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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18

WISE DeCisInN. 1t is now said tha,
nearly all the distinguished political refu
gees from other nations. at present so
iourning in England, are abou, To pmbark k
for the Uuiied States. as permaren, re
,ideuce. and ,hnpe I" occupy some p"r.
tion Of our hnundless domain in the West,
as tillers of The snil. Our people will
welcome those sufferers for liberty. aud
tender them the right hand Of Fellowship
IN their arrival an"ng us. 1t is srlently
hoped ihs, their s"juurn in England will
have taught them that their is uoreliance
10 be- placed "n the prnfessions Of office.
seeking de ms gogues in the United States
WIN may strive tn dissuade them from
carrying out their prsisewoithy resolu
tim To become A Amrrican farmers.n order
to make party stool pigeons of them :
Scio Gag.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18

WA Southern Rights Convention
was recently held at Montgomery. Ala
They resolved that. as the Southern
States had decided against resistance. I"
the compromise measures. they could no
longer make these an issue. but would
"look out" for the future. They also a
dopted resolution against intervention
in European Affairs.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18

U The Compromise resolutions have
passed The Louisiana Senate with a pro
viso disclaiming any censure on Sena
tors Downes aud Soule.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18

ONE oF THE MEsMERIsFRs "A few
years ago. the following story WAS over.
heard in the cars m the road between
Albany and Buffalo, One nf the cnnver
SAINTS il seems was mesmeriser-a reg
nlar professor He was dilsting upon
its rapid development-its astonishing
discoveries developed through it's gen.
cy. Finally he got upon his superiority
as 'prnfessnr'-a congenial theme aud
here he was at home. After narrating a
variety If experiments some Of them
ast"undir q. of curse he spoke of the
following with a gus,o that was irresisli-
bile. Said he:
Las, week as was going through one
snn to whnm was anxious TO speak He
walked too fast for mr. io overiake him
without running. sn just s,raightened
onl my arm. concentrated my will made
pass al him-ihus-.and h. stopped
unicker than liehlring'
'Wh.wh VIII Why. mister. y.y you dnn''
call that m m M much of tr ick, dc
yo"?'
Yes. sir, ! rather flauer myself sir
that il WAS pretty s,,nnp demonstration
w " W well, it don't gin with
what | once did
Then you are familiar with the science
sir. presume
S ONE
Might | inquire wha, was the case y"r
spoke of?'
oh. certainly. w by y"n see
happened tn he going mp in B Batavi'
nnce, in the winter. G q going down Il
the C cars ] saw ma a an "n ;he toI
"f h building sh"veling III snnw.--
Pr.euy snnn his f fnm slipped and d
i down he came. VIII when he had go
shout half down, | just made a y pas a
him. and il 81 "pped him quicker rba
powder. | came olf with out think
u a anything more aa about it, If yo,
are GO ing IN Batavia, wish yy yo
would jnst let him dawn. f'r pr pr pre-
sumo he is hanging there YETI q.
The Professor handed over his hat
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18


AwFUI. PREDtcTIoN. The Democratic
ReUiew sffords rare amusement since Ii
h as passed inio the hands of new edit
ar. With Que dash OF it's pen. IL lays
aside all the Lncofoco Presidential as.
pirants to make room for Douglas. With
another il annihiatesHunker Democracy
With third it would dispose of Gen
Scott, but gets frightened in the act aud
would rally the South by appealing to its
peejndices. Hear it:
"It is no, difficult to fnresee that the
day would not be distant when the Dem.
ocrats of the Union would have to storm
the Federal Capitol aud briug the trait
ors to the constitution. tojustice, or else
throw themselves iIto the camp. sword
in hand, aud fight the battle Of the out.
ragged south ="
This is awful, bu, hearth preventive;
ITO crush this pln, befre its birth, the
conVentinn must nominate the proper
man, aud rival Scott with tried civilian
not with second or third rate General
subject To the same weakness as his an
tagunist."
This, we think. is loud appeal for the
South to rally around Douglas. h''0
civilian; but il the editor is at all disp"set
to lush him in by force "farms. we woul'
advise him To take his ''sword in hand
befnre Gen, Scott is located at the Fed
eral Capitol" The General has storm
ed" places before now. but we don
read that he has permitted places "to b'
stormed" This editor appears To he
curious compound Of all the elements ne
cessary to make man look ridiculous
He would he at home among the $50
cialih,s" OF France, but is evidently ig
norsnt of real Demnc,atic principles
We commend the ReUiew instead {
comic smanacs, Ia those who wish I
''laugh and grow fat" over mems 70
lies. .. .......
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18

AN lRrsn paper says that among those
murtally wounded at Waterloo, was Ma
inr O'Brien. afterwards Mayor Of Dublin.
This must be the O'Brien who was slight
ly killed during the seig' of Kill.every.
body. County of Antrim.
ER Louisiana has passed a law calling
another convention to make new con
stitution. The present one has been in
operation about tour years. This ia a
bnut up to the idea nf permauence in
fundamental laws. We are still little
behind the French in the business o. s.
.JourR0E
~ The New Orleans Daily Tribune
says that one Captain Tomkins perform
ed the feat 0f walking continuously, sixty
hours, without rest or sleep. He did 81
as an experiment. and for it was awarded
the sum Of $5.000
V he Cincinnati Nonpareil states
that, four Of the lowest bidders. who had
slguiied Willingness To contract with
Governor Knssu,h fnr making saddles
backed out when called upon.
CYT The Lantern says:- City Cousin
presenting a tray Of cakes. "Zekie
won't you lake few kissesl"
Zekiel.-"Je re ewsaIem not before 81
many people"
EyA flying machine, with six French
men tn operate il, has arrived at B"stor
from Havre. The French gnvernmen
refused the inventor permission to fly i
IN France.
IL Kossuth received about $500 il
Louisville.
T The Chevalier Hulse mann is max
ing tour through the Southern States.
w Cassius NJ. Clay is said to be stump
ing Kentucky in behalf OF Hungary.
WA Paris correspondent of,he Com
, merciaI Advertiser who attended TIT
, grand ball given by General ST. Armand
thus describes an InterVisw between al
; English lady and himself:
In the course Of the evening. fatigue'
. with standing. | found seat by lady
who was addressed as Madame la Mar
quise. She proved to be an English wa
man and fell into conversation. She ex
pressed great admiration fnr the Unite
States, hut she must say it could not b
J considered land of liberty.
I And VIII, not. Madame2' .'.a...
. Il understand that most "f the genie
a men have FIVE hundrdd slaves a piece"
, 'Indeed!' ...t 1uJ I'D s.
lies. sir. gentleman who has bee
!. there told me So .i....a Ea. ..
!; In wha, part of the United States WI
| that man. MaJamel' .-., -.s4 ..
. In Rio Jansirn,' said Madame la Ma
$ quise. ses....,a. ..r.
Soon after this | left fnr homo in co
templative frame Of mind.
e WThe dog population of the Unite
d States is estimated at about two million
:, and the expense of keeping them u
N wards Of $40. 900 600 per annUm. .
a. ~ The commerce passing ,hroughi
Il Gulf ruf Mexico is said TO ampunt ann
, slly,o upwards Of 'S2oo, ,ooo, ,ooO., r'ys
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18

~ The Ohin aud Missis>i ppi Rail.
road Company have put Erih an able
report fi"m Prof Mitchell. of Cincinnati.
C. Seymour aud George Law. Of New
York. nn builI the whole road. The
w"ik from Cincinnati To ST Louis. 3I5
miles. is I" cost complete in equipments.
nine millions at dol ars. the contract Ia
be- filled il five years. Seymour Il ca
are to receive SO 500 600 in cash. Iderv
ed from stock } So $50 900 in Z per ce"'.
first mortgage bonds. aud So 7j0 600 in
stock. A provision is made for $1,000.
900 second mortgage bonds for oher nh
ircts aud contingencies; making the debt
| SO. $50 600. and the stock Sc 250 600
he gross income is reoknned AT So 377
900 from the opening Of the road. The
Eastern line. Cincinnati I" the Wabash,
at Vinceunes. is ahnut 200 miles The
Western, from Vincennes tn ST Louis.
l45 miles. over prairie country. aud on
straight line from point to point. Oh
the lhpe aud a half millnhs at stork
other lhrn that to the contractors. So.
O55 900 has already been secured, aud
M effort. since the contract was closed
{ has yet been made on the line To fiIl il up
, The PROJECT is a maenifice one for iht
West; aud though the figures SEEN large
i'r single f,m Of c"n'racr"rs. "ne .
least of their number is known for hi
! success in carrying through whatever b,
| puts his hand aud purse aud enterprs'
IL; and success thus far is undersrnn'
{ To have given him the means Ior furthe
4 lI,ro., unda,tak inCs
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18

AN IRIsn paper says that among those
m"r,ally wounded at Waterloo, was Ma.
jor O'Brien. afterwards Mayor of Dublin
This must bs the O'Brien who was slight
ly killed during the seig, of Kill.every.
body, County of Antrim.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18

FALLING OFF IN lMpnRTs Tie imports
at New York from foreign ports during
the month of February. fall below those
nf the same period last year. exclusive oI
specie. 10 the amount of SO ISL .0SS. and
decline in the value oi ih"<e ihrowi
upon the market of $l624 $50. The
falling "f in 'mpnrts during January aud
February, is estimated by the Journal u
Commerce at 26 per cent. .,. .....
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THE INTERNATIONAL MAGA-
II ZINE far APRIL

CONTENTS:
William Gilnore simms. LII d. With Portrait.
The Palaces e Trade. SI Eogrsyngs-
Herman Hooker, and his Works Portrait.
sunset-A Sonnet By 8 Chiffon.
Ne~-Yo'k s. cety BY the last Enghsh Traveller
kmIlIe &c CoeDy. BY Richard B. KImbah Husuaisd
By Dsrley.
A Legend from the spaAIsh. BY Mary Z. Hewitt
Casliestro. tue Msgc1an. By Chares WyllIs Elliott
The Murder Of La Tour By W. n Stiles.
The Ia Etet WaIbuIton
The Author OF the Fool Of Quality.
Bancroft's History Of the American Revolution
ROushing IN the Bush o. Life IN Canada. BY Ms
Noodle.
Mr. squier in Nicaragua Lsnson Literary Gazette.
versity Magazine.
Sequel TO The Jewish Heroine Bsntley's Miscellsny
Adventures of Army Physician in New York. Cham
berss Journal.
String Of Proverbs Dicksnss Household Words
Cha pier Watches. The Ladies Companion:
Fsts Days at 81. Petersburg. BY Alex. Dumas
Shapes Mseazne
Words
BmthoId George Nisbuhr, the Historian The Exam
insT.
Picture Advertising in South America Household
Words
Guizc, ard Montalembert in the Academy The Exam
iEsr
The Treatment Of Gold and Gems. Household Words.
Ny Novel. By Sir Edward aulwer Lyt;oa Continued
Authors and Books-(73 articles.)
Recent peaths-(21 asticlss
Laoies' Fashions for Apri-t8 engrsvings)
The April number Of the Iuterna completes the
Fifth Volume. whir ready. neatly bound in clsth
Price 81 IS The eve volsmes complete be tbtsssed
dered STRINGER TOWNSEND.
No az Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-31
A PPLETON'S MECHANICS MAG
n AZINE AND ENGINEERS JOURNAL.
This DAY Ready
THE APRIL NUMBER

McCalum's Patent Timber Bridge, illustrated NUM-
cRa Telegraph. GlusIsed Wh.. e O6ss,vssHx. 49,
Ensnss M:ds-" n,s Cs.-:ys-. sss.s :a's sl
the Million. No 10 Flax and It's Manufacturing Ma
chinsU-Weaving and Bleaching concluded. d.. Piay-
Savers Static Pressure Engine Proaeys
Friction Brake. (llustrsted) Experiments on Hydraulic
Of Civl Brgineers Bourdcn Gauge, (illustrsted Wa
ca ma no ga Ocean Steamers Report the Explosion
of a Steam Boiler. American Patents. Notices and Cor
responsiveness. .
THE numbers of this Ma give evidence Of its de-
published in this county IL thoroughly practical use
full and scientific and faithful journal Of current move
msnts and deyelopmsnts in Mechanism and Engineering
We earnesfy mechanic brsthren to strain
point and twenty five cents per month rather hsa
lose he really useful information and practical edge
II will afford them" Am. mechanic
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THE SWAMP sTEED; or, THE

Il DAYS OF MARION AND HIS MERRY MEN.
The edition Of this exciting Revo utionay ko
ready, and those who have been eisappont
ed IN obtaining copies row be supplied.
OPINIONS or THE PRESS.
1t (tbe Swamp Stetd) 10 magnificent production. The
plot well managed throughout, and the vaned scenes OF
humor dTolery and passion are depicted with truthful
skill ". y. Pcayune.
forcibly written story. N0rniog Star.
II 10 the offspring of experienced and ardent work
in the Of literature On every 10 traced
with Ienc Of the artist the husssm of the patriot
HIS work evidently work Of love- Of hope, OF truth
tsuIdsJ Dispatch.
capital romance, and spiIissdly written.
tsasdsy Courier.
The heart is warmed in its psrussl. with the are OF
patriotism from the life like pictures Of hsrosm presented
the character and Of the noble men OF the Rsvo-
luton. tDaily Times, Troy, N. Y.
The author corceals his bur writes with The gra
PHO psu OF a nj ster. (Por and me. } Eclectic.
Thrill Ia Q Of the dark ard bloody davs that tried
mems souls. tParksIs my Journal.
II sbounds with thrilling incidents, and 10 well
wntten. Sunday Mercury.
spirit stirring romsnce Of the Revolutionary epoch.
The author not mentioned, bat he YIELDS and
graphic pen. Newark Daily Mercury
The port situres-smong them that Of Nat the Scalp
Hunter brave aud hardy bus visdiehe backwoodsman
are draw will quite masterly hand.
Boston Yankee Blade.
~ DEWITT / DAVENPORT, Publishers,
Tribune Buildings
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CT Columbian Mutual Loan and Aeon nu-
Iating fasd ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sub
scnbe 10 shares this Association requested 70 call
a. TIE SecTe'arys Office. No Is Delaney sign the Con-
stutinD. their dues for the mouth Of March, dol
lars per sbaIe) and receive their Pass Bsoks
We hope the balance Of the will come up i'm
meciaiey and save then iss, receive money at
the meeting
We will have over Geo dollars TO Loan on the frst
nehthly meeting, THU RSDAY, lG April
Office houYs from A. NJ. 10 Up M
CHAS L NOE, Secretary. NO IS DelaDeyst.
EVA Card-BUrLDING ASSOCIATION FIRE
IksUkANCE COMPANY.-Sharehoden viii bear in
mind that the thnd alment IS per share due and
payable on URSDAY the LIST day Of April, at the Mer
cattle Bank. Of Broadway and Jshn-s The fourth
and isstw he due the 18Th az the place Share
holders requested TO call at the Office 81 the Company
Of ca stham st. and Tryon- row, Harlem Railroad
Buildings to sgn the Charter previous being sent
Albany. Office hou,s from IL till oc ock Any Of the
sckhdefs wishing to Increase the number Of shares
do so, as they are not cutie all taken ,n,,c, n.
s. JEssURUN Sec. JOHN BRUCE. President
~. tn. Ibtrd Menthiy Meeti.s 81 the CIrI-
ASSOCIATION will be held THURSDAY EVE
MING, April at O'Clock. at their No. AL Broad
way door above Canal st. Fifteen shares will be Of
feed for Tede mpon TO the highest bidders The books Of
tine Association will be closed at this meeting Members
Of Association reminded that the dues for ABr
now and are to cal. at the Office aad psy
the tame before Thursday lat inst Office spen daily from
% O'Clock, and Wednesday and saturday evenings
till o. click.
SIMEON DRAPER, President
+. DELAkIELD SMITH, Vice President
+. j. KENDALL, Secretary.
John J. Herrick. John F. Clarke
George Schw aTIZ Jun, William Thomson,
CHARLES l., CSrruh, joel W. Mason,
VIM Il Detz. Winchester r. Moody,
Samuel Alburtus Jun
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II Columbia Building Association OF Brook
~ vi hold pD bic meetings as follows: WEDNESDAY
EVENINGS, March 81 April !. and April IL. at Rem
ssL's Mission Hall, No IA Hamilton sv. On FRID Az
EVENINGS, April and April at the room OF the Col
Ieee Grammar School, of Atlantic aud Clinton
This Association very fouTisbpg condition Its first
monthly meet g takes April IA. whom the regular
dues payable.
Any pesoB. male OF female. DESTROYS of makisg his
her small earnings haA rpple itself in the space Of
few ysas penon who Is deslrons Of bore wing
money order purchase his house the ad
van ageous terms viii but take the trouble
pare the advantages oerei by this Association both TO
lende and borrowers with those oe ed by other AZ
socaon will at find me key 10 the Of plan
For intiance:
/. 1t will loan money at per cent. per annum on the
amount advanced
a. twin allsw nte est at the rate OF cent, per
all persons who prefer paying their subscriptions
for months in advatce thus securing double
ineIssfsly the above cent secondly their share
Of profits Persons who wish to borrow for the
here secure advance far liberal than
effected BY any other Association.
Perscns DESTROYS Of Withdrawing from the Society
do tune by months NOTICE. and receive
back all dues paid by them with interest NJ per cent per
perscn who will save but Ia cents day. land there
get who cannot II 50 dis posed can IN tins So
which be can establish himself In business. and thus
achieve his Independence. The entrance fee Is 80
per share mont payment 81 per share value OF
each share $500 Ladies and gentlemen desrous OF JOIN
ing can Il ave their with the Secretary
DANIEL p BARNARD, President.
VIM. H. GRIFFITH, Wee President
CHAs. o. RICHARDSON, Secretary, No. 10 Court ct.
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e. Only Few Shares Lsf,;- 1IIGc IRyIS

~ Only q Few shares Lef!;-THE IRVINE
BUILDING AND MUTUAL LOAN ASSOCIATIONS
will hcld their second regular monthly meeting on FRI
DAY EVENING, April ., at o'clock, at Masonic Hail.
No "a Grand. st., near Forsyth 81.
There being only few shares left, the books viii posi-,
lively clsse the above evening number Of shaies VII
be put up redemption and sold to the highest bidder
All per sons DESTROYS Of obtatning home which
should lose this chance.
Shares can be subscribed for after thus meeting Able
tpeakers will address the meeting and fully explain the
workings of this hsur,hng Association LadIe: and gen
tenen are respectfully invited TO attend Entrance fee
oriy Sa Monthly dues So. Par value OF shares $500.
MORRIS FRANKLIN, President; No. loe Broadway.
GEO II BELL, Vice-Presidept, No 1853 Nassau-N
ALBERT II EIcoLAY, Secretary, No. 2tt Grand'st.
THOMAS LAWRENCE, Attorney. No. Is Beekmsn-st.
TRUSTEES.
Geo H. Franklin, No l13 West-st.
Geo W Riblet. Ceuny Clerks Office. City Hall.
eIss C. Herring, Nos 1877 and lSs Watsr-st.
James jackson, Jr.. No. s67 Broadway.
Royal @. Mflard, Ne. SO Barclay-st
Nelson Puff. No. 2l3 Duane-tt.
EIias Combs. Ne. zee GraId-st.
+. G.. Richardscn, No. IS Fulton st
Gee. I. Maxwell. No, 10 City Nall.
Office Of Association No. ga Grand-st. Open every
evening ON 10 O'Clock, and Wednesday from ito
o'clock NJ for ladies' Articles Of the Association may
be had gratis.
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A COMPREHENSIVE GEOGRAPHY
~ and HISTORY. ANCIENT and MODERN, by 8
aNu HIo IOhI ANVIH4Nf sH1
oodIich. author Of Parley's works.

G. Goodrich author Of Parleys works.
This work contains ia quarto pages, equal 10 com
ON l2mo pages aud illuminated with 79 beautiful sty
osisphc maps and numerous wood engraving tn the
most complete and nprehensve work Tor High Schools
families merchants travellers and enigrsnts that has ever
appeared ,,.. -, ..n.,,x
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atiens A. The bands eff scientific America and Ea-
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us~ Consul at PARIS and he writes that being trans
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lust PUBLISHED-Seeond edition OF
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Froa their gre fscies for laying thex sseck Al inc
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MISS CHEsEBRO's NEW BOOK

I've wi be pablished on THURSDAY. April I.
lisa. A PiLGRIMAGE" B, Caroline Cheseb-o. au-
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