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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-01-28


III. Sheiisbarg5 read ihe no act aud
thought that sufficient.
Mr.. cfoxtoa thought that II hey wanted
y remove be liquor, there would be Nc
trouble.
Mr.. Meas offered "a amendment 10 the
frsi r~esolnQon, to insert in the place of Capt.
Webster. the Sheriff Of Jefferson county.
Mr.. Deckcl offered an amendment, which
was accepted by Mr.. Means. who Withdrew,
hisown 70 this effect; TO authorize the Sheriff
oi Jefferson county Ia collect the arms be-
longing TO dee State and retuin chem - the
arscpaiat this place.
Mr. Bliss thought we we're going to de-
clare war-whieh this legislature had no
power 10 DO. He thought the sheriff was
empowered by time honored law TO call upon
the whole force OF the county, ii necessary
% aid him, and that it was unnecessary IL
give him that power byresolUtion.
Mr.. Ward. Of CraWford, moved to amend
by sending the gentlemen from Montgomery
iaud the chairman of the committee ON Tenn
perance down to quell the riot. Ruled out.
Mr.. Withrow proposed that the citizeus o
SIeubenyille should suppress the sale OF Ii.
quor within Eve miles, Not in order.
Mr.. Means said he saw that it was the
disposition of some gentlemen to poke fur
at his constituents. lie would say TO the
gentleman from Montgomery. that he hat
no doubt that he had slain his thousands
yea his tens Of thousands-and he would
leave the gentleman to refresh his memory
with the balance of the quotation. Blu.
this waSno matter of sport. blood had beer
split in the streets OF S~teubenville, two mcr
had been killed and others disabled and he
thought the law WAS defective in the presen'
case, to provide a remedy for the evil. II,
wanted The resolution passed, or the amend
ment Of The gentleman from Montgomery.
Mr.. Gest moved tina! the resolutions viii
pending amendments be referred 10 a selec
committee OF three, which was ios;.
On motion Of Mr., Bishop,
Said resolution and pending amendmen.
were indefinitely postponed.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-01-28

~ hFG9 n.lisll Bi Carl. ~uaa tar ol by
1sG Cj,n28J ElaL> n CALDWELL.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-01-28

y B3i.S. EjrtoH ~atls reed ard for sale by
aO LINES. kl1LS& rAiDWEIt"
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-01-28

!. A CASKS Sal )" Ia, " superior article, Tor
" sale b. Iiht28J kflia & CAIpwNrI..
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-01-28

o , CASKS pmssiHle Potash for sale by
- jai25 KEiiE \ CALDWELL.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-01-28

{ "A BGI.S Gtauher Salts rec and for sale ny
" in4eI kELiS II CALDWELL,
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-01-28

4 uGHOOD--5O boxes E&tlNct Logwood re
a Arrivcd ana Gor snle by
u2, MILLS g. CALDWELL.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-01-28

/, CASKS Bictrumale porush received and Cor
J sale nv tan2S kGLIsAC ALnwE.L.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-01-28

One square of Lots, comprising nearly one mere
of ground; separated fran the %stabIing only by
IN alley. Said property is in the immediate VII
emily OF the terminus Of the Arm OF the Steuber-
VILE & Indiana Railroad. coming to Cadiz, AMI
is expected to be completed in lees than two
nnra fran this time.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-01-28
Grntincl & former.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For Jua.e ellie Saprems Court.
WILLIAM B. CALDWELL.
For member ottAs Board Of The Pu5lic Works,
NJ 5. STEEDMAN.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-01-28

JPThe Cleveland Plain Dealer
has been enlarged and otherwise
greatly improved. Success to ii. y
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-01-28
Wednesday, January 81

edneSuaE, January 81.
SHNATE.-Thjs morning the riiue Of the
Senate Wa, occupied In committee Of the
whole Of the Dii defining the Jurisdiction
and re Suiatn THE pr tcticeo fptobAte Courts, .
The question under discussion WAS rs to what
amouu Of exclusive Jurisdiction Should b.
given to tie Probate Court. before the
yote was tlEcn the committee rose, reported
progress. ami ASKED leave to sit again; and
tar Senate took a recess.
IloUsE.-Mr. O'Neill, introduced, in pur-
suance Of notice, a bill to provide for the
printing Of public documents in the newspa-
iers.
Ar. O'Neill said he wished to call the at
tention Of the House particularly 10 this bill.
Is object was 10 print such ofthe documents
as were necessary 10 be distributed among
the people generally Of the State. Such
documents III 4 condensed form, could be
published in the various county papers, and
read BY the mass Of the people At a much
less expense 70 the stare.
1t would MOI interfere with the bill regu-
latlng printing, which had been reported by
the committee, Tie intention OF that bill
was to provide for The printing of suchof the
documents as were necessary for the use Of
The members Of the House.
The reports contained a mass OF useless
matter, WHICH was never read by the people,
Who. he asked, eyer read 4 report oil the
Board vi agriculture? Another eonsiIera-
ton in favor af this bill was that it would
save ANNUALLY an AMOUNT OF some five or ten
thousand dollars in postage and transports
lion, WHICH 6aS thrown into the Federal
Treasury.
The anne gentleman introduced . bill tc
provide tpr the appointments OF three Com.
inissioners to revise, simplify, and abridge
the system OF p~ractlee. DC, iii the Courts o.
Law. TIA m
This bill provides that they be appointed
by the Governor with The aIvi G and consent
ot the Senate, within ten days Of It's passage,
That they have u per diem Of 80, and q
clerk with i per Jien Of 80. That they re-
port within " days; and thereafter from
lime % timr, Agd that lhey take for their
guide the 8ew Clde 81 New York 50 lar as
applicable.
Nj. Means moved 70 take up the printed
report OF the Standing Committee on Militia
ia preference u tie ~s.tupelYitiv riois, which
was agreed to.
After some explanatory remarks. in which
he stated that thrre were in lis hands Vi the
Irish spsus ~ ur ~ stands Vi muskets. Mr..
Ward, IL Crawford, moy.d that the rioters
b SEM y uunsAey. wiich was ruled oqt By
the Speaker. f s8 NJ. /.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-01-28
Isn.

LIFE INSURANCE. ~.
n IVES INSURED by the Kentucky Mutual
4 Life Insurance Company, at Covington, Ky.
THIS Company has an actual capital Of Sla.e
Hundred ThOuSaMd Dollars, and 10
managco by men Of the highest integrity and ra-
.ponability. Pamphlets furnished. information
given, and applications received BY
: B.. w. PHILLIPS, Agent 2aH
b F.Berklcy. Medical Examiner. jauas q
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-01-28

HkAh&RbW AkSE ANU GUAEGhh ksN
No. u, MosRoE ST WHEELING, Va. rs
NHE subscriber has just received a comple,n
assortment OF ARardwa are aUd CNtleEX
If every description in the line, for Smiths. Cnr-
,ente rs. Mill Wr;ghts and demonstrating, togeth-
u with So ythes, sickles, scythe snaiheS, Scytha
tones Cram Crndles, Forks o. every description,
novels, Spades, Maltocks, mill and cross-cut
avs ro,,d and chipping Axes, cast, shear and
Inglisil Blister Steel, Rifles, Machine Cards etc..
bxet4er with every variety IN tive Hardware lina.
which Will he sold GU al good teyms AZ on ba j
gound IN The West SAMUEL NEIL, ID t9
may7llEta 49, 90 1880. WI ~
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-01-28

. LUH-20 bbi, just r,ceiyc' and tor sale by
"A irn23 KELLS CALDW ELL.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-01-28

ATlTRIOt--5 casks OF Biua Vitri1i lor salrby
i,p28 KhLLS IL CALDWELL.
4}IrRiOL-25 cnrboyI Oil VilJioI, warranted
y fall concentration. TOR alle IT umuitPctuftr's
prices bv jan2@ KEL Is CALDWELL
A ClD2NilrIc aud Nurjatic Acids far sale
n nv kELhS & CALDWELL.
iat2S Druggists. Wheeling, Va,
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-01-28
VDGgssGbGe E&eNE Estate

to W.T.. Tnat Yell known Tavern stani, III The
Town of Cadiz, Hanist n county, Ohio, known ny
the name of the +" National House, and M prcs-
ent OCCUPIED by Thomas M'Cue; situate on the
corner Of Slcuhrnville snd Warren streets, one
square west ofthe Public Buildings. The House
is large aud commoIious Tor IL Public house, to-
gerher with extensive ~Stnhllng, Sheds, &c. and
n good Wagon Yard, all in good repair.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-01-28
PAIN

From Madrid it is announced, that the
withdrawal Of Lord Palmerston from the
English Cabineth had been received with great
satisfaction, except by the Progressistas.-
1t was rqmored that Lord Howdsn would
resign in cons equence Of the retirement Of
Lord Palmerston.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-01-28

EarW WHY were Adam and Eve the first
sugar planters? "
Because they raised the first Cain
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-15
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
Prom washIngton.
WAsnIEaroa. Jannary lO

WAsHlEGroS. January 10.
The National LatcHigrHeer luis mufning says
thaltbe interview whist took place yesterday br
tween K'psltl aud Mr. Clay VIE mnsi cpr'lis'
aud lri"ndly, aud Of more Ilian ~ hours duDilL'p
IN tile coulse Of which Mr. Clay frankly diselu,ct
lis sentiments. At considerable length as o. ih'
pulicy Of this country IN reference o. The question
Of intervention in Eurnpean af,irA sir. Clay. u.
is understood is npp'sed to any change in the
policy ol The Government. dscmiug il beet not
only for ourselves but likewiss lnr the dn,vnlrnd
den p"pnap'u Of Europe rhd we slinulI pur'r..
ss hitherto. the even teuor or our W. q
Kossulh paid the most respectful attention to ~
MIR Clay sail an IN lis side i'm artrd much in.
ieresing intelligence 10 the social aud pnIitica
condition Ol several European natous.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-15
c2gTnGRy.

DIED-On the 5th Jannury. 1852. Mr.. DAVID
PENCE of Pleasant township.
We ore Indebted In cnrreSneudcnt Tor the fol.
lowina parlicunrs:-Nlr. Pence was born Ia Sh'.
nauduuh county Virginil. nu the 4th of February,
l777. aud was consequently aged n years. | |
months aud | day ut Tue time Of his ellh. He
rmisrated To Fairfield county. O'liu. in 1907. aud
has resided here since That time He w,s III"
father nf II children, II now living: he lrrl l3
grand Children 30 living; und great grand chilli
reu.
lie his been member OF the Pleasant Ran
Baptist Church for about ~ years He was he-
loved. n pinus and exemplary clriSliin. kind AMI
"hlgug neighber. ready 10 cnnsirihuie Ia
the wants Of tue destitute and truly kind Erher
and af.r'nnate husband. lie bare hi- aiIl ctipus
with christian inrtitude aud not II nnrmer was
heard from his lips. lie was perfectly resig e |
In the will of his Mixer nul has grue. we trust
tn reap the reward al the finally best in the hiry
regions of never.ending bliss.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-15
From Maine.

B0-roS Ianu1ry II.
The House Of Representatives n Mline on Sat
uray pnssrd. by vote of83 10 8 tie following
resolution in relation in the intervention or Rus
sia against the erl Of Hungary to ucllieve lis iu.
deprndrncr:
"Rcso'Ued That we earnesly desire that tie
Government Of the United Stnics may exert an H..
ilnenCe. in some wise and proper mnnner. against
all such intervention in future"
The resolution was mainly opposed by the
Democrats
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-15

HNlIE subscriber offers al private sale. his valuable
1 farm situated a'0ut tHo miles south If Lancss-
ter on the Logon road
SAID farm contains l)7 of goo land, about l3O
acres cleared about 20 arr'' in grass IT, hnpraye
man5 consist Of large Brick BUiiding. a large Barn
and other convoni'n' 0u'-hDu,eg. A good fountain
pump, which never fills, is .iult,l Immediately nv
the porch The terms aDt Pagneati will be made
reasonable.
In congestion gi.h the above. Mr. NEHEMIAH n CAR
PESrER will dispose ofthe adjoining tract Of l2D acres
Of equally good land, either the or differ
cnt purchaser The two together viii form a COM
pact farm OF 3?6 acres. The improvements on the
latter are Frane House. gooi Barr and other out
houses. GABllEL CARPENTER.
January g. 81 3yf
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-15
nrnnnrn FOR Winter.

1HyuE srbseribers have on hand handsome and ex;
n tansive stock Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., and
are also constantly anuacrns 70 1Fder % any bes Ss
and choicest kinds, and they always keep employed
The public arc invited to call and examine our
Stock ard york before purchasing elsewhere, They
will always fin ready to sell them good goods and
w. tba4 tha hest and most fashionable clothes.
manu- '''e'' '''0 SPRINGER s TROUT.
I.,,r.stor October 1. 1851. 6m,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-15
From baltimore,

BALTIMORE, jan l3
We learn from Washington that Signor dc In
Rosa, Mexican Minister. has resigned his official
position, in consequence of i'll health. & took leave
OF the President Yesterday.
Governor Knssnih was expected to arrive here
from Annapolis tonight aud will be escorted by
the Mayor and u committee Of the council IN the
Entaw House, where suite of rooms havo been
provided for him. The reception committee Of
the Legislature Of Pennsylvania. is expected here
tonight. Kossuth will pr baby proceed to lIlr.
risbnrsh tD morrow morning
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-15
Di..nlutinn of Pnrtnership.

1NHE Partnership heretofore existing between +.
4 Sha.iTer and Jacob Sh.eiI,r, under the frm-name
Of SHELTER X son, was dissolved by mutual con-
sent on the 18th int. The books anil notes are left
in m hands for settlement. 20 whom all claims arc
10 u. paid and by whom all debts will be settled
Those indebted are requested to call Immediately and
settle thar accounts, either by cash or note.
The TANNERI will be carried on in future by the
undersigned, who respectfully soIiets continuance
of the former custom. Always kept on hand largo
stock OF Leather, Upper, Cali, Kip Harness. Skirtng,
SOLE Sr Cash at ali times paid for Hides for which
the highest price will be paid.
Lancaster, sept Is, 1851 20
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-15
To the Public.

II NOW all men ythose presents that, wh,renS
m by power of attorney, dated on or about th'
42nd July, 1851, we authorized one L NJ. CLARKE,
for us and in our NAME to sell and dispose OF patent
rights to a portable flour mill patented to James NJ.
Clark, on the first of January, 1850, within certain
territory specified in said warrant ofterritory now
we do hereby revoke ami annul said power OF attor
new and do d,clro all further acts OF the said f. NJ
Clarke under by virtue thereof to be null and void
Witness our hands AMI seals, this 18th day OF Dacem-
Der, 1851. WILLIAM SuAkP,
G.. W. DAVIDSON.
January 8, 1926 GEORGE CRAIG.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-15
EXCHANGE OFFICE.

haia-Sireef Lancaster Oio in Giesy's Brick Bull
ing tioo doors Hest 9fihe Hooking paAey Baah.
NOTES and Bulls of Exchange, purchased and dis
v counted.
Gold AID Silver Coin, and Exchange on the East
and Cincinnati, bought and sold
Si'rcr change HOi1 and At all times for sale.
Collections made, Stocks sold on Commission and
Pensions drawn
Land Warrants bought and always on hARi for sale.
Six perca I. interest paid current ami seven per
cent. on yearly DepOstes.
Aso-proteSti done and other duties Of Notary
Public. T. W. TALLMADGE
Lancaster, December 25 1851 sui
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-15
nnrAr cALIronNlA GoLp NINE.

r ATELY discovered for the benefit Of Fairfield and
Ia adjoining counties. The undersign begs leave to
INFORM the odcustoners well the public in gem
el that he has bought the entire stock Of Goods of
]. c. MAccRAcKEN, and is determined to sell Goods
cIInAPER than has EVER been SOLD here before for
cash or exchange of all kinds of Produce.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN If you wish to purchase'
call at PLoUT's CHEAP Store and will convince you
that my advertisement is not in vain for intend 70
rontin1e business at the old stand called 'GREAT
WESTERN" and PLoUT's CHEAP SToRE; o,,,r
I.rc,,,sr Dseember q. 1859 2wd&1yw29
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-15
Death of lhs NInl,rr nr Kn..n1h

BosTnN. Jan. 7.-The Vienna correspondent Of
the Boston Atlas announces the melancholy fact
that the venerable mother of Gov. Kossuth died at
PcSh on the 18th Of December
The Constitutional. Of Bohemia. also makes the
iOllC wing anu0uncemcEt:-
"Kos,uth's mother, lately Surprised in the night
at her house by Austrian officers died at Prsih on
the 10th Of Dccemher.' Her daughters were Az.
rested aud carried To Vienna, as prisoners, at the
sune time
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-15
Lost.

r OST on Saturday the 2@h instant, in Lancaster,
- Ohio. or on the Columbus road, between Lanras-
ter and th' Tavern stand known as the 'iiue Ball"
one large Pocket Book; containing s. cash. various
Notes Of hand amounting TO $50, and checl, Tor
S2jl on Pickavav coun'v bank. drawn by Solomon
Stout payable tn Henry Aspach bearer, and dated
December 18th, is5..
rnwarl Of sl1 viii be paid 70 the finder, by lesv
ing the al tn, Telegraph Office, at my reoi-
dGnca in Greenfield township.
December %, ls5l-34 HENRY ALSPACH.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-15

STATISTICS oF BUSToN During the
year 1851. 1850 marriage certificates
have been issued from the rrgister's oilicc.
and 2,74l marriages have hr-n relurnel
and recorded. In 1850. 2.557 m1riiagr
certificates were issued. showing an in
crease in 1851 of 396. The number Of
deaths ending 1851 was 3.Sil. The
year previous, 1867. The fureigu arri-
val during the year numbered 2,S72
decrease Of l3. compared with 1850.
The ammouut nf duties paid at the p"rt
tnr the first nine months Of 1851 amount
I'd 10 S5,3l4.O9o.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-15
The State of Ohio, Fairfield County. s..

it SNhtc OA OhAOs Il lhlihtlu OOuutEs -
Court Of Common Pleas, Sept. Term, A. D. 1851.
Baldwin, ,DL lee and Work and others.
~ cHAScERY
Thomas U White and others.
TINE Defendants William L. Laws & Co. B.,nra
l and Tage, Oliver. Martin & Co., Wood, Corey aud
Wood, John H. Brown and Co. Eckel, }aisnaI and Co
Temple. Barker and Evans, William Richardson and
Co, Baglnv, Woodward AMI Co, Of tho city Of Fhila-
depbia PennSylvania. an John Stewart anil CO and
Rand D. VI. Stebbins anil Co., of the city OF New
York, anl PJintdeNter and Alien. WalhlvCarsnn and
Co., and Lnny and Byrta ofthp city of Baltimore Ma
rvani, ana Gil ami Stout Of the city of Wheeling.
Virginia, hereby notified Of the filing Of complain,
ants bill on the 2ih Of September, A. d. l65l, and
the oh,,s and prayer of said bill is to set aside and
vncatc as fraudulent, compromise made bv COM
plainaut, aud laf'nln. ,resins in II, cities Of New
YORK Philadelphia ami Baltimore, with the said de-
fenapt Tnomss U. White, in the spring OF 1851, Of
their sevar,l claims and demands against him.
Notice is therefore hereby given to thr said sever
al defendants Of the pendenry, object and prayer of
said bll-and that they mus scvarslly be and appear
before said court on the first day OF the next Term
thereof, and then AMI there plead, answer or damur
to said bill-otherw'e tho same will be taken a.
confessed to them and the matters thereof decreed
accordingly.
p. VAN TRUMP & JOINT BRASEE,
Attorneys for CoaglGiaa It's
December .5, 1851 s5,25 Oval
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-15
From New York.

NEw YoRK January 10.
Steamer Puciic sailed ut mon In dav for Liv.
erpool .wi'h fptv-nine passengers s62 1000 in \.
mercan gold Gl,l0O English and 800 pounds in
silver. We learn by an arrival In day that on the
2Dlh November latinde 0, longitude Is. Brig Of
War Brnzilm from pernambuco. brought In and
boarded two American vessels, and demanded
their nnners
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-15


The GovsRNoR's MEssA0E-H& In
angGral address, Gov, Woods message
will be found in full in to days paper. It
is lengthy, but it treats ofmauy imporan,
subjects and will be read with interest.
1t is document worthy oflhe Governor
ofOhio. Concerning many Of his recon-
mendations, we shall have occasion to
ppeak hereafter. In the mean time, we
leave il in the hands of our readers.
His Inaugural Address was delivered
on Monday last, but we defer it's publ
cation until mex; week. 1t is little
Whiggish in it's tone, a little more so than
will be acceptable to many Of his parli.
zaus. 1t is almost exclusively devoted to
National topics. He supports the com.
promise measures throughout. is opposed
to tho extension of slavery end favors the
Improvement of our Rivers and Har-
bOrs.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-15
SO Reward.

+ OST, on Monday evening last, at Lyons Grocery
4 in Lancaster, or between there and Thoru's Tan
Yard on Cearcrees, Pocket Book containing $li,7s
IN cash; one note ON John w. Williams for Sl5, one
IN George Mcfarland for s28, and also several due
bills, receipts Sc. The finder, by leaving it at th
,llice, will receive the above reward
W. II. MORTON.
Lancaster, January s, 1852 3w36
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-15

KossUru's MovEMENTs.-M Kossuth
proceeds from Washington to Annapolis
thence to Harrisburgh and Pit tsburgh.
He will probably not be in Columbus uu'
ill the first Of next week aud in Cincin,
natl about the middle of the week. He
has been invited by the Maine, Vermont,
Massachusetts. Rhode Island and New
York Legislatures to visit those States.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-15
EriESN NIlNfsS.

w E are receiving from the Eastern cities fresh
w lot of Drugs and Medicines, consisting in part Of
SASBs turk Opium Chloroflrm
SD 10 on. PureQuinina MsgnNsia Caleinod
% b Eng. Calomel do Caro-
10 oz sulph Morphine Cantharides
9 Bs Iodine Nitrate Silver Crystal
. do H'yd Po,assa fupulns
200 do Sui Cart Soda Be6erine, SC.
With A futl Sto X to which we invite thu attention
of Dealers, before purchasing. Give the Old Drug
Store a cali. G. kAUTFlAN & co.
Lancaster, July 81, 1851. 10
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-15

BLUE RIDGE TUNNEL.- Col. Crozet,
Engineer of the Blue Ridge Railroad,
writes to the Augusta Vindicator that he
will have perforated 1000 feet at the end
of January, 1852, being one year from
the commencement Of the tunnel, and
that, ct the same rate, a little over three
years will admit the cars through.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-15
A Chance for speculation.

TA!IE undersigned is desirous Of dsposing Of one.
halfinterest in a Steam Saw-1Iiii and Lot,
situated 10 the town Of Oakland Fsriiell county
Ohio IL miles West OF Lancaster, and Immediately
on the Turnpike 20 Chillicothe. The Mill is doing
lOnrishirg Dusines,-the machinery is entirely new,
and will BE- dispo'sd Of on rrasnnable terms. No bet
ter situation can be obtained ia the county-it is
fne op-ning for any one who NAV wish 10 engage in
the business Tor dTthsr particulars enquire OF tho
unlersisned, living in the town Of Oakland
WILLIAM II. NORRIS
December II, 1851. 2n32'