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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-09

New ORLEANS, Sep. by an arrival
to-day, the Picayune has received letters
from the city of Mexico to the lS tn ult,
which give information that iusurrections
had occurred in various parts of the country
to such an alarming extent, that il was ex-
pected an extra session of Congress would
be called to adopt measures for speedy
suppression, but it was feared with little pros
pect of success, as the plan adopted by the
revolutionists were Of the most formidable
character.
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LsMvSER HTD COALi

Notice TO BuillerS and Mechanics,
TEtIiE subscriber Is now establishing an EXTEN-
4 SIEE LUMBER YARD,
ig GIesy's whRrf,-fOOt Of COIumbus and
High Streets, Lancaster,
all int nds keeping constantly hand Sn kinds Of
Ln.ubeT and t'oal for sale.
His eNiensiye acquaintance aud knowledge Of Lnm-
ter will enable him TO select the best qualities, and
sell at such prices, az will merit the patronage Of
generous public.
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS
having special bills 10 Gil i'll find Il 10 their interest
20 call on him before purchasing elsewhere.
/ De will also furnish Of Wholesale and Retail,
LINE and CEMENT Of 8 superior quality
Esieying in the old ma kim. that "a HibLe Sizpence
e better than sLOp shilling" my terms will be cash.
August 81 WIN j. CARD.
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Another Disnster.

NEw YORK, September 4.-Thc steamer
Reindeer burst her boiler, on North River at
Bristol Landing. 10 killed and 80 badly
scalded. Among the injured, by the expio-
sion, are: Misses Andrews, of Richmond,
one very badly; Thomas J Barnes and Hugh
Riley, of Richmond, badly.
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I,so.no oC Cuhnm PntriOts.

New ORLEANS, September 4.-The steam
or sBIack Warrior arrived at Mobile yester-
day, from Havana. She brought the pub
fishers of the revolutionary paper, who es-
caped in disguise, and are now inthis city,
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Explosion SGS. il. sscindeer--Fur-
tficr Particulars.

New YoRK, Sept. 6.--The accident
occurred at one O'Clock Saturday, whilst
leaving Saugerties. After landing passen-
gers she was going from the dock, when the
connecting pipe bursted. and the steam
rushed out between decks directly into the
lower cabin, where a number of passengers
were dining, who were all either killed or
badly scaldod.
SAUGERTIEs, Sept. $50 far 25 deaths are
known to have resulted from the explosion.
1t is thought that most of those reported as
badly scaldcd, will die.
O'Clock, p. m.--Among those who have
died to-day, are Thomas &. Burnes, Hugh
Reilly, and two step-daughtcrs, Margaret
end Corncia Andrews and w. II. Smell OF
Richmond, Virginia.
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Cattle mnry.st.

PHILADELFHIA, Sept. 7---I,2OO beeyes
oliered--selling 1t 81 ID 50 per hundred
Hogs-7oO in market, selling at IS per hun
drcd. Cows-lOO sold, varying from sis
to $lS. Sheep and lanbs--tOrmcr g. TO s4,
latter 81 so to SO.
REw YORK, Sep. 7.-2,00O beeves SOC
southern and western in fair demand; CLOSED
firm at SO to SO. 800 sheep and lambs
former $3.50 to S4,5O, latter - to 4.
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The WHEELING BRlDaE.-The Pitts
burgh Journal contends that the recent aci
ofCongress declaring this bridge to be
public highway, goes to "lcgalize nuis'
ance to the injury of State" and adds
that 1at the appointed time the States At
torney General will apply to the Supreme
Court for an ordert to enforce their decree by
a ramovnl of the nuisance"
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PUTNAM FEMALE SEMINARY.

TN1IS Inattution will again commence its session OF
i Wednesday the 10Th day of September next and
will close the first term Tuesday, Feb. Sth, 1893
There are two terms in the year with an interveh-
ing vacation Of two weeks.
For information as 10 the course Of study, govern
ment location and exercise reference may oe had 10
the Catalogue for tho ear, endinf August looS'
EXPENSE OF TUITION
Preparatory Department pei torn. 'So'0V
Seminary proper. .-.-'-.......
EXTRA STUDIES.
,.O.,,oI Nusic DOR term. sli,OO
IIistt ~ "a 'Ior,", I1n.,,rnant. 400
Gs.ah Ese -, i''' 600
Hoard. includiue lights and washue, PER week 80
Fuel in private room, per week. ......-.--. 80
Communications relative to the pecuniary interests
of tho Seminary should be addressed to A. A. GUT-
RIr, all others to the Prin :ipal.
August %, 1852 C: AUGUSTA GREGG.
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CO w S.

/. Moss Rosn.-Raan, calved in ls45, got by Ra-
vonsworth (9532G dam, by Nelson 4ol9 Sr; dm' by
Newton [4l6D gr. 81, dam, BY Wonderful [7Oo;l gr'
81. gr dam, by eic~e'andti4oE 81 e. H Spi aar,,
Bull 1919 gr or. gr gr gr gr, dam, from the stock
of the late Sir James Pennymnn, supposed to be with
calf by Belville. ,e.o
Banker, A., dam by Edward [696Sl: gr. dam, BY No
bic I4579l, r. g. dam, by Correlie [S4S5 gr; gr
aSmi %iiiSSS iSS oan Fois;s a 76o supposed to
be with calfby Master BelH ille; ;o.o
of the Manor Oi6sl dam, by Belyidere 3D. l3l29 gr.
dam, by Sir Robert (5l76] gr gr. DAM by Eryholine
iOi3E sr gr gr dam, Barmpton [54l; supposed to be
with calf by Belville.
Franci Brown, ESQ., got by Twilight (975S); dam Au-
pustus (6752G gr. dam, by grandson OF Grazer
Or gr. dam 6y Scarlet bO74 gr gr. gr dam, by Aid,
Dc. Camp (722G supposed with cali by Whitington.
g. SrpAwBERRY.-Go by Postmaater (94S7) dam,
Young Strawberry (vol. 8, page 5lS,) by Guardian
IsOl7G gr. dam, old Strawberry by son Of Barmpton
54l; gr gr dam, by Brother to Brutus lOOl; gr gr.
er dam, by Duke ,,
rael l7g67l dam, Emma, by Paley [73l9E gr dam, by
BuIwer [176O gr gr. dam, by sou OF Fairfax 09Sl;
gr gr. g. dam BY Shylock [o622l gr gr' gr gr. dam
whitworth [l5s4l; gr gr gr gr gri DAM by candour
[107E see Herd Book for Emma, yoi, y. corn
BLUE BoNNET.-Roan, caived In March, lSbO, got
by Earl of Antrim [l0474] bred by Mr.. Stephenson,
and tho property Of Mr.. Stephens, Of Now York; dam,
by 4th Duke Of Northumberland [3649l grdam, White
Rose, by Antrim [30l9l; gr gr dama very hneshort-
horned COW from Northumberland' 80
s. RIsNa SUN.-A bull lcalfof Sunrise;got by oSy.
gen [9464l. by buckingham [3939E gr.. gr. dam by
Clemati [3999l; gr gr. gr DAM by Raspberry l4S76l
ALBEIT DOUGLASS, Chairman.
ALEX. RENICK,
WILLIAM ALLEN, nf
Committee Of Advertising.
Chillicothe, September 6, 1862 dawts
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NTOTICE.-A meeting of the Creditors Of the Zshes-
" Vile and NIaysville Turnpike Road Company.
vyi1 bc held on Monday. the 20th day ol September,
4. D. 1882 at the Cry HALL, in Lancaster Ohio, to
orfec srtangcments if practicable for the purchase
aid Road az the sale thereof advertised by A. Bas
set Receiver, etc, to be held at Chlcche, on the
oh of October next. The business Of the meeting
will be highly important and full attendance by the
Creditors or their authorized agents Is desired;
II. II. HUNTER,
In behalf the General Committee
Lancaster, August 90 1852.
Gazette, Chiuicothe; Post, Somerset please copy.
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STEAM SAW MILL.

ITllIE undersigned has just put into operation
North OF Lancaster, on the MilersPort road where
he Is now prepared 10 CID all orders for Lumber Of
every ]. seription, at the shortest notice.
Sept. I, lS52-3ml6' DAVID CUPP
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ARE you a MISUNDERSTANDING from diseases TO
which females are generally subject, use,D DR.. S. d
Howes Shaker SarsaParilla- will certainly cure YOU
Male or female, old or young, and ercry FaHsi-
tyshouh have this erceent Family medicine by them
Call at our depot, one Of our Agents. anJ get
pamphlet gratis where you will find .aets, .acts'!
factGH that can be substAntiated by thousands OF Iv
ing Witnesses in this city and country, viz that the
Shaker SarIapsrilla, as preparedby DR.. 8. D. HOWE
has been tho means of permanently curing more dis
to which the human family continually sub
ect. than any other preparation Of Sarssparlls
yet brought before the public Sec Advertisement.
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WiIlian Marsh,s Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscrib IT has
~ been appointed and qualified as Executor on the
estate of WILLIAM MARSH, late OF Fairfield county,
Dated at Lancaster fhis 18th day OF August. 1851
NATHANIEL ST6bfz,
Executor Of IPiLidnp Marsh
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THE NORTHERN INSANE AsYLuM.-The
commissioners have selected site for this
Asylum, just south of the village of New
burqh, and about six miles from this city
The plans and elevation of the buildings
have been decided upon, and Messrs D. H.
ThYLoR and JOHN GILL, have the contracts
for their completion within two years The
buildings will be plain in style, with front
Of 92s feet, 100 feet main building four sto-
ries high, and two wings each Ga feet front II
and three stories high. They will all be ol
stone. We are pleased to know that the
work is to be in good hands. MIR; Taylor
though only recently resident here has
shown himself a man of business capacity
Lno5n and esteemed as mechanic, who, by
bisindustry and exertions, has won for him
selfposition and independence, The worl
ia to be commenced Immediately .-Cleve
Herald.
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Eu,eRArroK To ArRIcA.-The agent OF
the virginia Colonization Society reports
one hundred and seventy-three free born
persons of color, and eighty slaves, emancl-
mated in 1850 and 1851, as preparing to en-
;crate in the November expedition from
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-09

7 ~ ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER,--IM
PoaASr To DrsPEPTTcs DIR. J. S. HOUGHTON'S
PEPSIN, The True Digefire FIuii or Gastric Juice
prepared from RENNET, or the FOURTH STOMACH
OF THE Ok, after uirections of Barren LIEBIG, the
great Physiological chemist, by j. S. IoUGHToN, NJ.
d. Philadephia. This is truly wonderful remedy for
Indigestion Dyspepsia, Jaundice, liver complaint,
constipation aud debility, curing sfar Naturs's own
method, by Natures agent, the Gastric Juice
Pamphlets containing Scientific evidence Of its value
furnished by hscnts gratis secrotice smorg the
medical adye rtisetpenfs "A
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The annual sermon ofthe Fairfield COua
" Bible Society will be preached on mex
Sabbath evening al the NJ, +. Churel
in this place by the Rev. John NJ. Lowrie
The regular meeting Of said society viii
be held Ut the same place on the following
Thursday evening for the Election OF OH.
GERS.
BY order Of the Board.
JOEL RADEBAUGH. Sec.
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CIncinnaii Market.

CINCINNATI, Sept. Up. m.-River rece-
ding very slowly. Market quiet. Nothing
new transpired since noon.
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The MORTALITY AMONG THE u D
Taoops ON THE IsTHMUs.-The Panama
Star oives in further details, an account OF
the terrible suffering of the troops, who' un'
der command of Lieut.. Col. Bonneville
left New York on the 5th of July last, fol
California, via the Isthmus. Out OF the
seven hundred enlisted, one hundred oil
wore ore said to have died of cholera. Only
one commissioned officer fell a victim to the
disease. The Star charges the officers will
having deserted the men and pushed ahea'
bv themselves. The consequence was, the
men gave way to every species ofiindul genct
snch as drunkenness, going without fooC
other than green fruit, and sleeping in th'
onen air. This it says, brought on th'
eholpra
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FRESH OYSTERS,

&M|H HAVE just received lot Of FRESH
SSI l. OYSTERS ard viii keep constantly NJ
a supply, whenever they be obtsined, thIoughou
the season. sept | o. W. KR.f.NER.
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Inv school of Cincinnati College.

TENHE Nineteenth course Of Lectures will commence
q on Wednesday. October 20, 1852. Gentlemen
who matrieulse for this course ma attend any sub
sequent course free Of charge. Apply to
CHARLES p. JAMES,
NJ. u. TILDEN,
81 y. cURWEN.
Cincinnati. Sept. 2, 1854. Law Faculty.
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ROAD WAGONS FOR SALE.

WE offer at private sale twoIsx- horse Road Wag
w ons, with broad tire. They will be sold very
10 for cash. Will trade them fair terms fof
Bugpies or two-horse Wagons. t -
. Ne have so the HARNESS for both teams which
will be sod upon reasonable terms or trade as Ahovo
These articles can be seen at the relidenceo 81 Mr..
road TO Thorhvie. H. D, MCLAUGHLIN,
August - 4wl3 Z, MARTIN.
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CurFnINq.-A business correspondent

CHEEnTNG.--N busIHe88 cVTTe5PO1ucHl
writing from Tennessee says:
"scott and Graham are gaining daily
Won must take Tennessee out Of the doubt.
ful list, and put beFdvwn for Scott, certain.
am no politician, however, but I Judge
from my Individual observations have
lately beqn through great portion Of Mid
die Tennessee"
Another writing from Muneie, Indiana
says:-
"Scott prospects in Delaware county are
.goods--say 800 majority. ."-CiH. Gaz.
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LOST,
II Asst Evening, at the Circus, LEAD coLoRED
Ia CLOTH MERINo SHAWL. The finder will be
suitably rewarded by leaving it at the
Sept 3. GAZETTE OFFlCE,
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JOEL RApEBAuGH. Soc.
Octoi,er Eicciiol,.

Ma. EDIToR.-By announcing Mr. A. l..
SIMMONS, ,ss candidate for Sheriff of this
county, at the ensuing election, you will
conferH favor on his many friends. g
lected, he will make an excellent and efii-
'cient officer. NoRTHERH FAIRFIELD.
Nh. EDITOR: If Mr. JoHS SH .RFFER will
consent TO be candidate for COUNTY AU-
DiFOR, at the coming election, he will be
supported by WHIGs AND DEMooRATs.
MR. WRAyER:-Please announce Mr.
ISAAC Conner as a suitable person for
candidate for the Office Of Assessor of Hook
ing and Beine townships. MANY VoTERs.
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rT7HESE CATTLE have been taken from the best
herds of En- 5lard, as will be seen by reference
to Pcdi,r given below.
The Cattle will be oiierol, on the Seventh day
of October next, the day preceding the Ross
county Agricultural Fair, at the Farm of DR.. Watts
where they can be inspected at any time prcviou'
to the day of sale.
I ALprRMAs.-Roa calved June %, l549, bred
by r. c. Lowndes. West Derby, Liverpool; got by
Young Wilton (9405) dam, Velvetecn, by Baron (309)
cr. dam by Matchcm 3D., (44l) gr. gr. dam by Young
Eryholino 197lG gr. gr gr dam, by Belvona l7O9)
or. gr. gr gr dam, by Comas Qs61) See Herd Book
Vol. 9 pages. ,,
1885, bred I5y MIR. John Wood, stanwick Park, was
rot by Noble (457S( dam, Miss Allison, by Timothy,
T IF dam. by Matchless (44?7); gr gr dam by Belvi-
dere I'd (2l26 gr gr gr. dam by Croft (l8o8l gr gr
gr. gr dam, Ny Eber (996)
8. LoRD NELSON Got by son 9i EeD9ke' lvoI'
er (2O66 gr. gr dam by Driver (l9?3 gr gr g. dam
FaistaF l503g gr gr. gr g. dam, by Richard Q376);
gr. gr. gr. gr. gr. dam, by Jupiter (349.l
~ = bv MatcheSs l9 Il Er dam, by Barmpton 3OS
gr. grf dam, by Young Eryholinc Q9Sl); gr, gr. gr
dam, by Thorp (l5l5) gr. gr. gr gr;; dam by York
shiroman (7OS0G gr gr gr. gr. gr dam, by Boiling
@ g g. Rosgn g sp gd R $50
bred by Mr.. John Clarke, Aldbrough, Darlington, go
by Earl OF Scarborough, see Herd Book, vol 8, pagC
63 dam by Michigan (7ls5:( gr darn, by BeggarImal
3i4S) gr. n. dam, by paganini (2lOoE gr gr grdam
bv Paul Jones (SS8i); g. gr gr gr'dam' BY Ledbur!
Q694). a.
6 GANrBoY.--Red and white, celved January ls
1851, bred by Mr.. Fawkes; got by Borrowby Bo,
(9980)dam, Gletna, bystuart, (I62S) gr dam by Gul
nare,by Norfl (2377), gr. gr. dam, by Ambo (636
gr. gr gr. dam by Meniion (22o5) gr gr gr gr. dan
Pilot (496G gr gr g. gr gr by A,gNmemnon l9lgr,g g
gr. gr gr. gr dam, by Mr.. Bundi3 Burdow, near DaI
lington. ,o-
I CouNr FATHoM--Roan, calved August q, l85
bred by Mr.. Fawbes; got by Lord Marquis (lOi59
dam, Fairy Talc, BY Sir Thomas Fairfax (5l95( g
dam. by Sttllington(532 gr. gr.dam,by Young Rocl
ingham (2547); gr gr gr dam, by Driver l920) gr g.
or. gr dam, by Richard Q376)
! g. YoUNG WmTTINGToN.--Ronn calvod Novem
bor 10Th, 1851 got by Whit ingon, see vol TO- P'g
g35 dam, by Magician (73S5( gr; dam by CleVeIan
(34O3); gr. gr. dam, by son Of Col Cradfords Mgl
clan (2ss43). ,ozo -,
o. MASTER BELvuLE.--Roan, calyed 1880, bre
by ]. M Hopper, the property of j. NJ Emmersor
got by Beville (677S) dam Young Moss Rose (bre
by Mr.. Richard Booth; sec Herd Book vol O. eas
4i5) by Young Matchem (i422) gr dam, MOSS koSe
by Prnm (3lb2]gr. gr, dam, by Young AieNande
(2677;) gr. gr. gr. dam by Pilot(i96)
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Receipts for the G:tEette.
7. u. Wilson $500 Israel Jackson l,75
Geo. Ring l,75 WIN Kraener $50
l.. D. Ritter I,5O.
New 7itfScribafs.
Daniel Beery, L. ID. Ritter.
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CITY OF LANCASTER;

FOR BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Dnvid HI. Be1rdsIcy, of CuyahOga.
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GREAT SALE
OF Improved SiiOTt-sEOrned
DUR Fl a w c. "A T z Z e

imported by the ""ctoto Valley impor-
ttng Company,''- selected by DIR. Arr
thur Watts President Of the State
Agricultural Heard, and George
u. RnMIt 4, Nnu
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THE PorAro CRop.-We learn from the
Germantown (Pa.) Telegraph that the potn-
to crop, in some sections of Philadelphia
county, and lower portion of Bucks, shows
unmistakable evidences Of the existence ol
the blight--the vines dying ina short time,
and the potatoes not half grown. From
present indications throughout he lower end
ofBucks county, the crop will be light one;
yet the extra quantities planted will do
much toward making up the deficiency eau
sed by blight and dry weather in those To-
calities. In portions of New Jersey the rot
has so badly affected the crop that it is be-
ing dug and disposed of at as low price as
thirty cents per bushel In Montgomery
county, Del, and Chester county, Pa, the
crop is healthy and the yield will be large.
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FOR SUPREME COURT JUDGE.
Daniel A. Haynes, Of Montgomery.
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BOnnets, Ribbons and rams,
OFthe newest patterns, ailon hand ,y at p,,s.
ODApril 8, 1852 HEHASA "
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A great cure Of A'thma or s'h,Giaio, by "a

A great cure oE Asthma Dr phtLisIo, by ms
Iis.y the ''Hy=spated BIt,rrs
/ OssoEDvrbLE, December q, Ia5i .--8kasrs Reel.
BGles ( AuSffH II Geg Iemea-Iti Is pleasure to me
TO announce publicly, the benefit wbieh my sop lien.
ry D. Dr'y, h1q received fFom the use Of your Ok
ygcasied Biitlra. Tie sinrle facts arc as follow.
Henry Is now tW eni-t'yo years old and has suffer
ed from Asthma or fhtiie, of IN hrreiiilry eisfae
ter, more cr ls every year. sinrv bis remembrance
tha severest attacks occurring in the warest wcsih
err and continuing at IN ysls with greater or less
scs,.ry, during the Fall Season Thcseturns usual
ly lasted from three to nine days. destroying his a
petite Snd sleep, and entirely uniting h, for any Is
Dor.
About ysor ago last August, he retired % bed
one hi5lt, n rs uaaal health Lul after few hours
awoke, and fndirg it impossible TO- remain longerin
bod got up and resorted 70 his usual medicine. This
gs,e him little rci & anil alter waiting till morning
gave him teasroomGI o. the: 9stgeitt~d Bitter4
Tho efert immedist., and 80 powerful that he
was able 70 take brcskfs 1 and pcLiorm days work
lie continues the use Of the Bittas through ihC
day, and suffer- no more. Gon the attIek. Iio la
experienced but very little Inconvenience FROM Asth
ma since that tims, snd uron the return ofrry symp
toms, uniformly receives the harPiest effects froiI
the use of this mejicinc. .
Respectfully ycurs,
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ANOTHER GALPHE.-lIast spring the
Court Of Common Pleas appointed COM
mittee TO examine the Tfeasurer's books Oi
Coshocton county, in the chargelof WIN
G.. WILLIAMS, Treasurer Of that county
After u laborous examination, they report
to the court that this Williams is delinquent
IN the sum of four thousand four hundred ana
fortg-tioo dollars and t,esRty three cents! This
is q very moderate grab, for one who belongs
to the great SwARTwoUT party of the ma
tion, & the YoETz & Co., party Of the State
The voters of Coshocton are looking into
this business, and begin to doubt whether
such kind of Democracy isjust the sort fol
the taxpayers.
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JDI1N DLhDI.
REED, AUsTI y { Co, Wholesale Druggists. No
a6, Merchants Row. Gent agents.
Price, 81 per botls: six bottles for S5.
sOtfby g. KAUFFaAS y & CeS. Lancaster.
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HoMGcIDE.-J. r. Tucker ESQ.,, coroner
of ross county, has presented US with the
facts elected by Jan inquest held by him, on
the 7th inst, over the dead body Of Richa rd
M'Cabe. The deceased was laborer on
Section 10, of the NJ. g. C.. Railroad a
short distance east Of Greenfield. His re-
mains were found, on Saturday morning, in
stable. Near him was another man bad
ly bruised. The dead mans head was bro
ken and: mashed down upon the brain. A
stone, nearly square, and from 6 to 8 inches
in diameter, with blood upon it, was found
near the bodies. No Information was elic-
tied before the jury, giving an explanation Of
the mystery. 1t was proven that all the
hands on the section were to rest on Satur-
day, as usual, except the two just mentioned
who were also described as peaceable men,
Verdict"thnt the deceased came to his death
by being beaten with a stone, in the hands
of some person unknown."-ChiU. Gazette.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-26

a v aAILaoAD-wIHrEh ADVANCEMENT D.
I S;l.-Trass on. Of New vosk issvs psar csrsss a
Csnal-st AL Broadway.
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