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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-02-18
India Rubber Shoes,

CHEAPER THAN EVER OFFERED
" IN THIS MARKET. may be found at
Oct. IS. II. L. FULLER'S.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26
Correspondence offhe Ohio Stale Journal. !
RANKS AND UsURY Laws
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DEAR JogRNAL'-i me p1ono MUD, NOT only IN
C'uo'ura'. op' ,e' - 1.,ao'eu " 'nv suo'
JIo' o. "I,o H. ~, j., "G'
'neIe,"'e ~ u"s ~ ,,a" " @ W 'a, =, '"u
e'Sy N a'h'ar ,o'", u! 'e''e.' my ot''un" "l'pu
tllo1 In.,e' ;" Tse! ,,I ,"5h;, m, h., ", %
n'e.o"""'' e' "''u '''s W Wv
e"t'te Vp.1,l,"ny ;. r mama, No ,s,l ma or III
l''n y W y" r, ""o " 0d co,,,rre ,b,t ,he
nrcs far ;ts nse denends npon rbo snpply and de-
ma,d which will be demonstrated by reference
To the fact That the banks in New York hold
buut S36 O0o OOO on deposit while the regular
Cincinnati bnnks. with al the other banks Of
Ohio have but about s5,359289. IN the former
city business men and merchants have no diilicul.
ty in obtaining ul The Recommendations their busi.
ness necessities mny. REQUIRE; ia Cincinnati they
are compelled 10 pay two per cent. month or
in some cases. I am informed, as high as three
per cenl. mouth. The reason for this Is, that
money at tl's Time III New York. nbundan,ly eX'
ceeus inc aemand' ahd Is, therefore, cheap IN
clHr'hhS" 'ne demand exceeds the money ana
~ 'ie'e"'e' i"dheu al u'en rates ne very
P"nHahce III 'lie a''ahuc c'ues' causes CORES
PohuiiS s'd'c'y III ple WesH oesiueS ,le inter
est Hue ON the urs' ni 'hs year, o" the var"ns
I,us' VI tne "es'on" o'"GS, % ue'o.un's ure now
inn d,.h,s. Hr in nmychass If snr;ng s,acks - p''
D. I.S' - e''I'o ~ sr.."e Ot
he hrSl uu'y ., soveri,nen'' a',er 'ne eS'n
siliheht oi Gol's''tu''olu' 'Iocry !" enao' sue'
Jaws hs wl'' encourage ine P'"".' sSeS ,Lo, ~,
c"l'I'uul'y anu "ne % ;,L1 i'Hlu ."i,
esury Jaws WIN o".',eu oaP,I"'t e, "'" H..
Ito'' Ise' Wl,Ie - 'eeu' ""'
.u'' VI 'd'',S ie'o'is".S " ; ul NV L'lr, !,
VI some use'G' ''lan"iue'","s "uS' law,
t"ouuy VI sote'"'"'"' W P"'1 ''"
twill he admitted on all hands that loans are
nbtHiued from regular banking establishments ON
better terms than from any other qnnrler' The
price is six per cent. in advance, and no more
and in the purchase OF bill OF exchange the IN
terest aud exchange, cannot IN any case exceed
at the rate ot one per cent m' MN lhe utliios
extent, being about one-Iml olthe brokers' low
est. The banks ot Ohio at the date oil the Audl
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26

CLosE OF CANALS ON SUNDAy.-The
Pennsylvania Board of Canal Commits,
sioncrs hive adopted resolution that the
locks ON tho several divisions of the
Pennsylvania Canal shall be closed on
every Saturday night at II o'clock. and
remain closed until IL o'clock on Sunday
night, except for tho passage of packe,
boats.
IHLord Granville, the new British
Minister of Foreign Affairs, i, is said, has
given another evidence of his friendly
disposition towards the United States in
recalling Mr., ChOtfeld from Central
America, where he has done little else ,fol
three or four years, than to fomenl diff
cullies between tho two countries.
VS Mrs. Swisshelm delares that "ths
coil OF an anaconda would make better
! glrdIe Tor young woman's waist thar
tho arm Of drunken husband"
ER' The Legislature of Indiana ha,
divided the State into eleven Congress
sional districts, all of which gave maiori
ties for Cass in lS4S.
To- The Milwaukee Sentinel advocate
tho nomination of Edward Bates, O
Mississippi, for President, and Rober
C. Winthrop of Massachusetts, for Vic
President.
EThe railroad riots ct Steubenvillt
had entirely ceased at the latest dates.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26
~ We take the following good one
from the Biddeford Herald:

~ We take the following good one
from the Biddeford Herald:
The Rev. Mr. E., who lived not thou
sand miles from Portland, was preparing
his discourse for the next Sabbath. Stop.
ping occasionally to review what he had
written, aud to erase that which he was
disposed to improve, he was accosted BY
his liulo son, who had numbered but
three summers:
Father, does God tell you what to
preachl'
Certainly, my child
Then ,0hat makes yo@ scratch n ouT
T|T The Norwegians are endoavoring
to cut out the Yankees In the ice trade
They deliver an excellent article al
London and Liverpool at FIVE dollars pei
lton. .-.. 10.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26

CT Our thanks are due To Senator
Wade and Messrs. Harper and Taylor of
the House of Representatives, for valu.
able favors.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26

EDITORIAL NorICfs.--The editors OF
the newspapers in Washington arc talk
ing Of Convention, for tho purpose OF
adopting sundry resolutions for self pro
tccliou. For instance, they wish to make
a rulc that persons advertising and wish.
ing editorial notices, shall pay ior such
notice in addition to the advertisement,
Ia England an editorial notice of half a
dozen lines is charged at the rate of about
twenty times the prco of tho advertise
mcntt to which il refers.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26

KossUTn-F Freemasonry.-The Gin.
cinnati Times of Friday last, says thar
Kussuth and four Of his attendants were
initiated as members of tho Cincinnati
Lodge of Freemasons in that city, and
taken through the first degree, and that
they will ON each succeeding even
ing he passed up one degree until they
attain that oi Master Masons.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26

HUNGAnY.-A great desire for onligra
lion IS said to exist in Hungary. Some
800 or 400 families have expressed a
wish TO 60 to America in the spring
Besides the usual difficulties which beset
persons under the Austrian rule, whn
may have desire for trayel. Government
has rendered it compulsory upon all
Hnngarians wishing To emigrate, To come
10 Vienna, and procure from the Ameri
can Minister certificate of permissinu.
for written leave to GO tn the United
States. This permit is, of course, never
refused them; but in many cases Tho uec
ces1ty Of fetching it will doubtless act a.
bErier TO emigration.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26

A RoMANCE OF REAL LIFE.-A Con
stantinople correspondent Of the London
Herald writes under the date of the 9th:
1--WE have now most curious affair,
here, which may embarrass the Porte,
and which does the Turks much Injury
in the eyes Of Europe. A young hand
some Turk, q snugoldgi (waterman) IN
the service ofthe Sultan, being the neigh.
Dor Of an Armenian girl falls in love with
her, and invites herio turn Turk, aud be-
come his wife. She refuses. The Low
er then offers Jewels and a round snm of
money, it she will comply with his re
quest. This tempting offer, after world
of negotiations, was excepted, and their
conjugal felicity was undisturbed Tor full
y six months, when. owing to the earnest
representations of the parents. she LEFT
her home, and sought refuge in the Ar
menian hospital, situated ST Kazlicbesme,
tnwards the Seven Towers, where she
ahjured The Mussulman faith, and return
ed to Christianity. The husband who ii
appears, is greatly attached to his wife,
sought her in every direction, and finally
discovered her retreat, aud claimed her
from the director. The latter declared
that the girl in question had become a
nun, that he must renounce her forever.
The Turk applied TO the Snltan's mother
for redress, who at oLce sent orders to
deliver up the girl. The Armenian &c.
clesiastcal authorities refused tn obey;
and, notwithstanding representations Of
the Ministers of the Potle, positively re.
fused 10 recognise their authority in snch
a matter. whereupon the Minister oI
War. accompanied by a strong escort Of
soldiers. and proceeded by the husband
repaired To the hospital. and. contrary It
the laws of the country, which guarantee
the inviolabiiry Of the doipicile, forced
his way into the Establishment, led away
the girl. and gave her over to the Turk
The Armenian suthorilies have protestec
against this act aud have come to the res
oution of placing the matter into the
hands of Sir Stratford Canning, VIII,
some years back so stoully advocated tn,
rights Of Christianity in the Levant."
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26

CAYENNg -,Oflhe French penal settle.
ment Cayenne, the London Times says;
"The unfortunate wre,ches now on the
pr int of sailing for Cayenne will be land
ed on swampy island in South America,
off by river league wide from the
main land of French Guiana, situated
only four degrees north Of the Eqna
tor, aud utterly devoid even Of the re,
sources of manual industry, The pop
ulation Of Cayenne does moi exceed z, 900
whites and 5000 negroes, and the cola
ny is totally nnprepored fi the reception
Of large immigration of men who have
figured in the political aud social life oI
France. To call it a penal settlement
would be an outrage on tho former Gov
eminent Of France. for none Of them
would have dared To found penal set
Element in climate no;oriously desttuc
tive To European life. 1t is a Gagac tor
liberal opinions transported within the
tropics, aud filled with journalists and
politicians, NOT by the courts of justice,
but 10y the authority of the police.
All that NO have heard before with
dread aud disgust OF the military colonies
of Russia, Siberian exile. of the prisons
of Naples. or the cayceye duyo of the
SpieIherg, sinks into nothing compared
with tho wholesale confinement ofsnch IA
class Of men in such part Of the globe
as Sinamira or Cayenne.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26

TRouBLEs IN BRnwN UNIVERSITY
The Providence (R. ~ Herald states
that two students had been expelled
from Brown University, and that Mossrs
Norton. Porter aud Greene, three of The
ablest Professors, had sent in their resig
ration. in consequence of a disag'eemel
with President Wayland.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26

TIE WoRLD's FAIR AT New YoRK
Tho citizens of New York arc about to
make an effort to ensure the success of
tho proposed Worlds Exhibition in that
city. A committee of trustees has been
appointed, consisting Of f. w, Ednouds'
Mortimer Livingston, August Belmont,
Watts Sherman aud Alfred Pell. to raise
by subscription the sum of 100000, to
delray tho expense of erecting the no
cessary building on Reservoir Square
Subscribers are To be paid out Of the re-
ceipls of the exhibition. Prince ALBEIT,
!he Duke Of Devnnshire, Sir Joseph Pax.
ton, and other distinguished foreigners.
have, it is said, already declared their
intention of becoming exhibitors, and a
number of tho articles exhibited at the
London Fair are now ready for shipment
to New York.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26
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A meeting "' Tue ,'''''0'' ~ -,
at Ashland, ie" u"y' s'"e'' ~
the following Whereas and hcS0i~'0aS
were passed uaaaimoaalW--
IVBsycos We dnpo, believe Tint the de-.
nncrs,ic partv or OAio should be sacri. /
feed for the selfish interests Of any
man; aud believing as we do 'h2' The
success success oi "r. l'1''! u, '"o '"'u''' -,
Jaga,iSn - n,;,ri,,I.s .pj n,t man.
Therefore
|. .Resoiced, Tint jnasnuel, oa 'he new
constitution IS ~ ne hands oI u ; lpcnds'
a"' '"a' III .'"' 'i'''''''" '',o ot'''' - ""'
rooan m hcan yia,,'oJ IN ,Ec r,,,,,,- i,
which the public priutrg has b.cu dispo.
sed of, thai our Representatives orc here.
by instructed 10 act promptly ol'd rner
Se''ca,'! % nave "a" ''.5y" .,I,"g''II' l;l L'a
nnlIi, w. MINI .bng be dane accordipo
to the letter apdshitit orthencw consliru
tiou, both for the rnrp"se "f saving the
peoples mn"'y, IA' un'' "' '"T "'e'S'
La,,, ,hI,, ..,;.,i,,
p..aJ.d5 TL.,t .,.,o,o,l n, f..
turc of the democratic par,yur his State
or,a,a,,, o,,,,sso,o,,o,, man, ,I,c ,o,s,,.
arr.n,,,.,, ,,r ,,y..r. ,,o,
al agefahd'Z 'meHt "' any QUE mum
D"r'nS he progress "' inc 'o''c"S'''"
up~i 'hese reHo'''ln"s' Mt' u't'S' 'ne
PrubaA judge Of Ashland county, re-
marked:-"Tbath he was IN favor If the
t.,; ILL.,, ,.ros ,,
''''''' 'y
eareu c"aP" III 'no N'5'''"'"''' az"
moag tie Dem0craIS, as we have hnd tor
some time"
Chiysn S,mmelary mo.r look on, for
A. ..tio ,l,.lo, Tro D,,ooo,oc,. II
''0 ''''
lhe o'ale are oes'N"'"S IL "''"" '''' par
ty presses have no rlRht To double pay
for doing public printing. We are glad
~ oo,o,his ch,n,, f., fine uub,io scuIi
u'......I..' ;, .,,,,,i..,
'"o"'' D''' '''''
sufficiently 10 saNo the pHo"c treasury
from these frequent calls upon it.
We doubt very much Whether the frsr
,sso,voisri,ht "thor ll,,rew Constitution
IA ~ 'he hand5 "i I'5 'Hends III Il were
1t scarcely would nave bee" V'o'''ed lie
hr't week oi the session but II IS bet
Ter TO wan an" see "te'hor inc Pc'P'e
iur once WIZ COhliOi tHc lciutlS.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26

TmG NICARAGUA RoUrE,-A card is
published in some Of the New York pa.
pers, giving doplorube picture of the
hardships endured hy tho passengers in
recent trip to California in Wander
bit's Nicaragua line. The card is sign.
ed by over 100 passengers.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26

TIME tn QUT--A Tennessee planter
while on visit recently to Memphis
lost 500 n cash and ten negroes in q
nice IiIe gnmo Of faro.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26

DEAF ON ONE SIDE. When tho Grand
jury was being empanelIed at Cam
bridge, Mass, last week, juror asked
to be excused on the ground that he was
deafofo one earand could only hear on one
side. Judge Iloar replied that that did not
appear to be sufficient excuse, SINCE ,as
a Grand Juror, lie ~as only cepected to
hear One Sidel
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26

WThe Glasgow iron founders have
commenced paying their workmen on
Wednesday instead of Saturday, and it
is said that the new arrangement has a
good effect.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26

A TRAGEDY AT New ORLEANS A
man named Ronsor, halter of New Or.
leans, accompanied by his wife, young
and handsome woman, aud Ills partner,
Charles Duree, went on an excursion, in
August last, to Lake Pouchartrain, and
from that time Ruusun has been missing
Duree Immediately reported that he had
absconded with all the funds of the con.
ceru, aud. the story being believed. his
disappearance ceased to create remark.
Subsequently Duree and Mrs. Ronson
were married, but afterwards lived to
ge,her unhappiIy, and, during receut
quarrel, sho was heard to threaten DuIee
in regard to the murder of Ronson,-
This excited public suspicion, and the
body of an unknown man. found on the
lake in November, was identified as
that of Ronson. whn had been horribly
butcherd with a hatchet. The guilty
pair werc Immediately arrested.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26

GENERAL Soorr-An O6rr Declined
The New Orleans Delta refers To a
fact of which, it says it has been some time
cognizan,, that General Scott, when in
the city of Mexico. after its capture, was
offered 10y several Of the weallhiesl citi
zeus Of the Mexican republic To be made
President Of that country, aud, as an in
duccmcnt to the offer, they bound them
selves To settle upon him tho sum Of
one million Of dollars. Tho splendid
ofler,p says the Delta, twas declined by
the General. with scarcely moments
consideration. The brave old soldier
could not be tempted by such induce
menls to abandon til flag under which he
had achieved so much renown aud honor.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26

FROM HAvANA..-.A good deal Of ex
element exists in the city Of Havana. on
account Of fears entertained of another
Cular expedition from the Southern
States. This time, The apprehension is
thought to be groundless.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26

KossUrH-It is stated that KossuIh
is expected to leave Cincinnati to day
for Indianapolis, St, Louis aud the South.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26

A SnoRT Bib Tho House of Rep
resentatves in Massachusetts, on Tues
day, passed the following bill: "AIiers
may take, hold. transmit or convey yea
estate" ......
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26

Cot" BGNroN aud INTEnvENTIoN.-
The ST. Louis Republican says the Kos
sulh fever has abated there, aud remarks
that ii is now well known that Col. Ben
ton has distinctly avowedhimselI'opposed
to Kossuth's proposition of the inlerven
ton uI our government in the affairs Of
Europe. He has denounced it openly
aud publicly, -........
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26

B. & O. RALRoAD...The Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad will be completed To
Wheeling by the first of January next, at
farlhesi, and probably sooner.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26

The Railroad, We learn that the work was
commenced on yesterday. at Sh@ier's farm. about
Iorces engaged upon tue road, one between Nor.
row and Wilmington, one at Circleville. one at
Amanda and the fourth as above We also un.
derstand that in the course oftwo or three weeks
Nj. De Grail will put force upon the road i'm.
fairly under headway aud we may expect the en-.
ergcic contractor to pat the entire line through in
the shortest possible time.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26

Snp CANAL IN FLORIDA - Resolutions
have passed the Legislature If Alabama
urging the attention of Congress to tho
proposition for constructing ship canal
across the peninsula OF Florida.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26

The Statesman publishes list of the
times of Loldiug the Common Pleas
Courts, fIom which we extract the por
tion embracing the seventh district, pre-
missing, however, that the list is not pub
lshed officially. Should it be wrong, we
shall have the means of correction in a
few days aud will right the figures. 1t
is divided into three subdivisions, the
first being .hnt in which our readers are
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26

NEw METHOD OF AMPUTATING LIMBS.
S"me operations have been performed
lately at Vienna, by means of platina
wire heated red hot, which has been
foundro sever the flesh with as much case
and celebrity as a knife. One great ad-
vantage offered by this method is the
very slight effusirn of blood c1used by
the wire as a Dividing instrument.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26

FnrNGu uLEs,-Tho natives oI
France. residing in New York. have op.
pointed committee Of twenty one Ia
drali an address To all the Frenchmen in
the United States, suggesting the forma.
ton Of a general association in that city,
with branches throughout the Union, in
order to afford relief to all the political
refugees who may come from France.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26


OF Hamlets' England, was recently held
10 give an expression l" Pnohc iee"hs
III regatu 10 the Ffench coup "efdt ana
Tue threatening aspect assumed ny Tue
ueSPo"c powers "i Europe against the
independence "' EhS'ahu' Al'er Se'era,
s''""s SPeecneS' ue f'''o"'hg reSo'u''o"
was au"P'eu'
nal an 'h'qh''"nS system OF Iawless
"o'ly,'S'" ,b =; ''L" I, ,s;L"s @ S"p''"'s
person of the unscrupuluus aud perured
"'u'H I've Lmpe'"F "l tlence, br'ngs the
I'g,''U" W i.",Plpa" l 't"e'tf nome 1" Tue
and ,l, EnolsrJ !, n,Y ,InSJ mara
than ever both for the sake of Suffering
humanity aud herown welfare, e,tomaintain
H''n S'N''''e towards al de'P'nc- pow
I'''I ~ ',,.' ''I ''5". VI wv! e',, "'i'",
from them by fraud, by butte forco, aud
ny PeUHiy'
! The SON or Av EpiruR... Mr., McCattr,
the editor of the Paducah lkylJou,nul,
has fus son of some six weeks of age
IN late numbar oI his iomnnl, the proud
father lhua speaks Of his olfsphoe:
'I5 ~. my Jt'' H"c' NOT NEEDLE "'uc'
onn.,i,,n. XXX, 49,. t., ~, f.,n, ;,,J.a,i,n
we are inclined In ntLi,k h. is moi far
scott. tn fact arjer wr filed for hin the
o'ncr H'sht a I'm emp OF whisky 'oddy'
"'," ~ -" ,'r" Wy" . "'o ""' Yea
pIa'nly asyonih aud age could say '"FiIl
'''"'e'
kos,urH AND klNNEt.--Professor
kjpkcl, the German patriot, made II
speech at Louisville, on tire 10th inst, in
which. after enlogislns the bruvcry Of the
Hnnso'Ioos he said;
"hoSsulh himself decared in a Ger
va" '"ge"oS ""'ch no addressed WIN
Day 'n"t he never would begin new
I,T','," ] ~, t"e 're"1" o! iin'GaIy'u"'
na,ions ,yr,. oI,n art nn,,.p.,I,.j .nI ~"
promised Whenever his sword shonll
ne virtlii"nS ~ that struggle, that he
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26

MEDICAL REFORM IN New JEnsEY.-A
special committee Of the New Jersey
Legislature has presented bill which
allows all persons licensed or unlicensed
practitioners, topraclice medicine, being
liable ouly tor ma'proctice.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26

FuRE.--A FIRE occurred in Delaware
on last Tuesday, which destroyed the
frame building in which the GaSe'te of.
fee was located. The most serious dam
age was caused by the removal of the
contents, and the largest share of this
fell to the lot of the Gazette establish.
meut
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26


Groceries john Lyons hus just opend large
and we assorted stock of Groceries for the Spring
trade which will be sold as usual upon the most
reasonable terms. The fact that each season he
is under the necessity of increasing his purchases,
is pretty sure indication that he deals to the
satisfaction oithe public. See advertisement
The Latest Styles Fielding & Sou have ius
received, by express, lot OF hats for the Spring
market, embracing three most beautiful styles
which will please tho fancy aud be sohl ut the
,owest prices. This latter we need not have said
as it is generally understood.
Epch man Of course has n peculiar fancy 70
something. which he thinks adds bcauty TO hi
outwnrd person; but it is very doubtful all thing
considered, whether any article performs 50 essen
ual a service in this respect as the hat. We have
seldom Sc, n so perfect Specimens as the Field
ings have brought on in advance Of the trade, all,
GOOD opportunity is offered to our citizens t.
prepare themselves for the beautiful days whicl
are coming
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26

Hungarian association. The Association met on
last Saturday evening aud was addressed by MeSsrs
Bope, Seilert Greed aud J. d. Martin, in English,
aud Mr., A. Kuppes aud DE- Thirold, in German.
MIR. KOppes expressed the deepest interest for the
cause of Liberty in Germany and Hungary, and
dnrins the cnurse of his remarks stated that he
was compelled To leuve his country, his wife and
friends, to save his life, but added that il his
Nation cnlled, he would return and shed the last
drop ot blood in the glorious cause of Liberty.
Several other names were added TO the list OF
members Tho following persons we are advised
by the Secretary, are now empowered to solicit
and receive aid for the cause OF Hungarian Inde-
pendence;-Iudge RadebauSh. james Towson
CJ. Taje, J. D Martin, R. P, Effinger, A. Sefert,
A Kappes, pr. Thirold, P, Bope aud L. Lobem
thail. Those who are Interested in the Hunga-
rian cause and are desirous of contributing mate
rial aid for lis prumOion are referred to either OF
the above gentlemen. The Association adjourned
to meet at the City Hall on Saturday evening
next.
Daring the course Of the meeting the utmos.
enthusiasm prevailed, and the speeches were ali
loudly applauded. There are now, we believe
about forty members who have signed the consti.
tuition aud paid over the ''maeria aid"