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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-23
LOOK OFT FOR coUNTERFEITS.
4 CARD.

'HNlIE friends of ths PHiLA DLHpIA COMMISSION
II SToRE, are requested to wait fewdays long4r.
A line from the Agent gives the assurance that you
will be amply paid, by having an opportunity Of see
ing and buy ing sthis establsheihe most beautiful
and best select d stock ever Sc ected by him.
TO the Ladies' it is only necessary to say to them
that Mrs w. makes the selection for their use, which
wbe of her best efforts securing the latest styles
AID fashions chat tho Eastern cities afe able TO pro-
duce. Lancaster, September 90.
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BAD AccIDESr.-At the receptlont of
Gen. Scott, last evening, Henry Fellers,
BLACKSMITH, J acting as one of the gun
ners, was badly injured by the premature
and exploded, tearing off his left arm, and
injurihg his shoulder and the side Of his
face. We learn that DIR. Howard omputa-
ted his arm as soon as he could be taken to
proper place. We regret this accident,
as he is a worthy mechanic, with wife
and three children dependent upon him for
support. We trust a liberal contribution
for his benefit will be taken.--O. s. Journal.
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New ROUTE FROM New YORK TO PHlLA-
DELpHIA.---The Florence and Keyport Com
pany expect soon to have in operation new
route between new York and Philade lpha,
by means of ferry between New York city
and Keyport,a plank road from Keyport to
Florence on the Delaware, and steamboat
thehce to Philadelphia. The object is to
furnish cheap line of travel, and the fare
will not exceed dollar. AS the distance
can be travelled by this route in six or seven
hours, it will be probably employed to con-
siderable extent. The company has char
ter from the State of New Jersey. Its cap
itul is to consist of 10000 shares of 800
each.
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LIVER MPLA1NT

- JAundie~s DIEprpsins CARonic OF nervous
DrbI'Ty :DIssase. OG the Kidneys.
A Nd all diseases arising from dsordered Liver
IA and Stomach, such constipation, fullness, Oh
blood to the head acidiiy Of the uses heart
burn disgust for ford llness weigh in the stomach,
sour eructation, sinking uttering at the pit ofths
stomach, swimming Of the head, hurried and difficult
breathing, fuerng at the heart, choaking suocs-
ting sensations when in lying posture dimness Of Wis
the head deficiency of perspraton yellowness OF the
skin and eyes pain the side back, chest limbs, &C.,
sudden hushrs Of heat burning in the flesh, constant
maginihgs ofeyil, and great depression Of SpiritS
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iThe Stcallner AtInntic.

BUFFALO, September 2o.-Mr. Maillefort
made successful attempt to reach the
wreck of the A tlantic. John Green, diver
Nothing done owing to roughness of the wa
ter. The diver went below the deck of the
Atlantic one hundred and forty -four feet from
the surface. No diliculty-Pipes worked
III
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CHARLESTON, September 81, ls52.-The
Board of Health reported 10 deaths from
Yellow Fever for three days ending Sunday
evening. The increase attributed to the
weather. New cases not numerous Those
attacked generally laid themselves open TO
disaasn
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CIncInnnfI Mnrkcf.

CikoisSAri, Sept. 2I.--River stationary.
weather fine. Flour firm at S3.3Oa 3,35
lPr suPerbne. Whisky III. Provisions
-dnH aud inactive. C0ffee--Sales Of no
bags at 81. Sugas-prime G. Cheese
Prime Oh.
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Tl,c Fisheries

BosToN, Sept. 20.-The fishing schooner
Caroline, Capt Knight, of Newburyport,
from alleged violation of the fishing treaty,
was carried into Charettestown. She is a
new vessel, valued at $4,000.
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Observation-Disclosures.
Lnncnsfer InrI1efs

+. THURSDAY MoREIES. Sept. 93s--We quote
Wheat alta small advance. 5s@G0. In 9th
or articles. there is no quntsble change
Trade during the past week, has been brisk
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New Worn Mnri.rn

Nav YoGE,. September 2I.-M.-s,Ie.
of 1000 bbls 1ow-S4,259 4,43; southern
$f.43@1,62. 1000 bushels cora : mixed
69l. Pork-mess Sl9; prime SI4--dulI.
Lard in bbb IIi@II3--scaTcp. Prime
beef S5@7; mess sI2@I5,5O. Ohio whis-
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Horse Thief Detectors.
Attnchment Notice.

A my instance. an attachment this day issued,
Aby Samuel Boyle aJustice Of the Peace Of Aman. /.
da township, Fairfield county, Ohio, against the pro-
perty and effects Of Johnson and Roach, abtcondiog
debtors Dated this 18Th day Of September, A. D..
1852. 4w'Si'g3 JOHN DAVIS, Sen
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"a WEAK MAK!-There was time, O
great while ago, when Gus we are assured in
the good Book,) the genus homo occasional
ly exhibited specimens or a larger growth
than is now attained,-in short "there were
giants in those days. This was before!-
how long before!-Richard the Lion II cart
ed flourished his monstrous rapier over the
head of Saladin;- -many, many ages before
Carlos Mugnus poised his trenchant spear,
to vanquish the pagans of the Rhine. In
truth, it was so long ago, that the memory
of man runs out before getting back to the
period, and the necessity exists for calling
upon inspiration to verify the fact that giants
and witches both existed "once upon a
time" ..f..r...
There are giants now. All grown people
seem gigantic to little girls and boys. All
"knowledgeable folks" appear some to
those who have drunken less moderately of
the Picrian spring. But, it is the same
thing to blind men and fools, whether. men
loom up, physically, as Brobdignags or Lilli-
putians, and intellectually, as Lord Bacons
or Aztec children. Drunken people are pro-
verbally s'fieh;" ignorant folks are natur-
ally arrogant and pedantic; and prejudiced
individuals are as blind as SO many bats
Hence it is that General ScorT is called "a
weak NAM by some Of the .county-town
Lycurguses Of the day. In the language of
the New York "brick,' they say he "bas no
hcad' for administrative duty. Now, the
faults not in the General, hut in the vision
of those who view him. We submit. whfth-
er the commander, who could carry the bat
ties listed here--could plan the f1ray and
conduct tile lights any way lacking, ci-
ther as II manager or-exe cutor, or is much
short of the giants we read Of. Read the
catalogue: .t n
QUEENSTOWN HEIGHTS,
FORT GEORGE, -. "
FORT MATILDA. -5-. ...s-.
FORT ERIE, Y 90 TF.ts
CHIPPEWA, f-s...sse --r
NIAGARA,
LUNDY'S LANE, ~..
VERA CRUZ,
GER RO GORDO, ,
CONTRERAS,
CIIURUBUSCO,
MOLINO DEL REY,
rs}.- CHAPULTEPEC, and the
':a. CITY OF MEXICO!
If ScoTT be a "weak man." where are the
strong!--Sci. Gag. .-tf.. 5s. Il ,.-
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Two WEEKS LATER FROM MExIoo.--By
adviccs from Mexico to the I'd instant, we
learn that 200 men and four cannons had
been embarked from Mazatlan for Aata, and
100 men were about to depart by land, All
were going to Culiacan, in order to depDse
the Governor. TWAS reported thut the un-
fitness of the General Governor would be
declared, and that the re-establishment. of
Gen. Santa Anna would be proclaimed.
A correspondent of Oajaca remarks that
all the persons who remained from the con-
voy of Major Bernard have left Tehauntepec
to return to the United States.
The brigade of Gen. Uraga, which is at
Pucbla, had received orders to go to Guada-
'laiara. This brigade comprises the whole
military force of the Republic, and is the
only one in which the government has con-
dence.
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They COME The Covington (Ky } Jour-
nal Of the 2lst, says:
"During the evening, John E. Fisk in
troduced to the Club sir gentleman ofhe
Democratic party, ,oho declared their intention
to pote for Gen. Scott"
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CSTThc Tariff of AS decides that it is
better to pay Engltshm IN for working Swee-
dish iron, than to pay Americans for work.
ing their own!
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Musical WoNDER.-E. NJ. Aisquith, Of
Jefferson county, Va, has in his possession
a singing mouse. The Charleston Spirit
says its notes are clear and distinct, immta-
ting the partridge, chicken, canary bird, &c.
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BUTLER CousTY Fellow Wings of Ohio,
"Old Butler' is after you! We propose to
do,better for Gen. Scott in November, 1870
being taken as the standard, than any of
our sister counties. There's our glove on it.
What say you boys!-ScoH Battery. sr.1
Fellow Wings of the rest of the State;
who will pick up that glove! Butler coun-
ty has heavy Locofoco majority to over
come, and cannot hope to accomplish it at
one pull, But the good men and true there,
are doing their ,ohole duty, and are certain
of doing more than their share ofswhat is
necessary to carry Ohio. What county
will do better than Butler!-0. s. Journal.
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CITY OF LANCASTER:
wednesday Eve'ng, Sept. 22, Is52
CONGRESS-.

We learn verbally that the Hon. JOHN
WEIGH of Athens, was nominated yesterday
at Logan, as the Wing candidate for Con-
gress in this district, composed of the coun-
ties of Fairfield, Perry, Hooking, .Vinton,
Athens and Meigs. He represented another
district last year and was an able and excel
lent member We can only add, at this time,
that he is worthy the support ofthe people
of this District and ought to have t,if they
desire memberwh can represent and main
tain their interests. e-H- .s
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CoULD'Er Wool AN IRlsHMAN.--When
DAVID TOP in recent speech at Wooster
SO far forgot that he claimed TO be an Ame-
rican as to belle and abuse WIHFIEtD Scorr,
he met with most pointed and mortifying
Febuke. He said that "Scott had been for
fifteen years courting every party and fac
ton to secure the nomination to the Presi-
dency. One day a Native American, and
now ready to kiss the blarney stone with
the Irishman, and worship the Blessed Vir-
gin.n An old Democratic Irishman, JACK
OARRoLL, sprang up and interrupted him,
with -"you lie sir, Gen. SoorT declares
that he is Protestant, but shall vote for
him!',-C C1epe. Herald, K a. ~ .a,l.
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Mr.. Easton, Of Bourbon county, Ky, has
imported u Durham bull that cost him over
SlO0.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-23

=. Jerrod says that young boys who
marry old maids" gather in the spring of efe
the fruits of autumn
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DANOrHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER.---i,r-
PoMANT TO DgsPEPTIes.--Dr. ]. s. HOUGHTON'S
PEPSIN, TIE True Digeytire FYuid or Gastric mice
prepared from RENNET. or the goURrH sroMAcH
OF THE Ok, after directions OF naron LIEBIl:, the
great Physiological chemist, by j. s. ilouGHrox, ".
D,PhilalelPha. This is truly wonderful remedy for
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, JGnndice liver omplaint,
constipation and debility curing after Natures own
method, By Natures own agent, the Gastric Juice
Pamphlets. containing Scientific evidence OF It's value
furnished BY agents gratis. ee rotice among the
medical adve ftiSemeuts 4.- Al
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FrO1m Wa,llingtOTp.
From Charleston.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2O.-Mr. Secretary
Corwin has rendered his resignation.
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(F7-They have musquetoes in California
with such suckers that they look at dis
tance like young elephants To guard a.
ganst their attacks, people have to wear
copper r-bottomed trowserS and shcet-ron
under clothes.
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Receints for the Gazetre.

Receipts for the Gazette.
ID. Torrance $1,75 jacob Carnrike LIS
I Peter 8. Lutz I,75 Levi Williamson 300
DAM. Beery 80 Jacob Kogy 800
New SHbscribcrs.
David McBfde, Richard Courtright.
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w. P. CREED, Esq, will address the Chip
pewa Club, next Monday evening. Let
there be full turn out, as there will be a
good speech.
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GGC>TThe heirs of Robinson Crusoe have
instituted a suit TO recover the Island Of Ju-
an Fernandez, founding their claim upon the
ground that he was monarch Of all he sur
veved III
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A rrLro TED nBADllI
P,IILADELpHlA MEDICAL HOUSE,

- ''-'F''' TIT u 'ItsDEN' y E'N1N-"'Ff
Established " years ago. by Dr. KinkeIin, Northwest
conner OF lhird And Union Streets between
Spruce and Pine streets, Philadelphia.
"a shifen years of extensive uninterrupted prae.
tlce "ni IA this city, have rendered DIR X the mott
exp ir and successful practitioner far and near in the
Of all d eases Of private nature. Persons
pain In the head or bones, mercurial rheumatism,
st1et iTes gravel, disease arising from youthful exi
eesse or impurities Ol tie blood, whereby the con-
stisuon has become enfeebled, all treated with
success.
hs who places himself under the care Of DIR. X.
may rsisiousy eonfde in his honor as gentleman,
Ahd eoniiisntly rely upon his skill ply sican.
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A MORMON ToAf.--Thc following is one
of the toasts drunk at Salt Lake City on the
Forth OF July:
Millard Fillmore--As the golden rays of
The sitting sun gid the snow-cap peaks of
the far west Rocky mountains, 50 may that
Executive PATRIOTS last blessing glitter up
on the dwellings and towers Of the nation,
while the just of the whole earth exclaim,
"How beautiful upon the mountains are the
feet of them that bring good tidings fgood!"
"Selah"
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The FISHERY SETTLEMESr.-The Nation
al lnteligehcer in referring to the various
speculations OF the Eastern press, in relation
to the reported settlement of the fishery
dispute, says: 40
1--WE presume there has been no new ar
rangement entered into, even If any has
been on either side thought or proposed
All that was meant, as we believe, by the
late accounts from England, was that the
British Ministry had disclaimed the adoption
of any new policy or the enforcement OF any
more stringent regulations respecting the
Fisheries than had been observed prior to the
late groundless flare-up in this country, in
short, that the British Ministry had no thought
of adopting any new lihc of eonductin the
premises, but meant TO leave the subject,
both in principle and practice, just where the
Treaty of 1918 placed it, and where it has
remained ever since"
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EXPORTS OF BREADsTUfFs FROM THE
UNITED TzTEs.--During the year ending
the lst instant, there were exported from the
United States 1,444,64O barrels Of -four,
Isle barrels Of corn meal, 2,7l2, ,l2O bushels
of wheat. snd l,b76,749 bushels of corn
being an increase Of / ,2ss, ,2l2 bushels wheat,
and decrease OF 1877 7,062 barrels flour, 3,74s
barrels corn meal, ,nnd 792, iii bushels corn
-Balti,nore SIN. fara 'i,s5a r ls Ls iaifoss
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TAKE PAETICULAR NOTICE..

Ioang men VINO have injured thcmseye es by a Ger;
from evil Companions at sehool-the effects OF
wbich are nightly felt when asleep, and destroy
both mind and body, should apply immediately.
weakness and constitutional debility Joss Of muscular
energy, prsiea sssitude and general prostrstion,
mi ability aud all nervous affections. ndigestions,
siuggsiness Of the liver, and every disease in any
wy connected with the disorder Of the Pf0creative
llncL.0ns CURED. and iuLI yiaof resLored.
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NAUGHTY JoKEsl- Prentice have his
jokes. Hear him: oe'i tae ~, faaf
s,i s''The New Hampshire Patriot says that
whenever General Pierce speaks upon any
question, he covers the whole ground We
don't know how much ground he covers
when he speaks, but, as often as he under
takes to fight. he covers as much as his small
proportions can. =, 2. ~. ~, :. fsaet
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A PERAMBULATISG BALLoT-Box.-The
Texan lodges of elections have adopted a
plan to save voters much Inconvenience, in
country where the election districts cover
considerable ground, The ballot-box es,
accompanied by the judges and clerks, were
recently taking up and down the river, and
votes OF sovsreigns received wherever they
found them.
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Ready Mode clOfhiAg.-Messrs. Springer
and Trout have jhst received large additions
TO their stock Of Rendy-made Clothing,
Cloths, vestiBgs, &C.. and are prepared to
wait upon their customers with the prettiest
patterns and the best 6ts. They have on
hand fine assortment and win sell as usual
upon the most reasonable terms. Give
them call.
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"OLD DOCUMENTS. The more the SER
vices of Gen. Scot are scanned, the higher
becomes his fame. Read the following doc
ument and then hand it to your neighbor.-
Has he performed no civil services!-
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FOR SUPREME COURT JUDGE.
Daniel A. Haynes, of Montgomery.
FOR BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
David HI. BearJISley, OF CIuyahOga.
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Sale Of Lois, Sc.-The attention Of the
reader is directed to the advertisement Of Mr.
Breck. Here a fine opportunity is offered for
investments aud locations.
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G-The Hon. JAMES F. STRoTHER, the
Representatives in Congress from the Fair
fax district ofvirginia, who has beenrepor-
ted by the Democratic press as refusing to
support General Scott, in u letter to the
Warrenton (Va.) Whig says that he cap
proves without reservation all the princi-
Piles and views of policy expressed in the
resolutions of the Baltimore Wing Conven-
ton, and shall advocate and vote for the e.
lection of the candidates nominated by that
Convention"
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becomes his fame. Read the following doc
ument and then hand it to your neighbor.-
Has he performed no civil services!-
James Monroe to Major General Scott.
WASHINGTON, June l3, lSl6-Dear sir
1t is decided to settle your claim on the ov-
ernment on the principle established by the
Department of War, before your departure
for Europe, in such manner that you may
sustain no loss by depreciation of paper or
unfavorabe exchange. AS soou as you
designate person to act for you, the account
will be settled. ......
Your communications while abroad were
very interesting. The opportunities which
you had of deriving information from militia
ry men of highrank especially in the Prus-
sian army, Of the views Of the several pow
ers, at crisis the most important and extra
ordinary that has occurred in modern times,
were peculiarly favorable; and it gives me
pleasure TO state that the zeal and judgment
with which you improved them for the adj
vantage of.yOur country, gave great salts
faction.
| am with great respect and esteem, very
sincerely yours. (Signed) JAMES MONROE.
Major General Scott, tal
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Take Notice.

Take Notice.
MY Wife Christena. having left my bed and board,
1Vh ~ithout Just cause, this is to notify all persons
that she is not to be trusted my account as will
pay debts Of her contracting.
Sept. |. 1882. JOEL MILLER.
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lOST,

LOST,
II Asst Z. ening, at the Circus, LEAD coi.oRED
IL CLOTH MERISo Shawl The finder will be
suitably rewarded by leaving II at the
Sept. 3. GAZETTE OFFICE.
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SENAIOhtAh EbhtAOho' .H.
EDWARD d. MANSFIELD, 'e
WILLIAM DENNlSON, JR.
DISTRICT ELECTORS,
ist. Dist. CHARLES ANDERSON,
I'D JAMES SAFFIN, ,
Sd THOMAS j. LARSH, p.
9TH Z" JOHN w. DEFREES, ' '
9TH :" DANIEL SEGUR,
9Th T" HANSON l.. PENN, -
nth JOHN MILTON WILLIAMS
18th " WILLIAM LAWRENCE,
9th SARDIS BIRCHARD,
10th "a" JOHN /. VANMETER,
nth T" WILLIAM E. FINCK,
18th e" JAMES r.. sSTANBERY,
18th &C. JOHN SHERMAN, .-
18th :. SMITH ORR,
18th a. BANNING NORTON,
18th 6" ALEXANDER LEWIS, f
18th D" ROBERT b. MOORE, ''''
18th VAN R. HUMPHREY,
10th WILLIAM L. PERKINS,
Goth SILAS c. CLARK,
2lst JOHN A. BINGHAM.
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A PUFF FOR GRAHAM's MAGAZINE. "A
Texas paper, in announcing the Wing nomi-
nation for Vice President, says "Mr.
Graham is well known to the political and
literary world, more especially to the litera-
ry, as having for some years back been en-
gagged in publishing 'Graham's Magazine,
which, as literary work, stands unequalled
in America"
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IOI,N LYONS.

" JOHN LHONS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Every Variety of Family Groceries, Pro-
visions, Notions, Cordage; Tar, Glass
aud StOneware,
MAIN STREET. LANCASTER, OHIO.
INVITES the attention Of the country and city trade
i to his extensive arrival from New York, which
makes his assortment complete He is ready at all
times TO atten1 to the wants Of his customers and let
it DC understood at all times that he sells on the aver
age lower than any hohse in Fairfield county, WIN
the express understanding that any article bought at
his establishment that don't give satisfaction, on re-
turn Of the same, the money will be reiunnea
Lancaster, July 30 1862 lm"@ino
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The Borrow FAILING OUT.-The Loco
focos in the Kanawha district have q hard
time oft in getting men to act as vigilance
committees" We published the names Of
several who declined to serve, few weeks
since. Here comes the fifth:
.Jarretrs Ford, Kanawha, Va, Aug. 81,
lS52.-Mr Nepton:-In looking over the
printed circular of the Democratic party, |
see my name on the Democratic Commit
tee. AS intend to go for the hero Of Lun-
dy's Lane, and take as many with me as /
can, you will please give nolice, through
your paper that they had better drop me, as
dropped Pierce.
Yours respectfully, ISAAC Topp.