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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-20

DEsERET MANUFACTURING COMPANY.-The
st. Louis Signal of Saturday says, that a
company of English Mormons, who arrived
there some time since, on their way to Salt
Lake, are making great preparations for
starting quite an extensive manufacturing
establishment on their arrival at their place
of destination. They have already contrac-
ted with Messrs. w. & r. Clark, of North
Main street, for large amount of machinery
principally adapted to Touring mills, saw
mills, cotton factories, &c. They style
themselves the "Deseret Manufacturing
Company" and, as the general name indi
Gates, have formed themselves into an asso
citation for the purpose of carrying on al
kinds of manufacturing enterprises. One O
them, leader of the sect, states that he CAV
up a business in England which was payin
about 100000 per annum, to join the Saint
in this expedition. Twenty Thousand pound
is a large amount of money to throw away
in year, for the sake of religious associa
tions; but as the worthy saint has made TIN
assertion, we suppose we must believe it
though we confess it is rather dry to swal
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New DIsCovERY.-A Prussian named
Aran is said to have recently made discov-
cry in surgery that is exciting considerable
interest in the scientific circles of Berlin. 1t
is the application of chlorine to relieve pain.
Unlike chloroIorm, il can be used without
danger to the patient, and is very etiectual in
its operation. From this account small
quantity Of fluid, (lrom ten to twenty drops }
is dropped on the part affected, or on u lint
bandagc slightly moistened with water, and
then applied and all bound up in oil silk, and
Il linen band. After two or three minutes
the part becomes insensiblc, and the pain is
no longer felt, whether il be from rheumatic,
nervous, or other disorders. After timoit
returns again, but usually weaker, and with
several applications 1t Is often entirely re-
moved The discovercr has presented me-
mortal on the subject to the Academy at
Paris, ..
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TIIE TELEGRAPH LINE
Little a Dresbachs


- EsPECTFULLY invite the atteEton of the cIti.
" Zens q Ian astcr and vicinity, to their large
and splendid
Stock of Spring and summer Goods,
just opened comprising every variety Of styles pat
tern and makes in the Eastern markets, which have
been selected with great TO price and quality
and will be sold as low. as any other establishment
can sell West Of the Allcghany mountains. We will
mako additions TO our stock through the season In or.
dor 70 keep our assortment full and complete, The
public will do well to call and examine our stock
before buying elsewhere. -
We can say to the Ladies' that our stock Of
Dress Goods, Ribbons, ,Bonnets & ParasoIs.
and all other articles for their use are very nice and
cheap, and will be very happy to have you call and
examine our stock
The Gentlemen will as usual find heavy stoe. of
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vesfihgs,
and great variety of other Goods suitable for THAR
wear. We have also large stock OF brown .nd
blehched muslins, dap hrs, checks tickinps linenS
baggings, drilngs, cottonades &c. Panama. leghotT'
pede straw and palm leaf HATS, boots and sboas.
cotton yarns, batting, wicking Ne. .-.f. -
Also, a large stock OF wall paper. bordering and
window blinds; Carpets and Mating. 0t~'T
Glassware and Queensware
of the best quality and latest patterns Al.you that
want a nice sett OF ware, will do we'll to come and
buy uf us. s ..F
Also, a full Stock of Groceries
and every thing usually kept in our line. r. .
/ lT'WANTED at all times all kinds of countrH pro-
duce, for which the highest price will be paid
t- GEORGE, H. LITTLE.
| CHARLES DRESBACH,
SAMUEL D. DRESBACH.
Lancaster, April 10, 1852 ......,. SO
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iNOTICE TO ALL CONCERNED.-Havinr

NOTICE TO ALI CONCERNED.-Iiaving
disposed Of my $ ock of Drugs, Medicines, &c.
to Mr., 4, l.. SLocuM, all those indebted to me by
note otherwise earnestly invited to call and
possible time, and speedy compliance with this re-
quest will save cost and trouble. Those indebted to
the old firm of BURY BECK, must also settle their
accounts and notes Immediately | will be found al
the old stand.
Tothe many friends, who have bestowed upon me
their custom for many years past give nv thanks
GEORGE G. BECK.
Lancaster, January 81 d&wtf24
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Dissolution Notice.

THE co-partnership heretofore existing between
H. Robert Fielding and John Fielding, under the
iirm-name of FIELnING and Son. is dissolved by mu-
tual consent The books and accounts are left In the
hands Of R. Fielding and an immediate settlement Of
all claims is earnestly solicited. -.
The business will hereafter be conducted by the un-
dersgned, who respectfully soicits continuance Of
the patronage of the public. R. FIELDING.
Lancaster, April TO- 1859 80
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md d grec among mNnElnd-all oIwhich. without
one dissenting objection, pronounce this Ointment to
As dav bv day II unobtrusively extends its sphere
of action along the borders Of our vast country and is
circulated throughout its extent, new evidences OF its
power and new proofs Of is ch acy are continually
developed Three millions of boxes, applied to dis
ease within the last four years have established the
astounding fact, beyondthe power Of cari or cont a
dicton that it is INFALLInLE in the cure ol all Iu'
mors. Ulcers Sores Burns, letter, Piles Scroiula,
Eryspclas, chilbOins scald Head sore Eyes Clumsy
Group Rheumatism, Broken Breast Ague IN the Face,
cons SC 1t completely restores the lnsensihlc PER
srInArIoN and by this means opens those avenues by
which nature intended to expel the morbid matter of
the body thus is the system ceansed the blood pu-
rhad and the health restored
II has power to cause all external sores, ScrQtHt-
ous ILlnOrs and Poisonous rounds to discharge
their putrd matter and then heal them tits rightly
termc All Healing for there is scarcely disease,
external or internal that ii will not benefit. have
used il lorthe last fourteen years for all the diseases
of the chest consumption and lver involving the ut
most danger and responsibility; and declare before
heaven and man. that not in one single case has tail.
ed to benefit when the patient was within reach OF
mortal means ,I .
pretor. A. \ S HENDRY, Agents Tor ONO
Sold by f.. l.. Slocum and Otto w. kraemer, Lanras-
ter H. Kalb, Rushville; WV Reed, Carroll; NJ Camp
bell Pickcrington: Leonard and Brother, Bas A. h.
Miuhoif Lockvillc; Samuel Bartlett, Winchester;
Endsev, Lthopolis: f. Gcohegan, Baltimore Clay
pool, New Salem J. and s. Ilenbee, Amanda; Daniel
lIawkin, Sugar Grove; Ashbaugh and Beery. Bremen.
October % 1851 "
DUTTY.-4OU pounds machine made Putty
Il bladaers for sale by OTTO W. kREAMER.
lancaster, May 90, 1851 q
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OtrThe Peoples Friend (Covington, Ia.)
of Saturday has the following painful intelli-
gence:
1t becomes our painful duty to record a
most unfortunate and melancholy affair oc-
curing here yesterday about 8 o'clock, A..
NJ. II appears from all that we have been
able to learn, that Capt. Duncan and f. A..
Hannegan, (Ex-U. S. Senator,) who are
brothers-in-law, and who have lived on the
kindest possible terms, Captain Duncan
boarding with Mr., Hannegan for the las,
two ycars,) had been indulging rather
freely in intoxicating liquors. On the morn
ing OF the sad occurrence, Captain Duncan
went up stairs to Mr.. llannegan's room, ant
an alteration ensued between the PARTIES
when Capt. Duncan gave Mr.. Hannegan Il
slap in the face; Mr.. Hanncgan, upon the
indignity he felt, and the impulse of the mo-
mcnt, struck Capt, Duncan with knife in
the lower part of the stomach, inflicting n
severe and what is thought u dangerous
wound. We understand he suffers but little
pain.
Mr.. Hannegun, recovering from his pas
sions, aroused by the supposed indignity
suffers the most excruciating tortures in the
reflection that he has, perhaps, struck down
as kind friend as he has on earth.
Since the above was written rumor has
reached the city that Capt Duncan is dead
! Gin. Gds,
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To Carpenters and Housc-Builders.

WE would invite the especial attention of persons
w about building new Houses and Barns TO our
large a. defensive assortment Of H0USE-BU UILD-
ING MATERIALS. We have now on hand, .-..
$50 Kegs Juniata Nails and spikes.
l2,W0 lights Sxl0, lOXl2 and l0xl4 Window-sas
50dozen Door locks and latches.
2OO boxes Sxl0, l0xl2 and 10xl4 Window Glass,
1000 pounds Fird strap Hinges, &c &c. .E
March %. EFFlNGER, WHITE h LATTA,
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'HVIIE LOT Immediately opposite the Jail, in the
IL city of Lancaster. Ohio which is we'll improved
with one story frame dwelling house, stable, &C.,
all in good order Only one square from the court.
house and in desirable location.
Also, l6'l acres of good timbercd land in Grant
county, lnsna, within three miles of the county seat
surrounded by cultivated lands and located IL Years
ALso, acres Of Prairie lands, in McDonough coun-
ty, Illinois, located in the year 1913
All the above property will be sold cheap and on
reasonable terms: and either will be exchanged for
other property, good notes. stocks or land warrants.
Apply at T. W. TALLMADGES,
Exchange Office, Lancaster, Ohio.
April g. 1859 im,g
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NJ. f. GENERAL CoSFERENCE.-This body,
recently in session at Boston, adjourned on
the 10th inst, after adopting series of res
olutions to the effect that the Methodist
Episcopal Church ought to increase the num-
Der and extent of Foreign and India mis-
sionaries. Also in favor of day to be ap-
pointed for fasting and prayer in the several
conferences, and to supplicate Divine as
sistanee in raising men and means for the
missionary work. A report was made fa-
vorablc to the creation of commodious Cen
tral Church in Washington, and recommend
ing the same to the annual Conferences.
Report accepted. A committee was ordered
to be eapponted to inquire into the best means
Of procuring for Protestnnts in Rome the
same religious privileges which are accorded
to Catholics in the United States. The con-
vention then adjourned.
EXCITEMENT IN RICHMOND, VA.-A few
days since, Governor Johnson Of Virginia,
pardoned negro slave named Jordon Hatch
er who was convicted for the murder of VIM
p. Jackson. The act of the Governor caus'
ed the most intense excitement and a mol
surrounded his house, threatening to destroy
it, This, however, was prevented. Meet
ings were subsequently called and the Gov
ernor strongly censured. Jackson was al
oversecr and had chastised Hatcher some
what severely. The exact offence and chas,
tiscment we do not now remember
The DAYTON Branch BANK.-A meeting o.
stockholders of the Dayton Branch Bank O
Ohio, has been held at Dayton. II was resolv,
cd to collect and return to the stockholders
as soon as il could be done without pressing
the debtors of the Bank, fifty per cent oft,
capital. The meeting resolved that the taX
law of 1859 is unjust, oppressive, and in vio-
lation Of the Bank charter, and that its va
lidity ought to be legally tested.
DEATH IN CALIFoRSIA.--Capt. Isaac
Reed, one Of the company which left Athens
last December, died at Sacramento on the
Goth March. He contracted II cold while
upon the lsthmus, which brought about his
death, He was formerly of Turlton.
QUICK TRAvELLING.-The ST. Louis In.
tclgencer says that travellers can nov
reach New York from that place in less thar
four days, via LasaIlc, Chicago and the Mich
gan Southern, and New York and Erie Rail
roads. 1t is assured from source entitled t
credit, that Jour days and sir hours is the long
est time required under ordinary circumstan
Cos, to reach New York, and at cost nc
1Ycnedin0 COX
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NEW, CHEAP, CITY TIN SHOP.

NEW, CliEAP, CITY Tin SHOP.
TNllE subscriber having located himsefin the city,
l. would most respectfully inform the citizers Of
he same and surrounding country, that he is now
opening Shop on Columbus street, Hest side three
Doors North IF Main, for the manufacture and sale
of all kinds of
Tin, Copper and Sheet-Tron Ware,
Where he intends keeping, at all times, full and gem
eral assortment which will be sold on the most iber-
al terms Persons wanting articles in his line would
do well and save money by calling on him before max
ing their purchases as he is determined to sell cheap.
Al tDork warranted. A. WHITE
JOBBING, &c.--IIouse SpOuting and Roof
ing, ,prepared and put up the shortest notice. in the
best manner, and at the very lowest rates. A. w.
Lancaster, Ohio, september 4, 1851. lS
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INrrKy1Ew OF THE HoA. JOIN NJ. Boris
WITH GEN. Determination Of the Lat
er 10 Remain Saent.-The Hon. John M.
Bolts, delegate from Virginia to the Wing
National Convention, has written letter to
the Richmond Wing, dated Washington,
MAY Sd, in which he thus speaks of an inter-
view he had that morning with Gen. Scott
in relation to his publicly defining his posi-
ton" on the compromise:
| had very long, free and fullinterchange
of views with him, and found his position to
be precisely this in reference to writing: he
is differently advised by friends North and
South (whose counsels are entitled to consd-
eration) to write, and not to write; large
majority, including many from the South,
urging him to remain silent. This condition
ofthings embarrasses him not little, as his
Individual preference would be to publish his
views at large, while he does not feel himself
at liberty, in his present condition, to take
the bit between his teeth, in disregard of the
advice ofmuch the larger portion ofhis friends
from both sections of the country. If hi
writes, he obliges small, and perhaps of
fends large number of those whose coun
sells he ought to listen to; while if he remaln'
passive, he gives no particular cause oil OIL
fence to either.
!, Gen. Scott occupies no doubtful or equiv
ocal position on the compromise, nor does III
} desire to do 50; and ifhe did would not sup
port him, even if nominated. His views arr
G freely expressed to every man who approach
s es him, no matter to what party or section
he may belong. He is accessible to ever.
respectable man in the country, who chooses
to approach him, and he has never hestate'
to say that he is in favor of the compromise
measures in all their parts, and opposed t'
any disturbance, agitation or alteration OF thu
, fugitive slave law and he enjoins confidence
and secresy on no man to whom he makes
t this communication.
I Under the circumstances mentioned, III
, has come to the conclusion (and II am inclined
to think wisely) that the true course tor mn
D to pursue is to publish nothing, unless HI
shall be the nominee; when, if the conven
e ton shall adopt a course that will make HI
- acceptance necessary, or otherwise affor
y him the opportunity, he will speak out freel
and fully, and this would place him, in m
O opinion, in more elevated position than
he were to permit himself now to be bullie
d into writing to receive the nomination.
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S2.O0O Reward.

NEVER since the science o Medicine dawned upon
Y the world, has any thing been found so good Tor
cough and colds as HowEs COUGH CANDY. 1000 pack
gaes received this dayby Il. l.. SLoCUM, 'ti
-. Druggist, Lancaster, Ohio,
Sole Agent for Fairfield county. Nov. 90.
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Picture Gallery.

TNlIEundersigned is just receiving at his rooms,
L beautiful lot Of Plates, Frames and Cases. of all
qualities from ll6t the 10 plate size, which he
will fill with DdgucrrOypeS unsurpassed in the beau
tilul art and at prices that cannot fail to please
All are cordially invited to call and examine for
themselves. Doors open at all hours.
Lancaster, January %. A. L. TELLER.
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DROP IN LADIES, and take ookthrough large
- and splendid assortment ofDress Goods, embrac-
ing all the leading aud popular styles now In aahion
many Of them entirely new and truly elegant
November 8, 1850, W.T. Wls'a'
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LocoFocoIsH,-The Democratic State
Convention of Illinois appointed 55 dele
gates to the Baltimore Convention-ull in.
structed to go for Judge Douglas. The
State will be entitled to II votes. -Four
hurrahs for each vote will make sensation
no doubt.
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o0 EE, bs NE89Rws', dd a Y" make:
know that NJ. SNALT.EY has received the latest Fall
styles Of ITatsl Also, all kinds OF CAPS. Remem-
ber the place opposite the Talmadge House. & call in.
LaDcastcr, srtpemher 25. 1851. 81
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New Family Grocery.

GNHE undersigned has Just received and is now o.
L pening on the Southeast corner Of COiNmbEs and
yheeling Streets well selected stock Of Family
roceries, Confectonaries, &c., which win be sold
low, lie solicts call from his old friends and the
public in general ISAAC ChUkCH
Lancaster September %, 1851 %
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Coon NEws.--The Warren (o) Chron,
cl' says that the prospect TOR largs croy
peaches is fair. .......
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THE McDoSoGH EsTATE.-Already over
one hundred thousand dollars of this estate
has been expended in costs of litigation, &C.,
and u portion of the most valuable of the
real property is advertised for sale to meet
current expenses The New Orleans Delta
thinks there is but little likelihood of the pur.
poses Of the testator being accomplished.
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che llocrhly Gazette,
CITY OF LANCASTER;
saturday evening, May IS, 1889

The ERIE CANAL-TAs Enl Tgmsnt Ques-
iion.-It was pretty generally understood, in
1874, in Berks county and other similar Pla-
ces, that "Mr. Polk was as good Tariff man
as Henry Clay" and although the Tariff of
1916 was afterwards passed in defiance of
the pledges ofthose men who placed upon
their banner "Polk, Dallas and the Tariff of
'l2,n Berks county is still good for her an
,ent majority. Pledges of a similar kind
were made in New York last year upon the
Canal enlargement issue, and on the strength
of them, the Locofocos, though originally op-
posed to the measure, attained several i'm
portant Offices, and among others the control
of the Canal Board. We find in one of ouI
Eastern exchanges, the following despatch.
e. es;-
Albany, May Ilh.-The Court of Appeals
to-day reversed the decision of the Supreme
Court in the case of Phelps VS.. Newall, the
Canal Auditor, and denied the mandamus
directed by said court, to be issued agains
Newall. The vote was unanimous. It ais
unanimously affirmed the decision of the Su
preme Court of Orange county, declaring tn
canal law unconstitutional. Judge Well
declined voting in both cases"
"ROchester ~ Y, May llh,-The Demo
Gratis shavc calleda mass meeting for Wednes
day evening, to take measures for the en-
fragment Of the Erie canal, and to reques
the Governor to call an extra session OF tn
Legislature to pass law submitting tn
question to the people at the next election.
If any one thing was clearly settled,
was the opinion of the people of New YOr
upon this question, when they voted againf
the recusant Senators. But it would seer
that the fight is to be made over again, an
when it comes to an issue, we would not b
surprised to find the democrats of Rochestc
following the example of Berks.
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CtT'The tolls on the New York canals, so
far this season, amount to $Sl3l ,505, being a
decrease of $lGG,396 compared with last
Vnnr
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Copper, am and Sheet-Iron Ware.

They still continue to manufacture at tNc old stard,
all kinds of Tin Copper and SheetIron Ware. This
branch Of their business, we'll the others. will
be conducted with care. The best material viii be
used and the best workmen employed. All articles
in this line will be warranted and sold cheap for cash
They are at all times prepared to do al kinds Of
JOB WORK. both at the Foundry and Tin Shop. with
care and despatch. BERRY & JENKINS.
Lancaster, March l8, 1859 Do
S. House Spouting made and put up at the short
est notice. Old Copper Brass, Pewter and cast-iror
taken in exchange Tor any of the above articles.
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0NF"What is the feminine of Hero" ask
ed pcdagoguc ofa young hopeful. "Shero"
was the prompt answer, which took the DOM
nie all back.
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GTA bill to aid in the construction of the
European and North American Railway,
has failed in the Massachusetts Senate, by Il
vote of IS to 10.
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Ot5~Prof. Kinkle, the German patriot, is
now earning livelihood in London by his
literary labors, while his wife is teaching
music.
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0rFMr. Daniel Tucker has been elected
constable of Lockport, New York. Rogues,
"get out the way"
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10 the PuhIic.

HNIE Agent Of the Philadelphia Commission Store.
l. has large lot of Goods which he is closing out
at cost lie is going to California with his family,
the mrnent he can sell out, and Of course time Il
precious. Come along and help him Off
JOHN G. WILCOX, Agent.
EoL,uo,,, o6 1870 aa
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CHEESE AND BUTTER,-Geauga county, in
this State, according to the last census re-
ports, produces annually, 2,39S,37O pounds
of cheese, and 43O, 1893 pounds of butter
The cheese, at five cents per pound, would
amount to the snug little sum OF y 1913 so.
The butter at ten cents per pound would a.
mount to $4,000 20.
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0J-Some of the young gents of Lewis
town "csCort the ladies to church with cigars
in their mouths" So says the Democrat.
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0ETA boy died in New York on Sunday,
by eating ice cream and smoking cigar
Immediately afterwards.
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0HTA clerk of enc of the Boston markets
recently received thirty-sx carcasses of
veal, totally unfit for any one to eat, and
which had been sold to sausage maker for
thirty cents a carcass
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HEALING OINTMENT!
From Physicians the most
skilful and celebrated,
from Councillors learned
in the law, from Judges Of
celebrity on the Benc h,
from Ministers Of the Cos.
pei, whose undertaking in
iegrity have made them
shining lights in the path
of Truth, from cnlighten-
ed Professors. from acute
Merchant, d from those
~ . - . a, s... =.
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Dissolution Nnticc.

VENHE Co-Partncrship heretofore existing between
Il G. J. Bitter aud {. NJ Becry, under the firm
name Of BrrLEh Il BERRY has been dissolved BY
mutual consent The notes and accounts are left in
the hands of G.. BE ry for collection, and all know.
ing themselves indebted to said firm requested TO
call and settle Immediately. G.. J. BlTLER,
C.M BEERY
Lancaster March l9, 1852. a6
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OtTLong John Wentworth, ex-member of
Congress from Chicago District, has been
elected pound master of that city.