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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-12-03
HATS FOR THE PE9PL ",
SaannnI G.. GInNAr. ~ /.

J. a4 IHa Il. < " =
|uAvING purchased the entire interest Of
Ill Mesars. }. Glover q D., Wolfard in the
Hat Store, wouIdrespeetiulIy inform thepub.
4 tit that he intends continuing the business Ut
the old stand an Front st. between Market
sud Jefferson, sOiipils continuance Of the
liberal patronage heretofore extended 10 the
concern, and hopes by unremitting attention
70 business and an eye single to tho wants Of
the pubic, TO give SAT- sfactipn 70 all. lie has
now on hand large and general assortment
Iof - ~ lls.-
Hats and Caps,
Trunks, Carpet Bags, UmbrelIas
&c, ofevery description,
TOGETHER WITH EVERY VARIETY or :
i. STRAW GOODS. ~
Having purchased the above stock Of Goods
for cash, ut reduced rates, he is enabled TO sell
AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL q
a little lower than they have been purchased
heletofore Al the same estsbl shment. and .
GREAT DEAL LOWER than they can be
ipnrchased at any other place in this city. His
arrangements are such that he will be in the
constant receipt Of the latest style or Goods Of
every description in his line, which ,N eaa.
bic him atail times to anticipate the wants Of
the most /" Progressive '.7
Every description Of Furs and Skins pur.
chased, !or which he will pay the highest price
IN cash or Hats. nov. rs, l852--d&w.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-12-03

NM, SPANISH SOLE LEATHER.
.k00 LBS, No. | Spanish Sole Leather jus
ej(JU received aud for salo AZ The loves
mafket price by G B RsLL ONp btCv !
ifscpt.e, 1852 ~ .esN
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-12-03

yE'TFIFE FIsH.Aau bblslos sals q Io.4
AV III ra,ss BY Iaug, islGs 8rR0 0ss
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-12-03
Gloves,

A LARGE stock OF heavy Buckskir
n Gloves made to order, suitable for Corn
gathering, are now on hand at the Hat Store
and will be sold low.
r nov 9 sc. GLOVER.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-12-03
County Traders.

A RE Informed that the subscriber has now
II on hand large stock of Mems and Boys
cheap wool hats, which will. be sold very low.
Also large stock Of Wool Kossuth. ~
nov l3 S. G.GLOVER.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-12-03

ASTRONOMICAL DIscovERY. ~ Tie new
nlonstertelescope Of Rev. Mr.. Craig, in Eng
iland, has revealed The fact that what was
supposed 10 be Saturn's rings are not rings
at an, but in reality arches Of the most per-
fleet geometrical formation.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-12-03
Hats and Caps,

Trunks, Carpet Bags, Umbrellas
{ DC, ofevery description,
ToG ETHER WITH EVERY VARIETY or
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-22

~ Judge Paris. the new democratic
mayor of Portland. Me-, was sworn into
office on Monday, and in his address stat.
ed that in the same hall TN Al he was then
standing in. he was inaugurated Govern
W of the State more than thirty years
ago, He also avowed his determination
to enforce all the laws. the Maine liquor
law included.
~ General Canales, after defeating
Carvajal. returned lu Matamoras. was re
ceived with rejoicing aud houored with a
grand ball.
~ The Virginia Senate has passed
the bill from the House to elect magis
tra,es, sherifIs, clerks, &C., by the people
VA lot offresh green poas were re.
ceived in New Yo,k on Tuesday, by the
steamer Alabama, from Savannah.
~ Green peas are only $3.50 per peck
in Faneull Hall Market, Boston.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-22

LOOKING GLAsseg"R Buns -A'cor
responder, Of the GaRer's cmouiclc
sayG
"The following plants perltly eilica'
eious Tor soaring birdshom rruil Al OH
er produce. One Of my servants bayg
by chance brokena looking glass. il 6r
peared 10 me that the broken niece,
suspended by string. so as to turu free
" In every direction. would give IN
appearance of something moving about
which would alarm the birds. | accord
,ngly tired the plan. aud found that u,
bird. not even the most fnolbarJy of Then
dare cnniu Tuu. fvt--y hnd attacked
my peas; an suspending few bits of thu
looking glass amongst them the marnuh
era left the place. The ,omtils atlacko,
my Seckle pears, 10 which they seen
very partial, A bit oflnnkinp glass sus
pended in front Of the tree put stop I,
the mischief. My grapes was then mucl
damaged. before they were ripe. b,
thrusheeand Iarlings; a piece ofinokinI
glass drove these away, and not a gran,
was touched afterwards. | had befnr,
tried many plans, but never found any 8,
etiactual as the above"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-22

STANLY's LETTER Gen. ScoH.--The
Bos on Atlas thus refers 10 the letter Of
the Hon. Edward S,an'y. and The posi-
tion and popularity Of General Scott. 1t
says:
"Mr. SianIy puts his case strongly. and
his logic is unanswerable. His letter
will do much good, both North and South.
as it will tend to place the Presidential
question in proper firm before the
Wings oflhe whole country. Now. then.
one word in conclusion Mr Slanly says
that Gen. Scott was in favor of the "com
promise measures" We have on doubt
ofihat fact. the Wings oflhe Mouth have
no doubt Of that fact; and yet they will
henrlly support him if he is n"mna'pd.
and give him such vote as has not been
given for Wing candidate since the
campaign of 1910 The Wings Of the
North do not wish the Cnmpromise
measures tn be dragged into the canvass
They do not ask for candidate VIII" is
opposed to them. The strength Of Gen
Scott upon these points. is in tho fact
that although he was in favor of the
{ mpromise himself, no does not there
{ repndiate aud insult those who dlf
f. from him on these questions II" is
no. for narrowing the Wing platform,
and crowding every good Wing off oi
il, who does not discern clearly the wis
dom and benicencc Of the Compromisc
measures. his The librralily OF his "pin
ion It is the broad nationality Of his char
acter and hia LIE that cause meuln clcavt
10 him. aud which commando from then
confidence aud respect"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-22

PASSAGE oF PENsYIvANIA BANK Bits.
The Pennsylvania House of Represen-
tatves. on Thursday, passed bills char.
,ering The Commercial Bank of Pttsburp;
Anthracite Bank Of Tamagu,; the Far
mers' and Mechanics Bank of ALE ntown;
the Erie City Bank; the Farmers and
Mechanics Bank of Carlisle; the Bank
of Meudville. aud the Bank of Pheuix-
vile; and rejected the Newcastle Bank
Of Lawrence county. aud the Bank of
Poustown. This is Pennsylvania Loco.
fncnism.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-22
@eDo ON lhc bn.lness YOU

t.S"Do up the business you. were
ssntt there per(orm-lhe people lo"k f"'
it--lhey want M trifling in the case. u
the business cannot be pnt through be
tween this aud the first of June. il can
never 10 accomplished by the same set oI
Legislators. Either finish tho woyk, or
vcSiga and 90 hnme!'
The above is from the Lancastcr Ea
gIc, (LocoiDco.) The Eagle seems dis
posed to he out Of thnmor with it, fIicuds
Have patience neighbor, "Ihc cunsriIu
tion is in the hands of its friends" aud
they are getting 81 per day CircierWr
Herald
A visit to Columbus Of three days en-.
sbled our neiChbor To progress. and he
10 now of the opinion that the "samc
Legislators" can accomplish" the work.
THIS is great world.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-22

TnE CRYSTAL PALACE.-The fate Of
the CRYSTAL Palace has at last been dc.
cided upon. Lord John Manners, tho
chief. commissioner of woods and forests,
under the Derby administration. stated in
reply to question put to him in tho
House of Commons, that the Govern.
ment did not intend to take any step for
preserving il beyond May lst. The bal.
ance of the funds in the hands ofthe exhi-
bilion commssiouers,is to be expendedin
the erection of national gallery at Ken.
sington. in which all the pictures and
statues, capable of being removed, are
to be placed.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-22
CitY Renl Estnte ror Sale.

TNHE subscriber offers for sale the House and Lot,
i situated upon Wheeling street, few days East
Of the residence of Dr. Berstler being part Of Lot
No. 6, in Square No. 10. Tha House is two-story
frame and the Lot is 81 feet front. There is stable
other out houses cistern and WELL upon the pre-
misses. will also sell an out.ot Of acres, being
portion ofoutlot No. g. situated At the North end Of
Broad. street, either in whole or in part.
made reasonable. SAMUEL SHERRlCk.
Lancaster, April 81, 1852 Smbl
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-22

TIE B & o RAILROAD Tho editor
OF tue Wheeling Gazette has lately seen
several OF the Contf9c,ors Oh the Bait:
more aud Ohio road, who agreed in say
ing lha, the work on the road is pr"gres
sing rapidly, and that there can be no
doubt nf their finishing it inlime for run
ming The cars by the fist Of January
next.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-22

@The Gazette says. there is a, pres.
ent more interest taken BY the people Of
Cincinnati in Spiritual Manifes,a,ions.'
'han ever before. Besides the Misses
Fox. there are scores OF Mediums in
different families in various parts Of the
town. 49,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-22

WDr Pretty. an English physician.
appears ohave found a very simple means
Of arresliog the hiccouOh. II is sufFi
cient 10 squssze the wrist, preferably that
Of the right hand. with piece of string,
or with the fore.Rnger and thumb ofih
~sk~g hanl
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-22

C,.,o,. : c.as--ln The Marine Court
or NJ "vO" vt ov' Nsssignees nf Louis
nt New York the or MI.
E@%nyNesaed. yhs Ogcv" ~ SSsrni,0ro i' ,,'vy
Emanuel aud the lady were eusoed IN
be married, ard in au,icipaliok 0t,hn,
Miss L bought the furniture. Emuna.
providing the funds To pay for it. Tn
parties were To be married, according /
agreement. about the middle of mex
May; hut Emanuel not long since CAV
the fair one notice that he could not MARI
her. pleading poverty as a reason. Sh
tonk this notice Us breach Of promisl
and when the furniture was claimed. sll
refused 10 give il up. and suit was brn
to compel her uncle. who is her snarc
ian. to restore the chattle. The jur
found verdict for the defendant S
Miss l.. remains in pnssession.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-22
Take Notice.

A IL persons indebted to the late firm OF FRANK
IN C CO., are hereby notified to call and settle the
same at the office Of G. Steinman, j. p, Lancaster,
Ohio no other person is authorized to give receipts
All accounts notes and duebis, have been assigned
to the subscriber, and left with the said G. Stenman
J. p, for collection. L. II. SPRINGER,
April % -3w5l OF Cincinnati Ohio.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-22

CnoLERAIN HrGnLAVD USTy.-The
NewJ states that three men and one wn
mnu. in the peighborhood of New Mar
ket. Highland county. died. last week
of disease which the physicians pro
nounced cholera. Several others were
attacked, but oil recovered. Those whc
died had recently returned from the
West.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-22

EMANC,PATeD Slaves. The steamer
Editor. which arrived yesterday from ST..
Louis, brought up twenty four negroes,
all Of whom had been emancipaled by a
Mr.. Harper, who resides near ST Louis.
They are II hearty luoklng party. and
they will, no luunl. provo good aud use
ful citizens in Liberia, which place is
their destined home, Mr., Harper gen,
er"u'ly pays THERE expenses to Baltimore,
nd the American Coloniza,ion Society
t ,.aprovide them with n conveyance to
AEi.o,This istrue philanthropy-Pns
p0si
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-22

tbs SAN JUAN LINE To CALIFORNIA;
rNe steamer Pinneer has been chartered
ny VaNdeibilt & Co.. of New York. to
rSn on ths'r, route from San Juan to San
fnAcisco, and making the fifth steamer
emtlSyed on the line. She will sail In a
tew llys for tho Pacific side,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-22

THE PRESIDENTIAL CAMpArGN.-W Ws
preceive that the Presidential campaign
has alre ady opened in Kentucky. Hor .
Thomas l.. McCreery. the democratic
candidate for elcctor in the third con.
gressional district "fthat State, address.
ed large meeting in Christian county. a
few DAYS ago.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-22

II Wp notice n statement 10 the ef.
feet lha, Judge Thompson. of Penn.
syvania, has lately decided, in the
Court Of Common Pleas, that the ten.
an, Of farm, in that State, cannnt re-
move or sell the manure from the farm.
no matter how produced. This has been
long vexed question, and the Judges
opnion is Of interest to farmers general
i
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-22

U There are $4,000 Cherokee emf.
graMs near Fort Smith, Ark. whero
they are to receive each the per capita
of sos 05 from the United States Super.
intendent.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-22

430 recruits left Newport (Ky.,,
barracks. last week, for Santa Fe. A
long march,
Tho gallant Post. N aster Genera
hss appointed Sarah Elizabeth McFad
den, "posi.master" at Rock Run, Md.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-22

Dear or INDIANA. Iii is said that the
State of Indiana. by the sale Of her stock
in The Ma,Iism and Indianapolis Rail.
road, will be able To pay of S75o,0O Of
her debt this year.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-22
PRAYING IN A ball Rafher a

PRAYING IN BALL ROOM Rather a
queer circumstance, not put down in the
programme ofthe evenings amusements,
occurred at the Hamilton House ball on
Wednesday evening, which created M
htlIe amusement and surprise. Ii ap-
pears that some one sent an invitation to
Elder Knapp, the famous revivalist, who
holds forth in the city at present to crowd.
ed congregations. to attend the said ball.
This he did, and entering the ball room
commenced praying, to the vast number
who went TO pay their devotions at the
shrine of Terpsichore. instead of attend.
ing prayer meeting; but before he had
proceeded far, a voice was heard-"for.
wavd four" The music commenced
playing.and the Elders voice was drown.
ed by the "noise and confusion" He
shortly after relired.- Chicago Adv.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-22
The PrrsDuaon Porsoxrxo Case

TIE PITrsBuRGn POISONING Case
S,me developments have been made
which induce che apprehension Ihoi the
three children or Mr.. C4'hbui were in
,eniioually poisoned by man who had
quarrcled with Mr.. C. The bodies were
taken up on Thursday by the C"rouet.
and the Post says there heing M appa
ratus in Pittsburgh capable Of nualyziup
the contents Of the stomachs Of the chill.
dren. they were taken 10 Cleveland for
that purpOso.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-22

t:ST The emigration from Germany is
said to he increasing. and resembles tho
Irish emigration, as an exodus of ma
tion. Though the city of Cologne,
there have passed in the course Of u
brief period. upwards of 10000 per-
sons.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-22

~ The Cincinnati Gazette says. it is
proposed in that city. "to raise large
capital for the purpose of establishing a
daily paper under the auspices of the
NJ. f Church. and that il shall set its
face like a flint against theatres. liquor
venders, e ID omnis geni. The editor Of
the Cincinnati Christian Advocate favors
the plan. We may remark that the cap.
iral should be rery large"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-22

EVIt is said that John P. Hale, U.
S. Senator from New Hampshire. has
concluded. after the expiration of his
Senatorial term, to remove to New
York.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-22

A SINGULAR TEsTIMoNrAL.-It is stated
that 10000 square feet of land in the
Washington Cemetery. near New York
city, have been decided to trustees for
the erection "fa monument. $50 feet high
to Henry c ay. the cost of which is to be-
raised by subscriptions. from twenty FIVE
ceu's to one dollar. from the ladies' Of
the United States.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-22

ANOTHER SICK 1t was intimaled that
the Senior editor Of the Cincinnati En-.
guircy, Mr.. Farsn, did not agree with
the Junior editor. Mr.. Robinson, in his
estimate Of the Ohio Legislature and Mr.
Medary. Mr.. Faran, upon his return
from the east, promptly put down this ri
NOR He says:
"The senior editor nf this paper, on
his return to his post, after an absence oI
some four weeks. was surprised to learn
that attempts had been made at Colum.
bu4. aud other places in the State, to Gre.
ate the impression that there was diff
ference of views between himself and
the junior editor, as to the measures and
policy Of our Democratic friends at Co
lumbus. 1T is proper To say rhot such a
difference dnes not exist, and has not ex
listed between Us; than we concur in opin.
ion as Ia the improperly Of the course
pursued on the printing question, extra
session, adjournment. criminal court and
Board If Publc Works"
1t is simply necessary, To do justice, tc
add that Citizen Medary is still "alive
and kicking" ready cooked and rrm
pd"-anxious to meet the man who but
ted the bull off the bridge aud willing tr
back the men who are trying to but the
Locomntivc IA
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-22

EV Another musical rival Of Jenny
Lind has been discovered in the female
Seminary at Leroy, New York by. the.
name Of Miss Jay, who sang an echo
song recently that surpassed lha, Of Jon.
ny's. at least so say the New York pa.
pers. The Jay bird" for such she ,oiR
be called, is destined to create q sensa-
ton in the musical world.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-22

~ 1t has been proposed to bold a
convention. "fall persons who served in
any of the wars Of the United States,
in Philadelphia, onthe third Monday Of
Nav
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-22
DoenEnIAN VEnpIcr. In nn nclinI

DoGBERIAN VERDIcr. - In On action
brought for damages sustained by
reason Of the bite uf dog, aud
tried last week in one Of the Justices
Courts 10 that city. before a jury. the fol
lowing curious verdict was rendered.
namely: I'VE find the plaintiff ak cents
damages. aud the e,dog To be giver to the
planiiG by6 s'el9ck this agsrpoon. to
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-22
oAss N Nrw Ina.nv. -rhe Demo

V"sS NFW tENAtE'-- no UemO'
Gratis of CNltQa. IN Essex county, N. j.,
in appointing representatives to select
delegates to the Baltimore Convention,
instructed them to vote for Cass men,
and under no circumstances to go fnr
those who favored Commodore Stockton.
They must have been reading the Com.
modore's late speech in Trenton.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-22

BoUNTy LANns "A meeting was held
IN Philadelphia on the 18th inst, and
resolutions adopted requesting Congress
to increase the grant of forty acres of
land tn soldiers, who have served in the
several wars, tn l60
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-22
ApDrNpA-An Lmportaat Omission!-

ADDrNDA An Important Omission!--
Nv some fatality. we forget to give an
important item IN BECKEL's speech, that
preceded the famous and never to be
f,rgolten battle of the sand bOrPs, in the
House Of Representatives of Ohio, on
Thursday, the 18th of April, A d 1859.
In speaking of the doings and sayings Of
the noted KossUTH Legislative commit
tee, Of which Demagogue WELLER was a
component part. BEcKEL said that they
held on 10 KossUTn like grim death; that
they went further after him than they
should have done; they followed him all
the way To Cincinnati, when there was a
committee here from that city to receive
him; that they hung on to him so tight
that. if rumor was true, some of then last
their coat tails in being pulled away from
him at the Queen City!
1t is supposed that this ullusion tn an
accident ofsome ofthese committee men
al Cinciun' H.. stirred up the chivalrous
blood of WELLER to the desperate deed
of blood. of which he was, very shortly
thereafter, the dire perpetraror.
The viudication Of The truth of history
required us to add this item. that poster
iiy may duty understand and appreciate
all the causes and provocations that led
to the famous battle Of the sand 6orcs.--
o. S. Journal.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-22

The above amount (1ays the Te'c
graph ! was M more than fair cnmpen
satinn. we have no doubt for the expense,
trouble aud damage I" property To which
the Burnet House was subjected while
the King Of Gyysies, rery dear NJ Kos
snlh was stopping rhere with his follow
ers. Yet the Council reduced the bill
nearly one half and then refused to nav
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-22

The New YoRN TmBUNe. This pa.
per Gnes la US clothed in new and beau.
iiGl type. 1t still enjoys great prosper
ity aud an inease Of circulation.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-22

SUPPOSED DEATH FROM Ether "A
few days ago resident of Chelsea, Mass,
had ether administered to him previous
to undergoing a surgical operation, to
remnve toe nail which grew down into
the quick The surgeons had just com
meuced to use the knife when the pa.
TENTS pulse rapidly declined. RestorA
tives were applied in vain, aud death en-.
sued in about Is minutes. =
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-22

CF Hon. J. Clemens has been named
as the Union candidate for Governor Of
Alabama.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-22

Tue EFEEor,- The intelligent editor
of the Springfield Gazette writing from
Cincinnati un Thursday. says:
The money market here, though rath.
er easier. bodies net we'll for the future.
The movements in Columbus are ex.
tremely prejudicial. The Life and Trust
Company will soon give legal notice that
its loans must be ancelled-nearly two
milliPs of dollars, aud covering at least
FIVE millions Of property. The New
York stockholders, governing the major.
Ity Of the Lafayette Bank stock, have
long desired to close it up. and the pres.
ent tax law will satisfy them Ohio needs
M foreign capital. We are informed
Judge Swan, at Columbus, will attempt
M judicial interference with the ottraes.
Gus provisions. hut simply shape their
course so as to close up their business.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-22

Bold RoBBERY We copy the follow.
lowing from The Hancock Journal of last
week:--
"On Thursday night last. the residence
of DR., GouonER, Of this place. was en-
tered by some one or more thieves. and
5000 taken from the pocke, Of his panta.
looms which were hanging on chair, and
gold watch. The rascals appeared to
have some knowledge of the premises,
judging from the manner in which they
proceeded to business. A drawer Of
bureau was taken to and left on the
porch. aud some other articles found re-.
moved from their respective localities"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-22

A HARD HlT.--The Michigan railroad
has had some very severe hits on account
of the tardiness ot the locomotive, but
we think tho Erie road catches ii be
lOw:--
Affecting Scene from an unfinished
Play Edgar. Adeu, my life. my
lovel
!, Pd.line. Suyest thou adieul My
md misgives me. strange fear
sMsNke heavy dumplin here, my life
AM %S'ber goest thou in this strange
!, EdsGr' Nay, SskS1nsnot. You rae
, my soul with sTrow.
, Pauline spe.k, Edgar, | mus, know
Edgar Well NJ must, Pauline, I
PaRline To Dunkirh Nal Nj NJ,
Edgar. Yes, By tie Erie, ,hsilrOodt
Pauline. Nay, then. fareoeli JosSc.,
All is over.-Parker's Journal. \
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-22

EARLY IN THE FIELD.-- The Wings Of
Preble county are already in the field
with first rate ticket for county officers
and the Register has no doubt of its sue.
cess.
The LocofDc0 Central Committee of
Fairfield, on last Saturday. fixed the 5th
day of June for the primary elections of
that party.