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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-09

ATFEcTNe.--''ln Luzene county. Pa, n
few days since" says the Cincinnati Erqui-
rer. Mr John Williams, shot his own son,
aged l2, while he was in the under-brush
gathering chestnuts. The father took him
for deer. On approaching him, the boy
exclaimed: "Father why did you shoot mel'
and afterwards added, "Father, you will bury
me on the farm, won, you!" We are re-
joiced to learn that the poor little boy sur
wives, and is recovering"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-09
FALL OF Rocks AT NAoARA Some
one at niagara Falls writes as follows in u
letter TO the Buffalo Courier:

FALL OF Rocks AT NIAoABA Some
one at niagara Falls writes as follows in n
letter to the Buffalo Courier:
III was my good fortune to witness, one
day last week, a sight such as is not often
seen, being the descent Of an immense mass
Of solid rock into the river below. On the
point where we are at work, (upon the Lew
istou Railroad, a monster rock, weighing as
near as can calculate about two hundred
tons, projected out from the perpendicular
ledge on which wewere at work, with SEEM
tingly no support under it, but held only by
the earth, roots, &C., on top, and connecting
il with the main bank On removing this
earth seam was discovered, and the rock
began 10 manifest une0siness, feeling as
much as u rock could feel, agitation at the
prospect before it. The seam gradually o.
pened, little patches of earth disengaged
themselves, and the word soon spread that
the big rock was about to take leap into
the loaming caldron below. Quite con-
course of visiters gathered on the bank a.
bove, and the men ran from their work, some
in fear and trembling, to the top ofthe
hank, $50 feet above, to be sure 10 be ont of
the way. At length the monster gave
signs OF ucute lnteTHal uieueoe "" ,'N'
which stood upon it began to nod goodbye;
the scam. rent and the rock fell, 'the iall
therefore being great Away Invent, Jump
ing, crashing, and tearing everything before
it, two hundred feet down to the river below.
The tall trees in its course snapped like
pipe-stems. But when it reached the river
a most magnificent spectacle was presented
There rose, like great water giant, white
column of spray and mist hundred feet
high-incredble as. it may seem, those whc
Witnessed it will attest that it rose to one
third the height OF the chasm--and sPreat
round in falling distance of from Two tt
three hundred feet, and the rays of the sur
striking it formed perfect r. nbow. 1t wal
certainly the grandest sight of the kind
ever witnessed, and worth a journey to see
Itimpresses one vividly with pretty tangi
Bile idea of the effects of an accumulation o
power" EHH -
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-09

A PREMIUM. American Female
Guardian Society have awarded premium
of $50 To Rev. Samuel Harris, of Pittsdeld,
Massachusetts,, for the best TRACT delipeating
in its true light the guilt of these who read
publish or sell perncous fiction. There
we're 35 competitors. ttssH
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-09

MEXICO supports but one apothecary shop
The population is sixty thousand.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-09

Hoes!-The total receipts at Cincinnati
up to November 3O,h number lie ,s54 head.
Last year to that date, lO6,707. In 1850,
.5l,404 That shows considerable increase,
while i, appears that Kentucky has sent lor-
ward $50 The total number of that
State last season was 1900 head. The
qbnv@ii cures We get from the Price Cur
rent, aD4 our dealers can make their own
comfhcnts
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-09

IIrGH PgloR FOR LAsD.-The farm Of Mr..
PolhPmus, situated between Astoria and
Ravenswood, N. Y, Of 100 acres, sold few
davs since for 500 per acre. Another farm
of 10 acres, near a storia which belonged to
the late Isaac Van Alst, sold for $35 600,
being $50 per acre.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-09

ONO LEGISLATURE On yesterday, the
Senate was engaged on the School bill, and
the House on the bill incc rporating and reg
ulating Insurance companies.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-09

Many men lose much by being too
Communicative in their business. The
great lacouc philosopher, Burke, says
"Keep shady, and If YOU see quarter on the
ground, put your foot onit."
LTA Drunken fellow recovering from
! dangerous illness, was asked whether he
had not been afraid Of meeting his God
'No," said he, 81 was only afeard o'tother'
chap"
4 6TSince ie4i, the population ofeigbt
counties in Ireland mas decreased 554,2s2..
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-09

C. W. 4. II. Rqiiroad.-Therc is rumor
in the city, that the Directors, at their
meeting in GAINESVILLE, this week. have To-
Gated tie road between the two places, on
the Lexington route. We have as yet ne
definite information.
P. S, Since the above was in type, We
\ have the confirmation of the rumor. AT
ter long struggle, the Souihern men gain
ed the day.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-09

(IFThe following we see credited to the
Milwaukee News. 1t is good enough to last
Tor some time, and would undoubtedly pro-
woke smile on the phz Of beaten Wing
at the late election:
"A friend Of ours, who possesses a Quie'
\ vein OF humor, was recently on visit to
Maryland and relates an. amusing account q
u 'scolored chorus" Witnessed by the "rela
tor" AZ one Of the African churches. Th'
masculine darkies were arranged "lise fon
and twenty black birds in a row. on one side
aud the females on the other The latter
commenced The chorus with ''oh! for man
oh for a man-oh! for mansion in the skies
to which the other responded, Send down
sal-send down sal-send down salvation Il
my soul!n
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-09

~FAsT TRoTTIEG.--The New York Mirror
SAYS that Mr.. George Spencer, a spovtiEe
gentleman OF that city, has offered to bet H.
600 against $1,000, TINT lie win produce
.lorse that will trot 100 miles in nine hours
"a feat that has never been accomplished
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-09

TIE STORM SoUTH.-The Charleston
papers o! Monday state that the freslet had
sui sided aud that large forces had been sent
,ut to repair the damages to the railroads.
/ Ii was supposed that travel would be resum-
ed, on that day, through Georgia and a la
bama. Crest damage has been done to
bridges, fences, lands and outstanding crops.
| THE PRESIDENTS MEssAGE.-The mes
sage is in type aud special messengers have
been sent.with copies for the various cities
of the United States. We shall probably
have it here on Tuesday, should there be a
quorum in both Houses on Monday, so that
Il the President can communicate with them
RELIGIocs.-Last evening, Conccr; was
to be given by the choir of the English Lu
tlicran Church in GAINESVILLE, to be accom-
panied by an address from the Rev. D.
, Hamilton of this city. The proceeds are
be applied to repairing the church edif1e-
CoKeREss.- the latest dates. member
of Congress were arrivingin numbers. /
! is supposed that quorum will be present oi
i the first day of the session.
ONO LEGISLATURE On yesterday, tn
: Senate was engaged on the School bill, an
; the House on the bill incorporating and reg
: ulatiug Insurance companies.
< CAMpHoR.-The Scientific American state
: that it has been discovered that camphor
an antidote to that terrible poison, stryct
), nine.
= A WrHpFALL.-A Mr.. William S. Morr
d son of Cincinnati, comes into the posscssio
:, of S65 900, by the death Of an aunt in Ens
Is land. .tl ar .r-
CeTThe Maysvile Eagle says Kentuck
|. sends annually TO market thirty thousan
r. mules, worth from 100000 to 1000, ,O00.-
n Er. g....,- ,af
h Isn't tia little strange, then, that vii
r. such drove leaving the State, kentucs
ID should be so mllish as TO vote for Scott!
lc Democratic Banner. g;...r assn
e, Not at all strange, Mr.. Bdnner. III
fact of their leaving accounts for the rcsul
IN .-----------------.---- -----r
North CAROLINA U. s. SENAToR.-TI
Legislature of North Carolina, at the la
" accounts, had had two unsuccessful ballotini
n for U. S. Senator The vote on the Sc
to ond ballot stood: Dobbin, dem. 74;SaundeT
ms dem %: Shehard, whig, 81 and numb
s. of scattering. Mr. DObbin lacked MI
IT. votes Of an election.
of E-A worthy but poor minister recent
re requested a loan of fifty dollars from u
m cashier of bank. and in the note reques
of inc the favor ne said he would pay in Il
tdays on the faith of Abraham. The cas-
Ter returned that by the rules ofthe bar
&C. the endorser must reside in the State.
as A PREMIUM. The American Fem
da Guardian Society have awarded a premi
as- of $50 To Rev. Samuel Harris, of Pittsit
ly Massachusetts,, for the best tract delineat
led in its true light the guilt of these who re
yer publish or sell pernicious fiction. Th
The we're 35 competitors. s.s,H
ms, ~ ;. ---,----- :. 81 a,
est Enthusiastically has PerPetra
rts, the following:
wnf Why need not a man starve in a,des
o. Because he can eat the sand which is
- lder his feet. Sandwiches Under his fe
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-09

CoNGREss.-At the latest dates, members
of Congress were arrivingin numbers. It
is supposed that quorum will be present on
the first day of the session.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-09

TRAVELLING VILLAeE Bound FOR QUFBEc'
"A raft or rather full regiment of RATS ex-
tending quarter Of mile in breadth, was
towedin near the windmill, atthe Canada
side, on the 2 lst inst, and put up for its des-
tinaton in, tow OF n steamboat yesterday
There was no less than ffty-one good sizer
and well built timber shanties scattered oYe'
this, little village, and the villagers to the
number Of one hundred subjects, or citizens
we cannotsay which, appeared IN their pes
.holday sheen" consisting Of red SHIRTS
broad straw hats, and long mud boots draw
over the lower part ofYthe trowsers'--OS
! den,btirg Ne,6s. tfHS -
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-09

NoRrH CARoLlxA U. S. SENAToR.-The
Legislature of North Carolina, at the last
accounts, had had two unsuccessful ba allotings
for U. S. Senator. The vote on the Sec
ond ballot stood: Dobbin, dem. 4;Saunders'
dem %: Shehard, whig, 81, and a number
of scattering. Mr. Dobbin lacked nine
votes of an election.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-09

CAMpHoR. The Scientific American states
that it has been discovered that camphor is
an antidote to that terrible poison, strych-
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-09

6TOver twelve hundred square milesin
Ohio are underlaid with Iron Ore. The
Wing policy is to dig il out and use il; the
Loco policy is, to let it alone and send to-
England and buy there. Which is right
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-09

A WINDFALL.-A Mr.. William S. Morri-
son of Cincinnati, comes into the possession
of S65, 900, by the death Of an aunt in Eng
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-09

TELEGRAPH LINEN INDIA.-A line of sew
enty-two miles Of telegraph has been con-
stricted in India. and it is proposed now to
connect all the important British possessions
in India in the same manner, requiring g.
sos miles Of telegraph to be built. A dit
ferent mode of construction has been adopt
cd in that affair. An iron rod five-eights OF
an inch thick, is substituted for the wire
used in the United States, and tbs laid part
of the way under ground, in cement OF
melted rosin and led.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-03
FuRTHER foaEIoN NEWS.
, Napoleols 70 be En,peror:

NV YoRK, Nov. l..
A decree has baeu issued IN France conroking
the Senate for the fourth of November
AbdeI Kader. the Arab Chief has been fibera.
tedana IS to receive ! pension ftpH the French
government. ssSs So
The reduction Of the army md minissry is still
The sultan of Turkey has reused % ratify the
T,,rL;sb lo.nnV assa5saasEE ssas 80
change has occurred a IN Tie Turkish Cabinet,
which Is now quito Austrian and Russian ID its
characters NETaA ~
The AfrsiccaaS icaS arrived out on Sunday.
The resignation Of M. Depersigny, as Minis
ter of the Interior of France, is rumorod. 1t is
said that he will be appointed to a high post in
future. 3 s,ss IS s. 8
The funeral services Of Wellington were cele-
brated at Verona, on the 18th ult. z.ss.Iss
Louis Napoleon has returned to Paris. After
the deliberations of the Senate, the form of gov
ernIneft shall be changed, and the result will be
submitted to the people, and the Legislative body
will be appointed to ascertain the peculiarly Of
the vote and to decide the result.
Inc sentfY Oh LOUIS NdP0leoH anto T dris, oH
the 18th ultimo, was celebrated with great eclat.
The Paris correspondent of the Glote says
Louis Napoleon's S marriage with the Princess Vo-
sa is settled fact, and viii be besolemnized prev-
Gus to his coronation. .5z~t
.-<s555z{ ssss s4,8 - ENGLAND.
The Queen held a court and private council
at Windsor at which parliament was postponed
to the 9TH Of November, then to assemble for the
dispatched business. #
The funeral of Wellington will take place on
the nth Of November. e4sss5
The steamship City Of Glasg0v arrived at Ly-
erpool on the 10th of November. s ~
Hon. J.. R. Ingerson had an audience with the
Queen on Saturday 10th, and presented his cre-
dentials as Minister of the United States. sss.a
sss5s5sszsz SPAIN.Illssa5z A.zss sa = . y
The Government had received dispatches from
the Capt. General % Cuba dared Sept, 18th, an
nounciog al quiet -
The Steamship Aatoias dde tzyer, VII be inn
mediately despatshsdto % euba q room of the Pr
raIY.
BY decree ted on the 18th inst vessels from
the US are subject to the present quarantine of
observation at Leghorn Of 6 days:
= So !. u
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-03
Fashionable Drcss-Maker.

MRS. R. c. RICHARDSON, would respectfully inform the
Ladies' of Ravenna and vicinity that the heavy they
have sustained by the late Fire. in this place. has made it
essary for her her former business of
She would say to the Ladies' that she has Just
received from New York and other cities STYLES for
Dress Ceaks Manas Sacks and Chdrons patterns
small assortment of all woolexpressy for
ehrens apparel and few pieces of rich Bonnet Ribbon
some Black, expressly for mourning Bonnets.
Long experience in the business has taught her to do her
work in and workmanlke MANNER and will be made
satisfactory all who may favor with call Cutting and
Fitting done notice. You will her at her
residence east of the village fifth dwelling house from Carks
Carriage shop. - & -
.Rayenna, Nov. 3, 1852. .-3 ara -z If -
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-03
FARM FOR SALE. r.
A chance for a good Rargain I!

rT,HE subscriber offers for his Farm situate about
and half miles from Mantaa corners and two miles from
Cuyahoga Rapids, good road Said Farm contains
of excellent land sixty which
are under improvement WITH good orchard of grated f
and is wen aproroned into meadow pasture and tillabe
land That portion cleared, well timbered, and
tains from sixty to seventy The buildings all good
and sufficient for sach Farm, and is well waered by plenty
Of failing scattered about there is
good sugar orchard upon it, Of thrifty growth
There well OF excellent soft water the House, and
eryhiHg that can tend torender the place desirable
Persons desirous Of purchasing reqaested and
examine this iarm For further PARTICULARS enquire
subscriber on the premises SETH HARMON.
Maptua, Aug 80, 1859, 3Ts
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-03
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.

III AX,Gal lJCt.4 II, r. Hl.
The steamship Niagara. with advices from I.iy-
erpeol to the 10th inst, arrived at this port at
s.,eaoeI tl;s aftsrnoons zscs s1asi
f,on,.s .Tr;Asto states that the Rrtiah
troons ba landed # Herat ON the Persian Gulf.
order - ,ravant tt,e pers;,ns from snl,vert;no
the ;rt,sne,,tJeuce of Herat. which thev were at
,+cnnt;ne ssss.s.s asesss ss.ss
T,xre,tv .f,,,r nol;icaT prisonsrs had been shot
= ss. 80 -. g S. & ~ !.
sIs IN nina WAS ,,pier flI bea-
s $3.50 ~ -.:s stsa t5ss
9,,e rrobt;on on the exnort Of corn from F.
cvnt had beaasn 81 Ssss yenosed 81 2 4 z ssfH
,rhe prt;sl, parl;an,,ent hall councl ON the
,stb ,s, dav for ffe eaestna; Of parl;a-
,,,o,,. ~ ~
ore, ,,,., t,,e roye,,oent ~ :, n Is ,onkino
10 axtend the elective franchise. by an
income tar ., an those Who receive wages M .ex
: . l;no ont, nourtl sterling per week, and CON
s,-r;na votes On those .th,,s taxed There is q
a,ro,,s II tbe new fiisment Il favor
of he rate bv hal lot. slsss Z. .ss.s s s. sft
sha s has been bea tsn by twenty
,o;n,,tes = new swedish vact. "A challenge Of
tb rn,rs Of ts America has been accepted by
tbe o,.ners Sc the .volante. and of new iron
vaef ace "a come off in nine knot breeze.
,rhe Earl Of Carlisle has written preface to
s.1Inaie To,n,s Cabin. which is intended to ner-
nal;ze the criticisms of the London Times.
Lord Gu1nbernore is nominated for constable
for the tower of London, vice Wellington.
The Earl of Derby is .elpcted Chancellor of
-ere,n, unirersitv. es,.i 5ssI 4ss .a. as4zef
I've accounts Of the sreceution of The Prince
President Of the French, on his tour, are of the
nos,@ extravaoant .description. His speech at
po,aeonx Is placaraad in Paris; and is to be pest
- - = al tho communes of France.
+ ;s cxnectef that the declaration of the En-
,,srar ,rsu- Ii. followed by titles Of hieh nobility
be;na conferred mon Napoleon,sm mi ministry, and
,o,oe,.i amnesty Is Looked for as the Hrst act of
a. now, ~, neror 1sis#7
Ion;s. Nanaleon was to- enssrs Paris lirstriumph
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-03
The crescent city Affair.

ssis WASHINGTON, Oct. q.
The Republic of this morning says:
"We havs the best authority in saying that the
Cabinet has.taken strong ground, in regard to the
affair ef.the Crescent City ut Havana, and have
no doubt that it will be followed up by demand
for redress of theswwrrong eeeh1plsined of. There
will be no backing out the adm inistration, bnt
the rights and honor of the country will be vindi-
Gated.
Lieut. Porter was sordered to Washington, to
his own request has been transferred by the own
ers to- the steamer Georgia -, 5-sF
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-03
A rrsva Z of the steamer Falcon.

ssy e Is New ORLEANS, Oct. 81
The steamer Falcon has arrived at this port with
San Francisco dates to the lst inst, brought down
to Panama by the Tennessee which had made a
quick run. 20,
+ Panama IAN dates are to the l Oh inst. The health
of the Isthmus was good.
: The Railroad was rapidly progressing.
/ Captain Sand, of the clipper Challenge, died of
dysentery at Whampoa on the goth July.
A great sale Of city property and real estate in
San FRANCISCO had taken place, and the prices
realized were SO per cent over the expectations.
The Falcon left the Pron,etheus on the 2lstwait-
ing passengers. +. -. =
Business at San Francisco was dull.
Mining intelligence very favorable, the yield
continuing large.
Several fugitive slaves had been arrested since
the recent decision of the Supreme Court, and de-
livered over to their masters.
The whaler .Huntress, of New Bedford, was to-
tally lost on the coast of Kamschatka. The crew
suffered terribly ashore but were ultimately saved
The steamer Poiater had bilged and will prove
total wreck.
CALIFORNIA MARKETs.-Americanf flour $l2 y
bbl. Corn meal SO p cwt. Butter SOC. Keg
Lard lsc. Mess pork $4l y Dbl. Hams 26c.
Corn Sc p ID. Money scarce and dear.
The Falcon brought two hundred and sixty pas
sengers, and $500, 900 in gold dust. Great tfeeling
expressed against foreigners by the miners. Con-
sultations had been held, and the miners had sign
ed call upon Congress for protection of the min
eral lands, against foreigners; also for general
system regulating government lands.
Accounts from San Juan represent trade as very
dull. s 5ia' 5v ,f1>s2 r
The R. R. on the Isthrnus was going on with
despatch.
An unsuccessful attempt has been made by
natives to destroy the bridges belonging to the
rail road.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-03
Administrators Sale.

DERSONAL property belonging the Estate of Algcrnon
Collins, Decd consisting of two Horses one 2 year old
horse Wagon, one1 horse Wagon Pows and Drag also,
lot of Cabnetmaker's Tools, Lathes, Bench, circular
Saw and Tables pitman Saw and Frame lot of Betting,
ast of Veneerhg spokes and Hubblocks also, lot OF
Sawogs, at Tappan MILL the Feeder and other proper
ty, will be sold public Vendue at the shop and late resi-
dencs of the deceased, ..-. 49,
' On the 18th day Of .Nouember A. D., 1852.
commencing 10 clock A. NJ. and will continue from day
thereafter, at the discretion of the administrators until
the property is all sold.
aS e HORACE hoR Hdti;iGs, 5. DorY, Admr's.
Ravenna, Oct. 25 1852. 81 3w-3s2
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-03

VERDICT AGAINST RAILRoAp.-James Hege-
man has recovered $4,000 damages from the
Western (N. Y Railroad, for an injury (by which
he was made a cripple for ife) sustained by him
two years ago. "A man named douglas has also
recovered $I,Sl3 from the Buffalo and Rochester
road, for upsettng his wagon.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-03
aYPOISONING.an,

Thousands of parents who use Veruge composed of Cas-
OIL Caiome &c., are not aware that while they appear to
benefit the patient they actually me ior
series of Diseases such salvation loss OF sight, weakness
of limbs, &c.
In another be found the advertisement of Ho
bensacks Medicines which the attention of all di-
reet interested to their well as their health
In Liver complaints and all other disorders arising from those
of bilious type, should make of the only genuine med
ieine, Hobensack Liver Pills. st7--4rsS {4-.-a IS
57BE DEcEIvEp,'' but ask for Hobensaeks Worm
Syrup and Pills. and observe that each ha the
the proprietor j. n Hobensack none else genuine
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-03

~4THE FISHING FLEEr.-The Gloucester Tele-
graph learns that most of the fishing fleet is now
in the vicinity of Margaree Island, where large
number of men are placed to look after the Amer
leans. Schooner Potomac has arrived from Can
so and reports that Newburyport vessel, name
not known, has recently been taken by the cut
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-03
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