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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-11-25

Is MoURNISo.-We should suppose that,
in these days of Locofoco victories and Wing
discomfturcs, no member Of the former par
ty would be found with anything else than a
smile upon his lips and a cheer upon bis
tongue; but the leading organ is in anguish
and mourning over the degenerscy If it,
party. The Washington Union lainenta: !
"The eagerness for Office Is a prevailing
epidemic just now. Thousands upon thou.
sands Of Democrats think OF nothing Just a,
this moment, except what pertains to per.
sonhl ambition and self aggrandizement
This Is not as IL should be. The victory wat
scarcely announced upon the wings Of light
ming, ere the scramble for office began! How
mean and Paltry! How utterly disgusting I,
ALL"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-11-25

HoRRID CRUELTY AT SEA.--The Brooklyn
Advertiser tells u horrible story of cruelty on
board Of one of the Liverpool packet ships
of Grinnell and Minturn, of New Yo.k,which
is of 80 startling aud revolving a nature, as
to be almost incredible. We quote:
1.-The captain ofthe We sseI in question, Oh
his last voyage hitherward, not only barbar-
ou.l y logged every sailor on board his ves-
sci, but subjected them to u series Of abuses
that Zone but a iend could conceive or exec
cute. He caused heavy marlin spikes to be
fastened to delicate parts Of the bodies, aud
In this condition caused them to DO dragged
from one end of the deck to the other, be-
sides INJECTING upon them additional unheard-
Of torments. Taking some offence at the
conduct of the steward of the ship, he or
dcrcd him under pains and penalties Of the
s~everest nature, to catch three hundred flies
--Gnd not one more, or less the same to be
delivered to him (the captain) within a speci-
fled time. The poor fellow did as he wat
ordered, and when he had presented to his
tyrant master the captives he had secured
he was directed To eat each fly separately, or "a
be punished for each omission 10 do so.
Upon reaching New York, the villain
> would have been lynched by the passenger
aud the crew, had he not managed TO escape
a by taking n small boat from the ship cret
q obtained it's moorings ut the dock. Officer
h were scntin pursuit Of him, bat Il is report
ed that he fled to Canada. His place OF
9 board the vessel wHs Of course supplied b,
the appointment Of some other person,
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Arrival nrtha Asin.

FRANcE.-Senate met on the 4th. Ten
members voted that the people should be
consulted in reference to the Empire! NJ.
Fould, Minister Of State, declared that Gov
m did not oppose the proposition;
which was then referred to a special com
mittee, whose report would be presented on
the 9th. 1t is stated in Paris as certain
that the NenatusC nSultee will declare the
imperial crown hereditary in the person Of
Louis Napoleon and his male DESCENDANTS
and, in the event Of his not having male
heirs, then in the person Of his adopted son
should the latter die childless, afterwards in
the person Ofthe ex-king, jerome, and his
family. 'aar ~ na'-as'
Victor Hugo and others, are out in circu.
Lar, warning brethren not to vote for Empire.
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IFSTIHsTMG.

CHARLEsoN. Now lSs-Thsl Label left
Charleston At 5 o'clock on the e~yenipgiof
the 10Th, She saw the Crescent Ctiy near
the entrance ofthe Harhor at Havana; also
saw a Spanish steamer beating toward her.
supposed TO inform her that she night enter
without further trouble,as consid-rableunea-
siness was felt at Havana n consequences OF
her non-arrigal when due, nnd twas Thought
it was because she had been ordered not to
tuuch thereg 1t is said that the Captain
General will not interfere further with her;
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From ~Philndelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, November lS.-The Mar
shals and Police succeeded in making an i'm
portant arrest to-day. Two women were ar
rested last night at the Theatre, charged
with passing counterfeit half dollars. The
developements made led to the arrest OF
Lewis II. Riggin and William Stetler, form
err for passing, latter for making base coin
at Stetler's house. Four hundred dollars
were found, with moulds and other appara-
tus. They had hearing before Commits
sioner Heazlett; both committed.
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m.

a. AN.ALA
A THAKKsoIyIhG TURKEY.-An ingenious
contriyer Of ways and means residing Relea-
bouts, some twenty years ago bsingia want
Of a turkey wherewith to be thankful &C.
eording to law, on the last Thursday in No.
vember, set his wits to work to procure one
without labor, love, or money. TURKEYS,
as every body knows, are fond Of apples and
apple trees for their couch, and our hero,
going in the stiffness of the night, singled
out a fine fat gobbler from a tree fall, be-
longing to one Of his neighbours. Willie re-
l~evnnoiterlng the roOst, he heard he feather
cd bipeds say NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Quit.
Quu!'S But considered these as mere
words Of course, he did not regard them a
feather,but taking a bit Of red yarn from his
pocket he made fast TO the right leg OF his
INTENDED prize aud retired without furthera
farming the brood, or at all disturbing their
OWNER. The next day he went to his neigh
boris house with the following interrogatUry:
"HOu haven't seen no stray g0bbler here,
have yeFp The ~neighbor answered he had
not; but there might possibly be one among
his turkeys; and asked the other ifhe should
know the turkey on seeing him!
80 yes, yes,'' said the witty man Of in.
ventions, 81 should know him very well, by
a bit ofred yarn he had around his right
leg"
Accordingly the whole flock of turkeys
were assemb ed, and the man, deeply re.
/, GREETING his loss, and declaring that he
would not have taken a silver dollar for the
; bird. began to examine the "whdle Iot."7
'Gobbie, gobble, gobble," said the iudig
> nant turkey, taller than The rest by a head
"Ah! that's he" said the man. springinI
, up as he spoke, "that is the very identica
, Teller, can't you see he's got the mark oh!'
swell, 81 he has, sure enough" said tn,
honest %neighbor, taking two guilds ofpig
tail in two minutes, "and yet, I'll be darn
e ed alive, IL thai dos'nt look as much like
: gobbler of mine as two white beans. How
n somever, as the critier belongs to you, why
You must take him, that's ALL" .
. He said no more, but caught the tnrkc,
e and handed him over-as he supposedly
the rigbtful claimant" The other thanke
him for his trouble, and after inviting hin
e to come and take a thanksgiving suppe
with him, and telling him he should be a
!. welcome GA bit Of the turkey, us though
was his own, he marched off triumphantly
e with his prize under his arm and a laugh i
n his sleeves.
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G-An associate judge in Ohio, having
been kicked by a horse, word Of the accident
was sent to the court then in session. An
other OF the judges, after hearing the par
ticulsrs, moved an adjournment Of the court,
stating by a Lapsns in9use, that their wor,
thy associate now lay @nsiNe. A LAWYER
thereupon aroae and observed IN a solemn
tone, that If such were the case, Il was !
great pity the rest ofthe court could not b,
kicked by the same animal.
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ApHANDsoME SPECULATION. The u. s.
mail steamship Arctic, which sailed from
New York on Saturday for Liverpool took
out, az freight, twenty Ave hundred barrels
Of apples. Her predecessor in the same
line had two thousand barrels, and the Pa.
cifc on a late trip had a large number, which
brought in Liverpool. twenty eight shillings
per bushels, or seventeen dollars per barrel
They we're the best Newtownsspippins, cost
ing at New York about 30 per barrel, The
freight charged Is . 100 per b~arrel.-leaviDP
a handsome profit for the owner. The ex-
petition with which p~erishablo merchan.
disc Of this description can be delivered,
ensuring its good order, has given rise, this
season, to quite an extensive trafick.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-11-25

Lows LABOR Losr.-0n the day of the
Presidential election, a large number of cit
izcns Of the United States, assembled at the
Consulate at Panama, and cast their votes
Tor President. Considerable excitement
was manifested throughout the day. Three
hundred aud twenty seven votes were regis
tered, representing every State in the Un-
ion, and Gen. Scott received a majority OF
twenty-seven. s1la' a4H'
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Another WHEELBARRow MAH.--The st.
Louis Republican announces the arrival Of a
German Scholar, in that city, all the way
from New York, having carried his library
ofbooks in a wheelbarrow. His name is
Kamphausen, Having arrived in New York,
short offunds, he takes this method Of max.
ing his tour, and is highly pleased with the
facilities Il affords him for gaining inlorma.
ton.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-11-25

The JAPANESE ExPEDITIoN.-This expe-
ditioh will sail on or about the LIST Of Decem-
Der, under the command of Commodore M.
e. Perry. The following is said to exhibit
the effective force of the squadron: The
Vermont, with SO guns and 800 men; Mis-
sissippi, 375 men; Susquehanna, $50 men;
Princeton, 1870 men; Allegheny, 1870 men;
Saratoga, % guns and 1870 men; st. Mary's,
% guns and 100 men; Vincennes, 90 guns
and 1870 men; Macedonian, % guns and $50
men; Porpoise, 10 guns. and 1870 men;
Southampton, 4 guns; Lexington, 4 guns;
and Talbot, already sailed, 4 guns. To-
tai, COG guns, and 3,045 men. The three
last named vessels are storeships, There
are to be added to the ships companies
100 marines, which, with the complement oil
the stores hips, officers, scientific corps, and
others attached to the expedition, will make
nm effective force of4,000 men and $50 guns
mostly heavy ordinance, The steamers are
each to noun a couple of Paixhan shell
guns of largest calibre, and placed on re.
volving trucks, 50 as to sweep the horizon
These guns are intended to be used for The
discharge Of shells 80 and lbs each, ant
long 42's, making 20 guns to each steamer
Each ship is provided with two brass 24lb
field pieces, to be used for shells or %canister
shot. tt A7s A. as.. .ss-t
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-11-25

6J-"Dear mother," said a delicate little
girl, 81 have broken your china vase!'
"Well, you are u naughty, careless, trou'
blesome little thing, always in mischief; &c
up stairs till sendfor you"
And this was n Christian mothers an
swer to that fearful little culprit, who had
struggled with and conquered temptation to
tell a falsehood to screen her fault! With a
disappointed, disheartened look, the child
obeyed; and at that moment was crushed in
her little heart the sweet flower Of truth, per-
.haps never again in after years to be revived
to life. oh, what were a thousand vases in
comparison. n 80
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LUMBER AMI coal.

Naiicc tO Builders. aud Mechanics.
TIME subscribcr II now establishing an EXTEN-
4 SIVE LUMBER YARD, tusSsf
~ Giesy's Wharf,-fOot NJ Coinmbus and
tiigh Streets, L~HReasGsr,
aud intends keeping constantly on hand all kinds ol
Lumber and oal for SAFE. aa i ra'rl e
His extensive acquaintance aud knowledge of Lum
Der, will enable him to select the bost qualities. and
sell at such prices, as will merit the patronage Of a
generous public, 81, b'jN ri.t.
BUILDERS AND CoNTR ACTORS
having special bills to an. will find tito their interest
to call IN him before purchasing elsewhere.
ITHe will also furnish at Wholesale and Retail
LIME and CEMENT ofa superior quality.
Be ieving in tho old maxim, that "a ninlbh Sizpeart
Is better than . sio,O shilling" my terms will be- cash,
August 81. VIM. J. CARD.
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From ROstOm,

BosToN, November lS.-Advices from the
Rio Grande, by an arrival from Buenos Ay-
res, say an attempt was made to overthrow
the Government Of Urquiza, who was alb
sent at Santa Fe. Civil war was appre-
hended. s.f. -1-
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-11-25

A VErERAN.-Conrad Heyer, of Waldo.
boro', Me-, aged one hundred and three
years the tenth Of April Last, n~otwithstGpd.
Ing 4 severe storm on tho I'd inst, travelled
ak miles. and was a. the polls az upual, and
last his vote for President.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-11-25

LAKE SHORE RAILRoAD--"TNe Great A.
chieUement I've learn that the last spike
in the last link connecting Cleveland with
all "Down East" by a continuous railway,
will be driven about 3 o'clock this afternoon,
Nov. nth. and that the iron horse will drive
the ',wheel barrow man" into Eriethis even
ing, and "crowd the leaders, ofstage COACH
es oirthe truck altogether. Messrs. Kelley,
Case, Witt, Beckwith g. Co, have pcrfo M
ed the browning achievement" connecting
by railroad, the systems Of the Atlantic aud
the Western States, by the opening of the
Lake Shore Line. In the language of the
American Railroad Journal, "the Union of
the railroads or the twogreat divisions Of the
country Is an event Of the highest impor-
lance, both in the history Of railroads and of
this country; and we hope to see the open
ing Of the Lake Shore Railroads, which is to
accomplish this Union. celebrated in a man
ner worthy the OCCASION Cleue. Her. .
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From Concord.

CONCORD, N. II. November IS.-The Su-
preme Court decided thatthe liquor law pas
sed by the Legislature Of this State is un-
constitutional. ur
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-11-25

6TThe Secretary Of the Treasury, in his
annual report, 1t is said, viii recommend
that the surplus revenue be appropriated to
purchase and %extinguish the public debt,
without any restriction.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-11-25

APATHY IN THE PRESIDENTIAL Contest.
The total vote Of Maine for President, on
the I'd inst, falls $4,000 short Of the vote
for Governor, in September, when the Maine
law was the question at issue.
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PRESIDENTIAL ELEcTIoE.-So all SCOTS
brava-doing, including his exploits at Lun-
dy's Lane, has ended in nm inglorious dc.
feat. We are much pleased to find thut the
Democrats have succeeded, aud we entertain
little doubt but that the policy Of that par
ty will be as conservative Of the real inter-
ests Of the country as would be that of the
Wing party.
The Democrats are Free Trade men out
Of power;we shall see what they are in pow
err. Canada will meet them half way, and
they no,c huveitin their power to cement a
commercial policy with this country, thai
must promote amity Of relations between
the two countrys, and at the same time in
crease ten-fold their trade with Canada
81. Caiherine'S journal. ,aaa, q,
That is the way a leading Canada %journa
exults over the defeat of Gen. SooTr, an'
is an indication of what the London Time
will say. The British and Canadians hav'
no love for the old Hero, and have never ex
hibited any since he tore down the cross o
st. George with his own hands.
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OVERWHELMING TESTIMONY


HEALING OINTMENT!
From Physicians the most
SINFUL and celebrated,
from Councillors learned
In the law, from Judges Of
celebrity ON the enc h,
holn Ministers OF the Cos.
pol, whose undertaking in.
rgrity have made them
shining lights in the patti
Of Truth, from enlighten'
cd Professors. from acute
MERCHANTS, & from those
of avery stat n mann
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67-The st. Louis papers announce the
death of Edward Tracy auditor Of that city
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THE T%ELEGKAPIT LTNI.

va- LITTLE 81 DRESBACIlS, q ff'
Maim street, Lancaster, milo, between J.
LyoDs'3 Groesry and r. BoPe's
Hardware score, 'g -ss1sJ
HAVE Just received their FdH and Winter stock
III Of Dr. Goodss Groceries, sQueensware, Glass
ware, Boots and Shoes, cotton Yarn, Batting, Wall pa
per, Bordery, Window Blinds, Carpets, Blankets, Elan
care as regards quality. styles and prices aud will be
sold at the lowest market prices. Ne invite our old
friends and the community in general TO como and
examine our stock before buying elsewhere, as no
pains will DO spared to give entire Satisfaction to all
who will favor us with their custom.
usH'a ~ ton GEORGE n. LITTLE ~
etf CHARLES DRESBACH. .4t
. ~! q SAMUEL d. DRESBAcH.
Lancaster September "a, 1882. 20
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LEGIsLATURE,-Both Houses adjourned
yesterday morning, after adopting suitable
resolutions on the death Of Senator Covey.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-11-25

~ WESTERN NEW YORK n -
COLLEGE OF HEALTH
No. 2O7 Main Street, BulfaIOls IN. Y.
sss DIR, q. O. VAUGHlVs
HTHONTRIREG MIXfVHIL
at iSs SslsS's sS@. R I 4 %af L SsH''aHiA' Increasing u Jana "
taaisa.asALL OVER THE WORLD. y 8ss 1904
.sS SE G Tsay s S:SS@;s. M XIX 4, .'4rsN' ir fs-ls -'s end =
.gsapa sa'T DR0PsY; "a, ID srsF 1ssf
= S sISsq IoS of , ". SIS%plTI., i ss%sSs cIIsysa: no ~9!ss.
h.s %v i ~ rishi.iaH \, CToLraa AMI II. ,dosx mi a,.afTni
% the @sG.ly, 6iosiasS lie sS.isn to a dssrss which
distressing features. ~ "a f ~ lHT NT T-l
HITHERTO MCURAHLE,
: PS ,,S, sIs,II' ,s e I1 S. rS%s .Sccs and e y, saS az ". .G L HES Si ..,
pa ,Sss sy% nnS' + q 1.. y' %sSil % ay S%I 80 dss s 7 Keep this aFiels
APPLICATION OF THE KNIFE,
% perfouts the system and let the 1ceamulgied winter gow
away, ~dS 10 ~ NJ again, and finally 70 end IN a dreadful
Z sum sus:s r iGsS m TX = nS a. E : Z Fl; ;sSs ;E ain. disease. and Azure
-7a1 fn5sinub GRAVEL, ies b zHa lg.
sSap a. S,''s e .ia nj III SioS s"nS az o SisnT srio si cane sSs'S s.i aiisssi sos:
aud The cur. testified to will convince the most 'kspucaii
OIL DEBILITY OF HI SYSTEM, sitg,
" se .sn saY 1 iSS SssslGss: Sf r. 4: s'A 3; -! w., as S1 %1s" e. IL.
msdieine, aud asure Is always result Of its use. ItStnndS Us
A CERTAIN REMEDY
for snch complaints. and also Tor arrangements Of tbs iemuls
ID ; mpreuJAprrTEs -srppREssTnNs. aSsfR
u,inrd n,sa.,,ug,ior. No ariola has amer be.n oEsysdexoeut
iLs' v'hirh woulI icnch this LInh Of ,Iennrements' NJ mny
NJ relied .n.on n y me and sG"atiSe remejv. and did We IeeI
Permitted 10 No q e,mli rive
- ~ : .t
a THOUSAND NAMES '~f
Us nT01f ,I rllre, in this distressing class of complaints. See
pamphiet. Al broken down, Tdebiltated constitutions, from
he elect OF mercury, will find The bracing power OF this nri-
Ae to actimmehiutely, and the poisonous mineral eradtcated
from the system.
The % distinct properties which compose thin article, mnni-
Test themselves partieularly in The. application of the com.
pound, for the distressing enai Of complaint which head
this paragraph. For centuries there has been used In ta
north oil Europe, n = tNN .ttt.t EW ttrN dHAft
nrpTArN AnruM
n.y.. NrNinAN nvAA"AVnA'n uHNA, 2E
distractions, didionitIss, painful menStruniions. Sc. has a
effected u cure: This root Is indigenous to our soil, and found
IN large ln9nn"ess, ana as a m n properly ,tanne with
TON which, as y n whole S' the best remedy ever ~ SiveS 10 I
Ichliaied ~leniniei Iris suFe. and the system will Be restored
!" hsng \ ., ,s,i ", ne n IN = m,.,hs,,. disease, ,,,.u,., :, = mag
often o; ;Sa,l both stso e %r" a ,n and as% %ST,S I. Female -, and mn,
sod. &e, gllusnea % soac1 al 1ef 9Qt-Jt
,ose4l N JsSsauIsn,;oS ! 5S 2. LIVER C9sRL1dFT, ~ SeiSEs ~.
ssss: yNiE}ht Sneats, Weaknas, &C., Tor ali these diseases 10
'F"''ns ~ : oeen US eaua. q
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ErEINGER. MniTE 3 LATTA,

"a HFHH ~ 1874. I.. .
A RE INV receiving by ranal n railnsd 100 Tons
n of H,riwars Our stock Is the 1argest We havo
ever boughts And a. itthas 5reh Purchased almost
cntirrlv for cash from manufacturer ana Importers
PRICES than ever bel0r,-a 0uriaeilitles for buy ing and
our large trade gives US superior advantages oyer
any other establishment.
'' HARVEST TOot.S. '
Now opening at the sign Of the ~pll-lnek and mill'saw,
rs dozp., Wallron's. Dartius'S, Blaek Sna1e aud
other patterns Grass Scythes.
40 do DarlihgF. Inman's& Whldron's corhscythes
q. do WolGorps AMI at make Grain cradles 30
10 Gross Indian Pond scythe stones and rifles
90 do Miller's and longs sickels
so do hay Forks; l0l de-. Rlkes, steei place noes
uames, Trace chains. etc. etc. ..4l, -
Farmers will find II to their interest not to make
their purchases before calling and looking through
our stock. EFFINGER, WHITE LATrA.
Lancaster. June II, 1852. tc .7eF ,Eft1-A
ls MECHANICS. -.ua-tIU asf
will find at the Great Hardioare Store, all kinds
Of mechauicsl tools, suited to every trade anu mos
GUNSMITuS. '''3'
viii find Gun Barrels Gun Locks and Mounting
Gun ribs, nipples, sheet brass, German silver and
bullet moulds. $500 q"
FoRCARRE>GE3 AND BuGGY BUILDERS.
We hayeco'd Damasks, LAGOS, fringes, patent leath'
er.Iap'd and Enaml'd leather plush. 10th brass, bands
stump joints, plated nuts and rivctts, cuitAln frames
BLAc4sMlTHS. 100
win always fndin our ware house the largest stool
and best quality OF Iron. English anu American tbs
ter, German cast and shear steclJc'1 20 n iirs
N III H-l FOR SIIusMAHERS, y. s6t s-
We have Madras and Tampico Morocco skins. ,e'
and pink ~lineings, ~biniins'r boot webb shoe lace
FOR SApDLERS.
Agreat variety Of IaP'd bras and plated mounting
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JoHN VAN BuREE, Esq, has been on a
visit to Gen. Pierce, since the election.
Look out for the Barnburners! ar
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PARTY CAUcUsEs.--Ina recent speech
in Missouri the Hon. Thomas II. Benton
comes down upon caucuses aud conventions
like "n thousand Of brick" H. is all well e.
nough as far as it goes; but the Honorable
member forgets that it wasduring the Admin
istration Of Jackson, ofwhich he was a warm
supporter. the present system had its origin.
and for the evils of which he must share the
responsibility. He says:
"The remedy for the usurpation Of the G.
lective franchise is, for the people to take
the election into their hands-repudiate eau
cuses and conventions-and follow the Con
stitution Of the United States as it now
stands, until amendedby givinga direct vote
to the people, and a second election between
the two highest when no one received a ma.
joriiy Of the whole in the first one. Better
obey the Constitution, aud let the Legitimate
authority decide responsibility between the
three highest presented by the people, than
to submit the whole selection to irnesponsi-
BILE nssemblages, selE-appointed and riotine
in wine and meat, while playing a high game
for the great Office which belongs to the
people. a- f,r
suppression of agents who trade in leg
~islation ut Washington, and Reputation oI
caucuses and conventions which dispose oil
, National and State affairs, are, obligatory
debts, above party, and due to the purity o.
election and Legislation, and demanded by
the genius Of our Constitution" f. -
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Look out!

Observation-Disclosures have, rremovvedthei.
Il Bootdad Shoe Shop to Giesy's building, fsrt
door east otthe Exchange and immediately cppoosit
Nj. Samuel Beery's GrOcery's, where they wfllkeep
on hand and manuiacttnre 70 osder, Bosts and SAqss
cures Please call at the Railroad Sign.i .F7aEi
mil ralu MeELROY &C. BILLINGHURST
lancaster, April 10, 1852 80
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-11-25

ORANGES AND LEMONS.
A Few Boxes lOst rsceiyrd At the city city Drur
IA store. EDWARD l. SLoCuM :
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