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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-13

GERMAN IMMIGRATION AT New YoRK.-
The arrival of immigrants from Germany, at
New York, this season, has been very large
and of superior character, as respects
means. The captains of the vessels recent
ly arrived state that all their steerage pas
sengers have brought money in coin and
bills Of exchange, varying from $3.50 to
$400 each. The arrivals of German imi-
grants during the last three weeks, It is said,
have added full 81, 100000 to the circulation.
These migrants do not remain in New York
but seem to be well informed as to the points
they ought to strike for, and accordingly,
they proceed without any unnecessary delay
to their destination.
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Valuable PronertY for Sale.

TIME subscriber offers at private SALE Eighty A.
L cres of Land, being the Southwest part Of the
Farm on which she now resides. and adjoining the
Lancaster, on the Royaton Road, afordng one of the
best sites for country mansion within the vicinity
of the city: one.third part wood land and the remain
der in four fields under fence. The improvements are
two small Frame Dwellings, Shed Barn, and Stabling
two wells, one with Pump, the other adraw we'll
Possession given to tho purchaser in time to seed
wheat this Fall HANNAH LEVERlNG
March %, 1852 bw4S
lTEagle please copy.
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FRESH DRUGS.

FhEoH DEtUOuSs
M E are receiving from the Eastern cities fresh
w lot Of Drugs and Medicines consisting in part cf
SO 10 or. PGIeQlinne Magnesia CaIciAe6
% rs Eng Calomel do Carb
l0oz Sulph Morphine Cantharides
Ms Iodine Nitrate Silver Crystal
2do Hyd POTASH Lupulns 't'
900 do Sui Cart Soda Beberine, &c. ....i
With full stock to which we invite the attention.
of Dealers, before purchasing. Give the Old Drug
Store call. G. KAUFMAN Il co.
Lancaster, July 81 1851. 49,
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nEALING OlNIMENT
From Physicians the most
skilful and celebrated
from Councillors learned
in the law, from Judges Of
celebrity on the Benc h,
from Ministers Of the Cos
pei, whose undertaking in-
tegrity have made them
shining lights in the path
Of Truth, from enlighten-.
ed Professors. from acute
Merchants, & from those
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OF every name
and degree among manKInd-all Of which. without
one dissenting objection pronounce this Ointment to
be GOOD!
As day by day II tunobtrusively extends its sphere
OF action along the borders Of our vast country and
circulated throughout its extent, new evidences ofits
power and new proofs of its efficacy are continually
ease within the last four years have established the
dicon that il is INTALLBLE In the cure Of all Tu-
mors, Ulcers Sores Burns, letter. Piles, Scrofula,
Eryspelas chilblans scald Head sore Eyes, Quinsy,
Group Rheumatism, Broken Breast Ague in the Face,
corns Sc II completely restores the lnsensible PER-
sPIRArIoN and by this opens those avenues by
which nature intended to expel the morbid matter OF
the body thus Is the system cleansed the blood pu-
rifed: and the health restored.
II has power to cause all external sores, ScrQfpt-
Gus HumOrS, and Poisonous mounds to discharge
their purd natter and then heal them. tits rightly
terme All Healing, for there is scarcely disease,
external or internal, that il will not benefit. ] have
used forhe last fourteen years for all the diveSses
of the chest consumption and ver involving the ut
most danger and responsibility; and declare before
heaven and man. that not in single has fail.
cd to benefit when the patient was within reach Of
mortal means. g.-.. .'t
J. McALISTER. l41 Fulton.st, NewYork. Sole Pro-
prietor A. & S HENDRY, Agents for Ohio
Sold by Il. L, Slocum and Otto w. Kraemer, LaneAs-
ter; l.. Kalb Nashville; WV Reed Carroll; Camp.
bell Pickerngton; Leonard and Brother, BASIL A. =.
Mthof, Lockville; Samuel Bartlett, Winchester; J.
Endsey Lithopolis L. Geohegan, Baltimore; Clay.
pool, New Salem; J. and S. Henbee, Amanda; Daniel
Hawkin, Sugar Grove; Ashbaugh and Beery. Bremen.
October %. 1851 26
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Lancaster, November 20, 1851 .. %
MARBLE AND SANDSTONE YARD.

A ]. LILLY & CO., at the corne Of Broad and
N. Lawrence streets, with the aid Of Machinery
which will soon be in operation, offer the public the
following articles at very lOi0 prices :,
OF fMarble--Monuments, Head-Stones, Nantes
and Table. Tops ,,.-
OF Free.StOne- Head. Stones, Hearths, Window
Caps and Sills =. .,,,,,
Or Monuments with or without
marble tablets tor Inscriptions round monuments;
columns for poticoes gate or fence posts; Sun dals
&c:-urned with almost any moulding required
All kinds Of building work well done at short
notice.
Our stock Of Marble, all Rutland Stoue:
Free-stone, the best we can find;
Sandstone, Lamot's and other stone OF
fine quality.
Please call and examine for yourselves 80
A. J. LILLY co.
Lancaster Ohio, sept. l3 1851. 3mI2O
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HOI For California!
nd will he snlh at the Ph

M UST and will be sold. at the Philadelphia
WI Commission Store, within the next 30 days,
a large and splendid assortment Of Dry Goods
Who needs, bny If not cheap, do not take them,
All who consult their own interest, PUSH AHEAD!
AT ONCE Arrangements made to wait on ALL
JOHN G. WILCOX, Agent.
Lancaster, January 90, 1852 %
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BOOT AND SHOE SHOP

R EMOVAL.-J. M. Miller has removed his
~ Boot Shoe Shop from his old stand to the
On n Shatrk's RotU, opposite SiOcums
Drug Store, and formerly occupied
=A,-A - by Springer &TroRt, as a Tailor
Shop, where he will constantly KEEP
- on hand and make to order BooTt
and Shoes, ofhll kinds manufactured from good stock
by the best workmen, and sold at the lowest rates.
Thankful for past avors, he sOlicits continuance
Of the public patronage. April 8, i852-3m49
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OLD CHECKERED
@OO0Ohhn3 S4@u9,

TIME largest lot of Fresh, Fancy, FALL and WIN.
TER CLOTHING, and Furnishing Goods, that
have ever been offered in this city, is be had
1.-THE Old Checkered Furnishing Store, At very re-
duced urices. We Astter ourselves, that when you
examine our large assortment You will do the JUS
tice in saying that such splendid stock Of CLOTH
ING has never been offered in establishment IN
this part OF the country before We deem II unne:
cessary to mention the different articles, but we wli
saw tha, there Is no article Uorn by or boy buf
What pe can furnish you the lowest possible price
DI''' -, COULEHAN 4 co.
Lancaster, November 10. 1851. ..s 70
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OOO Kegs Pure White Lead s 6bbfs Venetian Red,
SUU 10 do Red Lead, / do Yellow Ochre,
Kegs Dry White Lead, 40 do Linseed Oil.
10 do Lithsrage 8 do spi Turpentine
100 lbs Chrome Green. 2 do Japan VArnish
100 do do Yellow 4 do Copal do
2OO do American vermillion do sup coach dose
Just received and for sale at the city Drug Store late
G. e. Beck EDWARD L. SLOCUM.
Lancaster, June 26, 1851
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IsrERvrEw wrrH rHE HoE. HKKRr CLAY.

INTERVIEW WITH THE HOK. HENRY Clay
"A correspondent of the New York Express,
who visited the room of Mr.. Clay, and found
him in company with two friends from New
York, few days ago, thus describes his ap-
pearance:
"There is hardly strength enough in his
hands to convey food to his mouth, and he is
helped to and from his bed like a feeble
child. He rises very late, and as he told
me, has not known for a long time what it
was to enjoy an hour of sweet, refreshing,
natural sleep. But like an old forest oak,
beautiful even in its decay. The lustre of
his eyes is undimmed. He both sees and
knows his friends. The grasp of his hand
is as fervent, earnest and kindly impressive
as ever it was. His voice continues to be
all sweetness and melody, except when its
tones are moved by that bodily weakness
which makes it painful for him to speak
it is always very painful for him to speak
long. But the greatest blessing which God
vouchsafes to a dying man is bis.
"He has that peace Of mind which the
world can neither give nor take away, and
an intellect as unclouded as the day of its
greatest brillancy. Most Of his thoughts
are devoted to that change Of existence from
which none of us are exempt, and that
change may come in an hour or day, or it
may be postponed till the spring or summer
flowers fade, and die. In the meantime,
Mr.. Clay is TRANQUILITY prepared for the mes
senger whenever he comes, and he remarks
of his death in confding, Christian spirit,
that though 'it may be presumption in him to
say SO, he looks forward to the world beyond
the grave with faith in God, and trust in a
better life.' He is member and cOmmuni-
cant ofthe Episcopal Church, and among the
few books in his room the word of God oc-
cuPies the most conspicuous place.
RAILROAD FAcrLTIEs.-The advantages
resulting from the completion of our Rail-
road to Cincinnati, may be appreciated by
the statement of the following;
On last Thursday, Mr.. WIN. West, mer-
chant of this place, took breakfast with his
family, went to Cincinnati and purchased q
stock of Goods, returned in time to take tea
at home, bringing with him portion of his
goods, which he opened,and before he CLOSED
his store, had the cash for n part of those
brought, in his money drawer!-HillSborO
GGE. ...
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Attachment Notice.

4 Tiny instance attachment was this day issuot
~ by tiotleb Steinman. Justice Of the Peace Tor
Hooking township, Fairfield county, against the pro-
perty and effects Of Henry Wolleber, nonresident
SAM 4. MACCRACKEN
March o. 1852 AVA
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Dissolution OF Partnership.

VTNHE Partnership heretofore existing under the
Il name and firm Of B0PE 4 BECK, is this day dis.
sov d by mutual consent the books and accounts arc
ment,, and by whom all claims against sal irm will
be paid p. BOPE.
March &c. 1852, JF BECK.
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SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKING;
Co-PartnershiD.

CO-Partnership. t-1e
TINE undersigned has taken into partnership Id
L the Saddle, Harness and Trunk manufacturing
business, JOHN II. MATLAoR, and the business will
hereafter be conducted under the firm name Of LIT.
TIE G. MATLACK. The patronage Of the public
is respectfully solicited. -,,t
IrAh those indebted to the subscriber, are earn
estly requested to call and settle the old busineiS
must be closedup. JOHN n. LITTLE.
March 80, 1852. d&W48
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Fire, Fire, Fire, Fire, Fire.

TNHE undersigned as Agent Of the CITY INSU-
i RANCE COMPANY OF CINCINNATI, is pre-.
pared to insure property Of any description against
loss or damage by FIRE, in the town OF Lancaster
and vicinity. Office Main Street, Fosters Building.
JOHN GARAGHTY.
Lancaster. December 81. l849 dl2b
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ALh9GALS9

So AZsA9G1SS9e
WTE HAVE JUST RECEIVED and opened al ou
w old stand very large snd:well selected STOCK
Of Spring and Summer Goods.
FOR THE LADIES:
WE can boast, that we have nice stock Of dress
goods, bonnets ribbons parasols gloves, &C.. as can
be found in this city We have also very extensive
Stock Of Gentlemen's Wear
OF almost every price and description, Our stock Of
GROCERIES, QUEENSWARE,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Cotton Yarn, Muslins,
Batting, &c. &c.,
is very large and of he best quality.
As wo intend doing almost an exclusive ready pay
business we can offer great inducements to buyers
Call and examine our stock.
Wanted, Wheat, corn, Rye, Oats, Wool. FlAxseed
&c., fIr which the highest market price will be paid
April 1. JULlAN& ULRlCK.
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TnE FRANKLIN BANK.-The Franklin
Bank of this State has closed its concerns
as Bank, and the firm Of GrOesbeck d Co.,
have taken its place, The change is caused
by the tax-law, the construction among the
brokers here being, that II imposes less tax
on brokers than on Banks. The effect in
this case will be TO draw out of circulation
all the notes issued by the Franklin Bank, a
saie and good one, leaving their place to be
tlled by other banks out of the city, and
mostly from other States. The withdrawal
OF the entire circulation of the Lafayette and
franklin Banks, will make quite an opening
for the notes of other and distant Banks
Gin. Gaz.
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LANCASTER MACHINE FOUNDRY

LANCASTER MACHINE FOUNDRY.
- DEvOL 4 co. are prepared to furnish all kinds
". Of Steam Engines, upon short notice and
at Cincinnati and Pittsburgh prices.
Also, all kinds Of Mill Gearing. Hoisting Screws,
Regulating Screws, Jack Screws; Fullers Screws and
CIDER Screws.
Mill Spindes of cast iron or wrought.
Bales and Drivers, &c. &c.
They will also furnish the Parker wheel to
suit any head Of water, and with either iron or wood
shaf. Also, the Atkinson " heel ft up as above.
The patent on the Parker Wheel has expired and
sequently they can be had much cheaper.
They also continue to make DevOl's Threshing
Machines, and keep lot constantly on hAnd war
ranted the best In Ohio
All the above articles will be made with especial
and by the best workmen, and will be warranted
All kinds Of repairing done upon the shortest notice.
They also keep constantly on hand, ALL KINDS OF
CASTINGS, usually kept In a Foundry. Thy have
completed their front shop. so that those who call,
can examine their work
They are also at this time manufacturing the Lee
fell Cook stove, which received the frat premi.
nm at the Ohio State Fair al Cincinnati last Fall, and
will keep them constantly on hand.
The known quality of the work done at this estab-
lshment Tor many years pasts the best guarantee that
In future the subscribers will labor to desire the pa
tronsg- Of the public. They invite examination.
Lancaster, MAY %, 1851 G. DEVOL co.
LMFKONE NOUh UNDENSIANDINUs
XNToRK, SON & WORK would respectfully in
w form tho citizens Of Fairfield and the adjoining
counties, that they hand as usual at their old
stand one door West Of Slocum's Drug Store with a
large and splendid assortment Of everything in their
line.
LADIES! We have taken special care il making our
purchases so AZ to please you.
We have q little Of everything, from JENNY LINN
BusKIN down to the smallest children's shoes.
We have also on hand and are prepared to make ia
order.
Gentlemen's Buslrin aud Seamless Caters, Con
gress Boots, nc. We also have on hand Ladet' Gum
Shoes.
FINDINGS, &c.--We are also prepared to furnish
Shoemakers and Finding Stores with Findings ofevery
description, such Kits, Pegs, Boot-web6ing, Shoe
strings, Laces, &c.
Sole Leather, Morocco bindings, &C., always oil
hand.
In addition to the work on hand, we are prepared
as heretofore to manufacture everything In our line
Our own work needs no recommendation. We hop,
by proper attention to our business, to secure fai
show Of the public patronage, as we will always b
on hand 70 wait upon our customers and do our best
please them. WOKK, SON & WORK.
Lancaster, April 10, 1851. 49
n.
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RUSSIAN CLEMENCY. from War
saw, received by the Niagara, state that the
Car has shown mcrcy-Imperial mercy, to
u number of Polish noblemen now in Sibe-
ria, whittier they were sent, with many 9TH
crs who have since died, in 1924. The un-
happy men are to come back to what was
their home, but not u larthing of the revenue
of their estates will they be allowed To han
die. The government having long since ap-
propriated the whole as rewards to its militia
ry and civil employees.
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CO-PARTNERsHfP.

GILBERT DEVOL and A. C. LIVINGSTON hsv.
" ing purchased the interest of Joseph Kurtzman,
will in iuture carry on the Foundry and Machine
BUSINESS at the old stand West end of street,
under the firm name Of GILBERT DEVOL CO.
The new firm is to settle and pay all the debts Of tho
old firm GILBERT DEVOL,
ANDREW c. LIVINGSTON,
Lancaster April l6 1851 ..
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A NOBLE LADY,--Among the colored emf
grants that were to sail from Baltimore on
Saturday last, was n colorcd man, belong
ing to lady of Virginia, who sends him out
to see the prospects of the country, and is to
return and report to her, if favorable or un-
favorable to taking up his residence there, II
favorable, she will then manumit about fifty
other slaves, with the requirement that they
shall 60 out to the land of their fathers, and
enjoy the liberties which are offered them,
all their expenses being paid by her.
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ScoTT IN WIsooNsIE.-In reply to the
statement in the Buffalo Commercial, that
the Wisconsin delegates to the Wing Ma
tional Convention are in favor of Mr.. Fill.
morc's nomination, the Milwaukee Sentinel
says the delegation from Wisconsin "were
uncommitted at first, and their vote was "a
be, nndis to be, cast for that one, among the
array of leading Wings, who, all things con-
sidcred, will most surely lead on the hosts ol
the party to victory. Should anything oc-
cur to place Mr.. Fillmore in that position,
the delegation might cast unanimous vote
for him; but we venture to assure the Com
mcrcial, that there is no future event more
certain, than that General Scott will re-
ccive the vote of Wisconsin"
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Look Outl

McELROY&BlLL.lNGHU have rcmovedtheii
IXl Root and Shoe Shop to Giesys building, first
door east of the Exchange and Immediately opposite
Mr. Samuel Beery's Grocery's, where they will keeI
on hand and manufacture to order, Boots and Shoe
Of the best quality; all warranted and sold at low
cures. Please caH al the Railroad Sign.
McELROY & BILLINGHURST.
Lancaster April 10, 1852 6U
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"RELIGIoUs LIBERTY. THE Philadelphia
papers state that, ION Thursday last, Ben
jamin Passmore and Joseph Passmore, two
young men, residents of West Goshen town.
ship, Chester county, Pennsylvania, were ar
rested and placed in prison for refusing to
pay military fines. They are members Of
the Society of Friends"
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The NTaine Lnw I'm NTassachusett,
Schooner wrecked.

New YORK, May 7.-Schooner Nassau,
from Porto Rico to New York, was wrecked
at sea. All lost but one sailor.
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PIIOSGENE LAMPS.

A New and desirable article recommended
N economy, comfort and avoiding grease on Car
pets, &c. They only need being seen to induce any
one to purchase them. The public invited to cal
and see them at the city Drug Store.
lancaster June 36, EDWARD L. SLOCUM.
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DUTY. 400 pounds machine made Putty IN
Il bladoers, for sale by OTTO WiKkEAMDh: ?
Lancaster, May 20, 1851
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01~0mnibuses IRE beginning to be CON-
structed ofiron in England. They arc said
20 be lighter, stronger, and more commodi-
, ells than thos. of wood.
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6TClarion county, Pa. (north-east from
Pittsburgh is distinguished for iron ore and
Locofoco majorities. Its usual mark is 1000
majority for Polk, Cass, &c. out Of some A.
900 votes; but last Fall it piled up 1900 for
Biger. The Sheriff of said county offers to
sell sirty-nine several parcels of Real Estate
on the first of May, including nine furnaces,
The Sherih's description ofthis property Ills
nearly six columns of the Clarion Register,
the Democratic organ. OF course, we see
how the editor can stand this, but are not 30
clear about the iron-workers and farmers
Shall we say 1900 or 800 majority for you
merit Fall, gentlemen! Don't let the editor
who pockets the profit of advertising your
property at Sheritf's sale dictate your an
swer,-Triblae.
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HItna Insurance. COmDanv,

HIIHH IHsuIHhCt COmpHhYs
VUNHE undersigned s local agent for the above CONF
4 pany for Lancaster an vicinity This is the
Oldest company Of Hartford Connecticut, and is az
solvent and responsible any company in the United
States. JOHN d. MARTIN.
Lancaster November 10, 1851 3h28
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01-Itis pretty certain, if we may credit
the "signs Of the times, THAT the greater mass
Of the LocOfoco party repudiate the doings
of their brethren at Columbus the past ses-
sion. A strong member ofthat party from
Columbus, stated to one of our citizens few
days since, that even in his county the
Wings could easily carry the day if an cleo
ton should come off His friends there
would like an opportunity to rebuke the
friends Of the new Constitution.-Tribtne d
Clinper.
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RAvAGEs OF THE YELLOW FRvER AT Rlo.-
A letter in the New York Express, dated
Pernambuco, April 4, says;
"The yellow fever Is chiefly confined to
the shipping, and only the crews Of two ves-
sells hero-tho Minnesota, from Philadelphia,
and the Henrietta, Of Baltimore-have sui-
icrcd. In the city and interior not case
has occurred since the I'd of February. Bu,
at Rio de Janeiro its ravages are heartrend,
ing. On IN average, sixty cases are report,
ed to have taken place daily among the
crews of foreign vessels; and, from the most
reliable authority, Gun inform you that, Of
81 vessels now ut that port, - are Swedish,
the crews Of all Of which have been swept
AWAY by this devastating plague"
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MORE THAN WAS ASKED FORA singular
trial has grown out of spiritual communica-
ton, made through couple of mediums who
lighted down in the town of New Berlin,
Chenango county, and offered their servi-
ces in transmitting dispatches to and from
the spirit world. gentleman who sought
their good Offices, in company with several
others, required to be told Of the condition
Of his deceased paternal ancestor, and the
answer was given that his father was quite
happy in the sphere beyond, and felt no re-
gret at parting with the outer world; for in
his mundane existance he had suffered crue
treatment ut the hands ofhi son, (the ques.
tioner,) who had beaten and chained him
and practiced other affecting indignites upor
him. The gentleman denied the harsh i'm
peachment, declared himself slandered, ant
sought redress at the hands of the courts, by
bringing an action of libel, not against hi,
"iather's spirit" but upon the offending me.
diums, who had either too faithfully trans.
mitted the message or meddled in a matter
too delicate for their attention. The case il
still pending; but the ChenangO Telegraph
says there are reports that the testimony e.
licited at the primary investigation rather
tended to confirm the offensive Dispatch
The mediums were held to bail to answer
the charge oflibel.-Rochester Democrat
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A CALIFORNIA FORTUNE REcovERED.-On
Monday, the trunk belonging to Mr.. Merritt,
of Nashville, containing $4,000 in gold
dust, lost on the Robt. Rogers, was ished up
from the bottom Of the river. The gold was
the total result oftwO or three years hard la
Dor in California, and the recovery Of the
trunk was certainly an extra piece Of good
luck