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s5,752 British taken prisoners.
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From Oregon.

We have, by the arrival of the Ohio at New York :,
papers from Oregon late as the 2Ih Of July.
From the Portland Oresonias of that data C clip
an item or two, ms follows:
''The astronomical and Typographical p,riies of
the Coast Survey, under ths charge If Assislan mt
George Davidson, have gone to Cape Fisuery, 10
prosecute their abors in that section in the UDitGd
States siean Active"
.'Ffrst Arriuas 0f Immigrants by Wagon across
the Plains -Just a. We we're gong To press. "c
learned that eight mule teams bad arrived at Mr..
p. Fosters, this side Of the Cascade mountain
having made tic uip from the Missouri river IN
eighty days. Theyrerurt q layge number OF ~ag>
oDs bout ten days behind .',rRf. The rold oVvf
the Cascade mountains ia said to be in good ord r,
which will materially facilitate The iHgf qsaiion IA
getting into the Willamette Valley, at Ic4s iols OF
stock and property, and at on earlier dOy than
usual" = $3.50.
temperance meeting was held 10 Yamhilf
county on the 9Th of July, at which the following
temperate resolutions were adopted:
"Reseiosd, That, in the Of spirituous liquors
"a q beverage, We not only witness a IoriniJhb.e
barrier opposed TO the cause Of virtue and sound
morality, but most fruitful sousce of sua riugA
crime, and death.
/" Resoired, That we disappr0ve Of the rcsout;un
oil the Salem Convention recommending the ado, -
ton OF the Maine liquor law and that we IN rely
disapprove OF safd law, any one of similar cha
racter; and that the only safe and certain remedy
for the correction Of the evil of intempsrance ID
be found In correct public opinion
The Orsgonian soys the trade and commerce Of
Oregon are rapidly increasing.
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THE REPU BLlU .
WASH I N GTON!
THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 2, 1863.
WHIG' NOMINATIONS.
For President,
WINFIELD. SCOTT.
For Vice President,
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM.
OF FICIA L.

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
By and DiM the adUiee and consent Of the Senate.
GusrAvUs A. HESRy5 of Tennessee, to be q
Commissioner under the act Of Congress approved
Sd March, 1851, entitled "An act to ascertain and
settle the private land claims in tho State of Cali
fornia," vice James Wilson, rejected.
JOHN T. TowERs, of the District of Columbia, TO
be Superintendent Of the Public Printing, under
the act of Congress approved 26th August, 1852.
INDIAN AGENTS.
ANDREW JAoKsos SMITH, to be Agent for the
Cbickasaw Indians, vice Kenton Harper, resigned.
BEsJAMIN D. WILSON, to be Agent for Indians in
California, vice O. NJ. Wozencraft, removed.
SAMUEL SHELDON, TO be Agent for Indians in Cal
ifornia, vice Pearson B. Reading, vino declines.
MICHAEL STICK, to be Agent for Indians in New
Mexico, vice A. r. Woolley, removed
REGISTERS OF THE LAND OFFICE.
WILLIAM GILLIAN, of Iowa, TO be Register of the
Land Office for the Charlton district, in the State
of Iowa.
later Of the Land Office for the northern district 10
the State of Iowa.
ALLEN PIEasE, Of Minnesota Territory, to be
Register of the Land Office at Saltwater, Mime.
sofa, vice A. Van Worries, removed.
JOSEPH II. D. STREET, ofIowa, to be Register of
the Land Office for the Missouri River district, in
the State OF Iowa.
Francis SPRINGER, of Iowa, to be Register OF
the Land Office at Fairfield, Iowa.
RECEIVERS OF PUBLIC MONEYS.
ISAAC LEFFLER, of Iowa, to be Receiver of Pub
lie Moneys for the Charlton district, in the State
of Iowa.
ELIPHALET PRICE, Of Iowa. to be Receiver OF
Public Moneys for the northern district, in the
State of Iowa. ...
JosATHAN E. McKusIoK, Of Minnesota Terri
tory, to be Receiver of Public Moneys at SILVIA
ter, Minnesota, vice Nathaniel G. Wilcox, re-
moved.
S. nj. BALLAD, of Iowa, to be Receiver Of
Public Moneys for the Missouri River district, in
the State of Iowa.
COLLECTORS OF ME CUSTOMS
BENJAMIN r. BYTHEwooD, Beaufort, South Car.
DINA. re-appointed.
GEORGE GIBns, District of Oregon, vice John
Adair, whose commission expired.
SURVEYORS OF THE CUSTOMS.
JAcoBC. HEWLETT, Cold Spring, New York, re-
appointed.
MosEs JOHNSON, Lavaca, Texas, re-appointed.
GEonGE p EVANS East river, Virginia, vice p
II. Yeatman, resigned.
HopErUL ToLER, San Pedro, California. vice
b. Stevens, resigned.
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Vine MASS MEETING AND CELEBaArfoS.-The
arrangements making by the Wings Of Baltimore
for the celebration, the 18th instant, o!the
bned anniversaries of the battles of Moth Point
and Churubusco, extended scale, and
will render the occasion a brilliant and tfi Give
one. IL is designed TO enlist the participation of
the Wing Clubs Of the different wards in the move
ment, and make the meeting in the evening the
largest that has ever been held in Baltimore. The
eminent and distinguished speakers announced
and the entire arrangements o, the squire the
occasion will make the celebration one Of markell
importance, and give substantial indie tons OF the
spirit with which the Whss Of our city have en-
tered on the campaign.-Bditi AmeritGn
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THE CoiSAsE For AUeUsT. 1852, at the Cnitec.
States mint in Philadelphia. amounted to 1885,
SIS; of which Ss.asoaS wus Of gold, and Sol i9a
OF silver. The deposits from the let Of Janusry to
the 3lst of August, 1851 ai0Ounted to $2s oO5,ti;
and in the corresponding period Of the pE.sens
to &s2, O4g.OaGN
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FoR LIBERiA.-The Colonization Hrra,d .lys, in
consequence of numerous applications for pausage
to Liberia, it ia intended to send three vesseia
hthcr shOrtly.' These will sail from Baltimore
the 18th September, New York October !, ond
Baltimore November I.
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We learn that the caloric ship ERrcssoN is
ready to be launched, and is waiting merely
for the paddle wheels 70 be riveted together.
The interes, which this great enterprise en-
cites increases as the time approaches which is
to test its success
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The great chemist, Liehig, says that one pound
Of guuno imported into country is equal in value
TO tight pounds of wheat, twelve and half
cents. Ii was stated few days since that ten
of gunno, at thirty dollars per ton, was worth to
tho farmer six hundred dollars net profit. Liebigs
calculation would make il worth a much larger
sum; and, instead OF furnishing a family of ten
with bread six years. il would do 80 Ior twenty
FIVE ycars.--Ne,c York Journal Of Commerce.
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GUASo-We have beiure the results u an
analysis of outer Loboe gnano, recently made IN
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-09-02

Nkw YuRn, September THE 'r'gaio N!ss''a'
sippi il outsdc the bar
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!SdiIing Of TIE canada.
9r,Jroi of tn Mississippi.

BosroN, September The Canada sa'iru TO
DIV. with fIiy passensers and rocco IN Anss.-
can gold.
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premises, the said Secretary and Clerk, and the
clerk OF the Printing Committee, are hereby att
thori.ed and required to settle and pay bis accounts
for oil work done, and all work ordered now in his
hands in process of completion, according to his
contract prices, with such proportion Of fifty thou
sand dollars in addition thereto 40 the amount of
the work performed by him bears 10 the amount
OF work done by the printer for the thirty Con-
gress, when estimated under his contract prices.
SEC IL. And be IL further enacted, That no per-
son hereafter who holds shall hold any Office
under the Government Of the United States, whose
salary or annual compensation shall amount to the
sum of two thousand five hundred dollars, shall
receive compensation for dscharging the duties Of
any other office.
Approved August 81, 1852.
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any naval school in the navy, shall be made unless
recommended by the member of Congress repre-
sening the district in which the applicant resides,
in the same manner that cadets at w est Point are
now appointed; and that the Secretary of the Navy
shereby required to report TO Congress at ts second
session, the number and names OF appointments 10
the Naval School which have been made; and the
district and State whence each one concs and the
number of vacancies then existing at said school,
with the Congressional district which may be :
titled to supply them; and statement OF the order
in which the remainder of the Congressional dis
tcts shall be entitled TO supply all future and
cruing vacancies, so far as 1t may be determined
by existing law, or by circumstances.
For the contingent expenses OF the United States
Naval Academy at Annapolis, Maryland, twenty
one thousand seven hundred dollars.
For contingent expenses that may accrue for the
following purposes, viz: freight and transportation,
printing and stationery, advertising in nnwspa-
pcrs, books, maps, models and drawings, purchase
and repair OF fire engines and machinery, repairs
OF and attending to steam engines in navy yards,
purchase and maintenance Of horses and oxen, and
driving teams, carte, timber wheels, and the pur-
chase aud repair OF workmen's tools, postage OF
public letters, furniture for Government houses,
fuel, oil and candles for navy yards and shore
tons, pay of watchmen and incidental labor not
charge able TO any other appropriation, iabor at
tending the delivery OF stores on foreign stations,
wharfage, dockage aud rent, travelling expenses
of officers and others under orders, funeral ex +.
penses, store and office rent, stationery, fuel,
missions and pay OF clerks to navy agents and
siorekecpers, hsgs, awnings and packing boxes,
premiums and other expenses of recruiting, appre.
bending dcsorters, per diem pay to persons attend
ing cuurts- ma tiai and courts OF inquiry, and
other services authorized by law, pay judges ad-
yocate, pilotage aud towage of vessels and assist
ance to vessels in disress bills OF health and quar-
antine expenses Of vessels Of the United States
navy in foreign ports, five hundred and twenty
seven thousand eight hundred and forty dollars.
Fer meteorological observations, to be conducted
under the directions of the Secretary Of the Navy
two thousand dollars.
For The payment of the salary Of Professor Jamed
p. Eipy, during the fiscal year ending June thr-
tieth, eighteen hundred and forty eight, no appIo
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-05

and gre S,nsug mAuaind-all of which. without
one dissenting objection, pronounce this Ointment to
be GOOD!
As day by day il tunobtrusvely extends It's sphere
OF action along the borders Of our vast country and
circulated throughout its extent new evidences ofts
power and new proofs Of It's eiicAcy are continually
developed Three millions Of boxes, applied To dis.
ease within the last four years have established the
astounding fact, beyondthe power Of cavi or cont a.
dction, that il Is INFALLBLr in the cure OF all Tu-
mors, Ulcers, Sores, burns, Tetter, Piles ScrofulA
ErvSIpelRS, ehilblains scald Head sore Ewes Ounsy
Group, Rheumatism, Broken Breast Ague in the Face
cornS Sc II completely restores the lnsensiblo pli
spiRAFIoN and by this means opens those avenues by
which nature intended 10 xpe the morbid matter of
the todv thus Is the system cleansct tie blood po
rifed; andth health restored sF 5r,- wirt, -.
II has powerto cause all external sores, ,Scrofll-
Gus HtDlarS, and Poisonous tpoufsds to discharge
their putrld nater and thon heal them His rightly
terne All Healing, for there il scarcely disease
external on intcrnN that Il will not benefit have
used II fortho last fourteen years for all the diseases
Of the chest consumption and liver involving the ut
most danger and responsibility; and declare before
heaven and man. hatnotin one single case has il fails
cd 70 benefit when the patient was wkhtn reach Of
mortal means. :. a6l .''isff HrW ~ sa3 ~
J. MeAIIsTER. III Fulton-stA Naw York. Sole Pro.
pretor A. Il S. HEEnRy, Agents for Ohio.
Sold by T., L. Slaenm and Otto w. Kraemer, LanSas-
ter n Kalb Rushvllle; WV Reed, Carroll M Camp,
bell, Pickerngton Leonard and Brother, Basil; A. H.
Mitthof, LocIville, Samuel Bartlett Winchester; l.
Endsey, Lithopolie Il. Geohegan, BaltmoTe; j Clay
pool New Salem; y and s, Hsnbee, Amanda; Daniel
Hawkin, Sugar Grove; Ashbaugh aud Beery, Bremen
octOber %. 1851 90
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-05

RossUTu's EAMILY IN N. Y.-Kossuth'a
sister Madame ZsulawSzky, her husband, and
children arrived in New York. from. Europe
some FIVE or Elk days since, and the Herald
says, are comfortably provided for, Kossuth
having made provision for them before sail
ing tor Europe. Besides having purchased
and stocked farm of land FOR them in one
OF tho Western States he left with the mayor
oIthe city athousand dollars for the purpose
Of ehabhng them to travel out to II, and
commence life In this country independently.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-05

DISASTERS ON THE WESTERN WATERS
The total number Of steamboats, lost, and
the recorded loss Of life on them, from the
beginning Of steam navigation in the West
up to the year 1852, was, boats sunk 576; OF
which the total tonnage was S5 1858 and total
original cost $7,ll3,94O. The above sta
'tistics refer only to the boats sunk by snags
and other obstructions.-& louis RepubR-
can, ..-
a Gen. Pierce is opposed to the rem wal Of
thc"snags" upon which the fIus hundred and
seeaiySLr steamboats, were wrecked! And
the Convention which nominated him agree
with him in opinion. He Is, therefore, on
'hls Important question, in entire harmony
with the declared views OF his party, but in
perfect discord with the interests of the
country And yet he and they have the
presumption 10 suppose that man who is.at
once opposed to the Protection OF Home La
Dor and Home Commerce, will receivs the
cordial support of American artisans and
boatmen! They viii awake to find their
mistake Ia November.--AB Epe. ,Jour.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-05

ISDiANA' The Indianapolis Daily Jour
nal, of'the s7thin inst, contains the following
cheering intelligence from that State:
Our letters from every portion of the State
continue OF the most cheering character.
friend writing US from Randolph coun.
ty, says; "Look out for large yot. for
Scott in this eounty--much larger thun nnv
Whig vote given here since 1870. Mnny
Democrats, openly say that they cannot be
transferred to any obscure man that their
leaders may put up"
"Old Knox" says letter before US, twill
come oAt better than for many years. We
shall give baoming majority for Old Lun-
dy's Lane"
"The vote of Howard county will astonish
friends and foes" says uu old fashioned
Wing, writing TO us on busiSess few days
ago. ''Pierce cannot be forced upon many
OF the honost-hearted Democracy. They
don't know him--and they do know Gen.
Scott. Mr.. McCOrty will get stronger
vote than any Wing has ever received here. !"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-05

aWH1e MANGUvERING. "A kentucky
Locofoco paper thinks that the Wings are
trying to kick ups fuss with Great Britain
In order TO have another military chioftain
for President in 1856. RI the worst comes
to the worst, the Wings won't make a fuss a
bout54 40 or fight, and fzzle on 40, because
tits Great Britain. The Wings don't mako
wars 10 make candidates for the Presidency.
The precedent was established by the other
party, and after all their labor, they only
made feintat 1t.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-05

0TThe Locofoco papers call a man
fool who purchases the history Of the brill
liant exploits of Gen. Scott and the Ameri-
can army, Next we will hear that man
is crazy who invests his money in history
of tho American revolution. Patriotism is
at sorry discount with that class of men
who feOrthat the election of Gen. Scott will
hinder them from getting tho spoils Of of
hca< yt.r
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EFFINGER, wHTT'E 8 LATrA,

a RI nav ,ss;,:,,s H., ,,;,r6, a inn T,,s
N Of Hsrlware Our stock Il the largest We have
over bought. And as it has been purchased aIipost
entirely for cash from annfsutaifsD snd Importers
we hsFSttn our power tSster tllersyare at loseg
our lr,pe trs. gives ms sp.er;ar s 80 e5ss
any other estabishnent., -, =.
], = ~ .,,,,,,,. - ,,S, y - ''i'e iise
Ns'lA 'e.'ss"ff * s''<.
~ psc; NaiSSas$ payl;ss 81 SI AZ S Sna ss
othsr uattsrns C,ss - '-'s SN~nS lsSs'
40 ID Darlinss s In,n.1s s. IE,l Arm
DO Woliotsi and othsf ,nElu Grain cradles ~,
on d ,haisa yie Stones ana rAes
h R ~ ~, ANU ts, t;' y k.
iIaines, Trace chains, etc. esIf = ~ 80 s13
Fatrers viii Gr.d it to their interest rot to make
thsir purchases 5cIore cAlling and oo'Rg through
sas, so, ~ fs iSS.hh iSS5 ~ We E = "a
sH -'-seEf q. ytrc,EvSfet.tr .q-q ssoe,
sisn3s,; k4A So :, y -. s,- So. go.
VIZ IND at the Great Hdrdtodfe Sttte, AL kinds
OF Hi'chah a. toois su;tedto every iTadO ana most
rappToVed MAKE ll :, "a; - g -lF.5g~ f.
-a''3'7 f1-6UNSMl1.HS, Il -fife tafs p.
WilTilnd Gun Barrels Gun Locks and Mounting.
Gitn ribs ninnlas sha..t hrass Garman silver nd
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-05

6~TAll the news from Indiana Is of the
most cheering kind. Last Saturday the Hon,
John w. Davis made forcible speech In
sullivan county, that stronghold OF Democ-
racy, and at its close, as We are Informed by
en ear'wthess, three old Democrats pubIir
y declared their determination to vote for
Scott and Graham, A good many others, 4,
issaid' made private declarations to the same
we have information direct from a thor.
ooughly reliable citizen Of Lawrence county
that he has counted Glty.fvc seceders from
the Democrattc party in the two townshjps
adjoining his own place ofresidouse.
Webave similar information from all marta
OF the Stlte.--L0u. Jou. =
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-05
H@sNsAcK's, LIVER prIts

No part the system moro liable to dlsesse thln
the LIVER, serving az lterer to purify the bIood
giving the proper secretion to the bile; so that any
wrong action Of the Liver effects the other impof
tant parts of the system, and results variousy in
Liver complaint, Jsundice, Dyspepsia, etc We
indicate wrong action of the Liver These pills
bong composed Of ROOTS and PLANTS furnished by
natefr to heal the sick Namely. LIST. An ExPEoTc-
HAEr, which augnents these cretion from the Pulmo-
nary hgens membrane or promotes the discharge of
sgrrrted matter. ID, An ALTERATIvE, which chan
gas in sone inexplicablo manner the certain morbid
action ofthe system. 3rd, A TONIC, which gives
tons apdgtWpsth tothe nervous system, renewing
alth an yisQr to all parts Of the body 4th, ca.
ThnIc Which acts in perfect harmony with ths 9TH
er Ingredients, and operating the Bowels and ex-
poiling The whole mass of corrupt and vitiAted mat
ter and purifying the Blood, which destroys disease
snd restoFs' health. Prepared at Hobensack's Lab
oratory, Philadelphia, Price 25 cents. ,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-05
NEW nOOKN.

| TTlST received, Cloverneok. by Alice Carey, the
- L9rgnette. Dream o i.ife.FreSh Clealinss iy Ike
MaryeE First Impressions in lsngand, idaed Sand.
stone, Foot Prints OF the Creator. by Hugh Miller
Glance at Europe, by H. Grrely; a, Eaclsnye Abroad
or the warderings in urope aud the Orient, By s. S
Cox, an many other new and choice Books, together
with fine pnd general assortment eG Bibles School
BoqSs So, which will 10 sold very low al the Boo.
store of %" J0fiNt. TUTHlIL,
Mays. Telegraph Building, opposite courthouse,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-05

65-The Wings have already charged
him with more than we believe to be true,
and we had rather defend the man from
some Of the foul ISLANDERS which they have
heaped upon him, than to propagate any
new charges against him; but toe certainly
have a risM iorepeat ,caat they haze said. Ky.
Flag
The above prefaces some extracts from
Parson Bro@nlow and other bolters. Is it
not rich! A profession Of honesty where
none exists!- We have generally under
stood that. ."the receiver Of stolen goods is as
bad as the. thief and that the retailer of an
acknowledged slander is as bad rs the origin
nl libeiler. So much for the honor of Lo-
cofoco leader. o., .~.,.s 2.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-05

PRoriTs OF STocK RAISING IN Texas
In 1912, a gentleman in Brazora county,
gave half ia league of land, worth not over
$4,000, for one thousand head of CATTLE
Since that time he has supported his family
and improved farm worth four or five thou.
s,nd dollars from the sale OF the produce of
the herd; which has now b sides the num-
Der sold--increased TO seven thousand head.
OF this number he has just sold 1000, at 81
each or $4,000 in all. He estimates thnt
the nnmber previously sold brought $40, 900.
The three thousand remaining are worth
$4,000. Readers abroad must understand
that cattle have no food in this country, save
what Is furnished by natural pastures.--
Galueston CipiliaR.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-05

rha GuILLprtNE rJBg RsvfvEDiS FRANCE.
n court martial, at Montpelier, has CON
demned seventeen of the insurgents Of De-
cemper to the guiRohne. The Paris cor
respondent OF the London News saws. thar
the sentence has produced sensation of
profound horror, Judgment having gone by
default against six OF the accused, the mum.
DER o. heads doom to fall in the public place
OF Bedarieux, the scene Of their crimes. is
eleven. The offence for which these men
have been condemned to death is the muir .ler
Of three gendarmes. Thus military instiee
makes shambles ora French town to pun.
ish a crime which VIVA the immediate con.
sequence of the coup d'rtdtof December, aud
the lives of eleven men are to be taken in
cold olood for the acts Of violence which,
however utrocous, were committed in the
strife ofcivil war. II is stated, however,
that in the ministry ofjustec there Is pre- par
ing decree ofamncsty, which, It Is thought
will be promulgated ON the frte OF the 18th
of August. +'
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-05

we have put no States in the Scott col
umn but what we firmly believe he will car
ry; we have put four States in the Pierce
column, Maine, Florida, Illinois and Mis-
souri,, which many consider doubtful; and in
the doubtful column, Scott stands the best
chance of carrying all but Michigan. Our
calculation is not made for effect and we are
willing to stand byit.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-05
City Ron Estate for sac.

'lNHE subscriber offers for sale the House and I.o,
/ situate dupon Wheeling street, lew DAYS East
Of the residence Of Dr. su,rStler, being part Of Lot
Np, 9. in Square No. TO-. The House is two-siorv
trans anl the ot is 81 leot front. There is stable
x chqr opt houses. cistcrn and ell upon the pre-.
ase, will also sell on out lot Of afrcs, being
oron OF out.lol No g., situated at the North end of
Broad.street either in whole ol in part.
The above property win be sold low and termf
made reasonablc. SAMUEL SHERRtCK2rl
LancssteE April 81. 1859 H. 3mbI
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-05

6-A Locofoco contemporary wants to
know .-"what Gen. Scott has done to make
him Pfesidept." Gen. Scott don't work
for himselG but he done u good many things
that viii induce the people to make him
President.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-05

The Locofoco papers appear in great ago.
ny whenever they hear of Lundy Lone SOL
dfer, They say the Wing party only want
to fuse them" The truth is that all of them
want "to use" General Scott for President,
and there is the rub.