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Mrs. SWaueY,s School.

The exercises OF this school will be resumed
on Monday the lsI day Of Nov. next. The
number Of pupils will be limited to 81, aud the
tuIIiou for all, without distinction Of age or stud.
les, will beS 90 per month. No deductions for
absences except such as are Occasioned by sick.
ness.
Carrolllon, Ocl. qs, '52.
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CUMMINGS & BRACKIN.
SIS Reward,

The above reward will be paid TO any persoE
who will give such information as will lead to
The apprehension and conviction. before u court
Of Justice, Of the person or persons who destroy.
ed portion Of my hedge fence al Ihs eastern
side Of The grave yard.
May 2l, 1852. GEO. L. kennedy:
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NOTICE.

The undersigned has been appointed Executor
of the estate OF Susannah Myers, deceased late
of Carroll county, Ohio. Those having claims
againstrsaid estats will present them legally pro.
ven within one year from this date, aud those
indebted viii make immediate psymeni.s g
-si t~ JOHN WALLACE, E&'n
October /, 1859. . IS 1858 "a iogrs
lee. - 80
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

The undersigned has been appointed and qualif-
ed as Executor of le estate of Robert Peoples de.
ceased. Those h ing claims against said estate
will present them ,galy proven within one yea
from this date. JOHN A. UTT0RF,
April Is, 1852. Executor.
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No. 40, Wood Street, Pittsburgh, Pa,
Are now receiving from all the Eastern Cities
aud from Europe, their first surp'y OF goods for
the fall trade. 10 which they invite the attention
OF buyers. On the lsI Of September they expect
to have their assortment complete which will be
keptsGby constant addition every week. through
out the season. They will, as heretofore. con,
tnue to sell goods as low as the Eastern Jobbers.
Tor Cash, or approved paper on the usual credit
and they assure their Old customers and friends,
and all others who design purchasing here, that
they will not he undersOd in this market.
Aup 27, 49,
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Boots f. Sh0es.--We have just re-.
ceived one ofth largest and best selected stock of
Boots and Shoes ever offered for sale in this part Of
the country-wheh we offer or sale very cheap =
come along and we will lurni you with the best
article for low price.
- CUMMINGS & BRACKlN.
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p PFe9IdtnfIaI EfeefIeo,

eslee 3 hereby given % the adahdel 6lse6es
o. Can9ll county, Ohio, that lhey meet al .hs
usual P'sersof holding elections, ia tleirfespeet
Ns '0NhSihPs zz8TAE u ID uT
on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER, and Ie5q
andthen and there elect b. ballot ascofding 90
the constitution and laws OF the United States.
aud the laws Of The State Of Ohio. twsnts.tlire
electors for PIesidenl aud Vice Presidenl Of lis
United States.
The returns Of the eleetioh are, BY the provis-
'ons af The law, 70 be made 10 me By the evening
Of Thursday next succeeding the elpctiba
.sla's.i l..-a sa GEORGE PUGH,
Sheriff. Office, Caroll,on, shift c. CO.
October ist, isIa.
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Administrators NoIiee

On the nineteenth day of OclOber, A. D. 10.
59, the Probate CourI OF Carroll county. de.
cIared The eslalo of David Brookman, deceased
to be probably insoIvent. Creditors are, there.
fore, required to present their claims against the
estate, 10 the undersigned for allowance, within
six months from The time above mentioned, OF
they will ncI be entitled 10 payment.
..'-.....-e SlMUELI. ROSS;
Carrollton, Oct. 20, SO. Administrator.
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Good News for the 4,

The largest and prettiest lot of ]
town can be foTn1 at Cummings
Plain and figured Bereges, Silk
Berege, figured swiss Lawns, &c,
variety of New styles, which We offer
prices. Call and see
CUMMINGS & RRA
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Estate Of John Moore Decen sed.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has been oPpoiuIed, and legally qualified, Exec.
u'ors of the estate of John Moore, late of Car.
roll county Ohio decd. Those indebted TO
said estate will make immediate payment, and
those having claims agains. said eslaIe will pre-.
sent them legally authenticated within one
year from this date. ...... -.
...- GEORGE MOORE,(
JOHN MOORE. Executors.
September 10Th, 1859.
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1n0lan Dottor

The undersigned has located himself in the
town of Carrollton, Carroll county, Ohio, where
he will tend to all cases that ave entrusted 10 his
care, both chronic and acute. fr4- Cancers, Scrof.
uIas, Kheumatisms, Old Sores, Consumptions Liy-
er Complaints, female Complaints of all kinds.
Ofice-East end of Main street.
-. DIR. V. TRAGO.
n b. Exclusively on the Indian System.
June 8, 552. . -.....
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New Goods, New GOods,

Just received at Huston's, large and we Sc.
Iected stock OF FALL AND WIN TER GOODS;
OF every description, which he now Offers for
sale at the very lowest prices.
Our motto is short profits, quick sales, one price
and ready pay. j. HUSTON.
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q "A SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF PALE
BRANDY, also the genuine Port Wine on hand
Z. she drug Store Of s q GA. BOEGEL.
Dec. EE,fe5k t b 1s2aras 3.R "a slw
90 &c -. ysa--,cSB! .ttysM
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Just issued, magnificent portrait of

q N KAL J A OK SON,
Engraved by T. B. WEIGH, ESQ.,, after the origi
nal portrait painted by r. SULLY, ESQ
This portrait will be match Tor the Washing
ton, and is in every respect MS wei got up. g..
Price $50 per copy Address as above.
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CUMMINGS g. BRACKfN.

For the Ladies.-Parameias, all col.
ors, French morinoes, Persian cloths. cashmerss
de laines, together with iull assortment of new
and beautiful styles dress goods--whieh are 90.
ing of fast. Call soon and do not miss bargain.
CUMMINGS g. BRACKlN.
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carpet Chai1i
Relief for the imIsItG,
CLARK E'S
GeneSee LinimeHL

Prepared upon the most scientific principle, aHd
10 strict accordance with the laws OF chemical az
Unity thereof, forming a remedy better calculated
TO permanently cure the following diseases than
any other ever yet discovered:
10 man cures Rbeumatism Swelliugs, Sprslns,
Bruises, Cramps, Pains in the limbs, Back, breast.
side or hips, weak or stiff joints. tooth.a6he and
pains 10 any part, &c. In horses .xelliLg, spavih,
wnd-galls. csllOus, lameness, srrsins. scratches,
old sores, corks, stiff joints, Ibnps, ring tone.
jamed shoulders, &c, &c
Prepared By DR.. WIN. Clarke, troOklyh, \. r.
Mono genuine without the signature of WA.
Clarke. For sale by B. Stevenson, CarroIlton, aAd
in every village in the county.
May 81, '52-6m.
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Clocks, CIOcks-A A beautiful article oI
mantle, New Styles" just received and Tor
sale low by CUMMINGS x BRACKtN.
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CALIFORNIA AT HOME!!
COATS, VESTS ANN PANTS

COATS, VESTS ANN PANTS,
Fine Frock, Dress and Sack Coats, of ali styles and
colors; very extensive assortment of Pants, AID
every description of Vests, Jackets, Hats, Caps,
Shirts, Cravats, Neck and Pocket Handkerchefs,
and every other article of goods that can be pur-
chased at any similar establishment in the West.
The undersigned is connected with one of the lar
gest Wholesale Clothing Stores in Philadelphia
and therefore such facilities that none can or dare
compete with him. He has also large store in
Steubenvie, one in Minerva, and is now establish
ing one in this place. He will recut his stock
from time to time with new supplies of Clothing,
which are warranted to be we'll made and of the
rest materials: he is determined that nothing shall
be lacking on his part to satisfy all who may favor
him with call. One and all
GIVE SHWABAKER A CALI
He is assured YOU will not regret the time spent in
examining his stock. He will offer such induce.
ments that you cannot help but buy. er .r
Remember, BY calling with the undersigned you
can always get the worth of your money.
S. SHW ABAKER.
Lisbon street, third house from Leggel's tavern.
Carrollton June II. '52. z-7 8.t
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Apron Checks, Tweeds and Stripes.
Diapers, Ga, jacquard, blue, grey, brown and
bleached-
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Clothing, CIOihing-win,eri,I

ing aud in order to be prepared for the chilling
blasts we have purchased a lot Of heavy over
coats, sack K frock do, vests &c, whiet we OF.
Ter for sole cheaper than the cheapest. Gail and
see. We mean what Wn saw.
CTTMNINCS 4, ppACKIN
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
Murphy, TiePnan e. 90,

Successors to Murphy, Wilson & Co..
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
FOREIGN N and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
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Lille Cash.

and you ean take home a perfect cart load o.
goods, all paid for. CUMMINGS K BRACKlN.
Oci. IS. 80.
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.F.s.g FBANNELs AND DoMETs.
sAh extensive assortment of 4, 1, A., scarlet
white, and yellow, plain FlaDnes, and medium, ant
extra fine and heavy scarlet, green, indigo, blue
and mixed twills. -....,
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Save Your HOney!

W sfe Ifsi ftetigiHg0n orr aH-anTl Wiatsr
stock Of goods, Whleh. for variety and extent.
never has been e1eelled 10 ihis part o. The soun-
Iy. Our tick consists bf almost every article
TIE vans OF The people require which We are
eaablfd and are determined % sell st the very
iowesi priees.-So come aiong and examine our
goods and you will be well paid Tor your time
We ere roi making oil this noise Tor nothing, we
most assuredly have the
LARGEST L BEST
tt Of goods ever bought to this town. Why,
every nook end corner about the premises are
hled with Iust such articles as you want. You
can't name anything, from read y-mads roal 10
cotton gove-ifoln An axe 10 a needle, that we
have not gol in great abundance and Of
THE VERY BEST QUALITY.
Again We say COME; bring with you
n
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sHEETlhes, sHIRTIEGs, TICKINes, nc
Brown Sheetings and Shirtings, all descriptions
Bleached Shirtings, every quality an6 finish.
Osnaburghs, nrillings, Baggings. 81.
Tickings, AZ leading makes.
Shiftings, Stripes, various makes, full assert.
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QueeIlsmare
RecOiIect, Everybody,
TH1T
WILLIAM TIL 0MPS0N'S

Is the place where everything usually kept BY
merchants is 10 be had. and al the lowest posi-.
ble rates. He bought all he could for cash, 90
that he could GET goods cheap 10 give as bar.
gains TO his customers.
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List OF Letters

Remaining in the Post Office in CaunlllOr
on the first day Of OcI., 1852:
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SlleriR,s sale.

Persons calling for the above letters W
please say advertised. C. ELSON, P. NJ.
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Caslmerss and veslings Of the besl makes and
latest styles, for genIiemen SEAwLs. and ihs
latest and most fashionable
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-26
MIR. NELLIS,

The man without arms, who will execute his extraor-
binary eats of loading and irnga isto with his toes;
cutting profile iSenesses; shooting at mark with
bow and arrow; playing upon the Accordion and Vio-
lincello, ec.Mr Nellis, in these performances, ex
hibits wonderful example Of what indomitable en-
ergy and industry accomplish when laboripg
under disadvantages apparently the most insurount
abe. compete Menagerie of
LIVING WILD ANIMALS.
Is also included in the American Museum, and at a
convenient period during the exhibition
MR.. PIERCE
viii enter the Dens of the Wild Beasts, and give his
classical illustrations of Hercules struggling with the
Nemean Lion; Daniel in the Lions Den; Samson de-
stroying the Lion, etc
One ofthe most intere sting portions ofthe exhibition
is formed by the display of great collection of
WAX STATUARY.
Including figures of the size Of life, Of all the Presi
dents of the United Sates also of great number Of
noted characters, American and Foreign, all Of which
are accurate ikenesses and appropriately costumed
In lactthe whole establishment is vast repository Of
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-26
co-Tosno0dooee Of the cincinnati Gazette.


LAScAsrkR, August I5, 1852. = MeSSrs.
Editors Travelling through the beautiful
region Of Central Ohio, have been called
bv business to sojourn for few days in the
city Of Lancaster,
. Atths season Of the year, when nature
is So richly clothed, 3nc cannot but admire
the eric,uresduc vieN presented to the trav-
eler upon his approaeh to this beautiful
place, The tall spires Of the churches,
'sprnging up from thick clusters of trees /;
the stately mansions and elegant gardens,
together with the huge sandstone cliffs,
crownedwith evergreens, which tower above
the city, form scene such as can be tounu
only in our own wild western land. Lam
caster is one of our oldest towns in the
State, aud was originally settled by emil
grants from Pennsy ylvania. Even at tnls
I late day many of the buildings present the
an iquated, though not unpleasing archltee-
I ture peculiar to the Germans.
/ | was surprised to sec so little signs OF
Improvement during the last ten years, but
I | find that the citizens are now apparently
waking up from their slumber.
Since the commencement of the Cincln-
natl and GAINESVILLE Railway, new and
vigorous life blood seems to be leaping
! thrvurh the veins and channels of business
of every description.
| New buildings are being erected, the ho-
tells are crowded, and at every step one is
greeted with the noise and busy hum of city
life.
The railway in this vicinity is almost
ready for the laying Of the track, although
but six short months have elapsed since its
commencement. No pains seem to have
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-26

fine military Band will perform the most popular
airs ofthe day, the procession ent the city and
also during the hours Of exhibition.
The American Museum and Menagerie will exhibit
At Lancaster, Monday, September 20.
Price of admission o5 CENTS children under years
of ago 10 cents. To the whole of this immense es-
tabiishment including General Tom Thumb, the en-
tire collection of Wild Animas, Wax Statuary, Mr.
perces Performances in the Dens, the Baby Elephant,
Mr.. Nels' performances, ETC., no extra charge un-
der any pretence whatever, lot the report be what
they may. Doors open from IL to 4, and from to
o'cocR p. NJ. August l2
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-26

ana A -gree among manRind-all OF which. without
one dissenting objection, pronounce this Ointment 10
be GOOD! ,-.. l..
As day by day il itunobtrusvely extends Its sphere
of action along the borders Of our vast country ands
circulated throughout its extent new evidences OF us
Power and new proofs of its efficacy are conunuaiy
developed, Three millions Of boxes, applied 70 as
ease within the last four years have established tno
astounding fact beyondthe power of cavi or c1ny ~ a
diction that it is INFALLIBiE in the cure OF all lu
mors Ulcers, Sores Burns, Totter, Piles, Scrolula'
Erysipeas chilblains scald Head, Eyes, Qulnsy,
Group Rheumatism, broken Breast, Ague in tho Face,
corns Sc Il completely restores the Insensible PER-
ATOM and by this means opens those by
which nature intended to expel the morbid matter OF
tho body-thus is the system cleansed the blood pu-
/ riGed: and the health restored.
Ithas power to cause all external sores, ScrQful-
Gus Hunlors and Poisonous IDoHnds to discharge
their purid natter and then heal them tits rightly
terrne' All Healing, for there is scarcely disease
external or internal that it will not benefit. have
used it forhe last fourteen years for all the diseases
of the chest; consumption and liver; involving the ut
most danger and responsibility; and declare before
heaven and man. that not in single case has 1t fail
ed to benefit when the patient was within reach o
mortal means. .....-.....
prietor. A. & S HESDRY, Agents for Ohio.
Sold by f. L. Slocum and Otto w kraemer, Lan1as
ter; E. Kalb Rushville; w Reed, Carroll; NJ Camp
bell Pickerington; Leonard and Brother, Basil; A.
Mitthof, Lockville; Samuel Bartlett, Winchester; J
Endslev, Lithopolis L. Geohegan, Baltimore; Clay
4 pool, New Salem; ]. and S. Henbee, Amanda; DAME
Hawkin, Sugar Grove; Ashbaugh and Beery Bremen
October %, 1851 H1 70
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-26

Position OF Col. BENTON. We agree
with the Rochester Democrat that we are
not prepared to credit the rumor that Col.
Benton has come out for Gen. Scott, al
though it is certain that he is not very en-
thusiastic for Gen. Pierce, and there are
special reasons for supposing him to be hos
tile to the election of VIM. r. King to the
Vice Presidency. Mr.. King is an extreme
southern man, and has been ranked among
the foremost of the Alabama Nullfers.
He was one of the majority which excluded
Col. Benton from place upon any of the
Senate committees during the last sessions
he held seat in that body, and every body
knows that such an indignity is not likely to
be forgotten by Old Bullion. But whether
Col. Benton is going to support Gen. Scott
or not, it is evident that he is out in pretty
savage style upon the Locotoco National
Conv ention. The Missouri Democrat, his
particular organ, on the Sth, after the Colo
nel's election to Congress, contained an ar
ticle denouncing the Locofoco NationafCon-
vention, and charged the managers with at
tempting to control the nomination in 1856 I!
The article is attributed to Col. Benton him
self, and shows that he means to be as in
dependent in future as he was when he took
the stump for Congress against the regular
party candidate. .--CBUe. Herald.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-26

MELANCHOLY CAUsAITY,-T Literary
Wade Mecum, published ut Buena Vista, Ga,
says, an interesting child, about three years
old, of Mr.. Benjamin Peacock, residing some
four or five miles from that town, was so Sc
verely stung by bees one day week before
last, that 1t died the next morning. 1t ap-
pears that the parents of the child were not
at the house at the time, and the child had
gone near where swarm of bees had set
tied, and perhaps irritated them, when they
flew uponit, aad before it could be rescued,
il had been SO severely stung, as to cause its
death,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-26

OErThe Sandusky Register reports 54
interments in the cemeteries In that city for
the week ending Friday night last, OF which
sc were cholera. OF the present health Of
the city, the paper of Saturday says :: "The
reports of the Health Police for yesterday
and to-day show decidedly favorable change
in the condition of things. This efficient
corps deserve great credit for the manner
in which they have been and are discharg-
ing their duties, and will receive the thanks
of all good citizens"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-26

WHEAT, Rye AND OATs.-The Alton
Telegraph of the l4th says: The crops of
wheat, rye and oats in Mississippi are this
year said to be the largest ever grown in that
section of the country. More wheat was
sown than ever before, and the yield has
been much larger. So abundant isit that
wheat is fed to mules and hogs. Should the
present favorable weather season continue,
corn will be almost without value, except
for local use; and it is thought the cotton
crop will equal il not exceed any former
year.
Is now arriving freely from the country
in wagons. The market may be quoted at
from So to 65 cents for prime old and new,
and superior lots will command 10 cents
Within few days past Messrs. MITCHELL 4
GARNER have received some 5000 bushels
Corn from the river.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-26

How THE OLD FoGIEs WERE Sold
When tho nomination of Mr.. Pierce was
first announced, it was generally supposed
that he was brought out spontaneously, as
u man on whom the party could unite,
without any previous wire working or plot
ting. Such was not the case. The whole
plan had. been laid for months, and men
the most shrewd at intrigue had been ut
work to bring it about. twas not intended
that any union should take place on any of
the strong men Of the party, if it could be
prevented. Mr.. Pierce was himself fully a.
ware fall the plans and intentions of those
entrusted with the secret. The Concord,
N. II, Statesman concludes an article on
this subject as follows: "Were the intrigues
which resulted in the nomination of Gen.
Pierce as well understood throughout the
country, as it is In this town, it would raise
a storm in his party which would not soon
subside, it their be u spark Of self respect
amongst the friends of Cass and Buchanan.
But with them we have no concern, except to
say that their prominent men have been very
nicely guillotined, and there is reason to be-
lieve, withoutyet knowing who was their ex-
ecutoner. The cold fogies" have been run
off the track, and premium is now virtually
offered for political mediocrity, with skillul
wire-pullers to back it up."--CLere Herald.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-26
IFor the Lancaster Gazette. ]
ScOtt's Soup Bowl.


Artist, thou Of generous soul,
Carve for him mighty Bowl;
Make it of the purest gold,
its ample sides unfold,
How he rushed on QueenstowR's heights,
To yindicate our injured rights ae
Let Fort George be there enshrined,
With Fort Matilda, too, designed;
Let Eric, too, beside it lay,
Nor less, its rival Chippewai r-.. 4
would the artist well explain
How he fought at Lundy's lane;
How, at Vera Cruz, he rose ,a
Victorious ore his naughty foes;
Let our starry banner wave
Above The hero and the brave,
When Cerro Gordos heights they gain,
Amid the dieing aud the slain;
Let Contreras be also there,
And all its mighty trophies bear;
While Churubuscc, too, will glow,
With greater triumph o'er the foe;
Famed Molino there let shine,
Chepultepec with it entwine,
And Mexico shall crown the whole,
To make perfect finished bolol.
August 20, 1852. Clio.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-26

JENNY LINDA London correspondent
of the Inverness Courier, in describing what
he saw at the It, ian Opera, writes: "Of
Jenny Lind,too | had that evening glimpse.
She Is wreck of her former SELF could
hardly have recognized her. She looks
pale, worn and haggnrd--in bad spirits and
bad health; aud, as she sat--the centre of a
hundred opera glasses directed upon her
there was but one wondering and sympa-
thising murmur throughout the vast build.
ing"