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New York Nav 10.

FIour--Sales 1880 bbls at 4,I8Ol,37 for
Stale, and 4,e0tO4,5O for Ohio.
Grain-SaleS ,400 bu Genesee White
Wheat a, IO8Ollot; Michigan 1860. Sales
1000 bu Corn al 62066 C.
Provisions--Saes 200 bbls Pork at 1850
1875. Sales 200 bbls Lard at l040Il5.
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Mrs. SWaaey'S School.

WIc' DWHHVy DOHUUIs
Notice is hereby given to the citizens of Carroll
ton and vicinity that the exercises of this school
will be resumed on the first Monday of May. Mrs.
Swaney has secured the labors of her sister, Miss
Phebe Ann Lindley, for the coming summer, as an
assistant, and it is her intention that the energies
of both teachers shall be judicously and perseve-
rngly directed to the moral and literary training of
the pupils. Terms as heretofore.
CarrOllton, April 5, l852.-6t.
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Pittsburgh, May II. 1859

PiusbuTgh, May II, 1869.
Four-The sales from first hands were 68
bbs a, IS, and us q, S3t03, per Dbl. Sales
from store in draw load lots, for city consump.
ZION al $3l2 for superfne, and 5, 8G03 3 3l(03,-
81 for extra according to brand.
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Cincinnati, May 8.

FIour-Frm a, Q5G3 81 the home de.
mand is equal to the supply.
Whskey-SeliOg al I4a.
Provisions--Quiet; Bacon is offered at a
slight decline. no sales. Prime barrel lard
SaIenbIe al 10 held al l0d,
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SPECIAL MASTER COMMISSION.
ER'S SALE,

John Knots and David R. Cameron VS.. John G
Croxton ct als.-In chaacery.-Pursuant to the
command of an order of sale from the chancery
side of the court of common Pleas in and for the
county of Carroll and State of Ohio, to ME direct
ed, shall offer for sale at the court house in Car
of May, A. d. 1852, at the hour of O'Clock A. NJ,
the following described property to wit: town lot
number sixty in the town Of Downingville, Car
roll county, Ohio, with the Improvements Ap-
praised at $962,5O. Terms cash.
GEORGE PUGH, Sheriff,
and Special Master Commissioner
April 8, 1882. fee $500.
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NOiice!

The Eastern Banks are going down:
will pay Ohio funds and The Highest price
al that, for WheaI all Winter.
Also
! want to commence buying horses about she
middle Of December, hnd vii paw cash for
good horses. GEO. ARBUCKLE.
Malvern, Nov. 81. 81.
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RONNETS AND BONNET SILKS, large and
- beautiful assortment, together with splendid
lot of new style ribbons and trimmings Just re-
ceved and for sale, very cheap; by
CUMMINGS g. BRACKGN.
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Good News for the Ladies.

The largest and prettiest lot of Dress Goods in
town can be found at Cummings g. Brackin's-
Plain and figured Bereges, Silk Poplins, Silk
Berege, figured Swiss Lawns, &C., with great
variety of New styles, which we offer at veay low
prices. Call and see
CUMMINGS g. BRACKIN.
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THE STATE OF OHIO, CARROLL COUN

THE STATE OF OHIO, CARROLL COUN
TY, IS.
Meredith Capper, Admins Court Of Common
traitor of David CaPper, Pleas, June term
VS.. }I852. Petition to
Mary Cspper ct. ais. complete real con-
tracts.
To Mary Capper, widow, of Carroll county,
Ohio, and Michael Capper, Stephen Capper Ebson
Stewart and Elizabeth Stewart, his wife, of Van
Vert county, Ohio, and David Capper, Angclina
Capper, Susan Csppe,, James Capper, RebeCca
Capper, Thomas Capper, Amanda Capper, Hannah
Capper, William Thompson and Jane Thompson,
his wife, John saltsgiver, and Biary Saltsgiver.
his wife, Elias Harbaugh and Sarah Harbaugh. his
wife, and James Smith, Guardian of John Capper.
a minor. OF Carroll county, Ohio. You will take
notise that on the Sd day of April, 1852, filed in
the office Of the Clerk Of the court of comnoh
pleas of Carroll county, petition which states
that David Capper in his life time entered into two
several contracts in writing for the sale Of land
one with Thomas Cummings, and one with Sabas-
tian Shrader that be died before completing eth er
of said contracts, or making deeds to said purchas
ers respectively that to enable petitioner, as sd-
ministratOr of David CapPer, to make deeds to said
purchasers aforesaid, and collect assets, he will
move the court at the next term for an order To
make the deeds to said purchasers for the land sold
them by David Capper and described in the writ
ten contracts in the petition mentioned, and for
such relief as is allowed by law, &c.
VAN BROWN, Au'y
April 9, 859--4w. for Petitioner.
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Notice

Is hereby given that the Undersigned has been
appointed and qualified as Executor of the estate
of Thomas ]. Beatty, deceased. Those indebt-
ed to said estate will make immediate payment,
and those having claims against said estate will
present them legally authenticated within one
year from this date.
ABRAM KNOTS,
March 26. 1859. Executor.
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List OfLe,iGFs.

List Of Letters.
Remaining in the Post Office at CarrollIon,
on the FIRST day Of April, 1859.
Amos William Mcguire Thos.
Atkinson James McGavran Wm.
Beatty Mahlon Mcdowell Alex. or Mr..
Booker VIM. Porter.
Blazer Geo. or Philip McCausland VIM.
Cook Peter Mcintosh Gilbert
Chambers Jacob Pduou Thomas
Close Joseph Peterson james
Chapman Basil Rickel John
Carer II. NJ. Ready Mary J.
Elder John Rider Henry
Fife Robert Reynolds Caiharine
Forster Andrew Smith Margaret
Graham James Stout David
Hess Samuel A. Smith Dan'l or Samuel
Hess Cyrus Simmons Adam
Holmes William Vanhorn Elizabeth
Hissong Henry Vandike Miriam J.
Holmes Eliza Williams Ohio
Moore Freeman 4 Ward John
Mcfarland Alex. Woodward Richard
Persons calling for the above letIers will
please say advertised.
CHAS. ELSON P. NJ.
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California

Is seducng her thousands to the modern El Do
rado, and they madly tear themselves away from
their friends and homes, never rejecting that they
can more surely realize fortune by staying al
home and huVin0 the
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ESTATE OF JOSEPH DAYHUFF.

ESTATE OF JOSEPH DAYHUFF.
Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned has
been appointed and qualified as Administrator OF
the estate of Joseph DayhuG, late Of Carroll coun-
ty, Ohio, deceased. Those indebted win make i'm
mediate payment; aud those having claims against
said estate will present them, legally authentica-
ted, within one year from this date.
WILLIAM CAMERON, Admir-.
April %, 1859. Van Brown, Au'v.
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SILK HAT', NEW STYLES, KOSSUTH DO,
i" Panama, Pedal, Braid, Albon g. Palm Leaf
Hats; and silk Oil Cloth Caps, big lot, just re-
ceived and for sale, very low, by
CUMMINGS g. BRACKIN.
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HAMPTON & SMITH
II I'VE now open a large stock Of
Spring L Summer Drv GoodS,

OF every description, and their assortment vi /
be kept FRESH aud large throughout the season
Their prices will be as LOW and their styles o.
goods 8s desirable, as can be offered ia aGy Easl-
em Cdy-ani they trust they I be eHaJird 70
retain their old and large ua1e ag Iias. any COM
petition, East or West
0~T They respectfully solici, Merchants 70 *
anime their stock Sld prices when prepar-
ing for their spring supplies.
Pittsburgh March 2Olh, 1852
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Notice

Is hereby given that petitions will be presented
to the commissioners of Carroll county at their
June session, proposing the survey and location of
a County Road, commencing at the point where
the lands of Michael Foltz, Jr and Jacob Snyder
corner, near the st. Martins Church, on the road
leading from Malvern to Canton thence to inter-
sect the lane of Jacob Lozier, thence through the
lands of said Lozier, Jacob Winter and Daniel
Bortz to intersect the line between Samuel Kim
mel and Mchae s. Bean thence west to intersect
the road leading from Stalls mill to Philip Shafer's
April 2, 1852. MANY PETITIONERS.
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PARTNETeS9THP.

A Partnership has this day been formed between
the undersigned in the mercantile business, under
the name and style of Cummings g. Brackin and
we invite all the customers of the "old corner
and the public generally, to call and see US.
March Is, 1859. J, P, CUMMINGS,
]. H. BRACKIN.
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$50 lbs, Cotton Yarn,

SHOES, LADIES' CATERS of all colors, Jen-
q" ny Lind Slippers, with full assortment of all
kinds Of the very best make, on hand and for
sale, cheap, by CUMMINGS g. BRACKIN.
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NOiCe

Is hereby given that the undersigned has been
appointed and qualified as Administrator of the
estate of William Murray, late of Carroll county,
deceased. Those indebted to said estate will make
immediate payment, and those having claims
against said estate will present them legally au-
thentcated within one year from this date.
SAMUEL |. ROSS,
March %, 1852. Administrator.
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LAW NOTICE.
R. cBosIER
G. SINCLAIR.
HUSSEY q SINCLAIR,
rage, shipping & Commission Merchants

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
White LEAD, Glass, Fish, Salt, Plaster, &c. &c,
No. 70, on Dcck, end l33. River-st.,
CLEVELAND OHIO.
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CAST ADVANCES E4pE ON ccAslG SaENrs.
tF Agent for all Steam Boats and PropeIlers
in TIE Lake Superior Line,
tWm. 4. 0lis i Co, Cleveland
Refer 10 miles & Wheeler, Bufalo.
IT. NJ. Hove, G lshier, Pittsburgh.
Feb C. 1859. u
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NOTICEIN rARTITlON,

by John H. lrPp' Az y
Nav IA. 1872 fee $3.50.
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Ms,7'52.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-22
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Arrival Of the "TTumI1oIdt. ;

NEw YoRE, July I0.-1'he Humboldt ar
rived at o'clock a. N. She brings dates
from lIayre and London TO the 7th.
Liverpool cotton nIrket dull arid declin-
ing. Sales on tbs 9th 5OoJ bales; prices
unchanged
Brradsiufs quiet Prices Of wheat and
-four lulIy supported.
COrn---Coinidands extreme rates, and
scarce. American yellow Corn 3Is Cd.
LoSDoE COHV MARgEr.-The market Is
dull Wheat declined Is I'd yer quarter. A
slight business doing in foreign wheat.
Flpur-FIung heavily, aud u slight decline
Sas submitted to.
/ Money--Abundant. Bullionin the Blnl
is increasing.
Stocks-Dhll. but firm.
Business nt Manchester and Leeds limit
cd. Prices in favor OF buyers.
Election riots are feared in the large man
ulacturing districts.
/ The Internal machine plot in Paris J.
strongly suspected as being government
I trick for Interior purposes.
! The President declines a banquet durini
his contemplated tour to Algiers, Insurec
tion quelled. Swiss government at th'
command Of France eXpcis Theirs.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-22
From ts,e Rio Grandc.

New YoRK, July 20.-Mail brought from
New Orleans. Later dates have been re-
ccived from Texas, but telegraph has antici-
pated principal items. The papers give de-
tails of many outrages committed by Indians.
Large bodies of Indians were moving about
the country, and much alarm existed. Dates
from San Antonia, Western Texas, OF 7th
inst, says it rs reported that an express pas
sed through that city, on Sunday, from
Brownsville, with dispatches for Governor
Bell, and stated that MrXicans had fired into
another steam boat, killing the Captain and
wounding several others. 1t is also report
ed that another express passed through on
Tuesday, from Rio Grande city, with de-
spatches for Gov. Bell, and stated that
Roma and Rio Grande had been attacked by
about 500 Mexicans and Indians, and all OF
the houses burned, and that several Amcri-
cans had been killed.
We give these reports as we heard them
on the street, without placing any reliance
on them.
New ORLEANS, July l9.-Correspondence
has been published between the American
Consul, at NIatumoras, and Gen. Avelos, re-
spccting the outrages offring into the steam
er Camanch. Avelos threatens, and justi-
fies the act, and says as Tonga revolutionary
leaders receive American protection the
frontier must not expect security.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-22
vsenI Estate M Private Sale

THE subscriber offers at private sale an excellent
farm Of 2i2 acres of land, situated on Clearcropk,
in Madison township, about four miles southeast OF
Amanda, and eight miles south oi the city OF Lam
castor. Joining on the south The land Of Lewis YoungS
mill tract on The west the lands Of Isaac Wolf and D.
ron Abbott, on the porth the land Of Robert Fowler
Oh aad farm there is about 100 acres of cleared land
under cultivation and the balance first rate tmbered
On il are Two DWELLING HOUSES, and Orcnards OF
choice Fruit, is well watercd With good springs and
a NEVER FAILING STREAM RUNNING THROUGH IT.
including the water privilege for a GRIsr or other
Mill With from 90 to % feet fall near the road.
For further information apply to the subscriber In
Lancaster, Ohio GEORuE WElSn,
Julv H. 1889 Im'll
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TEIEaRAPH1C INTELLIGENCE.
Conversational.

WAsmSsTos, July lip. M.--Snais-
Not in session. HouSe--Mr. Mace intro.
duced bill to admit r RIiIroad iron free Of
duty. Mr. Jones moved the bill be laid on
the table Lost. Mr. Mace moy ID 10 refer
il to committee Of the whole. Dir. Dean
moved to lay it on the table. Carried. Pend
ing the motion to reconsider The vote, the
morning hour expired, the House went into
committee OF the whole on the Indian appro-
priation bill Mr. SibIy proposed Gn ap-
preparation Of $4,000 to relieve the neces-
sitips Of Indians. stating that from go 10 100
had perished from actual starvation. iB Min
nesota, during few months. Debated and
subsequently rejected--1l TO &c. Commit
tee rose and the House adjourned.
WAsHrxGToS. July 20--ScRots--Mr. Fish
presented petition from merchants md o..
theirs Of New York, praying the recognition
OF the independence Of hayti.
| Mr.. James introduced bill amending the
tariff laws. In oil cases whera j. or shall be
imposed any advalorcm rate Of duty, on any
goods, wares or merchandise imported into
the United States, it shall be the duty Of the
Collector within whose district the same
shall be imported and entered, to cause the
actual market yalue,or wholesale price there.
of, in the principal markets Of the United
States, to be taken rs the true value at the
port where the same may be entered
upon which duties shall be assessed; prOvid.
ed, that the actual value, or wholesale price:
of all imported merchandise paying duty
shall be a1certaincd by the Secretary, viii
the aid of an Appraiser appointed by yirtu'
of the third section Of the act Of March 3d
1851. The bill also provides that chemicals
dye-stufis. drugs, raw silk, tin and paPe
stuff. shall be free. The bill was referred L
the Finance Committee
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E5Sa,o market.

BuFEAto, July l9.-Fl2nr active for good
Ohio and Indiana, at &5,5G@3,G24. Sales
foot up 1900 bbls. among which are 1000 bbls
fancy Indiana at s3G2}, AMI 1900 Dbl,
good to fancy Southern Ohioat S3.j61 1862 }.
Wheat quiet. demand moderate. sales %
hundred bush Chicago spirit g at 35 and 200
bush white Ohio at 81
Corn firm and in good demand. Sales
28,OOO bush at 45l@45. only 5000 bush al
62B. Same choice held firmly at 45l.
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Cieyelnnd Market.

CLEVELAND, July 20.-CAKAL REcgiPrs.-
Wheat 10000 bush.
FLOUR II ,020 bOls.
CURY--N0ne.
Mariets.- -Whea;-Sales l4.6O0 bushels
at 49, @S24 for Northern and White.
CoRy-Slles2, 900 bu ahOat at Az, and
1900 do from store at 43.
FLoUa-Sale 1900 bbls straight brands
at SO 45--2OO do mixed do at ~, and lOO
10 extra at IS.
business generally iair.
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Erols, Washington.

WASHINGTON, July ls.-The remains Of
Roger Jones were followed to the tcmb on
Saturday by large procession, among which
the army and navy were well represented.
The President, and members Of the Senate
and House of Representatives were also in
attendance.
The police Of Washington have arrested
large number Of coiored thieves, and re-
covered Rbout $4,000 worth Of property re-
aentlY stnlcn from private dwellings.
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(ihc;nna1i Market.

CIScryyATI, July cop. m.-RivcT sta
warn. Produce markets
very quiet. Nothing mportant done in four
prices unchanged. Whiskey lGc 4 ldcs
closing heavy. Sales provisions conin-
ed to 20 hhds clear sides at iO1. Increased
demand for groceries-l00 bids Sugar sold
at 54GGi. Sales OF 400 bbl5 prime Nolas-
ses at 34e. Sales of $50 bag, fair Rio COT
fee 1t 9fc. Linseed Oil Csc.
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GnOrEiH,

CHARLESTON, July lS.-About so OF the
Fillmore and Webster men Of the Georgia
Union Convention, met and nominated Mr..
Webster for President, and Chas. G. Jenk-
ins for Vice President.
The friends of Cobb nominated what they
call the Pierce and King ticket, being com
posed in part of the most ultra Wings in
Georgia.
The Cobb men were much chopfallen.
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5cdnesday Evc'ng, July 2t, 1852
Campaign Gazette.

A Wing paper is valuable auxiliary in
bolitical canvass, and in order that the Ga
aetle may reach that class. of voters who are
hot regular subscribers, we propose to send
itfor four months vt the low price of fifty
cents. Will the friends of Gen. Scott use a
little effort aud induce evey Wing in the
county and as many Democrats as possible
10 take it for that length Of timel In every
heiphborhood club of ten at least can be
raised and to the person getting mp the club,
we will send copy gratis. There will be
no postage Upon the paper and arrangements
can be made for distributing it. The large
amount of reading matter, which we now
give, makes the Gazette one OF the cheapest
papers in the State.
In the way, we propose to supply the Ga
.ste for the campaign, it will be Of more ser
vice than If we published regular cam
paign paper. To those persons who desire
the Daily Gazette for that time, we will send
II for two dollars. In both cases, payment
is required in advance.
We hope that clubs will be formed imme-
diately. The campaign is already opened
and the Gazette batteries will play upon the
enemy until Gen. Scott is elected President
and William A. Graham Vice President ot
the United States.
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YnIpnble rronerty for sale.

THE subscriber olrrs a. private sale, Eighty A.
: arm on which she nov resid 5. ami adjoining the
lands Of Isaac Rros one and quarter miles west OF
isnc.ster on the Royslton Road afordng one Of The
best sites for country msrsion within the vicinity
of tie city: cncthird part wood land and the remain
der in four ,dsunder fence. The improve onts arc
tw, small Frame Dwellings, Shed Barn, and Slabling
tv, wells, one with Pump, the other draw we'll
20, session given TO the purchaser in time to seed
wheat this Fall HANNAH LEV EhlNu,
March 90 1852 6w4o
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CLERK WANTED.

A YOUNG MAN having some acquaintance with
~ the Hardware Business and competent to take
charge Of set of books can obtain permanent sua-
ton and good salary. Applications requested to
be- made To the Editor Of the Lancaster Ohio, Gazette
post nail. Good references will be required.
Iancast r, Ju v 10, 1892. dl55
gJ-,Jopradl Columbus, and Gazette. Chillicothe,
copy to the amount of sl, and charge this office
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-22
Rendr Nnle Clothing.

For mes and boys. as we'll as large assortment ct
sh;rts. Drawers. Unj,rshirts, Crsra's, Hsudfs. &c
It rnnSt also be remarked that the report, thft
FRANK. who Is so well known Tor bis fine fits ard
good lar .ais intaudadto asve town, is not true and
5a would assure his .Tienis, lis customer and the
auic gcnerall- that he will be ready TO receive all
thuse who nay favor hiin with all.
ALs0 at the SANG Place and al all times, VIII be
rounl i1o lot Of JsTelry. Notions Gd Cutlerg,
Lancaster, Apil q, 1852 G.. SlAON 60.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-22

A New MODE OF LIvGNG.-The Cincin-
natl Sun is informed that certain indivldu-
nl,residing some short distance at the "back''
of Newport, during the last two or three
wears has been driving quite profitable bu-
siness by securing all the cows he found
straying along the pike, and charging from
one to two dollars to the said cows owners
"to pay expenses" in addition to the profits
arising from the milk acquired before the
cattle were discovered by the owners and re-
claimed.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-22
Difac lily between tEleUnited Stntcs
aiGd Engiand-ScriOus Ruptur.

BosToN, July ia special message ar
rived from Frankfort, N. H., yesterday,
where Mr. Webster is, with dispatches for
the Government at Washington City, which
were left at the Courier office, and which
that paper will publish
The trouble is said to be about the fshc-
ries, and treaty misunderstanding ofa 6cri-
GUS nature are likely to disturb the peaceful
relations between England and the United
States.
1t is rumored here that very serious diff
fculty has arisen bctw ween the British and
the American Governments.
BosToN, July l9.--Doston Courier this
morning publishes document dated at the
Department at Washington, July eth, signed
by Daniel Webster, which says that mea-
sures have been taken by the British Gov
ernment with regard to American fisheries,
to the complete interruption Of the extensive
business of New England, by constant col
Iissions, Of an unpleasant and exciting char
acter, which may end in the destruction oI
lives and threaten the peace between the
two countries, and the whole subject has en-
gagged the immediate attention of the Eng
lish Government. Three British vessels o
var expected on the British North A american
coasts, in July, when seizures upon Ameri-
can vessels will begin.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-22
Now Work. Market.

NEW YoRE. July 2O--m.--Flour-ssles
of $500 bbls State at S4,3l. 1000 bushels
mixed corn at 62l, Pork-mess Sl9,37;
prime Sl7. 200 kegs lard at l2a. Ohio whis-
ky at. Business Interrupted by the Clay ob-
senuies. No stock board.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-22
A Family Murdered.

RICHMOND, Va, July IA man named
Winston, resident of this place, with his
wife and child were horribly butchered in
their bed last night. They were found in
bed this morning; the wife and child dead
and the man insensible. No clue to the
deed. The community is greatly excited,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-22
Is yOYTp HEALTH INSURED!

ITnot. go 70 Dr. Br,asrLEn orRRFIDER and dot
If Won pqv 80 year, you draw g a week when
,isk. II you pay So year, yol draw g week, and
% un In So per month Ar a15itien Of s,3O is eNarg
ID AZ alni.sln ,e for the first year Every sensible
man WHO can; afford 70 be sick anl pay tAa cx9ense
Of doators etc. viii 90 sn4 in'ur' m me worcester
Nossacbnse't. Mutual Association hv tpplS ing as
aboy T'noussnl5 Of doarS are paid out yearly to
tha,a who insure their klE..h.
Julv q 1872 On