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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-01

IL The Diploma Of the Mass. Institute award
ed 10 Ayers Ckerry Pzcter1l BIZ Prof 49,
Chairman of their Com mlee on = -.
exhibition a the American College "a this c;,s
i isset with the medallion awards Of he hire
great Institutes Of Art n country ana also ne
Gold Medal Of the Medical institute al Naples
Surely ibis discovery has received the ho5or~ 81
the great well as the gratitude 81 he ln,sls !:
cures Psi. SAT Courier, I.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-01
COUNTYes SUE HEYoR,

~ We are authorized 10 announce JOSEPH
M3MURRANr as a candihate for The ShrriifahrY
otJetferSon county. .i4 Dec. IL, lSaI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-01

~ We are3aniholized to announce WILLIAM
GRANTnAI, Esq as candidate Tor Sheriff Of
Jefferson eoanty, under the new Constitution.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-01

tY-,By the urgent soIicitude of mir friends / IN
induced 10 oEfer myself TO the voters Of JefIa.son
county, as candidate for Commissioner Of The
hevenue and respectfully solicit their sufrages.
March ~. JOHN G. RIDENOUR.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-01

NJ we are authorized by fliany yaters i "a
didaie for the next Sherifay 81 Jeifjrson county.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-01
CIRCUIT COURT.

tT}i We are aalhatizsd 10 ann nnce TIMOTHY
ship # the Circuit Coaft OF Ll5rssn comfy pnder
the New Constitution Anfil =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-01

We.arc authorizcls ,tesagiGuce LAWSON
30 Els Esq, as diaale5f'sfthe office I'll Conn.,
m9nwealih's Attorney, Al lie IrStelection under
the New Constitution = fNafcb.II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-01

We are authorized 10 announce Mr. SAMITET.
STONE asf q candidate for Commissioner, d he
Revenue f2F Jefferson county, at the frst election
under the New Constitution. Feb 26 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-01
We extract the following from notice 9th.

We extract the following from a notice oflhe
Richmond Dispatch:
Accident brought US several years AFRO into
personal acquaintance with some members of
her family, aud 10 knowledge. 10 saEae extent
of her family history. Her father was \ ner'
chant Of high standing in The city Of Boston. I'M
By one of those reyerscs so common arnondrtba
mercantile community. he failed. and dvfng 500,
atter,Hlef young, and comparatively. heln9ess
familf, Ito struggle with lie AsDrld in the -,
way ihey coald. Il i bat justice to saw. ,bs,
thus far, they have sustained themselves nobls
turning 10 the best account their naturaf ,;r,s
and the requirements hch the leisure n ba,.a.
circumstances had permitted them II maLa q
II was under the impulse IF such fealirrs IL,
the young lady in question, firsl fesolvedfo t,,.
her fine voice. and fighiy cultivated tas,e i ~
vantage, and il The Northern cies III Ia 49,. -
eminently successful. Those Who have h sss,t
her reading Of Hamlet, and amon1 ,bara : i
some excellent judges, have declared NJ ns ~,
il was very fine. Her voice IS full. round ara
distinct her appreciation Of the author nerIsc,I.
correct and her manner not ONLY Iadv.Iika ~,
even artistic. in The highest degree.
We venture TO appeal 10 the good tas.e a. IN
citizens who can appreciate taient. and = ~
CALAMITY Of such of em as regard lbs $500,
or young and delicafslY nurtared adr ~ II III
dependence with interest, in her favor W. Eel
assured that not one person will 90 awav fr,,,
the residing with any other feelings Than ,hoss
of Measure. ts7s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-01

f-S- we arc authorized 10 aunonnce G. Il.
STARRY Esq, as q Candidate lur The Sheritaltv
of Jeifersau county, Al the St election under the
new Constitution. Marehll, 1851.
~ We are authorized and fequested BY
Many Voters 10 Announce THOMAS RUS
SELL Jr- as a candidate for the next Sheriffaty.
at The first elect on under the New Constitution
- Jan. S. fS52.
~ We are authorizettsa announce, hy request
OF MANY Friends Mr. JAMES MCDANIEL as
a candidate for-ihe nt xt SheIihaliy of Jefferson
county - Dec ~
fTysFWe are authorized 10 announce DR.. GEO.
b STEPHENSON, as a canditaA foF Shefifially
Of Jeaerson County ~ Ree. Is, 1851. =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-01

~ We are authorized by 4 Many yoefs.a Ia
announce that Mr.. John w MOORE win be a
candidate for thcnext Shetfaiy ofJrfer>un eoagty.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-01

= CJUNTfeSlGKFENO
- We are authorized t3 announce FERnI,
NAND uAISLEfTl a> a ch1didalc 4or ihc office
ofCouHiy surveyor, al tie lir4, election under tho
New C1a4 tuition kseh. - 1852
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-01
\ CARD

~ &c l5ie,sol .tgersaa Cpspig. To correcs
misappfthensops that learn some Of You are
lahourins under, deem il my daily 10 announce
myself as a candidate Tor the Office Of Comfy
Surveyor | cannot f,fcgo this opportunity dc
rendering 10 you my sincere thanks far the pairdH,
age have alrtadyrcceiyed 1rtm you. and hope
the acquaintance Pleasantly lksun v i'll continue
for many years. RespecliGr
Jan. |, 1872 81 H0WELI, BROWN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-01

- We are authorized . aan0ante GEORGE:
MACZI as aicandidste ior tae~oliice ct County
Surveyor, atthe first elrction.l under he rev ebn.
slitution. Jan IL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-01

TT We are authorized Is aPhoprce WsI. e.
NORTHAMPTON, ,fs,Q, rs 4. candidate for lhe.
office OF Commonwealth Ahortjey, slthe firsl Il, &
li1n under Tie New coastiiatiof4s March ii.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-12
Ohio LeaisIature.

...- "WEDNESDAY, teby. a.
SESATs This body met and adjourned with
out transacting any important business.
flnusE,-The House met and had under con.
sidernlon a resolution To provide for the expenses
o VI KUssuth. T his gave rise To an exciting dis .
cussion aud was finally referred to the K,sSuth
ceptlun committee.
FRIDAY, Feby. 6
SENArE.-Several petitinns were presented.
NJ Kossulh was so indsp"sed that he could not
meet tie Legislature to-day.
Mr. Gushing offered the following resolutions
ResoIoed By The General ASSemJiy That the
Governor of Ohio be authorized. and is hereby
instructed to deliver To Louis KOssuh, the cnnsli
tuionnl Governoro of Hungary, un loan, all the
public arm und muuition OF war belonging to The
State. which remain undstributed. tn he returned
in good order upon the achievement of Hungarian
liberty. ....... ~. F,
This afforded food for discussion the greater
part Of the day. d ubts being expressed Of tie
power Of the Legislature To do uiy such thing
and it was finally referred to Mr.. Gushing
The Senate went intn committee of tue Whole
and took mp tue bill defining the powers aud du
ties of the Board of Public Works.
The committee reported the bill back will
snndry amendments when it was committed l.
the Judiciary committee ... -..
/ The Seuute then adjourned till to morrow
morning
! HoUsE,-A good manv petitions were present
ed. Several efforts 10 mix the Legislature witt
the cause Of Hungary failed. The tax bill Wi
considered aud some progress male,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-12
TELEGRAPHlc INTELLIGENCE /
Thir'y-sssOnd Congress FIrst Session.
WAauNnTns Eahrt.ry

WAbHlhGTONs r eDfuify q.
SEEATR Hon Mr.. Clarks Joint resolution on
Intervention was postponed until monday. on nc.
count OF tile sickness OF the mover. Mr. Cas-
will speak ON Tuesday. ....
Mr.. Stockton presented petitions for appropri.
atons for line Of sleumers from Jersey City 10
Galway. Also. petitions from Charles Wilkes Of
the Navy, for an appropriation Of $500, 900 fr IN
exploration oI the Arctic ocean. IN search Of Sir
John Franklin.
Mr. Underwood presented petition frum mer.
ch1nts and Others nl PhilIdelpli;a. for the reno.
val OF ol'slructiOnS in the Ohio river.
The bill for the settlement Of certificates issued
Tor supp ieS aud services during the revolution.
was referred IU tile committee on Revolutionary
Claims.
The bill in provide for an Indian Superiutend
ent inr California. aud to regulate discipline in
the Navy. was passed..
Mr.. Badger moved all amendment to the cen.
sns biii that Donaldson s. Armstrong execute the
contract under the direction Of the Secretary oi
tue Interior.
Mr.. Fetch concluded bis speech in favor Of the
bill granting land to Iowa fer railroad purposes
and alter an executive session, the Senate adinn.
led
.. WAsHrsoToS. Feb. 5.
SENATE. The debate on the resolution giving
the census printing 10 the Union prOpriet0rs was
Presumed. Messrs. Bndger and Cass spoke in IA
vor OF giving the contract to Donaldson aud Arm.
strong Mr., Borand opposed it, aud was very
severe upon Mr. Kennedy. superintendent Of the
census. Senate adjourned.
| After the Senate adjourned. difficulty occur.
red between Mr.. Borand aud Mr.. Kennedy Su
Perintendent Of the Census. The latters nose
was broken u the conflict. Senators rushed il
aud put stop 10 the fight.
HoUsE-Mr. Houston presented the usual ap
preparation bill for tile expenses oil Government
The consideration ofthe bill explanatory olth
bounty lard law, was resumed. 4 long debate
ensaed on the provision giving compensation t,
land officers Tor locating land warrants. Mucl
sharp shooting between M,ssrs BisseIl and Dun
ham, Ot Illinois ard Indiuna. Various amend
ments were voted on without coming to a con
clusiUn House adjourned.
WAsHISeroS, Feb. 6.
SEEATR.-ln Senate. TO day. Mr.. Cooper pre-
sented petitions Ol the Pennsylvania Agriculture
S0ciety, for the establishment of an Agriculture
Bureau
A joint resolution was adopted approprialin
900 Tor continuing the work on the CSpto
extension during the winter, provided the wOr
is not carried OIL in unsuitable weather
The Senate was engaged the remainder of til
/ day in The private calender.
HoUsE.-The bill making land wnrrdnts assigr
able, after sundry efforts 10 amend it, was passe,
Ii we are not mistaken. the bill or resOluiu
} had previously passed the Senate.
The Speaker submitted n communication Gro
the Secretary Of War. anuouncing that the Pres
dent had approved the purchase Of $50 acres
land near Washington for site Of an Asy lum {
t Iuvuids aud disabled Soldiers. The Board
IL Commissioners have provided temporary asylar
IInr nprsona antitlal In tha hanpHt nf Iha act 10
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-12

UYAvolpABLE AccIDESr,-We are happy to
assure "lr friends oi both parties that the destruc'
tun of the State IInuse whs not chargeable To
neglect, but was purely unavoidable accident
and misfortune. The House Of Representatives
had nine, and the Senate had eight Sergcnnts aud
assistant stirgeant a.lrlns making III ALL Se0en'
teen persuns whose business it was 10 take care
% The lires run Of ferrunds aud .hu p'chmes gen
orally. All these in addition tp eieren uIessen
ger boys were selected with reference TO hon
esty capacity aud fidelity to the new constitution
and il any one is inclined to suspect that these
were not enuushto take care oinne building, we
beg leave To express our firm conviction that more
would have been employed il any use for them
could have been found or imagined. M blame
is attached to any one.-JOur1ldL.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-12

UThe Somerset Post is anxious u
have the road located. between here aud
IZanesvilIe. Hearit
I'VE have also understood. incidentally
that the Directors will have meeting
sometime during the present month II
Iocste the road from Lancaster to Zanes
vile. We hope this may be so. for the
people Of this county have surely been
on suspense long enough to atone for all
the sins they have ever committed. and
much longer than is necessary TOR their
own cnmfurt. We trust the final lnca
Ition of the road may be made soon. The
citizens Of our county. who have sub
scribed tn this road, are anxious to know
the result.so they may know what invest
ment to make Of their means"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-12

THE VENERABLE Dg. NoTT.-The 93tlI anni'
versary oil DR.. Nntt's birth was observed by nu-
nerous company Of pnrishiOners and friends, at
his house IN Franklin Ct on tu Odd inst. There
were $50 persons present, whose overtiowins
baskets Of rich provisions, &c. showed the abil'
ing esteem in which the people hold their vener'
able pastor. The aged divine. trembling under
the blasts of 98 winters, leaning on the arm 0this
grand daughter, stood IA, the end nt the long ia
bic groaning under the weight nf tempting eala
bles tr,Ie.uiIy arran icd, ul nyokeI the blessing
of God in appropriate terms. He a!>n led II
prayer near the close u the pleasant mud cheer
hil interview. The entertainment Iinnlv w"nnr
up with singing. The Doct"rs bodily health II
sill Snnd, though now the Oldest pastor IN The
| Onion.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-12

Ru,sA.-Rev DR.. Baird in his lecture at New
ark ON Monday evening said that Russia had a
total population of 67 900 900, OF which $4,000,
00O are in Europe. OF the whole number 49,.
O1O 900 are serrs 10000, 900 belong to the Em-
Seror. They arc sold with the lands. There
are no serfs in Poland or Finland The design OF
the present Emperor is to abolish serlhom' and
the lecturer remarked that It ho llved 80 years
bs wouId do il, and added, that il he had accom-
nIi.hed that, humanity would pardon many OF
bis bad DECIDE. The army of Russia consists OF
600 900 men; who are generally Ignorant and
in per(ect subordinatiun. The revenue is $780,
100000, and the debt is 5000, 100000.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-12

whole secret of the affair. ! moan. ~
short, to say, that there are th"usands Of
locksmiths in London that would have
been ashamed to have spent tcuIIing
key in sundry parl,l as many hours as
Mr.. Hobbs spent days, aud having the
same facilities alluwed them a. lac had."
After all this it will surprise n"bndy
To hear that Colts revolvers are nothing
new. "Juhn Evans & Son. engine IaIhe
and :ool manufacturers, lOl Wardour
street, London" writes to the London
IMechsnics' Magazine, and modesrly as
sens that:
ain the year 1922, betweenihe month'
Of February aud September. ace mddC
tie barrels of20O muskeis and 200 pisio'i
npOn pyeciseiyN Ne same principle as h0s'
erhibiied by Mr.. Coit. for gentleman
named Cullier,of Fountain court. Strand
upon which occasion the lubricsting fluid
now 50 universally used by engines. viz
soap and water. was first introduced by
US; one IF these very barrels was. We are
Informed. exhibited in the English ERE
am department Of The exhibition. W.
have one also in Onr possession. and cat
easily prove our assertion by our books
which we shall be happy To show TO am
gentleman upon application. 50 Mat N
mattfr may be SET at rest as TO ar. Coit
beng tie original iHrentOr." ..
Unfortunately for John Evans an
SON." the Times contains an article abou
this gun. made for The gentleman name
Collier" of which it says, "it exhlbite
the radical defcc, Of liability To prema
,ure explosion"
So much for the present. Our reaPet
our revolver. our yacht, and our lock
picking. all gone at one fell swoop An
Iif any aspiring genius amongst US shoul
hereafter plume himself upon cleve
J device for pocket picking, let him remcU
Der the priority OF claim with our belo'
eG cousin over the wafer.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-12

y
DOC SroRY.-Our readers may have
suspected that we have rather paItialty
for dogs and cats. We are willing to ad-
nit this. that we rarely neglect to tell or
cnpy, good dog ur cat story, when we
meet with such. The following. recent.
Iy related to US by clergyman will do
pretty well:
Sumo years ago. it was not uncommon
in Connecticut To employ dogs as motive
power to light machinery. A Mr.. -
had pair Of dogs which he worked to-
gether, on a sort of tread mill, 10 drive
some machinery. After while, the mo-
ton OF the machine was noticed, from
time to time, TO be considerably retarded.
The teuder would go to the tread mill.
to SEQ if the dogs were doing their duty.
Every Thing would be found going right.
After little time, however, there would
be another interruption-ihe speed of
the machine would be considerably di-
minished: and SO continued until the
owner began to suspect his dogs were
playing some trick upon him. He accor-
dinghy set watch where all the move.
ments of the animals could be seen: and
the mystery was soon explained. After
the dogs had worked together tor some
, lime, que of them was seen to step otfthe
S trea mill and seat himself where he
: tcnuld catch the first warning of any ap-
proaching fiiotslep. After he had rested
. awhile. he took his place on the wheel
, apaip. and allowed his associate torelieve
himself. Aud if ring this resting pro-
r cess any noise was heard, as Of some one
approaching, the resting dog would i'm
mediately jump upon the wheel and go
to work as usual. Thus these sagacious
creatures had conlrived lo bear one an-
others burdens. And. had they known
a little more about mechanics, aud kept
the wheel in quick motion, the trick
might never have been detected Boston
Traveller. -.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-12

ARRESTS of KossUrH's FRlENDs AT VIENSA.-
A letter dated Vienna, Dec 28,h. after referring
10 the mysterious arrest and imprisonment o.
Kossuth's sisters, says:
1t seems that man named May wns arrested
here at Vienna at the same time, being charged,
ns far as can learn, with holding communication
with Kossuth, aud Kossuth's family. This May
hnying since burnt himself to death in his prison
IL rather an omiuous circumstance. Many arrests
have been made lately among the students OF vi
enna particularly those of the medical school, and
the Polytechnic Institution. - s.. ..-
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-12
Che Cancaster Ga'rttr.
LANCASTER, FEBRUARY 6, 1859.

MELAscHoLT occURREScE.-We regret to
1esrn that Mr.. H. IL. Poorman, formerly OF this
county, and recently of Indiana, was frozen to
death on the banks Of the Yellow river in that
State, He had been in the habit of trapping each
winter, g. while out upon such an occasion during
the severe cold Of last month, was frozen to DEATH
He was much respected by those who knew him
aud bis funeral was attended by large number
Of his friends. He left wife whom he married in
that State, and one child few months old. Al
tho time Of his death, he was 25 years of age.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-12

EXTENSIVE CouNTERTErTiNo OreRA.
TroNs.-Mr. Hsyman, depty U. S. Mar
shall, returned To Cincinnati on Thursday
last after an unsuccessful pursuit after q
man named Rob't. Neal charged with car
ryiug on extensive couuterfeiting opera.
tions at Mt. Carmel Ohio. Neil is man Of
property. and by profession li,hograph-
er aud steel plate printer. 1t is estimated
;hat during the last few years he has
counterfeitedS4OO, 900 on the State Banks
of Ohio and Indiana. and the Northern
Bank of Kentucky. In fact. it is TO.
lieyed he has issued nearly all the coun-
terfeit money on these banks that has
flooded the country for several years.
lie has heretufore been above suspicion.
but was finally detected through a mas
in his employ. He was traced as far an
New York. where it is supposed he took
passage for Europe
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-12

DYISG DECLARATIONS on THE ScAFFoLD.-Hl-
ram Knic ckerbUcker, who was executed at Bnttalo
on Friday. Tor tke murder OF Harkner while upon
the scah0d protested his innocence Of intentional
mnrdrr and said il the Governor had fully under.
stood the circumstances, he would hmve com
muted his sentence, ifnoi parduned him. lie has
made confession to the Rev. Mr.. RuLle, which
will he published.
fIe was calm and sef.possesscd. when lie APP
ppared uImn the scnlithl, and addressed The us
,emhage AS Iollow,:-
You are hanging II man for nToeuy. had
no intention 10 kill lia".,ner, no can | account
for his ,lrn!h, except that Inst my presence o
,.ind With my last breath say that ! am inuo
cent trust in God. know thu, he hears nt
now. God will forgive me aud receive my soul
repeat that aul innocent Of the Intentional mnr
der Of any mau. These are my dying words, Us
said before"
At IL minutes past twelve the sheriff cut th'
rope. and the wretched liinu WIS launched into e
ternily Az he was placed upon the irlp-dnor Ia
exclaimed: oh! save me, Christ savc me-" A
bout Que hundred and fifty persons Witnessed th'
execution. but thousands had gathered outside t
| walls OF the prison
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-12

Tue PRESBYTERIAN FoR INTERVENTION
Tho February number Of the Presby.
terian Magazine has strong aud well
written article on Kossuth aud his mis-.
sion, in which intervention for Hungary
is advocated, at length, as will be seen
by the following:
"As TO the third point,is the end to be
attained tcOrth uhat Intervention uould
cost? We answer. Yes. |; might cost
us nothing but a protest. 1t might cost
US a war. In either case the end is
worth the sacrifice"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-12

Sxow IN MAlsE.-The Bangor Democra, states
that there are four feet Of snow on level al
Muose-H Head lake. aud that the snow between
Bangor aud that point is piled up in the road tii'
teeu feet deep in some places, and FOR miles it
lies oven with the tops of the ience.posts.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-12

THAxKsolvrHc DAT IN THE SASDwIcH Isl
LANDs.-The King Of tho Sandwich Islands, 1t
appears, has adopted tho good old New England
custom. now so universally observed all over the
United States. Of observing one day in the year
a. thanksgiving day. The 18th of December
last was set apart for this purpose, by King Kam-
ehameba. in we'll written proclamation.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-12

TChief Justice Tsney and Justice Mclean
both decline sitting in the Supreme Court during
tho progress Of the suit Of Mrs, Gaiues for cer-
tain lands in the State OF Louisiana, OH account OF
some of thoir near relations being interested in
the decision.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-12

.,TAs the season is with us, when there is al
wayS much sickness amppg children, CAUSED by
sudden colds, it may not be amss for us to men
lion that the new medicine, Ayers Cherry Pee,
tn,al," attracting SO much of the public. notice,
for the cure Of serious Lung complaints is, when
nsed in small doses. one OF the very best III the
world for occasional family use. 1t is simple and
harmIr IS for children as well us very palateabe.
We use the article ourselves, and would recon-
mend our readers to call on the agents aud get q
bottle for trial. ..,.t.-- ..,. -..
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-12

ATEA SwIsDLE.-A box Of tea recently pur
chased at auction in New York, was opened at
LOuisville a few days ago, and found To be filed
with rice hus aud particles Of burnt clay. The
box, from every appearance, it is stated had not
been opened since it left China, and the fraud
was doubtless committed by the Celestias.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-12

GOVERNORS UJHAzY AND KossUTH. We see
i stated that should Gov. Kossuth visit ST. Lou"
during his Western tour, Gov. Uihazy, now resi-
ding at New Buda, Iowa, will meet him there.
The meeting of these eminent patriots both in
oxie, would doubtless be interesting, and would
irresistably lead them back to the days OF their
triumphs.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-12

The Railroad. I'VE learn that lurge number
of hands have arrived for the purpose OF com
mencing the work upon this end OF the road,
west of Lancaster. The exuct number we have
not heard. The energetic contractor is pushing
tho work ahead with rush, md it is the duty Of
the stockholders to keep him supplied with the
means The cars are coming.