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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-10-21

6TTwo little boys, lately, were flying a
kite in Glasgow, Scotland. The kite had
obtained a very considerable elevation
when vivid fash of the electric fluid struck
kite. tail and paper appended thereto, and
the greater part Of the twine were consumed
leaving the poor little fellows staring in
utter emazement at the disappearance oi
their favorte.
SrovEs IN TuRKEV.-A few years ago a
stove was unknown in Turkey. Now they
are found in a grcat, majority of the cafes
in Constantinople and in the dwelling
houses of the rich. They are mostly either
American stoves, or made after American
models.
0yThe True DepaocFat says KossUrE
has written letter advising the Germans
to vote for John P. HAZE, or the Free De
mocrscy. He predictss speedy uprising il
Hungary. 33 .a,t-
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-10-21

ONCE MORE TO THE BREAcH!-The State
Election is over. We know not the result,
But, whatever it may be, Winfield Scott is
bound to sweep Ohio triumphantly. The
resent contest is no criterion ofhis strength.
The patriot masses will rally at the shout
of his name, with irresistible power, Then,
friends, once more to the breach. Clear the
deck for action. Winfield Scott now takes
command in person! His tall plume waves
high in the van! UP Wings, and at them
Your candidate is destined to preside over
these United States, as sure as the I'd day
of November dawns!--Summtt Beacon.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-10-21

IRIsHMEN, you who have been forced by
the oppression of the British Government
to quit the land of your fathers-you who
have seen that land desolate, and heard the
cries for bread, and listened to the wailings
of the starving thousands of men, women
and children throughout its length and
breadth, and witnessed the transformation OF
that green isle from that of happy homes
into that of grave yard, all brought about
by that accursed policy, (Which the English
government is now endeavoring to fasten
on this land of freedom,) called Free Trade;
to you we appeal to assist us in defeating
the election of FRANKLIN PIERCE, the avow-
ed ally of Great Britain. Will you render
us this assistance! The day on which
you must decide is drawing nigh. You
have your choice to vote either for GEN
ScoTT, tte Protection of American Labor ana
American interests, or for FRANKLIN PIERCE
The great practical ally TO the commercial inter
ests Of Great Britain. These are the two
candidates, and one or the other must be
elected; and we feel confident that you viii
not vote for the avowcd friend of your op.
nressors Examine the matter carefully
compare the two candidates and the prin'
ciplcs Of each party, ard we have no fea'
for the termlultion. -Xanes. Cour.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-10-21

BALTIMoRE AND ONO RAILRoAD.-The
Fairmount, Va, Republican says that the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad company have
extended their passenger train from Fetter'
man to Fairmount, and willrun daily hereaf
ter from that place to Baltimore. The com
pany are spa-ing no pains or money in get
ting their road completed to Wheeling BY
the lat of January next.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-10-21

THE LIE RErEArED.-Last weeks Eagle
contained the following paragraph for the
twentieth time:
"You are instructed not to enlist foreign
ers, for the battalion of st. Patrucia has
taught Us that foreigners cannot be trust
ed.-General Scott's instructions to his re-
cruiting officers, during the Mexican war. "
This is infamous, scandalods. 1t is base
falsehood and nothing but falsehood. II
such an order was issued, it was done at the
Adjutant Generals office at Washington and
approved by Polk and Marcy. Gen. Scott,
while iu Mexico,gave no instructions. Read
the following from the Washington RePub-
lie:
beg YOU will deny it, in my name, as ut
terly and unqualiiedly false. was one oi
Gen. Scott's aid-de-camps during the Mex
ican war, and have continued in that capac-
ity to this time. The only instructions CIV
en- by Gen Scott to recruiting officers, were
to report to certain officers in the United
State, viz: General Brooke at New Orleans
and the Adiutant General of the Army al
Washington, D. c., &c, &c. All other in
structions to the recruiting officers were is-
sued from the Office Of the Adjutant Genera
at Washington; and, on inquiry there, am
authorized to state that no such instructions
were issued from that Office.
II any instructions were, however, ISSUED
from the Adjutant Generals office,it coult
only have been done with the sanction o.
President Polk or Mr.. Secretary of Wa
Marcy, under which Adjutant General Jones
issued orders during the absence of Genera
Scott in Mexico.
The utter folly of so doing, in time OF wa
especially, is sufficient to stamp this, pur
porting to be an extract from Gen. Scott's in
structions, as a base forgery. reterate-
the statement is utterly taLse.
Very respectfully, your ob't serv't,
SCHUYLER HAMILTON.
Captain by Brevet, United States Army
To such base, scandalous and contempt
BILE means do these miserable demagogue
descend, to deceive naturulzed voters
From Col. Medill down to his contemptibl,
tools, who scribble for the Eagle, all sue
base falsehcods emanate, and nothing is to
low for item to engage in, if they suppos
that, by it, they can keep the ears of tn
naturalized citizens closed against any al
guments that they may have addressed
their judgments by members of the Viii
party. But Gen. Scott will be elected de
spite all the votes that may be gained fc
Pierce by that lie.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-10-21

CHEAP PREPAY POSTAGE RATEs.-Under
the Cheap Postage Law now in operation,
the Daily and Weekly Gasettcs circulate
through the mails at the following low rates
the postage to be paid quarterly or yearly,
either at the office of mailing or delivery,
in advance.
Dailv Gazette-a quarter ola cent copy
in the State of Ohio, or l91 cents per quar-
ter. At half cent a copy for the rest of
the Union, or 80 cents per quarter.
Weekly Gaseite-(subscription only $l,76
per annum in advance)-at st cents per
quarter, or la cents per year, in the State OF
Ohio. At64 cents per quarter, or 26 cents
per annum, to all other parts of the United
States and Territories. To subscribers in
the county of Fairfield, however, the Week
ly Gazette goes postage free.
0YTransient papers are charged one cent
to any part of the United States, when pre-
paid, and two cents when not prepaid.
DIsPIcABLE FRAuD.-A week before the
election, the Eagle raised its usual cry Of
"fraudulent tickets" and we knew tina,
cheating was going on. but could not tell
exactly where it would raise its head. Just
so sure as that paper INDUCES in such stuff
as that, it's readers may rest assured that Lo'
cofocoism somewhere is playing foul game
The Logan Gazette brings us the sequel
Thousands of Wing tickets were circulated
in that county, with Daniel, instead of Da'
vid H. Beardsley; William Stocks, instead o
William Stokes; and Daniel, instead o
| n,,,;J Norton Tho authoP nf the franz
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-10-21

CrREMEMBER, NOVEMBER 2.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-29
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
OUR NEW uAnPsHIRs CORRESPONDENCE.
II IA


New HAMPsHIRE, Dec. "a, 1852.
Vhat General Pirce's Cabinet o.Agh 10 bs-Pak,s
Cabiwa rCy unssifabls.
Who will form the cabinet Of the incoming
Preident ia the question exercising at present the
minds Of most persons AS has been rsceutly
shown in your interesting columns. the guild
arce Of the ship of state, during tho next four
years through the storms and raging pillows which
il has been F,llmore's dastardly policy to excite
sgsiDst her, will require no ordinary ability. Some
have spoken Of one or two of Mr.. Folks old cabi
net rs suitable men; bat We earnestly hope Mr.
Pierce viii not think for moment of taking into
his couBsels any one of them. rhe men Who will
have the control Of he principal partments Of the
government. VII, will srjoy the private couusels of
the chief Dsgistrste Of this great Union. should be
little rs possible biased BY sectional feelings but
should ON the contrary be able to act independent
~, and make the greatest good to the greatest
number" the object to be attained The fact that
the former members Of Mr. Folks cabinet are most,
II not all, heads of factiope, renders them, there
fore very unsuitable For the same reason we re-
gard any present members Of Congress - equally
objectionable.
When We remember sir the unsnimity with which
the people have placed Franklin Pierce in the Pres
Dental chair, untrammeled by any pledges other
than the great principles of democracy, csunot
but feel aseuYed that no choise by Mr. Pierce of Q
cabinet oan we'll meet their appreciation as the
choice Of men like bimself-msn who will come free
from any factions in the democratic party, and Who
viii be able to act independently. strAig htfor-
ward ibdepepdeDt course We think, it wond be next
TO impossible for any one who composed Mr. Folks
cabinet, or any present member Of Congress. to
pursue. CONCORD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-29
CONNECTICUT.
OUR RAhtFoKp CORRESPONDENCE

HARTFORD, Conn. Dec 10, 1852.
TIE E2otioss-Lsnoc- acy n,umphaa.-Tse Cas.
did1t,s tor Locnt Fai Offices from General Perez
Preparations f., he State Election The Prospects
of tls WJigs Dcswroie.
The Wigs OF 0onpac.isns havs NJ yet hardly re-.
covered sofdeisntiy rsm the stunning sfact Of the
late sleoon. TO be ass TO inqaire who or what hurt
them. Tbs. they wers pretty ssundiy thrashed
Will ADMIT Of oNt one oouslusion but when. nv
whom md for whst said tarsshing was Inflicted,
they have ros yet fully. discovered They appear
to bear Il with becoming grace; bat still the quss
sior, wSai caused this political harris.ae that 30
resyly swept ssem ont Of existence, has been for
weeks the subjsst OF saxious inquiry. The Cos.
raw ssa COsr.sr Of this cisy, tpar mobile fraiypa,)
attribute IL wholly 70 lack Of wing votes white
the Pehos,pn ssa JosSnat, OF New Haven, think
al excess OF democratic yotss the sole reason The
Eoro intelligent 81 Tire party, however, believe with
The - raeaeo Star, Ssss IL was brought about 10
Confederation ot scrtuitou5 circuEstsaees supec.
,pdnced by asucoess,cn OF urpsrs elei cDiosdeoc-
This Rss disrcses Of the masterin oesr and lucid
manner, ana Is go generally believed TO kn che
facs, that shere seems hut .little lefs for ms
"a add" However, that it was a triunph-a
srionph, too, OF principle, Of nationality over
8, ctionaitsm-no dsmocras doubts, no whig dare
dssy. Two years ago, when parties here az the.
North were eesdisg before the psstiiential blast
Of fsnstiaisrn, vbich VAS threatening III shake the
Union TO iss ccn.re, almost alone gInoag the North
erp 6emsorocy, shat party, in this State, a. their
state Convent ton, passed resolutions endorsing the
comprense REGULATIONS, and declaring IL thor de-
termination to submit 10 nothing short of . com
plcte carrying out Of oil the measures and prin.
cIpies thereto oontsin6i. Successive conventions
have adopted thoee resolutions rs . finally, aad
eech year by teuoo attic votes have the reports Of
the committee en- federal rslstioas- which hayo al
wvys Eken strong aud unnissakssbls ground ia
favor o. the compro Mise resolutions been carried.
Thus, By planting thenselves upon the broad plat
form Of nsgional democracy. hare the democrsle Of
Connecticut, each year, been enabled to cnrry their
Governor, the Legislature, 10 81 mud in the
aIst Presidential canyAss following, ven plurality
Of 800 yssoe for tscir candidates and thai, TOO,
in the largest poll by thousands ever given Ia Con-
Dectiout such Q result and for ss,h reasons, tnsy
may we'll be prond OF, and It should ensure them no
small degree Of Influence ~ith The incoming adm.
aistrstion. This viii undoubtedly 20 the faot and
many predict that one state will be honored with
voice in the cabinet in the person Of Hou. Isaac
Toucey. This, however, lie mere oopjesture. and b
not ct al probable. Mr.. Toussy was Attorney
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NEW YORK.
oUa ALBANY CORRESPONDENCE.

ALBANY, Dec. 4, 1852.
Reyly to the Albsny Corespoq.dcM of the HsraH-
The Hpaks,S and '.B~,nGs'--7he Organs Of
the Factioas--Ca~at Commissioner Fdltct- The
P,ioo,e Character Of Gorunor Huat-Bad T6sts
Of Mr.. Chatstte--G General Confidence ~ the Prs.
s,Stat fLset.
/ posieed in your columns, on tho I'd inst, a com.
municstion from correspondent In this city, touch
ing en- tletwo factions Of the Democracy, tae recent
festival, Sc. IL is not from gour regular csrtes-
porsept. am quite sure, for he know, TOO we'll the
true state Of feeling existing with both hunkers and
burners, as well Ne the occurrences ut the Ssanwix,
aud is too fsly posted TO the actual condition Of
sfaits, TO make assertions 90 vide Of the mark. A
passage bs~eyer in she letter, has led me to oon-
lecture the source, and must say, that whoa tho
writer speaks Of the 1rgus borrowing type of the
46fios, the communication snvors "ef the saop"
propose TO ravie~ few # tho assertions made by
yosr correspondent, and shal take thon up in their
order.
In relation to the future prospect, Of the hunkers,
! would merely say, that they have the greatest
Conscience in the sbili les and sousd Judgment Of
tho President elect and are willing to trust to his
Judgment in relation TO formation Of eabinet, APP
poiDtmtnts, go, The burners aud "sofss" appear
TO be the only nnxi~us onos there are at present.
shis locality, and 1t is updeniAble thai only ie'
Gays snce two Of the latter CLAN made their way 70
Concord, to rec Gen Pierce in RELATION to the APP
pointnent Of ono Of The most cbnexicus sofss' 70
a place In his cabinet 1t il rumored that tho an
svsr Of the General to their AppicatioD was, that no
person wsuld know any thing CONFORMING who CON-
posed his cabinet until after they were appointed.
Ar.,n.. HtxIo irstanos Of Shs uneqxires5 OF the
burners, Ia tho fact, that while the Electoral ooi
lege were In session in this city, paper wa passed
around among portion Of them, tho sole objest OF
which Was, . recommendation Of tbs same soft
before alluded to, for place n Ne cabinet. This
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wAsHIsaroS, Dec %, 1852
The Position Of G,.e,si D,yas.

1W Tosp'oN u ue"e'ot DpUHs'
In Q letter 10 the HERALD, dated Concord, pub.
Ished Dec. 4, 1852, references Ia made to susdry
soushern democratic Uaiou politicians in . eenso.
rions manner, % having " gone off with the wings
ayear or two ago." and "rolnctrntly csae back
ints line on the heel Of the late election" snd
thAs they woulc have to "undsrgs q pargstorisl
ponoea'ioO for May years TO come before tbsy
oo"id DC admitted into the party. Governor Cobb,
o. Georgia, Governor Foote, Of Mississppi, and
Senators Clements aud Downs, are warmed specii.
eany' The allusicn is doubtless to the Union eara.
nsacd ana published BY sandry members Of Csa
frtss, Wigs and dsmeerats, some time aso. Thu
w.stsr Is 10 suor s TO General Dsvps. Hithough
Union and compromise man, he refused t. ago
tsst card, ADD resisted the des Of separate erraa
issicn OF divofse Of the democracy Of the South
On this question. l make this state nspt al ths
gNeestses Of friends Of General Downs. who Sesiys
- Ah position shsuld net be nisusasrstood
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is twenty thousand dollars. Tas publishers have
cleared so 600 by it. American literature may
~ shs'isbgsd 10 sao~ anything TO 8ompsre
with these facts Yet the book went bog.
ging for psbsisnor even, more than "fom Jones !"
The author frs offered it TO Tisknor, Rsed s.
Fields, ons of frat houses bot they declined to
publish It, on the grouns Of Us hsret,cal v,e~s on
the subject Of slavery she thea offered it 90 Pail
hos saGp.on Go, and mt with even a more
determnet repulsc that housc helms clos deciisj-
ly Conservative. Messrs jewell & Go. took it, ADD
verify they have bad their re ward Besides the
sum already netted by them they will "a Ike thou
faBGs, aInpaly, fon -. FOR ii no ~ osno: and
then al the other works Of Mrs Stowe wili DO pah.
Ifshed by ihsm,
There Is 70 he great efor. made to turn the
wbig triumph here to in the matter OF bank
ing. Mary applications sill bs made 70 trs Legs
lAtnre for increase Of capital IN instances and
for new banks in others. A qsarter Of q million Ia
already contemplated in LoseIi alone, bsing vt 8
rate which would gire upwards Of viz milifons co
TIE abo'e State Bat preliminary TO this ncre ase,
IL II proposed to repei Mr.. Frothngha ms ssuh ing
Law psrsed by the 6rss coalition Legislature aad by
whieD the euro wss put ueon aspiring speculs.ors
with turn faf operations 10 that psti ,ular loe.
Safe ard % adebs tbias the lag good oDe; sus
II has been cured from the Of ITS birth by all
the fast mon" Ia she State IN woiast restraint
on dpnpc'sl genius Mr., Fro,hnsb an is ons OF
those burtsrs Who dsd all they could 10 SECURE the
retsrn ~ the wings 70 power and 1. would bo q
rather smusing sight 10 zee tae ~higs kill this law
Of his rs he lie very much ata,hed 70 It, and proud
OF betrg it's father !" Ny son, Sir" The ncnopo-
hsts look to tho advent Of . wing government
the return 81 sbs golden age. Bank stocks are
great favoites jos. new, and they propose To tvrn
this sentiment 70 very good ss,oons-for them
selves. Perhaps some Of the country wings may
prove ~ iptreetahle ss they did in 1886 when they
followed Mr. Rsntouis lead, and would nes allow
Boston 10 triumph
The official count Of the vote for State Ssnstors
shows that several Of the members elect barely
escspsd defeat In Plymouth county, where the
eoslition strength has been largo, the democratic
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TO Southern and Western
booksellers 81 Merchants.

ENALL TRADE. 1852. BOOKS AND STA
II TIONERY, at wholesale.
HIGGINS g. KELLOGG, Publishers, Booksel-
lers and Stationers, and manufacturers of every
variety of BLANK BOOKS, SO John Street,
Cor. Gold, New YoRK, invite call from Mer-
chants and booksellers to examine the prices and
qualities of tlOr very large stock of Blank Books,
Memorandum and Pass hooks, embracing every
variety needed. School and Classical Books of
every kind used i'm schools and academies. Lii
brary and Miscellaneous Books for Public insti-
tutions, Schools, Families, and Sunday Schools
Bibles Prayer, and Hymn Books, Of great vari-
ETY. of Sizes prices and styles of binding Station
cry, of every variety of Foreign and Domestic
manufacture, all of which they pledge themselves
to supply as low as any other house in the trade
NB.-FOolscup and Letter Paper and States
at mill prices. 10 9.-3m.
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HobensacIk's Worm syrup

HE most safe and effectuaI remedy ever disco
- Nered for the destruction of worms either in
E - or ADULTS, being so safe and pleasant
that it can be given to the most tender Infant
nc hundreds of cures performed daily by this
syrup should satisfy all Of Its unprecedented yir.
tues, rs no parent will be without Ii after once
giving it trial. This syrup IL entirely Vegetable
and not composed of Cnlomcl, Wornisccd, and
Castor Oh end called vegetable ~ many. are,
but is entirely vegetable, and recommended by
tho head physicians of the country and In al
cases where it does not perform according to the
recommendationsl the money Is returned. l
would further say, do not lot your children Cd 70
premature grave, when so pleasant and sac 4
remedy Is at hand, and one that has never faile6
to give satisfaction in cases. Of Worms or Bowel
CoomIPlSaints' hen your children are afflicted
with blueness under the eyes, picking at tic nose
blOated stomach, fever sudden starting in thoiR
sleep, then is your time use this remedy.it be-
ing ior SAFE py every respectable stOrekoeper In
its wonderful cures, as we'll as Of - ~ bn
Hobcn saclS's Liver Pills. F .
Thesc pills being composed Of roots and plants,
l9r diseases OF the Bililary organs, Liver coHi-
plant DC, congestion OF the liver Ii knd,fN 20
exist, from an inclination 10 voitfit being fset
oltter taste IN the mouth, yellow fnrrod Tongue,
Sn' nm .d,Is'' INC ssln hot, and the pulse lh and
M AN extra supply of bile b the cansc -.
Let the afflicted attend 70 IL IN time. These pills
~ VIII remove oil symptoms IN two weeks. - AZ a
eiue IN, they are imlled IN 0bstrnctiOhs,
elLher tot9l or partial, they have been foundl0f
lnestlmable benefit, restoring the fuucffOhal de-
ILesingements p healthy action, purifying the
a6iSod, and other fluids as 70 cfectuafly put TO
night all complaints which may arise from female
irregularities headache, giddiness, dizziness
sight, pain in the side, back. De, - - a
IIee % eents per bog, with full directions. BE
they are the only genuine, all others being n baae
imitation. Prepared at Hobensack's IA baratsrv.
Philad. -'''sisAA VFsS|
AeEN4s.-A. F. Barnes. CIarksburo. .fo.or,,
winters, Bridgeport Smith Dc Co., Pfuntyf oSvn:
smith q Co, Fetterman G. Dotson, West Union.
" lliiam Staggs, StaggsVille y. NJ Borer1ss, n
faFkersbuIg Jos. Steady. MiddIebonrv,oS - =
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Now Banking Homse
IL WASHINGTON CITY.

THE undersigned having been induced to en-
Il bark in the Exchange and Banking business,
n the City Of Washington, d. c., ayails himself
of an early occasion to notify his friends and the
public generally of the fact, and to solicit their
encouragement. His institution will be known
as the 'fBank Of the Union," and from which
not one dollar will be issued, for circulation that
will not be representedby something tangible and
substantial in the shape of Gold and SilyS Drafts
ON the United States Treasury, Northern Ex-
change, or Virginia Bankable Funds.
BY a strict adherence to legitimate issue upon
such basis, it Ivil readily be perceived that the
public are protected, and the bank itself made to
stand on the surest foundation. This enterprise
is entered upon after the maturest deliberatiOn,
and is gratifying to know that it meets with the
approval of experienced and sagacious inanciers
Of New York, Washington and Richmond
In addition to the issue of notes for circulation
" The Bank of the Union'' will collect drafts on
the Government, and ON Tho principal cities 81
the United States, and will negotiate for the pur
chase or sale Con commission) of State Stocks
Guaranteed Bonds of Canal and Railroad Compa
mics, and otlicr good securities.
Q7 Any business connected with the diherent
Departments of the Government, in Washington
will be attended to on liberal terms.
RO. H. GALLAHER.
| Richmond, Va, October, 1S5l.-tE.