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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-19
TO THOSE INDEHTED.

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all those who are indebted to us
in any manner, and we know they
will respond Immediately. In a
very few weeks, VIC intend to pur-
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iects, we would like to have it
now, wihout delay. We intend
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Immediately in order to make the
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Let all pay us during the month
of February who possibly can,
and who can't?
Another word. Don't read this
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Important from BucnoS Ayres-Progress OF
the War

BOsTlN zen. ID.
By an arrival to day we have dates from Bnenos
Avrrs to December % Matters were rapidly
nppro ching n crisis. Urgua Ind crossed the r'v'
cr Punamn with "A well appointed irmy ni 2OO
meu, ON his march to Bnenns AyreS. R'Sls ar
my was enchmped lear Bpenos Ayres, aud gen
eral disalieclnn prevailed in Ills ranks.
RnsnS had lurd waste the country through whlcL
Urtga wou'l pass. One town oi 10000 lnImhl
ranrs. had been leveed by his orders. The wo
men were required, with their children, to take
refuge at Buenns Ayres,nmd the men were pressed
into the army.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-19
JACOB PLour, See.


There will be meeting Of the lancaster In
sliture NJ the City Hall on Friday evening next
the goth instant
The lnIluwin. Resolution will be lrhate,l:
Rrsoiced, Tint Phreno'ogy is not n frne science.
Aft A. McYuGH. Neg InsHu CLARKE.
A Lecture will be delivered by Il p EFPINGER
The public arnrrallv nre invited 10 attend
JOHN Il. MUMAUGu, President.
{. D. MAHTIS, Secretary.
FphriltrV 10 1852.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-19

LOUIS NAPOLEON IN LONDoN.-Lonis
Napoleon was in London. on flying
visit. on Monday last. We have good
authority for stating the fact. incredible
as it may appear. lie went back. as he
came. in disguise, his business being Of
a strictly private nature. What that bu-
siness was. we are, of course. unabls Ia
say. We can only conjecture IRON the
romantic attachment known To subsist
between the Prince President aud the
Marquis of Normandy-'hat the recent
desertiou of that nobleman has deeply
affected the heart of his bosom friend,
and thathe found the impulse to foIlnw
him irresistible. Whether Pylades and
Orestes met, and, if 50, how they met,
and how they parted, this deponent saith
not John BuH
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-19
An Insult TO the Austrian Minister

MonrLE. Feb l0-Chevnlier Iinsemnn, the
Austrian Minister To tho United states, whn ar,
rived in this cily Yesterday, was srns'y inSn'te
last night by II crowd Of persons, c1mp'sed ol
Germnns, aud other foreign residents, who assem-
ble around his h oeI greeting him with leers
ana shouts, und closing with cheyarari Serenade,
ol the most dscordaut sounds. Great lndlgn' l.
rinn is felt by our citizens nt the conduct ot These
disnrdaly persons md II is bell' we'd there was
not a single American citizen among them
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-19

gMr. Greenough the sculptor, is
now in New York. He is awaiting the
arrival from Italy of his group. intended
for The Capitol at Washington, It is said
that he will very sooO commence his stat
ue Of ]. Feunimore Cooper
VThe American Bible Society have
purchased the vacant ground onthe Astor
Place, New York, for the purpose Of e.
recliug printing house thereon. They
paid 500, 900 for it.
~ How pleasant is a lovely thing a
little out OF season; rose. bud in winter
for Instance, or kiss in church wher
the deacon's eyes are "closed in prayer!
Stolen apples don't begin with It,
TThe New York Art-Uniou iistri
button is now fixed. so it is said. for the
3Olh Of March.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-19
Petition for Divorce.

Csthlrne Cowcn rs. umphrev Cowen
yTNHE above named defendant is hereby notified
l. that the complainant filed her petition or diyorc,
in the CLERKS ohce Of the court OF common pleas il
aud for the county Of Fairfield and state Of Ohio OF
the 7h ay OF February, A. D. 1852 making appiira.
ton for divorce, on the ground that said drien'
dant has wiliully ahsented himself from compainan,
for more than three years:-and praying Saidscouri
for d,cree Of Almony, and dissolution Of The mar
rage contract aud that both parties be released om
the obligations Of the same. -, ,-,,r,,.,,
Attorney tor Complainant
February 10, 1852 $500 Oval
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-19

AN IMPORTANT TRrAL-A trial about,
the rgh, of property in calf, lately took
place at Burlington, Iowa. The difficult
" lay in the color Of the calls tail; the
witnesses Of the plaintiff swore the tail
was white; those of the defendant that ii
was black. The court was occupied two
days with the case; the jury staid out ill
midnight aud could not agree, and new
trial is To be had; the costs already
monnt To $500.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-19

LEAP YgAR PRvH.gGEs.- The Cincin.
natl Gazette notices the fact that the la.
dies of Chagriu Falls have subscribed
some 50, 800 in single shares t" the stock
of the Cleveland and Mahoning Railroad
as "new feature" and speaks oft as ga
leap year movement that evinces an en-
erey not to be intimidated by ordinary
obstacles, which will he followed with a
perseverance, not 10 he satisfied with any
thing short of complete success!"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-19
SUPPLYING THE Quo RIvEn wrrm Va

SUPPLYING THE Quo RIVER WITH Wa
TER resolution is before the PenasyI
vania Legislature requesting the mem
bers of Congress from that State to OBJ.
tain such Congressional action as will
promote the adoption of the plan which
has been submitted to Congress by
Charles EIlet, jr., for supplying the Ohio
river with water during periods of drought
by means Of reservoirs. to be c"nstIuc
ted upon the tributaries thereof.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-19
New Orleans Market

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. II.
There is steahy demand for AInl1sses: snles Of
l2l bbls rhn ce at 23c, 4nd i7O do fermenting at
9ac. Sales are making on plantation lg!G2Oc.
Sales OF Uniu uur at siUi 10: OF Illinois aud
ST. Louis at 81 lOa4iO; aud of extra ST. Louis
at .i0jaj. Corn is in steady request al jO0
5lr l"r mixed, aud j3c Tor yellow. Sales . Oats
at 29G3lc. New Rio Coffee Gi09.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-19

boston, feb.
The Convention Of litors in Maine met in An.
gustn. u few days since. Muses. Luleiied Esq .
presided, and resolutions were adapted opposing
the propospd change N the postage law. hereby
the rates ,re made nearly eqna Tor all distances
aud iusirncliug The senators aud Representatives
in Congress from Maine 10 vote against it.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-19
Dnnl Notice.

NOTICE IS hereby given. that petition will be
~ presented to the Commissioners Of the county OF
Fairfield and State Of Ohio at their March session.
rnnmencing atthe Hoc.ing county line on the Logan
rcad, near Mrs Custards, ami running ttom thence
Am Stovag's Hollow, past or near irs. Stover's
S',y ili in Madison Iownahp Fairfield coanty, Ohio,
sin lanes NJ Prats Min race at the Written"
r,,,,,-tbsnra to the frame dwelling house of said
pr,tt-thrnce north along the private road now in
use until it intersects the Hooking county lins,
northrsst Of said Pratt's farm on the ri ge road-in
ter,eciug The County road at the corner Of Daniel
Wes'eEJ4rger's field. ....--. ,,-.-,,,,.,-,-r,
February . 1853. 4w
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-19
Mob In Cleveland

CLEVELAND, FtNy. II.
A mob sacked tue homeopathic College in this
city, melted by ;he finding ui dead bodies N The
vault. one Of which WIS recognized rs the body
ri II daughter ni Nr johnson ol Ohio city. Ahont
~ Of the mob hrd hrrn arrested, bn is doubtful
whether it i vet entirely qurIir,!. The krnlty
deny the cIarats aud say the bodies were "blhin-
ed nrmn Pn'trr's field some hundred of miles
tom the city. The denial is not hrlieved. They
saw il any bodies were obtained here, it was
without their cuuseut.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-19
A Chance for Speculation.

TNIIE ignad il la ir0u5 Of }.posiny or ono
l. halfinter.st in Steam SasV-iljl, aud Lot.
situated in 'he toxin of Cailaal, Fairfield count e.
Ohio. u miles West of Lancaster. and Immediately
on the Turnpike 70 Chiliicotir. The M;l Is Going
ioursting bu,ness-the machinery j. entirely rr,y
and will be disposed Of reasons Die terms 30 bet
ter situation can be obtained il the couuty-it IS ?
fine opening for any one who NAV wish 70 encaee H.
the business FOR further purtoulsrs enquire OF the
undersisned, living in the town Of OaAaad.
WILLIAM II. MORRIS.
December H. 1851. 2m3Z'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-19
Massuchusett, Negroes Sold as Slaves

NEW ORLEANS, eD
The four Massachusetts free negroes. charged
with attempting tn abduct slave aud sentenced
to he sold to slavery. in consequence of their ina
billy to pay the fines at Galveston, Texas, mve
been sold To the highest bidd, rs as follows
Samuel Enas. of Alabama, bought Anthony Hays
tnr S:Ia5: Lcvma smith for 1870; aud William
Brown Tor $5Oj, intending to sell them again at
Mobile John Funrtky, of Galveston, bonght
Jacob Thompson for 1895 on speculation.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-19
0hr Nlarkrts.
LANCASTER. .rbar,Ir. F.i,ruarv 10 N,
Cleveland hiErketh
CLEVELAND. Feb. 10. l2i

CLEvELAsn. Feb. 10. 1859
From the hest information we ran nij'ain. tho
arnuunt ol Wbea, in store along the llue "i ibr
On Canals is very large. while the amount ni
Corn doe, not exceed that oi former years. lh
this market Wheat aud Flour are advanced. ana
seem tU have get an upward teud"ucy.
Flour--A small sale fair snperline has been
| male At 1890. hut the proper qnotrliOn l. IS 81
10 So 80; $50 bbls Monroe Mills Extra sold nj 81
Wheat-The Plaindealrr's standing market
which EIs not been corrected SINCE ibe year me.
/ quotes Wheat IN this market at 6206l lc. figures
at which not u bnshel Of the best bd5 beeu s"Id
| here in 1852 The last sale guolrd WAS al zee,
since wliicn 73 WIS offered and refused for ans
! qriuiily np 10 30 0Dl bu. We quote y lp - ~
~ quality. aud one heavy dealer declires hi, m.
Willingness To sch even At the latter iigule; 1000
bu. mixed Mediterranean sold at 81 delivered "n
the opening Of uavlgaiion.
| Corn 4Oc and we learn Of purchase Of 90
900 bn delivered Oh the opening Of the CunaI.-
| Herdid
CLEVELAND. Feb lG, 1852
| The Foreign adyices showing steady and con.
tinued adyance in Flour aud Wb-at and the C.ct
1 that the stocks in the Atlantic Cities are miied
have created iirinness IN the nuriet here.
/ The amount Of Wheat in -inrr along he line Of
/ the Ohio Clnu Irnm Cleveland Ia Rpscne caun"t
he less than 600 900 bushels; ntwhich 900 0rO bu.
are at Fulton, tj00O0 at Massillnn; 80 900 NJ Burt
/ Washington; 100 600 nj Navarro. Bethlehem and
! Rochester; IS 900 at Urchyillr; $4,000 st New
/ Comerstowu; and 90 900 nt Dover.
The present prices will bring out large nmonnt
or produce. and some oi our shrewdest uIeraLtrs
are looking for higher prices on the orcning ol
navigation but lower ones before '. last Ot Al1v.
/ Fiou~-W We cInnot quite nver s. 20 for super
( fine though nauy small lots have beru picked up
/ al higher rates and holders viii not s'l at hat
( figure. We note saies oi $50 bbs private terms.
! Wheat--The ST sale was several days since.
/ 10 400 at 73c delivered here in the spring. None
cunld nuw be buught At less than 7jc. The re-.
cripls by the c. c q Z. Z. Il. tor the last week
/ iplve averaged 1000 bu. per day
Corn-3O,n ,nOU bu. delivered on the opening "l
. Cutm navigation sold nj 42c, aud an offer ol i!c
( tnr 80 900 bu. was refused Team price 41c.-
Eerah.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-19

Mn. DoUGLAs FOR THE PRrsrDENCY.-
The jackson Association of New OrIeans
have nominated the Hon. Stephen ~.
Douglass, of Illinois, as a suitable per
son to receive the nomination Of the Bal
timore Convention for the Presidency
The members at Washington are said TO
dissent To the declaration of the Demo
cratic Review in favor of Douglass.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-19

BY the new French Constitution
all departments Of the Government cen
ter in the Executive aud the Executive
department cen,ers in Louis Napoleon
Even the High Court of Justice cannot
be convened except by the mandate o'
the Prince President.--Sci. GaS.
WA petition is before the Maine Leg
islature to prohibit the use of tobacco
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-19

A PNnFITABLE PENtTENTIARY.--The
profits ut the Penitrntiary of louisiana.
during the year 1851, was Sl2,63o 81
of which sum four thousand dollars .are
to be paid into the State Treasury. agree
ably to The terms of tho lease. leaving
the balance of profits to the essees o'
1889 67. upon business. as appears
upon their bonks, of more than S2l5,OOO
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-19

STuMplNG TOO FAR.-One of the best
Jokes of the season is the statement that
one of the candidates for Governor in
New Hampshire, who is "stumP'ng the
State" got some thirty miles int" Cana
da, making speeches to the k'nncks' be
fore he knew he was out of his own"ball
wick" ..
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-19
LATrR rRoM LlBgRIA,-Tbe Pacific

LATER PROM LlBGRIA.-The Pacific
brings dates from Liberia. 10y why Of
England. to the Gath Of Decembcr. being
two weeks later than our previons advi
ces. President Roberts, IN view Of the
late outrages, had issued proclamation
prohibiting all communication with the
districts inhabited by turbulent chief.
aud natives. Every captain of vessel
OF other person Violating the proclama
tion, to be arrested and bis.vesseI seized.
He also so directs that every individual
having factory in said districts shall
quit it or remove to some other point
Every proprietor ofa factory needing the
aid Of the government To assist him in
removing it, may apply to the Secretary
of the Treasury, who will afford the nee
essary aid. Notice. Of the blockade
mentioned in the above proclamation, was
published by the English administration
at Sierra Leone.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-19
GREAT CHANCE FOR A BARGAIN.
sfeam Factory for Sale.


IF not sooner disposed ofa. private sale will offer.
at public auction, at the door of the court house in
Lancaster, ~ Saturday the 1911 day Of March 1ert,
my Nooilen Factory, for ssle.-This property is on
Broad.srpe in the city Of Lanca ster directly on the
lockin5 Valley canal. and TO the line proposed
for the location Of tbe Cincinnati, Wilmington and
Zanesviile Railroad within the ciry limit Of Lancas.
ter. It is pro .ided with good Steam Engine, -four
Double Carding Machines and Pic,ers one Condenser
and Jack, Two Power and Two Hand Looms. Furg
Mil, Shearng and Mapping Machines, and other aids
and conveniences for manufacturing purposes. Tie
building is constructed OF bri'k and frame. and has
connected with il, Dry Dock for repairing canal
boats The bu ,ness carried on at this establishment
has no competition within said city Of Lancaster sld
none within many miles theraof-ani the acilitiee
for obtaining cheap and abundan, supplies of fuel ann
stock are unsurpassed by any similar concern in the
State Title is indisPutlhle and unncumbersd o.
payment Of $3.50 in hand, the purchaser may have
almost his own time for the residue. Possession
given on the ist April. 1852.
For information apply to the subscriber or to John
p. Martin, Lancaster, Ohio have Tor sale, or rent
dwelling houses near the above Factorv
GEORGE RING.
lancaster, Ohio February 4, ls52 10
~POho State Journal and Ohio Statesman, publisl
ally for weeks, and send bills 10 this Oaice.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-19

SUGAR TARE.-The New Orleans Bnl-
letin notices n sale of crop of Sugar at
actual tare. This is the first transaction
of the kind tha, has been reported, and
the Bulletin says it is satisfactory 10 both
parties, the planter having obtained a
better price for his crop than he could
have realized at the old commercial tare
of ten per CEN. and the buyer receiving
the full amount that he pays for.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-19
Estate Of Joeoph +. \. Guile.

NOTlCEishereby given. th1, tie rudcrsyno he's
! ' been appointed and duly qualified as l.xecu'Or
Of the Estate Of JosEPu +. " GUILLg,dacea ,ed is'e
Of Fairfield county, Ohio All prr3on, having claims
against aaid Estate win present them for settlement,
legally authenticated within onc yr4r-and al tAose
indebted will make irnmpdsta ysimeu'
CARNOT GUILE, Ex"cu'or
February ;, 1872 4gzJ
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-19
Heavy Loss

l!usrnS. Feby. II
The slip Slrnga, fom Orleans 10 bos,on with
cargo nl 1900 bales 1T cotton. got a shore on
the South side of Nantucket on the nornng "I the
llth Crew and passengers saved Vessel and
cargo insured
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-19

LETTER FROM THE BEY of TUNIs.-
President Fillmore has received an au.
tograph letter from tho Bey of Tunis,
written in Arabic. The letter came en-
closed in rich velvet sa,chel ,ornamented d
with gold tassels and bullions, 1t is &C
compauied by translation, and was for
warded by the American Consul at Tn
mis-, Mr.. } H Peyre. ..
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-19
C1XclNNLrL Feb. 17-P. Y.

NTNUINNETI, 7 tTI' II - N'
River fallen twelve inches. Weather fine -
Flour nciive-3O00 bbIs. sold at 50 3ld 1885, at
close So 40 refused. Whisky l4ic. 81 800 bulk
sides go. l6nO kegs PRIME Lard 81; 500 ditto.
~ $4,000 bbls cuuntry Bacon Gs, and n for
Shoulders and Sides Mulsses 28c. Fair Sugar
4s4jc.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-19

At tbe instance of the Zanesville and Maysville
n Turpke Road Company an attachment was fhis
day issued by G. steinman, Justice OF the Peace OF
IGcting tSwnship Fairfield county, against tha pro,
~, and effects Of L. f. Gordon, nonresident Of
PIE Psii .orn,v' +. BlLLINGnRUST.
''iH Ionuarv "a. 1852. For said Road company.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-19
Tue MAINE LAw.-P. T. Barnum

THE MAINE LAw.-P. T. Barnum ar
cues in favor of the consti,urionali,y of
the Maine Liquor law on the ground that
if Congress has power 10 prohibit the
sale of liquor to the Indians. aud to au
thnrize the search for. coufiscatinn and
destruction of liquor intended for them
the same right may he exercised by
.overeign State with regard to the per
IONS living in its own jurisdiction.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-19
TRANSPORTATION. II
N. w. GRAHAM s. CO.,
g COMMISSION MERCHANTS

On INC OaHHI, ZlEHV9VIIc' OHIO'
EDRoPRlETORS of Graham & Cos Regular I'm, Line
of Steamers running from GAINESVILLE to Pitts
h,rgh and Cincinnati. Also Graham 6 Cos Regular
Line Of Canal Boats running to all points on the Ohio
Through receipts given for all kinds Of Produce and
Merchandise from any point on the Ohio and locking
canals to any ofthe Eastern cities We are also pre-
pared to contract or all kinds oil Goods IRON rltS
burgh to Lancaster, Logan, &c a.
February 10, 1852 Aw4|
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-19

JpERSONS wishing Daguerreotype pictures, unri
vailed in beauty, utility, clearne,s and depth o
impression, can have the same by calling al my rooms
in Giesy's frame building third floor, entrance mex
door West of the Hooking Valley Bank.
Lancaster, January ". A. IL FtLLhA.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-19

FRANCE AND ENGL4ND.--We have
been disposed To look upon the rumor
that design is entertained by Louis Ma
poeon to invade England, as mere idle
gossip, anil have not been inclined 10
place tho least confidence in it. Yet the
apprehension Of an invasion appears 10
gain strength in England and prepa!a'
tions are making to repair for,ihcations
and slrsngthenthe army, and orders have
been despatched for return of a por.
lion Of the navy. If a war is desired be,
tween the ;wo countries. it will be the
easiest thing in the world Ia find pre-
text c,r il in the natural rivalry ofthe iw"
nations In the sivices by the Steamer
Pacific. we find the following alarmist
statement in the Paris correspondence "f
the London CAroaicie. We may as well
premise that the recent difficulties in tie
English Cabinet and a desire for change
may lead politicians there as well as
here to make extraordinary efortsto gain
their point. The letter is dated the goth
ofJauuary:--
al am credi5y Informed that at the
present moment the Presidents whole
idea is with respect 10 the invasion ct
England; that he has consulted generals,
studied the plans ofthe Boulogne expe
ditiou, received reports on the feasibility
of the passage of the Channel, &c. There
is not man connected with the Eysee
that does not aA-cttn speak of the inva.
sim as an aft ,ir that is not only practica
BILE, but which will be attempted. Let
it not be Supposed that pretext is nee,
essary There are, unhappily. too many
points on all Of which il would he easy tn
rouse the feelings of the French nation,
and any one of which would be an excuse
for war. a...n-a
7>',fhe friends Of Louis Napoleon imag-
iue-and fear imagine truly that the
French people want To have their revenge
for the defeat at Waterloo. and fir the
/. imprisonment Of the Emperor at st Hell
ena. Such war. they say, would be
popular, and in such circumstances why
should they not undertake III know
nothing of The feelings Of other countries
bnt here the belief is TINT Russia woult
j,in in any attack which France nigh
I've disposed 10 make on England.
.a"Certan it is that since the I'd of Do
cembrr, the Representatives of Russia ha
been the most assiduous in his attendance
at the Elysee, aud the must hon"red o
Tile diplomatic corps: that Russian noble
are more plentiful in Paris at the oreser
moment than they have ever been sint
1S4S, aud that both amongst the Frenc
and the Russians il is currently state
that an arrangement between France an
Russia could easily be managed, for th
Russia would not interfere with the e'
tension Of the French frontier to Il
Rhine, Il France would permit Russia
seize on ConstantnopIe.
i -
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-19

AsIuare consists o. i lines. Yearly advert, srs
have the privilege of,hangin, their Advertisement,
four times each year. Persons contracting by the
year, must engage for certain space lUr v hich
they will be expected TO paw.
job PTIDting.-ln this department. v~o cypcr. 20
make several improvements. We shall ruleaYor
tell times 10 cxeftstbr ftgaTs of our Itienfs with
promptnrss, neatress an! a. the .uWc,, r.,:gas'--
BUSINESS CARDS neatly printed upon ls..ona.
bic terms
Blanks.--We shalkenp -nns'an'ly m hauG RLA,y
DEgDs and NoHreGO1.s, JUsrTcHs' BtA~gs. and
will be ready az all times 70 print 10 order sHrp.
be required.
"SDppOr' y0Vr urn" i7 tho motto which wa strive
70 impress upon the citizens oi city sHd county,
and It would be cunu, five did not ssE II ia our o
case. 4 good support 70 ans branch Of in'us'rv.gl
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Lancaster, January ., 1852