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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-22
L.ANnASTER MACHINE. FnuNnnY

LANCASTER MACHINE FOUNDRY.
y iDEFOH& co. are prerured TO furnish All kindss
IN. Of Steam Engines, upon short notice and
at Cilcinnati and Pittsburgh prices, 3. in-tf.
Also, allkihdk Of Mill Clearing, Hoisting Screws,
Regulating Screws, Jack Screws; Fuler's Screws and
MilfSpindles Of cast IRON cr wrought
Bales and Drivers, Sc. &c.
They, will also furnish the Parker Wheel TO
suit any head Of water and with either iron OF wood
shaft Also, the Atkinson heel it up a. AeovS.
The patent the Parker Wheel has expired and cen
segusntly they can he had much cheaper,
They also continue 10 make DevOI,s ThreShing
Machines, and keep lot constantly on hand; war
raned the best in Ohio.
All the above articles win be made with especial
care and by thefbestworkmen and will be warranted
All Kinds Of repairing done upon the shortest notice
They also keep constantly on hand, ALL KINDS OF
CASTINGS, usually kept in Foundry Thy have
completed their front shop, so thatthose who call,
can examine their work.
They are also at this time manufacturing tile T. e.
/ fell Cook Stove, which received the first Premi-
um at the Ohio State Fair at Cincinnati last FALL and
/ will keep them Constantly onh hand. &
The known quality of tie work done at this estab-
lshmen Tor many years pastis the best guarantee that
in future the subscribers will labor to desire the pa.
tronsgr Of the public. They invite examinations.
Lancaster, May %, 1861 G. DEYoL & co.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-22
..LIyEn COMPLAINT.

Jnundice, Dyspepsia, Chronic or Nervous
Debility, Disease of the Kidneys,
A Nd all diseases arising from disordered Liver
"A. and Stomach, suchas constipation, inllness, or
blood to the head, acidty olthe stomach heart
burndisgus for food llness weight in the stomach
sour cluctatons sinking or uttering athe pit ofthe
stomach, swimming of the head, hurried and difficult
breathing uteiiGg at the heart chcakng or SuHocA-
ting sensations when in lying posture, ,dimness ofvis
iop dots orwehs before the sight, fever dull pain in
the head deficiency OF perspirstion yellowness OF the
skin and eyes, painn the side, back chest limbs &c.,
sudden ushes of heat burning in the flesh, constant
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-22

II O0K HERE, NEIGHROT!--what makes
IA youiwear that exceedingly old Haiti Do YOU not
know that NJ. SMALLEY has received the latest Fali
styles Of LIats2 Also, all kinds of CAPS, Remem.
Der The place opposite the TalmAdge House& call 10
bausAster, september %, 1851. q
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-22
CITY SADDLE AND HARNESS snor.
Death or Liberty,

NTAS the cry when the cars arrivedat Shaick'S s
wv HOio McELROY & BILTINGHURST has
constant on hand large assortmentof
Boots and Shoes,
Which will be disposed Of at tho lowest prices to
AL who may favor them with call. Work made at
all times upon the shortest notice.
They would also say To tho Ladies Of Lancaster and
vicinity, that they keep on hand fine assortment o
shoes for them, which will bc found equal to any in
the city for beanty and durability.
The "C0aqRer, trimpt7g )fachiHe," a most excel.
lent and convenient article, is also kept hand for
sale. McELROY & BILLINGHURST.
Lancaster, October 9, 1851 %
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-22

among tnn numerous discoveries Science has
made in this generation to facilitate the business
OF life increase its Enjoyment and oven prolong the
term OF human eXisencO none can be named Of more
real value to mankind, than this contribution Ot
Chemistry TO the Healing Art AvaSt trial ofits yir.
tues throughout this broad country, has proven be.
yonda doubt, that no medicine or combination of me-
dicines vet known, can 80 surely control and euro
the numerous varieties Of pulmonary disease which
have hitherto swept from our midst thousands and
thousands every year, lnde d. there is now abun-
dant reason to beliovoa Remedy has at length beon
found which can bp relied to cure the most uanger
Gus affections OF tho lungs, Our space here will not
permit us to publish any portion OF the affected
by itsuse, but we would present the following opn-
ions of eminent men, and refer further enquiry to tho
circular which tho Agent below named, will always
he pleased TO furnish free, wherein are full particu
lars, and indisputable proof of those facts,
From Hc PrGSideatQf amherst College, the celebrai.
. cd Professor HitchcOck,
"James C. Aver Sir; have used your CnERRY
PEoTORAL in my own case OF deep Bronchitis,
and am satisfied from its chemical constitution, that il
Is an admirable compound Tor tho relief of laryngial
and bronchial difficulties, lrmy opinion to ia su-
perior character can be Of any service, You are at
liberty to use itas YOU think proper.
EDWARD HITCHCOCK, L. l.. D.
From the iDii0ly celebrated Professor SWiman, D,
d., H. H. ID, Professor Of Chemistry, MiaeraIo-
81, Sc, Yale College Member Qf the Lit
Hist, Med PHI and Scientific Societies
al deem the CHERRY pEcToRAL an admirable COM
position from some of'he best articles in the Materia
Mcdica. an. avery effective remedy for tho class OF
diseases Il Is intended Ito cure"
| New Haven, Connecticut, November |, 1910,
| MAJOR pArTIS0N President ofthe s. C, Senate,
states he has used the CuEpRY pEcroRAL with won.
derul success to cure an Inflammation Of the lungs
FROM oNh oF rHr FrRsr puYstctANs IN MAINE.
SAco, lMaine) April 2G lSi9
Dr, j. G, Ayer, Lowell, Dear Sir. am now con.
s.antly using your CuERny PEoTonAL in nv prac.
uec, and prefer tito any other medicine for pulmona.
ry complaints From observation Of many severe
eases, am convinced i will cure coughs, colds and
diseases Of the lungs TINT have put TO defiance ali
other remedies invarable recommend rs use In
cases OF consumption, and consider il much the hes
remedy known for that disease
Y Respectfully youS, LIS. CUsHMAN. M n
I PREPARED nv j. c. AVER, cHEatIsr, LowEtL, NJ As
Sold in Lancasterby Il. l., Socum and DR.. NJ. Krei
icr and dbyDruggsis generally throughout the State
October 90, 1851 sm96
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Overwhelming Testimony.

over HALF Million Of TESTIMONIALS have been
Oreceiled Wy Tho Proprietor Of McAlister's ALL
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-22
Irvine, nnd Cor.lnre.

The largest stock ever opened in the city. A..
H0ABs broom Twine 250Bs Cotton Seine Twins
itVO l6Owrnpping do 200 do Hemp do do
Cords and Fish-lines any quantity,
Just received and for Saleby g. KUAFFMAN& Z %
Lancaster, July al sssi- v4si r9i
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-22

NEW GO0DS.--We are now opening larg
~ portion OF fourpurchase of Fal& ViHter Goods
which have been bought at the lowest prices and will
be sold at corresponding low rates. The styles and
quality Of our stock are OF the mo beautiful and dl.
rable kind, and we invite all our old customers and the
public generally, to call and examine the stock,
LITTLE 4 DRESBACItS.
Lancaster, september 30, 1850 ~
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-22
Country NTorchants and TInttcrs,

That they have purchased in large quantities OK
pres,ly to supply them atprices as low thoy can
obtana similar quality Of hat cap for at any place.
They also continue to MANUFAcTuRE HATs, o. any
description required the quality OF which too well
known in this community to.rcquire commentator,
Remember the place, corner of Main street and
centre Alley, at Mcsign 0fhe Big Hi and Chappau.
Lancaster Oct. l6. 1851 z. FIELDING & son
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-22

: Lancaster Steam Woolen Factory.
TNTIE public are respectfully informed that the un
1 dersgnrd is prepared, at his old tstsnd st the
South end oi Broadway to execute upon the shortest
noicc all work entrusted 10 him. He is sready to do
Carding, FulilDg and Manufacturing,
Either upon the shares, in exchange for Wool or for
cash. - lat s.s.,,
Mlwho have not heretofore, are invited to try him,
as ho will give satisfaction His work will be done
IN the best manner and his facilities are better than
those Of any other establishment the county He
can manufacture any kind OF Woolen Goods required
oil and SEQ. H N
He takes this occasion to return his thanks TO his
Former customers and respectfully soieits eortinu-
ance Of their patronage WM, y. WILLIAMS.
Laneaster, April 9th, .lS5l-4 .-Eagle Copy.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-22

i prices a, ady establishment in The lrest.
Their stock consists in Part of the
following descriptions; Silk Hats Of
all kinds and qualities; Brush, Fur,
Mexican. all sorts and shapes: Bnona
Vistss, Mexican Brush. Otter Mexi-
cans. Boys Hats Of all kinds, SC.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-22

(SEX Barshearand ndshovelP Ploughs, !, Ao
1.-sSsl ksanuNs They are always prepSrod 10
repair all lnds Of work in their line upon tho short
est notice and most reasonable terms.
All persons wishing 10 purchase arc invited TO call
and examine or themselves; and all work Is rdrraut
cd 10 stand. r. &J HUNTER
Fairfield cOunty. Ohio, April ., 1881 6mlS
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-22

ClPS-Plush Of all colors, Blue Cloth asss51SM
Navy, Cloth caps of every variety also ~
fine lot of Otter caps, MpskIat, &C. E'A
Particular care has been taken in the selection
ofhs assortment aud every pains taken to suit this
market 1t the intention OF the propricors to sup
ri the men and boys Of this county with the most
approved fashions each fall and spring, and they are
respectfully invited to call and take look at our
tensiye variety. TheY also wish 70 say to
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-22
Israel Kemmeref
Wholesale Hat and Cap Emporium.
III ATS A ND @ A P S

huOltAfAtb HUI tHu NtsP As"'f
. FIELDING Il son have Just received from
hO, the Eastern cities the largest assortment OF
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-22
For Sale or Enchnnan.

Lancaster, September II, 1851 -.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-22
PIIOsGENE LAmpS.

July 10, 1851.
The daily union., 1852-09-30
The Candidates and SectiOnalism.

The Republic displays the most admirable perseverance
in prosecuting its purpose OF defeating the election OF
General Pierce by representing him the nominee of
sectonalism Voluntarily TO undertake TO demonstrate
proposition in itself absurd and impossible without
even the shadow OF argument to give ii color of truth,
and bravey to persist in the hopeless effort certainly gives
the Republic title to that species OF applause which
kind agreed to besow upon the labors OF him who
spends his life and wastes his wit in search OF the phi
losophers stone. Will the Republic, in all the
Of its logical hardihood undertake to reconcile the fol-
lowing facts with the hypothesis that General Pierce is
the champion OF sectionalism' FIRST, his nomination
was the achievement OF section faction, but was
the work OF the united democracy OF the whole country
Secondly he stands upon platform which wings them
selves concede 10 be eminenty conservative aud national
Thirdly he occupies this platform by virtue of pro-
cess OF fraud compuson, but because it is in precise
accordance with every act and word OF his life Fourhly.
he never uttered sentiment advocated measure that
did not beray an ardent devotion 10 the welfare and
glory OF the Union. Filthy, against sectionalsm Of
every SORT, whether represented the person of John
p Hale or the Rev Mr. Foss. he has baed with in
,repd and unfaering patriotism. Sx,hly, it he who
gave birth to the noble sentiment North, no South,
no East, no West, under the constitution; but sacred
maintenance oil the common oonu anu Wue devoUon 10
the common brotherhood" Sevenlhly General Pierce,
during the sectional controversy OF is5o5l manifested
extreme an xiety for the satisfactory adjustment of the
questions in ISSUE and gave heart and hand 10 the sup
port of the compromise Eghthy, there is not
one compromise Union democrat in the country who does
not repose implicit confidence n the patriotism OF Gen.
Pierce and give him hearty and Jealous support while
nin,hy he is hercely opposed by the abolition agstors
and disunonists OF the North As the Republic claims
to possess extraordinary proportion of ingenuity, we
shall infer from its failure 10 make the foregoing facts
square with its hypothesis that its hypothesis tha Gen.
era Pierce is the sectional canddae) is idle, gatui-
tous, and groundless assumption.
The Republic maintains another proposition, which,
like the preceding is at variance with notorious facts.
That proposition is that General Scott is the true ma
ona, Union candidate and those discepant facts are
First that General Scott is the nominee of Seward,
Weed Greeley, and their abolition confederates and,
secondly that he is disused and opposed by Union
promise wings OF the North and the South because OF
his sectional tendencies and his completely with The
schemes Of the foes OF the Union.
Now, II the Republic means to be either candid osi
CAL ii will reconcile the foregoing facts with the PROPOSE
tons which they seem to contradict or will else abandon
those propositions untrue and untenabe.
The daily union., 1852-09-30
Mhis certif,cate, Exposed.

We mentioned yesterday the effort of The whg journals
to renew the regioustest humbug, by which the attempt
was made dupe Catholic citizens. We also exposed
The nature OF the certificates which had been recently got
ten up by the whg managers We stated that they bore
on their faces the marks of bitter and malignant parti'
sanshp, and that they couched IN the language OF
party accusation, and have resemblance to reliable
evidence We have since received reliable information
as 10 the manner in which those certificates have been
got up and il is in keeping with the conduct OF the
who direct the operations of the Seward party We have
from good authority that lrishmaR from New York
recently went 10 the house Of fellow counryman resi-
ding in Concord, who could not read, and prevailed on
him TO atbx his mark TO paper in favor OF Scott His
son related the circumstance 10 gentleman in Con.
cord, and begged him 10 counleract the New York
emissary, who would doubtless induce others 10 sign
his statement certificates AT Manchester and other
manufacturing towns the Merrimac river, the cor
porations employing lrshmen have, we informed
compelled them 10 sign Seward wbg papers in duress
and under pain OF discharge from employment and the
certificates are given to the world in such sheets the
Manchester American, the Nashua Telegraph, and the
Concord Trbune--ihe last being scandaous cam.
pagn paper established under the auspices of Seward
Greeley, Truman Smith, and company. who control the
movements Of the Scott party These are the journals
from which The Republic copies the certificates j, pre-
sens to its readers in order 10 dupe Catholic cit
zeDs
As the day OF election draws nigh, the whig mana
gers are getting 10 be more reckless and desperately bold
ia their corrupt and couupting operations Up to the
day Of election the people may expect to see the vies
falsehoods scattered through the country The attempt
will be made 10 spring the mines which are deemed
most formidable at late day to prevent the poss
biity Of timely exposure and Judging by the past Incl
dents OF the campaign we are prepared to Ind that the
whr managers have taken means TO interrupt tele.
graphic communication the OF the election in or
der to insure mpunity to fraud Truly IL is mystery
that OF reputable character and honest purposes and
intentions act in concert with such slippery dema
gogues as Seward. Smith, Greeley. and company.
The daily union., 1852-09-30
General scott at Columbus.

l, is always sign Of weak cause when the Leader
Of that cause loses his temper II is sign Of despss
ton. is sign Of defeat General Scott made speech
al Columbus. on his political trip after site for mill
tary asyum-a significant visit considering bis own
failures in polilics-and he maofesy disappointed
in his expectations He was undeceived not only in ref
10 the vote Of the adopted citizens but in refer
ence TO the course OF the feesoiIers He found that
be weak with the former and that Hale was strong
with the latter. He was disappointed and cbasrnsd d
the revelation, and he saw, in glass, darky. the ~
proach of the inevitable doom of defeat He not only
accordingly los, his sefpossession but his dignity, and
be INDUCED in various coarse expressions profusey t
ing bis paragraphs with the word "lic" General Sccr
must preserve his philosophy-he will have use or n
Of il before November has passed away.
The daily union., 1852-09-30
An Iaf4mous Elsctioassrins Trick OF the scott


The history OF American politics furnishes no parallel
the practices which The Scott leaders have resoed to
during the present contest The triumph Of the Seward
portion Of the whg party has caused the Reputation Of
the men OF character who have heretofore directed whig
movements. and the elevation Of desperate politicians
who resort to fraad without fear for they have nothing
TO lose by detection aud exposure Under such auspices
the Scott party is pursuing system Of tactics which needs
only TO be understood 10 excite the indignation OF the
people, and consgn the Scott party to niamy, so that
will avoid all connexion with il they avoid pest-
ence.
Through the newspapers and by means oi printed doc
uments the Scott managers have circulated the vlest
caumnies against General Pierce In the North they
have denounced him prosIayery propagandist, and
the South they have asserted that he was an abolition
st They have forged facts and fashed history TO ar
ray Catholic citizens against him. They have de-
nounced him a coward liberline, and drunkard and.
with unscrrpulous erontery they have proslitued the
postal arrangements and violated the post office laws 10
carry their purposes But recently they have reached
lower deep OF inamy and have resored TO system Of
ssnder go base and Infamous be almost beyond be
lief. Notwithstanding the character Of the who
have been put at the head Of the Scott partynotwth
standing the total and complete reputation Of the man
of the whg party since the nomination OF General
Scott yet nothing except according testimony supported
by according facts could induce us 10 believe that in this
enlightened age aspiring TO the control Of the gov
ernment would sioop the low arts TO which the Scott
managers have resorted.
The Scott managers have sent through the country
peders OF clocks dry goods and fancy articles, who have
been previously trained and instructed circulate the
most vile ISLANDERS with relation to the private char
acte OF General Pierce These itineran impostors
schooled in the part they play They enter INTO
conversation with the farmers. and after representing
themselves ghbors schoonaes of General Pierce,
they say that they have known him from his youth
up then they sander his private character in the foul
es, by relating coined anecdotes representing him
as coward, gambler, or bertnc
While this secret system of eeconeering is being
pursued, the Scott organs assai with vocferous abuse
any who has the audacity tn cir false
patriotic men shall not be robbed OF their well earned
laurels in order TO deck the brow OF Winfield Scott
The whig candidate stands before the country dstin.
gushed by eminent dsquahcations for civil preferment
For thirty years he has been exhibiting the people his
inflated vanity, his jealous, naughty, and rascible dispo
stion and every democrat expected sit quietly and
refrain from comment, while whig leaders present TO the
people their false pictures of the whg candidate, and
malgn General Pierce, and to the most despcable
expedients 10 blacken his private character. Is
The daily union., 1852-09-30
The Canvass In ytrsinia.

The idle boastng OF the whig press has reused the de-
mocrscy OF the Old Dominion from that apparent apshy
into which they had been ued by the confidence Of an
easy victory. The bes, champions Of the democrau'
cause are in the field zealousy and eloquenty sustain
ing the cherished principles from which Virginia nsv
swerved, aad the noble candidate for whom Virginl'
first pronounced. The simple fact that WISE MEADE
Bayly. Letcher, Leske, and other eloquent democrats
have thrown their ability and energy into the canvas
is sufficient guarantee that its result will not be un
worthy the renown OF the banner State OF democracy
The daily union., 1852-09-30
Death of wellington.

The decease Of Arthur Wellesley, the conqueror at
Waterloo will be commemorated in Great Britain by the
sublimest ceremonies He died at ripe old age, full oi
bonors But his heroism did not make him statesman.
With all his popularity among the English people, he could
not head ministry, the government from po
ca or financial crisis. He was sort of adviser oi
the Crown but he acted in the capacity OF court
favorite than as wise counsellor, whose suggestions
were received the law Besides. he knew his place
He did not aspire TO positions which he could not fill with
honor to himself He cherished his martial fame too ar
IDENTIFY 10 run the risk Of furnishing il by any failure in
the difficult field of craftsmanship Had he acted other.
wise-bad he entered in competition with the Peels, the
Palmerstons the Derbys, and the Sianlsys-hc would
have Ios, his stronghold upon the peoples affections and
would have gone to his grave with Of the express
sions Of gratitude which rise like incense TO hi'
memory ILL as saaais
The daily union., 1852-09-30
Hon. pierre soule.

This distinguished senator il in the New EnflanG
States, giving TO New Enzlands gallant son the suppS
Of an eloquence unequaed for brilliancy and effect
has delivered speeches to immense meetings at Ausn'
and Portland, and on Tuesday evening he spoke in Fm
eui Hall In Massachusetts he is called the democr'p
Choate From the New Orleans Delta We learn ~
" the constituents and personal friends o. Senator so'
in New Orleans are about giving that disting ushed -
a,or public dinner mark Of thtir approval Of
senatorial course. and recoxnitsn Of the vgias'
and ability he exercised towards The interests Of 'S
city,
The daily union., 1852-09-30
Kentucky I'm Doubt.

The Louisville Journal expresses the greatest appre
bension about the result in Kentucky. The unprece-
dened apathy Of the wings and the extraordinary zeal
and activity Of the democracy give occasion to the alarm
betrayed by the Journal II says never knew the whis
party OF Kentucky 10 be utterly disorganized, and by
the most pathetic appeals strives 10 rally them to the
support OF Scott. This is very significant. When the
Louisville Journal expresses doubas 10 the rcss in Ken
lucky. the democracy may confidently calculate upon
victory
The daily union., 1852-09-30

Ma. WEpsrER--We are glad 10 be able to state that
MIR. Webser's health is gradually improving. He has
catarrh this year of any consequence but be has
OF the complaints of the season, which make il
necessary tor him TO have repose and avoid travelling
As the weather grows cooler, he will doubtless be
stored 10 his usual strength and health. In the mean
time he il occupied with the great questions pending
his department. and with the cultivation OF his noble
esais which forms altogether Of the most comforta
Bile and at the time unostenatious establishments
that have ever existed in New England.
QMa IBoso~ Co~risr.
The daily union., 1852-09-30

Mr.. c. w. Denison, editor of " Our Country v@
up to Hlsborongh fcw days ago. with daguerrc
typs', Mr. Cuiing,) TO take view Of the old homsaD
vhers Gen. Pierce was born. They got very nne ~
ture, which Mr.. ID IL TO have engraved for ms ~
immediately
Mr. Dsnison was m ardent supporter of Mr. WeoG.
bat when Scott nominated he "csme out ~. ~.
the foul party," and il now doing good service N "
democratic ranks.--N H. Patriot.