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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-16
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS,
OFFICE OF THE DAILY CRESCENT, I
Monday Morning. February 16, 1852.
CIEtpEp ( iTJrpD,v

a"hr aon,hemer Snow, ApaIaclreoa, j 4 Mitchell
ARRIVED
SS"mtnp Ms!r. Forbes from nd"uoa MI" Galveston 18th inst
B. R"y @ t ss sn rom s sE, sT Ss
S at @" r bn n pI from ysfTGo an Be- Sd
BARK 'nna,s Newton 10 days from chaeston Harrison
Brig American Maloney from Vera ns to Cochran vsc
5 s1E 1 1Sns s ss, r from The ,n
Fh egou lenis days from Iampco 10 Fernandez my.
Steamboats,.
Jas Rolh (new> Montgomery, from Cincinnati
YIN Noble, Sewscm., rom cinSi""ai
Iteln Dom" Cannon, from Madison.
Echo Wlsnbur,, from Red River
We Wss5 It nv, World; Norton, ron $ Luis.
Globe, Gilbert from Nashville
California Ensign, from Mobile.
s s,nn y Smith pa l,, from =. Louisville
up 'V ship Royal vS'c "G$" s'i , S'' sa
Below Coming Up.
Ship Airlatic Snow, from Eordat&.
EXPORTS
Is n rs team Asxo s4 @ -four 500 whisky,
3 3, DID, 81 % i ID, IS, SO b s;s3l$
HNREPer ship chas Croker: 3i3 cotton 10 10 moss
llANRE-Per ship Brunswick: bales cotton.
NREer ship Chimboazo bales cotton hls oeark
Ste slaves.
tANRE-rer ship Akhlr bales cotton
L'NERrooi--rer SLIP Caroline Nesmth: ss5o taes cotton,
Nh hEts 10 les rs ths oil cake
llFERPooi-Per ship Ar;o: 1926 bales cotton.
LlNERPooi~-Per ship lanrei tulcs cotton
NEW foRkper ship Vicsburs s bales cotton 3s5 ks $50 ties
% ~ hh sugar. liz bbs Lard II do beet butter, pks
metal, 80 do nulsc. 80 &c
NEW YoEKrer bark Beynon 200 hles cotton rs do moss Is
's m"sses so do alcohol ties hhd sugar butter
hACELoNA-Psr lark Ysabel cotton 1000 stave
BARcEhNA-Pcr brig Joveu Edoulo cotton 100 aycs
SAN sEBASTlAN--per brig Alberto: $50 bales cotton
GNESIoNper brig Duncan: s.. hhs sugar 400 bills Dour
> 40 ws6 30 do pork INF 20 bs monsses kegs m
'lo cle'Se 10 ties hams, 90 els rope. ' -
BMISioRE-frr sehr II Baiur: whisky % do lard
pkgs sumdries. ' l'S ' 9
N6sToNrer sclr lIag 400 bills osr 3s7 bb pork 1900
y do whisky % bids loa 70 do bm do nns t poh
hbs l sugar btl II kegs pigs butter gs sacks corn
GALvESToNrsr steamship Meteor hale. cation ia !,
Cherry Henderson %co-snnlries 10 Hurt So-aild order
IL NoN-Per ship Roy" Victoria: ks lins,,I oil, ore,s ,
% Fs as white, 1890 fire bricks coa 4 lyep.ye
LNERPool-Pers ship John tr>aut Assorted mise.
cHARLESTONpr bark .unia;a ISL s rice and asod md, :,
or,rG, 6 slaves, ~ ~ "
IA)sToN-per bark Lacy; Assorted udso
er OREGON , Sc hsss isn tis7 in specie
NH T1t"r $50 ! h- l,girrr l;e. 755
'r ims5"i b.i$5li fue. lot,l specie s8s loo
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
PIiSBuRG-per steamer Susqnelannl: lnr pork
Shropshire son2oo do whisky do Hou erailin
SSo-li bh Hour 81 do pork IS do lard whisky Taylor
I Mcdowell DO % Do york and i 10 %
OF ssTsss Adams ss do -four H Peuaa kegs butter
Il itp
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The Liverpool and London Fire and Life

INSURANCE COMPANY.
Authorized Capital. TIES MILLONs DOLLARS.
surplus ana RESERVED Hh ip0t
- 49, s2,3iO0oO
Working CNpIawo Millions Three Hundred Forty
Dollars.
Ocfn BY its unusually large capital and the unlimited individual
liability of thc Stockholders that desefaum Iurncethe
most perfect security to the pub prepared against
Fire Risks in NewOrleans the reasonable terms.
The usual abatement OF premium made place the Companys Poll
cs on par with the Mutual Companies and all settlements for losses
will be prompt and liberal.
CIIAS. BRIGGS Agent Office rs st. Charles street.
DIRECTORS IN NEW ORLEANS:
SAMUEL Nicholson, A. tieine, Thslnas Selar
A. laniear, G. A. Holt, VIM. Aure,
VIM feliowts, J. Is. Behn c. Bllitt,
Z. Ogden.
DIRECTORS IN NEW YORK:
JAS. BROWN, Chairman.
FRANCIS CoTIKNgr Deputy Chairman,
George Barclsv, Francis Griffin, Royal Phelps,
Mark W. COLLECT, Mort Livingston, Ell F. Salierson,
q. w. Falrr, VIM. S. Wetnore.
ALrRED PELI, Resident Secretary.
FL AS.rs GRIFFIN. Counsel of the Ronri. ms iv
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE

PlTlSRuRG-Per Susquelann:
Mltank &co25 do, lol bbs ha,us pnk
shropshire Son 200 do whisky Lands eain
SSo-iI bhs Hour do pork s. do lard do whisky Taylor
rooO bhs flour Mcdowell Jr do pork and I 10 Ja
oi sIrse Adams -four Seo2 kegs t,eY
Mol0 hi bls whisky Prisur5 pkgs glasswal. b Bower
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-16
Notice to builders.

DYSPEPSIA BREAD-The best cure and
u preventive in the world dyspepsia Constipation,
real article cm be had At the JENNY lind ANRY Phlipra
street, between PoSiras and lleyi 0s from the Market Also,
other kinds OF BREAD and RUSH. superior quality every
evening faS Inns WtFAULrS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-16

PREPARED FLAx-Clausen's method of preparing fax is
extending itself rapidly in this country In eight Of the
States the right of using it has been purchased by various
parties and this hus given great impulse to the growth of
fax, Mr. Ellsworth, formerly of the Patent Office in
wellington. and resident In the Wabash Valley of
ndiann has five hundred with flax seed and
DOL Baker, Of Illinois Is largely engaged both III the cult
ysion and preparation of tho plant
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CoTTON-Therc was quite an active inquiry for Cottor
yesterday but the full prices generally insisted on b,
factors confined the business to about $500 bales w,
now quote
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l'hit ~ tiit following, VIZ
Super Broch6 Antique Silks;
Colorel Armure Silks;
Striped Tatcta Silks:
High colored plain rault dc Sole;
Black Brocade Faconnee;
Extrn rich and Emhrold'd FsconnGe
Changcable and Chem6 Faconnfe
Embroidered plmnsk aud plain
PoI,lt dc Sole;
Extra rich Changeable and Chnme,
leon POuit de Sole.
Small plaid high coloraa do, fol
misses;
Marce'lines and Florences, Of ever,
shnie and color;
Whit and co!orcd Satina;
A few pieces superior heavy black
ant rotorCd wattr,d Poult de Sole
CniOrd silk Nelvets;
Rich Chend Satin striped and plail
Cashmere i'Ecossc;
French and English Merinos, Nous
sellres de I.alna ard Aipnrns, SOLE
,,olufS, OF every variety Of shade
Plain, striped and plaid Poplins;
Superior black and colored plainanc
figured Canton Crapes;
A large assortment Of white ani
co!"red embroidered and plail
Grape Shawls, some extra rich;
Merilo, Cashmere and heavy ria
silk Shawls;
Ricl, NIitii Raw Silks;
- ID ny NY ,,f.,,I1 an,.a..-. ~ a,
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~ be hcy have security against STRANGuEATEB
HERNIA
adapted TRUSS. SiiERhiANS NEW fAfENT TRUSS aud Rrf-
TuRE REMEDY viii PERMANENT CURE. TINS
entirely different All others III form a lFinp u action
qdeh! c1ut possessing al the anasvs while
objections aitd ae various kinds hretfre in Tkeptrs
natural. i comparatively hight in tal
I
pHnng security x6rse b,
when fitted the pTopretof sklu
placed ys ts SvrauGI,ep, other
lyptom which nsigeE u
s cofon practices for persons artted with hernia slts
i-sa aud apPy il 10 thn L Is rrcce,
which cannot Re seen only by thosc who understand Anatomy ard
familiar with the nature Of Ruphres, Lst b.
hast Truss
Piled to and properly lifted Theoe conoiued
30 6ENCiE bat e ssh and apply the Truss Office,
/ NJ. CHARLES New Orleans
.ihsanN III nt Of IL $500. l mill f1.lE
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NEW ORLEANS MONEY MARKET

CORRECTED DAILY BY W. W. WHITExco
'hange ofce % Camp street Of Common street
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m EW NUUU6.-P. W. WUUDLlEF, No. I3
Charrcs street hiss pei steamships Scott
Union md Empire City, and by the sailing packets Newly or
ton aud nvTe of Fashionable Seasonabe FANCY
AND STAPLE DRY GOODS heretofore variety
and recherche style, which he ots AND RETAIL
to MS numerous patrons at reduced prices The stock consists
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-16
Agency u Life Insurance, Annuity and
TRIsT CnMpA Ny LIE 1,IIII Itr1 pI1ra y

:, S. r. CRAWFORD President.
BRANCH OFFItE Is CAMP STREET, NewOreanH.
,.,-.,nr,,.,,,,, BENJAMIN FLoRAN Agent
ies E hKB BE sSh5 \ Il n D. Medical Eramners
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-16

y SuPPORIESits ingenious Instrument s1pt-.rs whole
and Is Of great Falue Weakness
the Sack Chest Side finally
u the weak and detected vigorous The psslnre,
ttu prolonged by the . tha !ries.
N Call the and yourselves.
SiiEiiii5 y A..n- Iys lt SJl!E
At. ths gss t.re (rlsHus
ss- Also, Agent for DIR. BANNiNGS CELEBRATED BODY
BRACE. n.ii+ lyd sW
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-.
Pr steamship Meteor, from Galveston Wellington 3lv Lie,
MgNtna 4; Mesr TAI lpr, Aou, Owens, Stewart Walng
Milan, Camp, Mason. -
Per brig American, from Vera Cruz-9 lssae,gcrs
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-15
EsTABLIsHMENT.
City Grocery Store.

City Grocery Store.
TIME undersigned respectfully informs his friends
i and the public generally that he has opened a
New GRocERy EsTABLIsHMENT under the above
name in the QueeRStcdre Room Of Thomas u. Hhite,
nearly opposite the Philadelphia Commission Store,
Lancaster Ohio where he will constantly keep on
hand general variety Of Groceries. such as:
The very best of Rio Coffee, New Orleans Sugar,
crushed, Powdered and Loaf Sugars;
New Orleans & Sugar-house Molasses: Sugar.house
Syrup and a superior article of Golden Syrup;
Also fine lot of Black, Imperial and Young Hy.
son Teas, which know can't be beat;
Rice, pepper, Spice cloves, cinnamon, nutmegs Sc.
cavendish and sx.twiSt tobacco cut and dry tobacco
and large assortment Of segArs fine lot OF Fruits
such as Lemons, Oranges, Figs, currents, Almonds
and Brazil Nuts; 81 -. .--'
In conclusion any thing that can be thought of in
the Grocery line, you can find by calling at the city
Grocery Store.
You will find there, also, superior article Of BRAN
dy and imported wines which will not be sold in less
quantities than quart and general assortment OF
Notions always on hand.
would, therefore, most respectfully request nv
friends from the country to give me a call as will
furnish them with good articles, and as cheap as thev
can buy them any place else. Give me call. Look
for the sign-crTY GROCERY STORE. .t..
April 81. 3m5l II. A. GEBELElN.
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nj gree among msnxind--ali Of which. without
one dissenting objection, pronounce this Ointment to
be GOOD, .....
As day by day itunobtrusivcly extends its sphere
Of action along the borders Of vast country and Is
throughout its extent, evidences of
Power and new prUots Of its eii scy are continually
developed Three millions Of boxes applied to dis
ease within the last TOUR years have established the
astounding tact beyondthe power Of ravil or cont
dicton, that II Is INrALLIBLE In the fall Tu
mors Ulcers, Sores, Burns letter. Piles, ScrofnlA,
Eryspelas chllblAns, scald Head sore Eyes Quinsy,
Group, Rheumatism, broken Breast Ague In the Face,
corns, Sc II completely restores the 1nsensible PKR.
sPIR ArIoN and by this opens those by
which nature intended to expe the morbid matter Of
the body thus Is the system cleansed the blood pu-
rified. and the health restored
II has power to cause all external sores, SerQf'l
ons Hunlors and Poisonous tpOunds to discharge
their putrd matter: and then heal them Iisrightly
terme' All Healing, for there is scarcely disease
external or internAl that Il will not benefit have
used II forhe last fourteen years for all the diseases
of the ches consumption and liver involving the ut.
most danger and responsibilities and declare before
heaven and man. that not In sing has Il fail
ed to benefit when the patient was within reach Of
mortalmeans. ifEs- L..sf :. 49,
J. McALISTER. l4l Fulton-st., NewYork. Sole Pro.
priator, A. 3 s HESDRv, Agents for Ohio.
Sold by Il. l.. Socum and Otto w, kraemer, l.aneas'
ter; L. Kali, ,Rushve; W. w Reed, Carroll; N Camp
bell Pickerington; Leonard and Brother, BASIL A, u.
Mitthoff, Loekville; Samuel Bartlett, Winchester;
Endsley, Lthopolis; T. Geohegan, Baltimore; Clay.
pool, New Salem; ]. and s. Henbee, AmandhI Daniel
Hawkin, Sugar Grove; AShbaugh and Beery. Bremen
| October -, 1851 wat 20
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-15

BR6DY AND GeN. Soorrs-.A few
days before the fatal accident occurred which
deprived; the United States service Of one 0t
Iitslbrightest and dmost valued ornameHts,and
Detroit Of an endeared and cherished citizen
Gen. Hugh Brady, while hewas taking
EhiSusual morning walk he was escorted BY a
gentlemen of this city, who was about to
start To Washington, and who informing
( GEN. Brady Of the fact, asked &c he could do
him any. service at the seat of Government :
ayes" replied tho Vetrean--"callon Gen.
Winfield Scott, give. him my kind regard, and
tell him for me that having lived to see him
win every field on which he has fought
hope yet to see him win the great Presiden-
tial field of the Union in 1852" .ssy.d F.
Gen. Brady, alas, is no more, but had he
been spared, his patriotic wish would have
been fulfilled ADJ. ,.-.g-F
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Highly important.

TENHE subsS ribe oilers to sell his valuable improv.
IL ed Head Blocks for Saw-Mllls, upon the
following terms: If they do not work as represent
ed, no pay will be required. The Improvement con.
sstS in enabling one an to set both ends Of log at
tho moment Of time, and with the greatest re-
gularity. REFEhEScEs .'+
William T. Breck Columbus Ohio.
81, DaSe, Reed and Co Xenia. Ohio,
John Young, Columbus, Ohio
C, t. Soils, Columbus, Ohio.
Amer ReeIe, Columbus, Ohio. ""
Michael Sulivant. Columbus, Ohio.
Moses Shelter, Grovepo,t, Ohio. .r 81. .ta.- .
EFF. Mclaughlin. Springfield, Ohio. ....
William Teri, Urbana, Ohio
Hardy and Clark, Pqua Ohio.
B. T. Shadlick, Fletcher, Ohio.
James Durbin, Texas, Ohio. .t
], C. Fisk and Co., Texas, Ohio.
William Halter, Napoleon, Ohio.
Stephens and Co Defiance, Ohio.
John Morgan, BlufftOn, Indiana
West and Wilkins, Bloomfield Ohio
The above aro persons who have purchased the i'm
provement and have il now in nse.
All orders addressed post paid, to the subscriber
at Lancaster Fairfield county, Ohio, will be prompt
ly attended to. JOHN 5 SNYDER.
I'm. b. The above Improvement obtained di.
ploma and premium of a silver cup at the Ohio
State Fair, 1851. ...t
Ohio State Journal publish three months and charge
this office.
Lancaster, September 25, 1851. 6m2l
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r. BOWMAN.
HoBENSACK'S LIVER PILLS

No part of the system is more liable to disease than
the LIVER, II serving lterer to purify the blood
giving the proper secretion to the bile; so that any
wrong action Of the Liver effects the other mpor:
tant parts Of the system, and results vsriously, in
should therefore watch every symptom that might
indicate wrong action Of the Liver These pills
being composed Of ROOTS and FIEArs furnished by
nature to heal the sick Namely, lst An ExPESroI
RANT, which augnents these cretion from the
nary mucus membrane. or promotes the discharge of
seer, ted matter Cd, An ALTERATIvE, which chan
ges in some inexplicable manner the certain morbid
action of the system. 3rd, Toxic, which gives
tone and strength to the nervous system, renewing
health and vigor to all parts of the body 4h A ca.
TARTTc which acts in perfect harmony with the 9TH
Ingredients and operating the Bowels, and ex-
Pellirg the whole mass of corrupt and vitiated mat
ter and purifying the Blood which destroys disease
and restores health. Prepared at HobensAck's Lab
oratory Philadelphia Price % cents.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-15
Dissolution Of Partnership.

FTNlIE Partnership heretofore existing between T..
l. A. Shelter and Jacob ShcfFeru under the firm name
oil Sli EFFER 4 SON, was dissolved by mutual con.
sent on the 10th inst. The books and notes are left
In my hands Tor settlement to whom all claims are
to DO paid and by whom all debts will be settled
Those indebted requested to call Immediately and
settle their accounts, either by cash or note,
The TANNERY will be carried on In future by the
undersigned who respectfully solicts continuance
Of the former custom. Always kept on hand large
stock Of Leather, Upper, Calf Kip, Harness. Skrting
Sole, Sc Cash at al times paid for Hides for which
the highest price will bo paid.
Lancaster. son I6 1861 90
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CHECKERED STORE,

he proprietors of the old remarkable
81 CHECKERED STORE, ?
Can possibly be disposed Of in due season. unl IS il
is the prospect Of large increase to the population
Of our healthy and beautiful city. No doubt theb
richness Of the surrounding country; combined with
the spirit and industry Of our snterprising farmers
has stimulated those parties in laying in such noun
tains Of goods in the way Of FAsHroNABLE CLOTH
lNG. ! ,t- -- ...
The superior manner in which they are msde-the
fashionable style Of their cut and wOrkmanshpthe
quality ofthe material, and the variety Of shades and
colors they are composed Of, would induce you TO
say without hesitation that the proprietors must be
untiring htheir efforts and their ingenuity more
than common to collect such quantity Of beautiful
garments together. And the best Of ali is, the a..
l.. 'UnusuallOw Prices they are Sold for,
Would almost make You swear that you would never
buy yard Of stuff in store to have made up for
yourselfor the boys. Ifyou buy suit of clothes,
you see the fit-the quality of the goods and ali
done In few minutes with little trouble, before
you pay one cent Of your money. Notwithstanding
some Of our modest, ssumng neghbors will raise
their voice and caution you, very piously, sgainst
the production Of of"Eastern SlOp Shops!" Think of
il. Who would suppose it-such brilliant sngges;
hon! Oh! what beau your granny was! Wonder
why they did not warn you against domestic SL6fs1
rery Old patterns and perforated cloths Take stroll
along Main street and see the figure we cut. You
will conclude poor Old Mother Goose is in such de-
mand she will be compelled to hide herself or every
Calico boy on the streets will certainly pluck her to
death What Parisian Crooks we have got Of late
in the shape Of old lc0men and shop boys pure char
ity for the Irish friends suppose has brought them
to il; we'll WE'LL this is the age Of progression Ger.
tainiy y: To be candid, those who want to save as
much in the purchase OF suit Of fclothes as will give
the child half years schooling would do well TO
call at the OLD CHECKERED STORE where Won
can be fitted out from head to foot out those piles
ofclothing we have stored away. What we sell you
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-15

"A SIMPLE FAcr, WORTH RENEMBERISG.-
The QuincyQIll.)Whig states that some days
since, child three years old, had by some
means got piece Of slate pencil in its nose,
After several Intellectual attempts to extti'
cate the pencil with instruments, the Dr. di-
rected the father ofthe child to put his mouth
on the chld's mouth, close up the opposite
nostril and. then blow::as hard as he could.
Thisplan succeeded at once, and the child
was relieved. Similar accidents are contin.
ually occurring, and the above fact is worth
remembrance. -.
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NEW BOOKS.

lust received, Clovernool by Alice Carey; the
y Lorgnette. Dream Life, ,fresh Glenninvs 6y Ike
Marvel; First Impressions in England Old Red Sand
stone, Foot Prints OF the Creator, by Hugh Miller
Glance at Europe, by II. Greely; Buckeye Abroad
orthe waEderings in 'urope and the Orient, by'S S
Cox, and many other new and choice hooks together
with fine and general assortment ef Bibles School
Books, &C., which will be sold vety low at the Book
Store Of JOHN L. TUrHlLL,
Maya. Telegraph Building, opposite courthouse.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-15
GARNET AND CHAIR SHOP.

u EMUVAL.--T. G. DOdson has removed his
lO Cabinet ard Chair shop rom Connels Row, to
ihe Room on broad Street, South Qf John Lyons
Grocery, and formerly occupied by d. X. FSShcl,
where he will contnuet manufacture all articles in
his line as heretofore.
attend funerals in any part of the county al reduced
rates. Thankful for past lavors, he respectfully So
icit' cont uance Of public patronage. lie will
labor give general satiSaction both regards price
md quality Of his work
Lanca aster, April 8, 1851 6mi9
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New Arrangements:

FVNllE undersigned having bought the entire inter
Il est Of JAcoR Beck, he viii continue the Hard.
House, where he will constantly keep on hand gen.
eral assortment oil Hardware which he will positive.
y sell cheaper than any bouse in the city can SELL
lie invites his old friends and the public generally Ii
call him before purchasing elsewhere, he is de.
termined 10 give gcne al satisfaction
1rAll persons knowing themselves indebted to the
undersigned or the late firm Of Bope Beck, are
earnestly requested to call and Settle as the business
of the firm must be settled up at as early day as
possible. .s p. BOPE.
Lancaster, March 90, 1852
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-15

PRoGREss.--Certain of our Locofoco con-
temporaries are obtaining much consolation
from the growls which are emitted from
Wall street at the nomination of Gen. Scott.
LocolOcoisms often comforted by the groans
OF rich men, for it seems to have adopted the
sentiment of Proudhon n--"property is Rob
bery"--and to have looked upon tho possess
sor of property as an enemy ofmankind, and
therefore it has waged unrclenting war a
gainst every man who has been successful
in business, and fortunate enough to acquire
property. Things are changed now; Loco.
locoism and Wall street sympathize, and
there is to be grand alliance between Lo-
colocos and the erich and lI-born," to put
down the peoples candidate Winfield Scott,
the llustrious hero of Chepultepec. This is
strange condition Of things; but this is a
wonderful era, and we should let nothing
surprise us--not even this new iraternal in
timacy between Locofocoism and the Bank
ers and Brokers Of Wall street, who have
been dealing very largely, of late, in unprofi.
table political speculations.--Cin. Gasette.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-15
City Renl Estnle ror Snle.

THE subscriber offers for sale tho House and Lot
i. situated upon Wheeling street, few days East
ofthe residence Of Dr. Bersler. being apart Of Lot
No G. in Square No. 10. The House Is two.story
frame and the OF is 81 feot front. There is stable
& other out houses ciStern and well, upon the pre-
misses will also sell ont LOT of acres, being .
portion Of out-lot No 8, situated at the North end Of
Broad. street, either in whole or in part.
The above property will be sold low and terms
made reasonable. SAMUEL SHEllNCK.
Lancaster, April 2l, 1862 Smbi
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-15

. OLTThe Plaihdeaer is in the midst Of trib-
ulaton, and in every demonstration Of the
People in response to the nomination of
Scorr and GRAHAM, it sees "Post Office
clique!" That clique must have been mill
tiped as by "a miracle when its fifteen hun
dred crowded the Melodeon. Where are
the "uhtefiAed eighty-one" who ratified
Pierce and King at tohnson's Hall! 1t is said
twenty three ofthat crowd are already pledg-
ed for ScoTr, and halfthe balance are waver-
ing Cleue. Herald. t...... ..r....|