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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05
SO Reward.

I OST, on hionday evening last, al Lyons Grocery
in Lancaster, or between there and Thorn's Tan
Yard on Clearcreek Pocket Book containing Sl4,75
in cash; one note on John W. Williams for Sl5 one
on George Mcfarland Tor s25, aud also several due
bills, receipts, &c The finder, by leaving it at this
ollice, will receive the abo! c reward
". H. MORTON.
Lancaster, January S, 1852 3w36
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NAsHINGTuS. eD. g..
The Intaiigencer publishes au official report Of
Mr.. Cay'o Remarks 10 KosSulh (We wiI pub
lish them when received by mil
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Isnac Charltnn,s Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Estate Of Isaac
~ Charlton deceased, was declared insolventat at the
September Of he court of common pleas for Fair
field county, 1851, and tnat the subscriber ap-
pointed commissioner to settle the same All persons
having claims against said Estate are hereby requir
ed to present them within six months from date.
JOHN R. MuMAUGH.
lancaster, October :, 1851 6m22
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05

A CURIosrTY. We think Governor
Wonds Inaugural may safely bo set
down as curiosity aud we would ad,
wise Barnum To buy it. 1t must not BE-
fnrgolten that he is Democratic Gov.
ernor, and yet his address is either lrent
ed with "Silen, contempt" damned will
fent praise" or condemned outright
by his party press. while zeal cnmmenda
lious of il have cImc from the other side
But MAX the pred'ction-lhe Democrat
&c press will have tn cave in.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05

VIRGINIA LEGIsLATURE Important
Proposition On last Wednesday. in the
Virginia House Of Delegates. Mr.. Nc
DnnalC submitted an order, which was
laid over, directing the committee of
courts of justice to enquire into and re-
port upon the expediency of a joint re
solution. instructing the Attorney Gen
eral Of the Commonwealth TO institute a
suit against the Wire Suspension Bridge
Company of the city of Pittsburgh. in
the State of Pennsylvania. against the
Monongahela City Bridge Company. in
the State Of Pennsylvania, aud also a
ganst the Brownsville Bridge Company
in the State of Pennsylvania - all of said
bridges. i: is alleged. ohstructing the
navigation of the Monongahela river t.
the people Of Virginia.
The difficulty which has arisen on &C
count Of the Wheeling bridge, bids fair
to continue a source Of agitation betweel
the States of Virginia aud Pennsylvania
Tor some time to come. Of course tht
decision of the United States Court will
be binding, aud we have no disposition
to question its correctness; but the State
of Pennsylvania and the City OF Pitts
burgh, il seems 10 Us, will not gain any
thing inthe long run.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05
Attachment Notice.

A r the instance of the GAINESVILLE and Maysvillo
N Turnpike Road Complny an attachment was this
day issuedb g. Steinman, Justice of the Peace oil
Hooking township, Fairfield county, against tho pro;
oerty and effects of L. Il. Gordon nonresident OF
said county. .-BllIINGuRUST,
January "a, 1859. For said Road company.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05
New York Markets.

Ngw YuaR. Frhruary T. N.
Cotton Dun, waiting letter.; siiict midGiiu. -
Odrars %. FuHr-gOD1 bbls SnniberH ai :i7J
al -. Curn-aGJJ Du. SDGlirrn At GJ07U
Pork Si3,la4b'3,37. Llnl-j00 ke.,, at g5
C"iire--!0O bas' java At II. 3UJ R1 a. 7iaoI
Prism whisky 2gI.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05
~ roU Msrnrn-sutf.rlns lrom ll.eases o

ARE YOU Misunderstanding from diseases TO
Which females are generally subject, use, DR.. S. D
Howe5 Shaker Sarsa srila-t viii certainly you.
Male or fs'nalc, oil or young ALL and erery Fami-
ly should have this erceH3nt Family medicine By them
Cali at our depot or on one Of our Agents and get
pamphlet, gratis, where you will find Gac.s facis|
frts" that can be 5ubstaHtiafel by thousands Of v-
ing witnesses in this city and country viz ths; TIC
Shaker SarsaPariia, a. prepared by Dr. D D. HOWE,
has been the means yf permanently curing dis
eases to which the human family arc continually sub
jet than aay other preparation Of Sarsaparis ever
yet OrOught before the public. SeeAlyeTiisement.
HooFLASDs GERMAN BIrrERs.-These celebrated
Bitiers, prepared by Dr. c. N. Jackson, 40 Arch
street, Philadelphia, performing astonishing cures
throughout the whole country. We can bear witness
to their curative powers in case Of friend Of ours
who had the Liver complaint anl who had tried almost
every other medicine, bat without effect. After tax
ing few bottles Of these Bittcrs lie wa5 entirely cur
ed To those who similarly afflicted we recon-
mend them to take the preparation, knowing that they
will the disease spoken oil and many others 10
which -hesh is heir To-" There is spurious srtsls
made in Philadelphia. The olly place TO get the gen
uine article is l2j arch street. Philadelphia, Of Dr.
Jackson, or his agent throughout the county.
TFSae Advertisement
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Look Out!

EHoR that hacking cough, it will lead to eonsump-
a tiOn, USE RowE's COUoH CANDY, sold by
Z. L SLOCUM,
Nov 90 Druggist, Lancaster, Ohio.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05

MuXTGoMERY. ALA., Feb. .
The Democratic Convention al this Siare has
nominated W. L, kins as Candidate ior tAe Pses-
denry.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05
A HlNr 10 BLAcksMlrns The cut

A HINT TO BLACKsMITHs The cut
ting Of bars Of iron or pipes with the
cnisel is luxurious aud tarly process. =
BY tho following mode the same end Is
attained more speedily. easily and neat
ly. Bring the iron to white heat, and
then, fixing it in vice. apply the com
mon saw, which, without being turned il
the edge, or njnred in any respect, will
divide it as easily as if it were carrot.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05

Sr. Louis. Jan. 81.
The ice in the Mississippi river Is broken mp
and is now floating past thjs city The river
has risen three feet, aud is still rising We Ionk
lur bols from below iu,murrow.
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ANornna Mexican voLuNrGna DeAD.

ANOTHER MEXICAN VuLUNrEGR DeAD.
Mr. Edwin X Serch, who served in
the Mexican war. in the Blltimore regi.
meut. under the command of the late
Col Watson died at the residence ofhis
father. in Montgomery county. Pa, on
the 9th inst Like mary others, who
have gone before him. he contracted a
disease while in Mexico. which has q.
ventualy proved fatal. lie was a
practical printer by profession S4n.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05
Fancy Articles,

ICsT opening fresh lot Of Brushes Of every des-
- eription Combs Ivory. Dressing, Tuck and side
Net. Parer Cards, Envelopes, Drawing Paper Bris-
80 b,I,, nI,ss,,'' a. ''1'''' G. EACFFMAN & co.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05
Che Markrts.
LANcAsrEn rLar.I1y. Fs5ralyls. la.a
ClneinnatI MarEst..


-, LINcINNATI, rUFO1gJ 3.
River Ii,.-n three feet. No ns,le.orH,urZb,J
sr. firm al 81 30 Whisky IA. 700 bbl. uor, lt
slJ ~ iur mess. and slu fir rnmp. 7aj bi,ts
head lard z 800 kegs 3 NJ change T., p,ocrr.-
Al lhc packets arrived 10 day, pmI lell =, he
usual hour.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05

Grass SEED ExrRApRDINaaY 1T is
stated in the Bangor Courier that at some
Of the disllleries in Massachusetts the
people are packing small casks oi liquor
N large cnsks, some in hay. some in cbatI
aud sumo in seeds. and marked to differ
ent places in Maine as grass seed"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05
nlguerreOtypeS.

EDERSONS wishing Daguerrcotype pictures, unri.
1 vailed in beauty. utility, clearness and depth of
impression, have the same by calling at my rooms
in GieSy's frame building, third floor, entrance
door West OF the Hooking Valley Bank
Lancaster January 20. A. L. FELLER.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05
One square, three insertions ...,.,..,..sI 90

square consists Of IL lines. Yearly advertisers
have the privilege Of changing their Advertisements
four times each year. Persons contracting by tho
yesr, must engage for q certain space, lOr which
they viii be expected to pay.
JOB PriBting.--In Til, department, we expect to
make several improvements We shall endeavor
sta times 10 execute the f4vors of our friends with
promrtncs4, n.atness AMI at the :lOwest prices
BU.!IEsS CARDS rca.ly printed upon reasona-
L.C'.Tma.
Dlanks.--We shall keep constantly on hand BLAEK
DEEDs and MoRTGAGEs. JUsTIcEs' BLANKS, and
viii be ready at all times to print to order SHIP.
ba required.
"Sgpb0rt y5ur olra" is he motto which te strive
impress upon the citizens oi our city and county.
and would be curious ii did not ask it in our own
case a good support to any branch OF ndustTy,will
Lancaster. Jsnuary 8, 1852
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UIGIH19AIo

MARRlED-On the o3l nit. bv Rev j Wag.
eninls, Mr. ions VI SMITH to Mss ELIzADErn
SMITH, ul Franklin Co,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05
Liquors..
Houses and Lots for Snle.

A Casks Brandy. . do London Brown Stout, Wines
Il of all kinds Old Rye Whsley,& sc just received at
July 81 c. KAUFMAN & cos
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05
Sale of Real Estate BIZ Order of Court.

Sale Ol Iteal Estate ID! OTuef OI NOuiI'
Am the 2Oth day of February, A. D, 1852, at ~
" o'clock, NJ, on the premises, in the town OF III.
thopolis, will be sold to the highest bidder, the fol-
lowing Real Estate as the property OF JAoonWAsSER,
deceased to.wit: In Lots Nos 81 and .? IN said town
of Litbopolis-5l appraised at s2S, and 81 at Sl9,
Payments one-third in hand balance in two equal
annual instalments, in ono and two years from day
of sale, with interest. ,-,r
HENRY KISTLER, AdmiOr
Of he Estate Of Jacob IPGgRcr, deccaycd.
January 10, 1859. $l,5O 6w37
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OrGnniZed

LOUISVILLE, Feby Q.
The Legislature organiSed at Baton Rouge, on
the 10Th uIt All tie officers ave Wings
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05

CAUTION To PARENTs. The Boston
Traveller notices the death of q child in
that city. hy cnpvuls;uus, caused 10y eating
raisins. This is no uncnnmnn occurrence.
DR. Devices, III his work un the ply ical
and medical treatment of children. IA
book which parents should wn)mrn,ions
the death of three children from the same
Cause. and remarks "lhat there is no
stomach unless il he that Of an ostrich
that can master the skin of the raisn. ="
rrcuilcct some time since the death Of a
child in cnnvulsons, caused by eating bits
of bark and shrpds of wool which it had
picked up in creeping arndud the room
on the carpet Dried fruit. bark. cork. ar
wonl from the carpet ar blanket, or any
indigeslible substances, in small quaint
ties, causes much sulIa:iug-nnd III con.
siderable quantities is almost certain. by
obs,rucliong the passage of the bowels,
to produce commissions aud death.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05

Tue SULTAN AT A ROMAN CATHOLIC
WEDDING The Courier de Marseiles
states that the Sultan has attended the
s0lemuizalion Of the marriage accord ug
to the rites u! the Roman Catholic Church,
between the sun Of Mr.. f -, with the
daughter Of the Prince Of B.. The
report had long been spread that The sui.
tan intended to be pIcsert at this cere,
mony, but no one would believe that Il
thing 50 unprecedented could take place
The Sultan, however, arrived at the
nuptual mansion without ceremony. cs.
cnrteG by two hnrsemen only, fnIiowc!
hy few domestics. lie was received
with gratitude 10y the clergy aud the fam
lily of the bride and bridegrnom. A
throne was prepared for him, aud, after
he had taken cutfee and smoked tho sac
rameula pipe, the cersmony commenced.
His Majesty stood up the whole time,
saying that he onghl not to hear the name
of the Almighty God called upon in any
uthe. unSiiion.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05

FRrMoNr'S DMINr-Quaric Mn.
ing - The negotiation Tor some time past
pending between Col. Fremont aud Ger,
tain British capitalists for the sale Ia
them ofhi interest in gold bearing lands
IN California, has been brought 10 con
cluSion very satisfactory to all parties,
| learn Col Fremont, through his agents.
receives 100000 upon the execu,
lion Of the deeds tn the purchasers.
fle will afterwards receive sixty thuus.
and dollars year, uni he shall make a
valid title to the land. wherein on he is
Ia receive million Of dollars for the fee
simple "t the property.
The quarIz mining Operations are to
he very extensive in California hereafter
1t viii he carried on not bv individuals
bu, by companies, with large capital. and
requisite skill The result must be gre al
increase of the gold product. even shn'r
the prnducl. as it viii in many cases, tai
short Of It's cost. Many suppose that, foI
years To come. the gold product will u
mount To double what Twas the last year
and that it will reach hundred million,
| u wear.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05

CALIFORNIA INTELLIGENCE. The San
Francisco Picayune says it ha, seldom
been the lot of a steamer to cnuvey "a
fnr,nght's budget Of news more uninter.
esting in character than that which leaves
ply the steamer Oregon We are all al
sea on the Pacific side nf the world. All
iu a state Of uncertainty aud confusion. -
Nothing is fixed and, from all appear.
ances, is not likely to be for sometime To
come No one can tell who Is Governor
Of California, who is Mayor of San Fran
cisco where the seat ni Government is,
whether at San Jnse orValIejo-wha Sc,
Of claimants has the best right to up
wards of half dozen contested seats
in the next Legislature-what patty has
the best title to the municipal govern
ment of San Frauciscn. or whether New
York or the chivalry have the cuntrolin.
power over the democracy.
The Plea uue adds that there is NJ
lnnger any doubt bat that ii great many
frauds wele committed Ia several coun
lies at the late State election.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05

Just Received at the Old Drug Store,
ESA Gallons Linseed OIL Of superior quality
OOU G. KAUFMAN & co.
Lancast-r, July 81, 1851 10
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no THOSE INDEBTED.

We have only few words lor
all those who are indebted to us
in any manner, and we know they
will respond Immediately. In "a
very few weeks, We intend to pur-
chase new type with which to
commence the next volume ofthe
Gazette. We also need money
for other purposes. For these OBJ
jects, we would like to have it
now, t0ithOut delay. We intend
to give our readers a prcttier and
better paper than they ever had
before, and we need the money
Immediately in order to make the
necessarypreparations. There is
plenty owing to us to meet all our
wants, if our customers will only
hand it over. 1t will be 10 them
a small matter-to us it will be
large in the aggregate.
One other word Our friends
can do much to increase our list
g. means by inducing their neigh
bors to subscribe and pay, Do
not wait for the new type. That
will come now in any event if it
breaks a trace. But advance pay
ing subscriptions will greatly as
sist us. Our friends can promise
an improved paper with safety.
Let all pay us during the month
of February who possibly can
and who can't?
Another word Don't read this
and then lay aside the paper and
forget all about it, That will not
help us Let each and every one
take this as an earnest dun, pay
up and then induce his neighbor
to subscribe and do likewise.
Don't forget it!
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05

REFUGgEs FOR Tng UNITED SrATRs.,-
1t is reported that The majority of the
political refugees now in London intend
to come to America. and that the British
Government has been requested by for.
eign powers to use its influence to oh.
tain grauts of land for the emigrants.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05

NTCw FALL GooDS-A large and general aSsor
IN ment now opening and bargains to be had Of the
cheap store oePIssl5ss isss 'O%HS' ' W. T. VICE
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05

R The Tariff resolution of the New
Jersey Legislature, asking for additional
duty on coal aud i,un was passed in the
House on "Wednesday. bya vote "t
43 yeas aud l3 nays; 30 Democrats v"l
ing for it aud ii Wrigs. The nays were
all Democrats Ball. Sun.
Ii may safely be asserted that the De.
mocracy are progressing. When 20 of the
party against IA, decide iu favor ofa pr"
tective duty upon iron and coal, and
when distinguished Governor Of the
third State in the Union endorses Wing
Presidents recommendations for the i'm
pruvemeut ot Rivers aud Harbnrs. not Ia
say any thing of numerous other indi'
cations Of a returning sense oftheir cnnn'
try's necessities. 1t might almnst DO con
ceded that the bars be taken down aud {
free admission granted intn the good
Viii. fold. Nevertheless, there is on'
principle which they still cling tn with te
naci,y aud it has been their main oue-
TO tAc 0ictors bcloag tie spoil" un
ess this. against which the Wing party
Ihas fought for so many years, be aban
.doned, it will not be possible yet To graI
them free ingress into the fnlI. But w
are glad. as it is, to uotice these indica
aiens of progress in the right direction
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05

There viii he meeting of the Laucas,er In.
siIule nj the City Hall On Friday evening next
the 9th instant.
The following Resolution will he .lel,a.el:
Resolsea 7'hai R'5rcsentaiives ought in all
eases 70 comply silk The Instructions IF heir Con
s,itu,Ris.
All vi SaAw Neg. c D. MARrts.
The pub !c generally are Invited I, attend
r p. ETF!NGEa, Secretary.
February 4. 1852
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05

~ Snme penple have very enquiring
minls--but few, we think carry their
curiosity 81 far as a Yankee Giend Of outs,
who rung the bell Of fashionable resi-
deuce the nlher day, aud when the servau;
grim her appearance poitely enqnir.
ed what the family intended to have for
dinuer.
Ey"Sambo. why am De pen dat Gen.
Scott writes wild like rber in Mainel"
"WeII, Ginger, | drops de subject"
"Well. den, | told yon Why it am
Because it am dc Pen Oh Scott," Penob.
scott
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05

tV Yesterdays Telegraph blnckguards
correspondent nf the Ga=ctic because
that correspondent happens to differ
from that paper in its estimate of Kos
sulh, and exercises the privilege Of an
American citizen in speaking his senti
ments; aud in the same column black
guards those Democratic members ofthe
Legislature who would not violate the
Constitution aud their uaIhs uf office aud
vote money into Medary's pockets. A
nice perception Of right aud wong,
appears To have fallen To the lot Of the
editor of that paper. He would be one
to hiss letter ur Daniel Webster read
at Knssuth banquet. Our readers mus
excuse US. but it falls TO the lot of all per
sons. at times. tn brush away a fly when
it makes itself disagreeabe. We would
try to teach the editor of that sheet thai
it was not proper to biackgnard its own
correspondents unnecessarily for differ
ing with him in his estimate Of men nl
things, but as far as we eau j,dge irnn
his public printing article, his theory be
ing 81 adverse to his practice. it woul
he labor spent in vain.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05

I7S|Wenre indebted 10 Senator Wade for yalu
be public dncuneuts.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05

DRAwiNG Too TIGHr.-Louis Napnle'
on has by this time no doubt c"nsumma.
ted the threatened abolishment of the
. "Masonic Lodges" in France. as places
where suspicion AND fear those ranking
thorns If yran's eau st . lurking some ut
the unextingushed sparks nf free''om.-
Thus he will 60 on. from one extremity
tn another. till no suspects every b"dy'S
hands raised against him. creating by his
own apprehensi"ns, the very danger 'ha'
viii eventually consume him Iyrants
are their worst enemies. and Louis Ma
poleon, in drawing the cords too tight,
will thus straugle himself in the Moose
that he has tied for others. Happy iniat'
ua,ion for the masses of mankind.
Louisville Journal
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A HrT,-Once in while 'cajf like
Ihls floats down the stream nf Poilics: -

A HlT-Once in while a waf like
this floats down the stream of Politics.: -
There are two ar three cases of con
tested seats this session in Pennsylvania,
aud among them is that of Col, NJ. Full
ler (Whig of Luzerne-t the contestant
peing that nf Col. Hendrick B. Wright,
whu was Presi lent ri tho Democratic
Con, enlion at Baltimore IA, the time The
twn thrh rnle was established. Van Bu
rem thrown overheard, aud Mr. Polk nom
mated. The District Col Fuller repre-.
seuts is from 900 Ia $500 Drmncralic.
vet in n fair fight, he heat Col. Wright
50 votes. But the anecdo'e tells its own
story
About the commencement Of the pres
ent session an o;d Democratic arquain.
tance met C"l. Wright. at tho National,
when the following c"lloquy took place:
'Ah! Colonel, how d dol Going t"
stay with us some time?
WELL replied the Colonel, 1 can't
say how long I'm coutestiug FnIler's
seat
'Ah! yes. Iremrmber-you run against
him; did any other candidate run'
No .
But FulIer's IVAig"
Yes
lie, me see; your district is composed
of Luzerne, Columbia, M"nIonr and
Wyoming pretty sIrnngly Demo
cratic. if remember rightly.
Yes, that's true
: 'Colunpl how much majority did Lu'
zerne give the Democrats last election!
'Fnurtren hundred and thirty
'Cnlnmhiar
; Ten hundred and twelve.
; 'MontourT
Five hundred aud ten
a Aud Wyominel
/. 'Two hundred aud twenty i've.
. Lets see thirty one hundred and up
! ward; aud only You and Fuller runF
. Only ns two; whyP
!. Why. il strikes me, Colonel. thatit /
: were my easel shouldn't contest tia
seatp
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05

The Weaiher-rhe pleasant spriog.like wealth.
erol the past few days has a must agreeable in.
tnrnce. aud is in strong contrast with the severe
cold Of the past moi nth.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05

RELIGIoUs INTELLIGENCE. "A very i'm
portanl movement is on foot in the Me
thodist Episcopal Church, looking to the
admission of lay delegates into the Gen
eral Conference. We notice that, in the
East, the innnvation meets with genera |
favnr, on account Of its being more in ac
cordance with the genius Of American
Institutions.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05

Personai.-Any imperiectons which mry be
Iunnd in the amount and variety OF mntler for the
present aud next week. we trust uur leaders viii
overlook We are short Of hands aud this vii
continue the case during that period. We have
10 opportunity to supply tho deficiency until the
oue who has left US. returns.