooD NAILED 70 TINE
FohEHEAD oE ITS AvraOAi-AarOn ".
Brown OF Tennessee, In late speech al
Columbia says, in reference toGen scott's
alleged ''incohhpetencg in civil affairs = &ei
l"TRGt induced Mr.. Clay on HE dying bed
to advise his son, wheh Re should be dead
and gone, not 10 VOte t0r Gss- Scot. " .
Again, the Nashville Union, Of the i4tll
inst, Locoloco orgah, states from agentle-
man who came in the cars with G II. VIII
liams, some Of the conversation Of Mr.. Will
liams, which the Union says should be
Eferalded ali over the country. He said;
"An effort has been made, since Mr.. Clay 5
death, to produce the impression that he was
ultimately reeonciled to Gen. Scott's nom-
ination. Mr.. Williams gives this an un-
qualified denial, He states that Mr.. Clay's
last advice to his son was "aoi 10 support
Gen. Scoit." He further states, fact that
speaks volumes, that the manifesto of the
Southern members Of Congress who refused
to support Gen. Scott after his nomination,
was prepared, tOih he aduice and appreciation
Of Mr.. Clay, This fact is conclusive an
swer to the latter day pretence set up for
Gen. Scott Of being a good compromise
man, -..t a-.l-.-1 ~.
We doubt whether Mr.. Williams ever
made the statement imputed to him. but
whether he made it,or twas made for hm.hy
the informant of the Union, or by the Union
itself, 1t is eaqually false. Read the follow
ing briefletter of Mr.. T. II. Clay, and let
the lie stick on the forehead its fabricator;
MANSFIELD, near LEXINGTON, Ky.,(
- ,tssaf. Aug. l6, 1859.
DEAR SIR;-Your letter of August l4th,
is before me. remember with pleasure the
slight personal acquaintance we formed in
Washington in June last. ..-...,
The editorial article from the Nashville
Union, which you enclosed, has very much
surprised me, and cannot but think there
must be some mistake in the reportofMr. C..
H. Williams conversation in the cars.
My fathernever advised me not tovote for
Gen. Scott, and it is my determination, if l
live, to7vote for Scott and Graham forPresi-
dent and Vice President ofthe United States.
THE manifesto of the Southern members
of Congress, who refused to support Gen.
Scott, was neither prepared by the advice
nor appreciation Of my father.
was in attendance on my father for eight
weeks prior to his death. You are at Hber-
ty to give what publicity yon choose to
this letter.
Very respectfully,
your obedient servant,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-02
E5a CARRIAG wHr
Sssff9 Buggeys and
5fS5 w A Con 4, ze&&2&60
Real Estnlc .It PrIvate Sale

TNHE subscriber offers at private sale an excellent
farm of2l2acre Of land. situated on Clesrcreek,
in Madison township about four miles southeast Of
Amanda, and eight miles south cf the city of Lam
caster joining the south the land of Lewis Youngs
mill tract OF he west the lands Of Isaac Wolf and O.
ren Abbott, Oh dc icrth the laHdof Robert Fowler
On said farm Tiers about 100 of cleared land
under cultivation and the balance first rate timbered
On it arc Two DWELLING HOUSES, and 2 Orchards Of
choice Fruit, is we'll watered with good springs and
NEVER FAILIsg, STREAM RVaETSp THRouoH 1T,
including the water privilege for GRIsr or other
Mill with from 20 to 70 feet fall near tho road.
For further information apply 70 the subscriber in
LANCASTER, Ohio. GEORGE WEISZ \
July II, 1882 Tm'fI
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-02
Arrival Of s.,c E'romn,,,eus.

New YoHx, Aug. 3O.-Thc steamer Pro-
metheus arrived from California by the San
Juan route, bringing geo passengers. She
left San Juan on the 2lst.
The steamer Independence, with San
Francisco dates to the 3lst ult, arrived at
San Juan del Sud on the 10Th, connecting
with the Prometheus. ,... ..-,-r. .s...l,
News have been chiefly anticipated. It
is said that 1000 Indians were holding a
council at the head waters of the San Joa-
Quil,with view OF uniting for general war
A military force vas ordered in the neigh
borhood, ~ f-It ,.4t l0-H1 IT
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-02
Grcat Medicine forvvOrlniis ini f'ilsl-
rem and others --.

SMITH AND ATKIHsoN's AMERICAN WORM KILLER.
TEfHfS Medicine has been manufactured by Smith
IL and Atkinson for several years. and has been used
with great success byPhyscians AMI Others in various
parsof tho United States, many thousands OF bott
hava been scld and the universal approval Il has met
wi in all quarters where il has been introduced,
proves that needs only tra to satisfy the most in
credulous Of its great vsle,he size of the bottle has
been enlarged that it is OF the cheapest well
as most valuable Worm Medicines ever offered to the
public; aud the person buying this article gets the
full value Of his money III quality which Is fact wen
worth remembering: 11lf -
Be careful to ask for Smith and Atinson's Amer.
icpn Uorm Killer" and see that the name Of Smith
aud Atkinson is on the Bottle in raised Letters.
READ! READn READM READla READgm
Relief for man and beast. The horseman's hope.
or Farmers Friend. Arrangements are now made
for tho supplying the public with this great remedy,
which has been used with wonderful success by those
who have had an opportunity of testing its virtues
No family should neglect to have a supply: and all
persons would do well to keep some by them to be
used in case Of accident 10 man OF horse
EoR H3asEs etc For the cure of sprains bruises,
saddle and collar gals, swelled Joints. stiffness and
weakness Of the legs, old sores, scratches, etc
FoR MAN For the cure OF rheumatism, lumbayo.
sprains, swelnss bruises, sciac pains, stiffness and
weakness of the limbs, and other accidents and Aic-
tions TO which mon and animals are liable
Prepared only by Smith and ATKINSON, 2se,, Balti.
more street. Baltimore. 7}4 aul.
For sale by Kaufman & co Lancaster; John Ieoa
nard Basil Z. Goebegan. Baltimore; IsAac Jones New
Salem;'E KRlbi Rdshvil q; Otto H. Mnler 4 co...
Somerset A so for sac in Cirelevihe, Ohio. pas
This preparation has been before the pubic suh.
cent time to have its merits fairly tested and the re
ports received from various parts OF the country
prove II 70 be Of the most valuable reedfc evei
offered, both to man and horse. sa1s s}Tf.@
August 26, 1852. sls ~ 10
Pocket Books, Wallets, Porte Monies
A. ND CARD CASES Of every kind and styl
IA just received and for sale verSlow at the book
store Of July so JOHN Il. TUTHILL
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-02
NEW ADYERTISEMENT.

Il, GARkGHTY,- at the sign Of ne qeLpEH WArcH.
y most respectfully informs the citizens Of LAneas,
ter and she public generally, that he has opened
d1ots Fast of,he Hooking Valley Bank III tile build
ing occupied by j. Frank. as clothing store,a
Watoh-sIaker and JeNyeiry EStabllshmens'
C and is not eaiy at all times prepared to repair
GA WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
On the shortest notice, but has also fine Let Of new
watches, Clocks Jewelry Fine Pocket Knives, Port
rnonnais and nahy Other notioAs on hand which he Is
willing to dispose Of at as lov prices any other
tablshmen, west Of the mountains. -ft
My motto is small profits and quick sales, as my
name is "Heiihcr Abrdham, IaGc nor jacob" and
every article sell, i shall warrant
Those wanting fine Clock OF Witch are requested
to cali before purchasing elsewhere, and ain sure
that YOU will not leave dissatisfied. s.s az o. q
May ls, di04 JAMES GARAGHTY,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-02
CIevc,nnd market.

! CLEVELAND, Aug. 3I.--Prices steady, and
receipts fair. Wheat in moderate demand;
2 thousand bush Northern from store s2c;
4 thousand bush aaoat so@3it. thousand
white from store SEC; thousand bush Lam
caster Soc; Q thousand mixed Southern roc.
Corn steady. light receipts. Prices 54I.-
Sales of % hundred bush afioat Sac; 10 hun
dred yellow 544. Flour good Demand for
straight brands. Sales of hundred bbls.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-02
NOTIf,E TO MY FRIENDS.

A S the track of the Rail Road passes through my
N land and many persons, ladies', gentlemen and
chi dren, in large numbers anxious to see the work
without thought pass through the gates leaving them
open that the horses and cattle get away and the
grass affecting me to much annoyanceThis is most
respectfully 70 request sllmy friends who may wish
to Visit the work. to take the track of ic Rail Road
near Rings mill and return that way This will give
them no additional trouble and save me much. My
willingness to crafty the public in any reasonable
way, think will not be doubted, and thrust in this
respect word tothe well,disposed VIII be sufficient
Most respectfully, y. TALLMADGE.
Lancaster, August 10-3m- Eagle Telegraph copy
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-02
Fire i'm CINCINNATI.

CINcIkEATI, Aug. 3O.--A fire broke out
this afternoon in the row of frame cottages
corner of Smith and Webb streets, which
was totally destroyed. The sparks commu-
nicated to the German Catholic Church on
Fifth street, which building, with that ofthc
large school adjoining, was destroyed.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-02

LICKING COUNTY. Newark Times
says that the prospects in Licking never
were better. The people, to evince their
admiration of the Hero of Lundy's Lane, are
laying aside party lines and party prejudces,
and will give good account of themselves
in November. The local ticket is also gain
ing hosts of friends. The people, with the
experience of last winters legislature, are
already surfeited with Locofocoism.