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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-30

ward Curtis and Peter Harvey, Eeqs, Trustees on
telsli Of the widow.
re fltaHy Erei.lHg Journal says;
slttte dinner gwen 20 Mr. Webster BY the citizens OF
Albany. without distinction Of party. Wednesday,
Nv - 1851, IN ponse 70 Hon. John c. Spsace.s
s.inTsbIe sentiment,
r.. Copsunussu Cnf-i ard d al W-bster
COW All u IL f-corl- ofc NJ ni5,
Mr Webster said:
destiny a.: srhes 10 the Constitution OF he country
ls.ife not T. ouilive il desire render q ryce
And 10 tie modest stone that shall mark grave WHETHER
within nv native Sewhampshire ny adopted VI t-st-
ciu.etts | wish other epitsph than tbs; Whn< "a
ire5 he did Eiaf he could 70 support lie CoEiiioA Of h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-30
CITY ITEMS.

ANvSrMENrs ETC, THIS DAY AND EVENING.
Nsack Theater-Poor Cousin Walter and Autumn es
Broadway 1heaerThe Irish Broom Maker It's the Custom, Sc
Buttons 1heater-Begone Duh Care The IOodles
kiblos Garden--L London Assurance; Barber OF Seville
Society Libfary-Byans Gallery OF Christian Art
Barnums Museum-The ORPHANS Dream, etc.
Wood Ministries No ~ Broadw,y-Concert every evenns
National Academy Of Model of san fanci.co
Nhos saloon-Iheodoe Ee.ed's Casse al soiTee
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~ The weather holds fair, but hOurl
threatens q storm

threatens storm.
RESPECT FOR Mn. WEBsrER.-There was a
very general observance of the day ofMr Websers u'
neral yesterday in this City In compliance with the re-
quest the City Government, business was very gene
rally suspended at noonstores were closed haltmast
hags and other signs of mourning displayed seventy
minute guns were fired from the Battery the Church
and FIRE bells tolled &c, &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-30

AEN'co, Oct 3, 1852
The order Tor disseminating the communics.
ton BY mail between this city and GuAaa.,,r. -,
enforced LStes, dates from there state that The n.
o bsnearte, procaimns Santa Anna has no, been .e,
onded by any other part Of the State than the capital
and even there popular opinion is sgains; it,
stated above that Gen. Uraga had been an
pointed Commander General OF the State of Gusn.u.
To. weporceive now, by the papers that his removal
from the command Of his brigade, and the changing Of
The Of the TO tina, Of i,s presen; Commander
greatly offended him. aud in bis reply the order OF
the Minister of War 10 the above eject he msniies;s
deep tnger and saws that he refuses aecep, OF the
post ct CoAmsnacTOencTGl Of Gsansua'a any other
post under the Government sud says ass thar the Pre-
sidert usy even discharge him from the service.
The Governor OF the State Of Michoacan has
been invested with the extraordinary powers necessary
ks grcns the attempts si revolution in The same and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-30

Capts Diiehe,i OF the Fourth, Leonard q Ii.
Hopkins of the Third. Brennan Of the Sixth c.
ter of the Fifth, sud others. were prcscnt win -
police force, and materially assisted the 6rer..
sides protecting the property saved from the -,
buildings Tie origin Of the fire Is not srs~,
though it Is supposed Il have been the result ~ !,
lessness on the part Of some persons engaged ssss
stable.
IT, The alarm of FIRE on Thursday MIA,
a late hour, was caused by the burning Of t.,I
a. the corner q King snd Hudson -s;s Engine n
~ and Hose Go No. ~ came together II the corr.
Hsmmond and IiUcsonsts, when general ish, e.
Stones were thrown aud several persons AsSl, -
John Fercuson runner with No. {s, Wa cana. /
Officer Wslace with stone in his hand and 49,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-30

FousD is THE WArER-Saspieion q b as
Tile Coroner bed inquest ycstertay' g. N
Hospital, upon the body Of unknown man 800
year. Of age who found In the dock a. sd y
East River. A pCstmortem examinaticn wa 1Is-s.sa
had received severe wound or the head ., '.S,s
lett eye but the ply sician unable C. st,e ~
II wound had been indicted before or eiisI se-s b
Jury rendered verdict that the deceatsd sss - 40
death by drowning, under circumstance 70 W "a ~
known The Jury also state that they are una m Es
Whether the injuries were accidentally recs IA. q
ing, or whether they were inflicted by tas re
scmc malicious person. with the intent q .,n hght
II deccsscd was about FIVE feet eight ineAs' cTs,
mixed sack coat. c@riuroy psni,, checked Our '-''
red flannel slii l. ard boots
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-30

STRAsGERs.-At the AsroR, Rev. J. "
Trench, Washington; r. Montesth, Albany B. A. "
eolp Boston; G. Rhode., ~. Louis; Geo Seaver BoHc
A. +. Swezey, Taunton H. g. Jolly, Quebec GA !.
A. Granger CGnandaigua; ]. r. Seymour Utica;
For,ytb. Newburgh P. NJ. Ryersan NswJasy
PsIks, Yonkers; II. ?. Fairbanks, Boston Rev Fr'''
Bishop England g. :. Lee, Baltimore.
DR.. l.. II. Stone, Army; G. Warwick, Eichm mi ..
Flanagan, Phile j. II. Long, Boston; II. Ffeaen
ora f. j Hall, Saxonville; Henry Cris', Penn -.
Thompson, Bridgeport; w Knox Ne y-ofiesnsi -
Robins, Boston w. V. Bsrcslow, Cincinnati ~
Duaer n y Day FordS oid sseDssn bs,
Al the Irving. r. Fsxon, Albany Rev. q. 10 y.
Knight, Leroy; J. P. Dosn, st. Louis Cept ~. ~
Troy; w. N. Baiiy, Cunada; M Jordon, I; o. Il
Fredonia j. :. Weston, ST. Loui'; H. ny oDS I'd
=. LtnlbeIt, U. S. Navy; J. r. Riley, Jefef'0n ~
Mr. MeAlrine Alpine; w. A. vinton, Maine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-30

SINGING (HOIRs.-IH IHU MHSttHt "V'1
this week, we notice an article on Lowell hasons pr
ular collection of Sacred Music, criticisns thai vel
known production in fair and kindly spirit but pas
ing out several faults which interfere with its prsers
utility The discussion Is full Of instruction and ;
terest to our singing choirs both in town and cou
and will no doubt produce a senstion in the masz
world
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-30

70" The Hoxie Guards went on target FL
cursion yesterday TO Harlem. They mustered lsona
all good Wings and true. There was some exesle
shooting, and some fine prizes were dispo ed Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-30

VETERAN CORPs or 1SI2-13-li-An d
iourned meeting Of the Veteran Corps was held 4
evening at American Hall, corner OF Broadway y.
Grand-st for the purpose OF completing arrangsnsa
for a celebration on the 25th of November next and
so TO transact other business.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-30

u Mr. Haydock, the eN-Wood-saVyer,
Hudson, will lecture on Temperance ON sunday
O'Clock A. NJ, foot of Marketstreet; ? O'Clock P 4
foot of Grand street o'clock, foot of Thirdstrex
o'clock, at Temperance Hall, No. 3Jj Thirisee;
o'clock, No % Avenue D.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-04

n eyre among mankind-all of which. without
one dissenting objection, pronounce this Ointment to
be uUUD!
As day by day il unobtrusvely extends its sphere
Of action along the borders Of our vast country and is
circulated throughout its extent evidences of its
power end new proofs of lis eff acy are continually
developed Three millions of boxes, applied to dis
ease within the last four years have established the
astounding fact beyondthe power of cavil or cont a.
dictnn, that it is FALLTBLE in the cure of all Tu-
mors, Ulcers, Sores Burns letter Piles Scrof,ila,
Erysipeas, chilblans scald Head sore Eyes Qunsy,
Group Rheumatism, Broken Breast Ague in the Face,
corns, &c 1t completely restores the nsensible PER-
spIRArIoN and by this means opens those avenues by
which nature intended to expe the morbid matter Of
the body thus is the system cleansed: the blood pu
riGei: and the health restored
II has power to cause all external sores ScrOfuL
Gus HuanOFS and Poisonous rounds to discharge
their putrd natter and then heal them tits rightly
terme All Healing, for there is scarcely disease
external or internal, that it will not benefit | have
used it forthe last fourteen years for all the diseases
of the ches consumption and liver; Involving the ut
most danger and responsibility; and declare before
heaven and man. that not in single case has it fail
ed to benefit when the patient was within reach Of
mortal means. t.
j. McALlSTER, 141 Fulton-st., NewYork. Sole Pro-
prietor, A. X S IlENDRY, Agents for Ohio
Sold by u, Il Socum and Otto w. Kraemer Laneas
ter; f. Kalb, uShville; w W Reed Carroll; NJ Camp.
bell Pickerington Leonard and Brother BASIL A. +.
MiHhoii, Lockylle; Samuel Bartlett Winchester: ]
EndsIey, Lthopos; T.. Geohegan, Baltimore; .Clav.
pool, New Salem; j. and $. Henbee Amanda; Daniel
Hawkn, Suger Grove; Ashbaugh and Beery. Bremen,
October %. 1851 06 :
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[fur the Daily Lancaster Gazette.
GIVE svn tVIic DnnK


Give 10 the pnur. their waus unaskrd supply.
Acts; more thm words, bespenk true symyiby,
'rs GoIs cnmnnId, shall we thl diSubrv.
Shall we His rnrIcy l"pr. wien W" dIsrwn.
Mr. dread tho vensruce oi his ightou swat
Ile holy cause which he has made His uwnl
Stall we ntrmptt Ia ihwarl His wiser plHn
\nd question motives which we meier can sGanl
Shall We Ii, mission while un earth deny.
And srnl our hearts against All clhrllll
&" mark the wretch wnnN icy heart cOncea's,
No love Ikind nor human suffering feels;
&, mark lin we'll, has selfish deeds proclaim,
That. scorurd while living he may lie ia shtme
Give Ia the pnur, hul tree thy aj, beorow.
Whal thy leit does. let not thy i.bt hand know;
Who thrust their acts up'n the public IIEe,
I'nt lose in merit what they gain in pinsr;
Whn virtunus are Though virtues sacred calse,
Seek not the hnn!nge Ut the worlds urpulse,
Gond deeds performed through ~ improper sause,
Gain no reward admit pt less defence;
The widows gf shall in inrrmrnhruct i've,
'he gave her mite twas all she h,I To give;
Those whn are best il they themselves deny,
Some mncied want can others wants -upply;
Who give unto the pn, r, as h III been Snid.
Shall profit most and he thrice fold repaid.
Give To the pnOr. Nns il alone To thee.
God gave dominion ni the land aud seal
Were all their treasures wrought that some alOne,
More highly favored shonhi the rest dlsuwnl
Aye no! lnr all were lmlure's gifts desi 5ned,
The Just inheritance nl all maukud;
Though many fall 10 nvarice II prey,
The stiuug compel the weaker IL obey,
In these we trace the endless causes whence,
Mans power and shame, his wrongs aud impo
tcnce.
Alike in turn exlt or him dcpress-
Proof Oi his noble biri and nn,hlnsuess
Give TO the poor, why nrard the things oi earth,
| To mar L real OH cts of thy blrih
Mt in ihy-eH proud man cuust ON rely,
{ ly seeming strens h. is bat inirmity;
| RlCe after ce succeeding each arise.
Pant Tor urirtshhouor, grasp NJ every prize,
| I'll fnn Ior worms and dust tn dust ngnin,
End the sad drna mans impreuce proclaim.
Give tu the poor, the hnnls OF misery trace.
Relieve their wants. til sufferers teas ellIce;
| BE klnd Ia uil, ec Tor each human woe,
AmI ch, ok the tets uf an!Ili-hed g,ieft, flow;
Thee their iond hearts viii teach tneir tongue,
| Ia bless
Aud conscious worh assure thy happiness;
Perhaps they mun,n a father, hn>blnI dead,
Lii 'sinys exlmeuishrd, hopes nr-ver II ID;
Rise he,m,y live eugulphei in dam llng shame,
With noughl OF manhoud eit except the name;
Rank with the r,wth which every vice h's snwn
| His very presence makmg Hell o Home;
Oh tleav,n is there M pilyn Immt u save,
The wrethei victim from drunknrdS gravel
HIS suffering b besl the partner ul his lliel
WHO bears the hnnnred name ol mother, vile
Let mercy prove lis mission vet through thee,
rn break the chatn aul set the captive free;
Awake new hops, his basr impulses stem,
Or il hes lost, father be To them Quo
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-04
AnIic-C,, Read.

M FDltAL HOUSE established 10 years ago, DR..
I'VE klnkeln, Northwest corner of third and Union
streets between Spruce and Pine streets PHILADELPHIA
Fifteen years of extensive and uninterrupted prac-
tce spent IN this city, have rendered DR. X the mos
expert and successful practitioner far and near in the
treatment of all di Of private nature Persons
afflicted with ulcers upon the body, throat or legs
pains in the head or bones, mercural rheumatism
structures, gravel, disease arising from youthful ex-
oesses or impurities Of the blood, whereby the con-
stihltion has become enfeebled, are all treated with
success.
He who places himself under the care of DIR. K.
may rciigousy conldc in his honor as gentleman.
and confidently rely upon his skill as physician.
fKE PNRTF UINR Notice.
Young men who have injured themselves by n GER
tain practice ndu'gcd in habit frequently iearnel
from evil companions or at school-the effects of
which are nightly felt, when asleep and destroy
both mind and body, should apply mmediately.2
Weakness and constitutional debility loss of muscular
energy physical lasstude and general prostgaton,
irrtailty and all nervous affections. ndigestions'
suggishness Of the liver, and every disease in any
way connected with the disorder of the procreatvo
functions Curcd, and tull vigor restored
READ 2 Hsas 'PS P4l%soo M.%nGod s,S ESsSToS,
elm on self Preservation only o5 cents. '''NN i'''N
This Book just published Is filled with useful infor
nation. the nfrmities and diseases of the Genera
tive Organs It addresses itself alike to Youth. Man
hood and Old Age, and should be read by ALL
The valuable advice and impressive warning il gives
will prevent years of misery and suffering and save
annually thousands OF lives. ~ NJ
Parents by reading it will learn howto prevent the
destruction of their children. 7','
"A remittance of % cents, enclosed in A letter.
addressed to DR. KrNKELIN, Northwest corner Of
Third and Union streets, between Spruce and Pine
streets, Philadelphia, will ensure book, under enve
lope, per return of mail. rfT
Persons at distance may address Dr. K by letter
(post paid,) and be cured at home.
Packages OF Medicines, directions, &c., forwarded,
by sending remittance, and put up secure from
damage or curiosity. A
booksellers, News Agents, Pedery, eanvassers. and
all others supplied with the above work at verv low
rates. November 6, 1851. 81
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-04

Louis PmfLLIppE's Real ESTATE, and
which has been lately confscaled from
his family by Louis Napoleon, is thus es
timated: Wealth COMPRISED in the will
made in favor of his children on the 7,h
Of August. 1880. of which he estimated
the interest Al ,SO7 954f. Wealth in real
estate belonging to the King m pIcine
propriete, 9.S37 ,O00f Wealth in real es.
tate deputed by legacy to the King by
Mile Adelaide. his sister, in interest on
ly, 27,6O2 023E-Total 72, GAG. .9S9f civ.
ing net revenue of 1877, 400; or S475,
52l so.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-04

REMARKAHLE DIsCoyERY AT THE oLD
tl0usE OF PAM IAMENr No small de
gree of excitement was created IN Sat
urday afternoon by tho discovery of
body imbeddeG IN tho walls of the ST.
Stephens Chapel While the wolkmen
were clipping an old stone wall Of The
chapel, they came upon something roll
cd up in canvass, aud. on partllly un
covering il, IA human form was disclosed
ina perfect state of preservation A
wooden PASTORAL staff was found by its
side, such as was carried by the mtred
abbots Of the olden time. The discovery
| created intense excitement, and hun.
dreds Of persons focked to the spot Mr.,
Barry was sent for, and in the meantime
the remains are strictly guarded, in order
that IA satisfactory examination may bo
mado by competent persons. II may be
remembered that the walls in which this
Interesting relic was discovered, formed
part Oh the chapel built by Richard the
second, IN 1908, the money for the pur.
pose having been raised by tax impos.
ca on all foreigners then residing in the
u Kingdom, The body must therefore have
been lmbeddeG nearly 500 years. Il wrs
found IN the wall or tho crvpt under thu
4 high altar. where in tho Old monas,,r;e.
, there was generally to be found small
/ chapel underneath tho great publ,
:, church. To be buried in this posi,io,
4; was "A mark ot distinction, reserved fo
h the founder of the building, or for SOM
=, great benefactor of the establishment
% The body just discovered is obviously tn
: remains of a high eccesiasiic, and fior
, the fact Of being buried crosslegs. it
,r snrmised that he'deceased dignitary WI
~, ono who had visited the Holy Scpuchr
/. aud these were distinguished in their il
;. terment by this peculiar mark. which
also observed OH their effigics on tho ou
side OF ancient monuments. The bod
Is is close y cncasel in scre cloth, which wi
pr be difficult of removal. There is I
ly doubt that the discovery will excite gre
b curiosity aud interest amongst the lear
ed in those matters - London Observer
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Dr. Mn,vc.s shnNcr S,rsnrnrilln

az hAff wv v fTFA'' Afbfa.
MORE EVIDENCE. Another remarkable cure.
hTPREAD IT .EQ 1t is from young lady resid
ing in our city, CERTIrIcATE.
CINcrNNArI, February, lS5l.--Ths is to certify
that my sister, Mary G.. Beman was attacked with a
disease in her hip more than three years ago. which
rendered her utterly helPless that she compe-
ed to keep hrr he'd All hopes other recovery were
despared OF Some Of the most eminent physicians
of Covingon and Cincinnati attended her. all Of whom
declared her casc hopeless one Passing by DR..
lIowa's Depot idea suggested ITSELF that to try
one bottle OF his Shaker Sarsapara could no harm.
Accordingly purchased one bottle and before II con-
tents werp entirely used she received benefit. was
induced 10 try another and another; before the last
was used she was nearly recovered. Now she has
no p'in, walk and has the entire use of hermb,
To llowes Shaker Sarsaparia we attribute this eec-
tive cure. II is but few months since since she COM
menced taking it, (Signed( J c. BELNIAN.
Ciacilaafi Daily Commercial
Remember this wonderful and astonishing cure was
effected by the use of three bottles only of DR. s D
HOWE'S' SHAKER SARSAPARILLA, THE GREAT
SPRING AND SUMMER MEDICINE.
Bear in mind it puriies the blood and prevents dis
1t is the only Sarsaparla that acts upon the
liver Kidneys and blood at the same time, which rem
ders altogether valuable to every one partcu-
larly Females
Dir, Mussey, Professor in the Ohio Medical College
says the Shaker preparations are truly valuable, and
recommends them to the public The sick and ahlct
cd, are requested to call and obtain pamphlet and
purchase ahottle of this valuable Family medicine.
No Mercurv-no Mineral-no Poisonous Drugs in
the Shaker Sarsaparia. Remember, it is warranted
be purely and entirely vegetable, and as Female
and Family medicine ii has no equal.
IFBe sure you enquire for Dir. S. d. Howe's Sha
ker Sarsapara, and take no other. ''
Quart Bottles, 81 per bottle, or six bottles for So
For sale by DIR. s. d HOWE Proprietor, No. |
College Hail. Cincinnati, to whom all orders must be
addressed, and by NJ z. KREIDER, Lancaster.
KREIDER & CO.. Logan
L. HYLE, Amanda
April 10. 1851. ''' '' 'sm49
PLASTER OF PARIS, &c.
= Barrels Calcined Plaster, 5OLo Water Lime. 90 d
- ground Plaster, for sale by +. d. SLoCUM
lancaster, June 26, 8. HAN p, et1nGittl 'tE8,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-04

A CoRRrcTIoN "A statement having
been going The rounds Of the papers.
that Mr.. Clay was the author Of the 10
ply which General Lafayette made to
him. when the latter parsonage wos re.
ceived by the House of Representatives,
Mr. Clay has deemed it proper, in justice
to the memory of Lafayette. and To him
self, to publish note in the hteii,gencey
for the purpose of recliiying the mis-.
statement; and, in tho n'te. Mr.. Clay
states that Lafayette himself wrote the
address which he delivered on the occa
sion referred to. r
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-04
New Firm.

TVNIIE undersigned have purchased out the firm n
Il RrINMuND SON, and have engaged TO carry on
the business of Retail Merchants in lancaster ,,Sde,
the name and STYLE Of REINMIJND & MARTIN, AZ
the OLD STAND Of Reinmund & Son. We will con-
family keep on hand full assortment ofChoice and
Desirable Goods, and we solicit public patron-
age, assuring all who give us a call, that we will
give them as good bargains the market can afford
BENJAMIN +. REINMUND.
JOHN D. MARTIN.
Lancaster, January 1. 1852 80. 3ms9
Houses and Lots for Sale.
VNHE Board Of Education Of Lancaster win sell
il on favorable terms the old ScHooI Housr Avn
LoT. opposite the Methodist Episcopal Church, and
the CoTTAaE ScHooL HoUsE AND Lor, adjoining thu
Protestant Methodist Church. II not sold 6y the first
Of March next they will be for rent For particulars
enquire of John Reber, President of the Board
By order OF the Board, -4l,i- b -
..,.l, JOHN l. TUTHILL, Secretary.
Lancaster January % 1854 GS6
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-04

Among tho numerous dscny res Science has
made in this generation 10 facilitate the business
OF lfe-incrqase its enjoyment and even prolonp the
term of human EXISTENCE, none can be named of more
real value TO manlinl, than this contribution Of
Chemistry to the Healing Art vast trial of its yir.
tues throughout this broad country, has proven be-
yonl doubt, that no medicine or combination of me.
dcines vet known can so surely control and cure
the numerous varieties of pulmonary disease which
have hitherto swept from our midst thousands and
thousands every YEAR Inde d, there is nov abun.
dant reason to believe Remedy has at length been
found which can be relied ON to cura the most danger
Gus affections of the lungs Our space here will not
permitus to publish any portion Of the cures affected
by its use but we would present the following opn.
ions of eminent men, and refer further enquiry tothe
circular which the Agent below named, will always
be pleased TO furnish free wherein are full particu
lars, and indispu'ahn proof of these facts
From the PrCSidcRt nj amherst COllcge the celcJydt.
ed PrQjtSsor HitrhcOch
"Jamps C. Aver SIR have used your CuEnRy
pEcroRAL in nv own case of deep-snatnd Bronchitis
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-04

RAILROADS. IN Nrw YuRK There has
been expended in ,heSIate Of New Imk,
for the construction uf rairoad>, 1913,
O29 SOL. of which sum, $l2 $50 757 were
expended last year There are l,7l6f
miles of railways in the State, of W ich
APP miles we've opened for travel last
year, aud 3734 miles are now in various
stages of progress
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-04

EvThe official majority for Bialer 'he
Democratic cand date for Governor of
California, is $40 The Legislature is
strongly democratic.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-04

A DIsGRAcFFUL FIGHT BETWEEN Or
FIcIALs-A disgracefuI fight occurred al
Madison. Wisconsin, on the ooh ut.
between Lieut. Gov. Burma aud Bediah
Brown. editor Of the Madison Democrat,
aud President of the Senate Brown
had his cheek bone broken. aud Burns
had his face badly scratched in Browns
attempt to gouge out his eyes. The par
ties were finally separated by the bystan,
dcrs.