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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-15
colIMERc1AL IHTEIIIoEHCT.


CLEVELAND, July i3.-Ater dull weeks
business there was q slight improvement in
grain and market closed on Saturday with
northern wheat at rs; Mediterranean at ~
arc white at S0@slei corn 4O@4l for mix.
edi yellow !e higher.
Fiour-We hear Of no sales ,o-dsy. Good
N fancy brands suPerGns are selling at Ss,-
40 $3.50. Considerable sells in small lots
of 100 10 200 barrels mostly to 70 on the
line OF the \. Y. ind Ene Railroad.
Wool-Very little Offering for sale In this
MARKET. 1t IS mostly bought up by aRen.
sies 10 The country. at prices ranging from
12cS ~ Tor common 20 fnc. Considerable
amounts are going forward.
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EFT1NcEn. VtI1TP hTATrA

a .s
u Inv ane r,ssisnk BY canal snd rAiisosd ioo Tons
- = ~ nssa"sse. Onr sioet j. n. isnrst ~ a.,
ever soufai- md a. L has bcsh y,,Irkased a.sc,,
sa's.y VI San Isn is' ind Impostr,
priees than aseF before. Our lasfrs ir L sins ~
our l.rsa trlAe sives ui suPtrioT AeysnbEsl over
any otksr ostsbiiihnVnt.
HARVEST TOOLS.
Vow opening sf tho siga Of tho padloel ,,a Mill an.
IS dazs-. EsldFoh's DsEilsa's, Elask ssais I'd
'thsr pAi,srns orass Sey lhas.
~ 90 DAFing's. lhmEa's s Waliron's rom &C ythOs
co Noliorfs and o5he: make Grain erpdls
10 Gross Indian Ppnl seythe store, en- rides
% Do Miller's and Iorga sieitls
% d. hay Forks l0l do Rak;a. ia 81 blade hoes;
HINES, Trace cksins, etc. ste.
Farmers will hrd i TO their ihtoFpft bet TO male
their purchases before ealing and asle9 thruugh
cur St1rE. EFFINGTE, WHIT : LATTA.
Lancaster. Juao n. 1859. r.,
MECHANICS. ~ Fl
Will End al ths G-e.. Hsyd,,are Store. al klrd,
Of n"eh.nS a tools. suited to e., cry .:ads end most
approved MAKE.
- GEEsMtrHs. /
VIII hhd Gun Barrels Gun iaeia ard Mo ..,iu-.
GIn nus nipples, --eSt hrsSI, Goruan silver sGd
bullet Houlds.
FoR CARRIAGE AND BCGGY BUILDERS.
We have cold ranasks, laecs, frinees, pst,n, nv
srIapa ard Ensmld lesther plash 10th bs,.t Isljs,
stump JolDa, Pse;a nuts and iIvsttS eu'ain frames
springs ard axis.
GI.AcGSAIfTH3. ~
WEI always find In our wire tts the largest stock
snd eest qai''iy Of lrOn. Ensl' n sn American Lls-
TOR, G3TnaAn rsI. ard sbeaT I.pei. =
FOR suoRNaRErs, :
We haze atdi1S and Tanp.co :doroeoo .k.ns. ed
And PINK lireinga, eintins,, Loot wGb5, shoe las
and shoe thTosd.
FOR saDDLgRs.
great vsIisiy q 'tpd. bras and plated rncuBt,ns
4AdIis hAts. ensmrd i"stker, zoe S.ins, paG sLins
stSs haesS, g1tns AMI we1iiag.
.,.a,cS, CABINET MAKERS.
VII fad the BED, giue! iritsr,l End mahogany
knoGs 7SEesrs,iid i>DckS, eI:;gGs, s.s
FJ7 TI%NERS,
Wsksep E md x Tin plate, shset coIc::. li.'d
copper, sAoet Z.-s, I!i@s. lion and riYats.
CARrENiEGS.
All Eno'T that vs alFays Sse.- or hEra ihe ,.5ge1,
stock snd besi !i,-pf Esfts Tocfs IT. es, Wv
dow SSH, bu'ts snd hasos,Sh+H ieac ss ~
Cur stock is cohP;et.' aud v. - D.. ..., = %
make !: 10 the interest .! ~. IT - rhs ~
chane - puTcas &c SlorI
EFFi%GEb. NH!IE g.
Lancaster. I,re ~, 1857
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new ADVEHTISENEyT,

GARAGHTY. At tho sign Of the GoLp EN- wares,
-. most respectfully inIorms tho cizerS Of Lsneas
ter and the public gen i1lls, that ne hss upeaof.
ors Eas' of;he Hocains Valley Bank u tie build.
ing occupied o. J. Frank. az a clothing store,
Wstea- maker rud Jew ylry Est sbIis hDient. .
ES ed is not only at al tinsS prepared to 5spa!r
kR WATCHES AND JEwELRY,
on the shortest rctirs, trt has Aso ne Let Of now
Haickes Clocks, JeSslry, tiie Pocket Knives Port
monsis and many other notions hand, which he i,
wilingt dispose OF at lotO prces any other e.
ta5iis meni wes: Of the mountains.
Ny motto is small profits AMI quick sales as my
uh-ne is "ae.iher Abraham, Isaac nor Jaee5," and
every article sell, J sbsl. warrant.
Thoss wanting fne Clock or Watch are requested
TO call before purchasing elsewhere, and am sure
that you will not leays dissatisfied. t
May l5. dI04 JAMES GAnAGKTY.
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"ScoTr Sour" and "GBAnAM BREAD" it
appears, are to be the diet of the Wings in
this campaign! tits a great fallng off from
the Hard Cider" and Roast Beef" of 1910,
but we suppose it is all they Gun afford now.
The probability is that feeding on this, by
the time the election comes round, they will
be so weak that theD Democrats toiA haze to hold
them up to knock them dO,rr.-Bg6a,O Courier
II there is any wit in that, Loco!oco pa.
pers, we should think, would not publish il
as it unfortunately reflects upon General
Pierce's military career.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-15

NOllCE is hereby given TO Martin Eschtsl Of
PiekawAy county, sou ofjacob Beeh'el, deceased
Elizabeth Becite', Widow VI said deceased, SlmO1
Bechtel, Levi BechtAl, Thri,tcnA Bscatrl. Susan
Bechtal and Enma bechIcl Minor chi orpn Of avid
Beehtel. decea ed, and grand children OF the Said
Jacob. David Druzip. guardian Of said minors an
Matilda Bccht. ], Wicow of ssii David, that Joseph
Bechtel and Christian Cechiel have filed In the court
Of common peas Of Fairfield county, Ohio III cir petit
tion against them praying tn tpaititon be made Of
three parcels OF and described 6y nstas and bounds
in the position, one Of same being par. tho south
east quarter OF SECTION No. g. township No L. range
No %. containing 20 acres. more or leRs-onA IL
same being part Cf the northeIss quarter of the
sar,e section No. township No, II. rArgs No. 60.
Containing 81 IS 100 acres, more or lass-and the
other being part Of the south iua1er Of SECTION
No 3, township No II, range No 90, roftainng III
acres. more less subject 10 the r"sp vation Of
certain water privilege la the pe,ilon rsned. ali
situate in Fairfie county Ohio, aud p-4S ing that
Dover in said lands be assigned tn sid widows in
such manner that onetaird part O the whole OF said
lands bs assigned said widow ia.tt for her COW
CT and subject thereto that thrpart tina. part
Of said pnds belonging to the kststs Of said David
BeI htel,. deceased, be asisaed . the said widow
Matilda for herdower and subject to both Of said as
signments for d1wer, that said Anda be- divided and
partitioned btween said petitioners and said chi dren
Of David Bechte decreased In such manner that Jour
nnths and onehalf OF one.nnth part thereof he Het
apart 70 she said Joseph in itv-ooe- third part
there the said Chri Tan and one min, b
and ons.hAf Of one,1iah fhareut 10 aid injr chill
drtn Of said Dsvi in ssveralty tn IN as tenants in
eommon or to be divided amongst thsin Sa d petition
charges that the said Jacob Becht in his Iiatm, ad
vhnced to lad defnlant Martin cettAin tract Of land
in Pickaway county described in TIL. petition which
said Martin is required to bring into hotehpo, or to
be exc uded in the partition, and il he bring in said
advancement, that partition be made oi ts whoIs a.
ma be lawful etc.
Said petition wi bs hesnl At the mkt torn Of said
court, to be holden on the 4h day Of O. t"ber, IH'
at the courthouse In said county which time and
place said defendants hereby uofei to appear Sc
II. II, HUNTER, Atty .fpr TIC Petitioners
JIns %, 1872 os,76 6w6
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Ready Made Clothing,
An OriInnnca

9
To amend an Ordnance entitled an briiaauce for The
punishment Of certain Offences thrrein LINED
passed October 10, IS54i .4's
SEC. lst. be /. ordGi7ei by the CIzittas-sa Of
Ohe Ciy9f JancGster, That II shall easytfii f,i
theMarshal Ofsaid city TO arrest any persoapesons
at any time who ,hsli, between sun down and SUI.
rise or the Sabbath day he ind guilty of inFrar>
ing the provisions o the 4h, sth snd 9Th estions Of
the ordinance scrcs-id, and.lo de him her or them
Tor safe kteping h tie Ccnht 's, uutil sn cSl nina
tioncan be had BY iharropet ohcer,whirh in ro sss
shall exceed Gfeen hours ipm and after the time cf
commitment, unless such arrest shall take ph % on
tho Sabbath, and The keeper Of said Jail j. k.rehy aus
thorized and required 10 receive and deis N such per-
sou, or persons, lodged with him ~ sfsFcal, uI.
ILLEGALLY discharged. & sr 80.
Sac. Cd Alloriinances, and Psrts Of Orihancaa
inconsistent with tho provisions O this ordnnnee be
and the samehre hercby repealed. This ordinance
/, take effect and be b force from and afler the Nl
publication thereof Passed JunslRgs6 Jgisi
sWM p. cEEED, ,Mdfof.
Aitest-JOhS D. RsEDr c'ty ekrk, Jgneia
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-15

ARE roo Misunderstanding from diseases to
which females ere generally subject, use DR.. s. d
Howe Shaker saEsl7arillA-t will eer1s lny cure YOU
MaleOr female, old or young. ALL and erery FaHi-
" 'houldhAVe this srreent Family medicine by them
Call At our depot, oHo Of our Agents, and Rai
pamphlet gratis. whore you sill eEd scts! JGetsn
haeta! th-t can be Subsartats4 by Thousands OF ly
ing witnesses in this city and country viz: that tie
Shaker SlrsApsrilla as prepared BY Dr. s. D. HOWE,
aa' bssn the Of permanently curing rsrs dis.
'AseT to which the human family ara con:inualy SUP
j'et than any other preparation OF 5IrsPari, ever
yet brought before the Pubhe. Ste Advertisements.
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WIGS. WIGS. WIGS. WIGS,
=. ". CULLIFR r,

!. W NUI IIFH,
81 liigh'street opposite tho capitol house. Columbus
II EEPS constantly on hand or makes 10 order:
"A GtEtle msG'S Yent:llted. GossanJr and Diamond
Nigs, Toupses. ScaIps, Sc.
Ladies ssf c'us.irg Wigs half Wigs, Fronts braid.
OF Hair, Frizets, PuG. 4. glstts. eu.ls and eoored
work. go
J. W. c. also manufactures TO order, Brsceletts,
Pins, EaralOp- EaErinss, Fnser-rings. Beads. cros-
ses, Guards and cl..;nS d
FT1'seams cleaned ami made TO look e1usl 10 nav
fvery kind Of Hair York repaired and dressed.
GFLons Hair bought or taken in exchange.
1-rPleass copy this address for iuiuro reference.
June ~ lS5n, GuT
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scott in New Hnlnpshire,

CONCORD, N. H., July e.-This being the
anniversary of the battle Of Chippewa, "a largs
and very enthusiastic meeting has been as.
sembled with but one days notice, to ratify
the nomination of Scott and Graham.
VIM. Kent, Esq, President. Spirited AID
eloquent speeches we're made by Messrs.
Nesmith, Edwards and Stevens. New Ham2-
shire delegates TO the National Convention,
and Hon. James Bell, ex-Gov. Colby, A. H.
Cragin, and II. A. Bellows Esq, and oti-
ore
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-15

GTMunroe g. Francis, printers and pub
fishers, is the oldest firm in Boston; il was
formed in 1900. These t@o gentlemen one
seventy years Of age and the other seventy
two--have lately published volume ofthrec
hundred pages, the type for which were all
set with their own hinds. They are gentle
men cf property, but pursue these habits of
industry as the most agreeable manner in
which they can pass the time of their "green
old ACE.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-15

Why WILL They LrE!--The LocofOco pa
tSrs s.are publishing an extract from an arti
Gle ii the Tri5itae, tiiaRing that paper say
that Gen; Pierce Will probably be elected
tits simply necessary to say that the Tri
bune has no doubt of the election Of Genera
Scott. This Is on par with another article
stating that tie Boston ltldS Said Massachu
sets would have Webster or nothing, when
the Atlas wasa strong Scott paper from the
start. The game VOLT win sentlehen.-
You can't beat Scott.
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MERCHANT NJ TAiLoRs.
Springer q Trout.

Springer Il Trout,
"a HAVE removed their CLorHtSs ExfAp ApLIsR
M AINEEr Ia Gi&sy'G buiiding. between the
IA. .HPedlg ,Xsllsg Bank snd T. w. Tsllm,dge'.
Exchange Office, whore they have just opened iirse
and extensive assortment ol
Ready Made Clothing,
Which tSey-xil Aell as low as the same quality OF
gooda andYpSk can be purchased at any other esi'o
tshmapt IN tbs city Their clothing is manuiaStufed
under their own supervision and 10 consequently Su'
periot to that which Is brousht from other psec"'-
They have also on hand, beaauini vFety o' 'cr'
Cloths, tsassimeres' vestiRSs, &c'' a.
Which Gley prepared to %an9A1tSvc s ig or!et;
are :, a. times rreTaitd to make the est IT ind in
the iao, styl,.s al their woyk icin Do tcdvrdled.
The public arc respectfully solieedto call aud ex
amino their stock, anil whilsthansial for the liberal
patronage they lave enjo yea. thoy their ole
customers and all others that they labor ID give
general satisfaction buth in tie quality and price OF
their goods and work, SPRINGER i TROUT
Lancaster NAV A. 1889 d93
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TO the VVhigs oF PaIrneId- CouI,y

You are hereby requested to meet IN tbe
several townships Of the county, at tho plSc.
Is Of holding elections, on Saturday, the i7th
inst, ht4P.M., for the purpose ofSppOinting
delegates 70 the State Convention, 10 be
held in Columbus, on the 9lst inst. The
county will be entitled to Eve votes in said
body, but each township will appoint at least
one delegate and an additional delegate for
every additional hundred Of voters Or fac
tious above fity. The delegates. ss appoint
Al aNa tht.a 4. -
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0rThe central organ of Georgia Locoio-
coism-THe Federal UniO.--on hearing that
Messrs, Stephens and Toombs were about
to join its party, says:-
ave have never been badly frightened
for the Democracy until now. We acknowl-
edge that if this news should prove trusI the
Democratic party is in danger" ,.
Cold comfort that, for the Seceders.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-15

0H-We are sorry to notice SO much anger
III our Locofoco contemporaries. We may
add that we are surprised at it. They have
hitherto professed great regard for the viii
of the people, and they should not now lose
their tempers, because the masses rally tc
the support of man whom they love ant
esteem for his distinguished and successful
public services.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-15

SINGULAR PHENoMENoE.---T Dayton
City Item says that a citizen Of that county,
now in his one hundred and ninth year and who
has for the past two years been deprived of
the power Of speech, was lately by some ac-
cident, thrown upon his head,receiving Sc.
we're injury but strange to say, he has since
been able to converse as fuently asat any
period Of his life. ., -rr. -.4.
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From washington.

wAsHlSoros, July TIT is currently ru.
mored here that two gentlemen from New
York, with cash capital of S4O, 900, interc
establishing a new daily independent demo.
cratic paper in Washington, ...,.
WAsHIsoros, July l2,--The report that
Abbot lawrence has resigne is false in
every particular. He will not come home,
unless recalled. Something decisive will
soon be done with rcgad to the Tehuantepec
AFFAIR,
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Board Of. Health. h.-fhe Board Of Health of
the city of Lancaster, consisting Of DR. james
White, Dr. George X. Miller. DR.. Effnger
and Henry Mers and Geurge Sandetscn, as
sombled at the office of DR.. White, on the
9Th day OF July inst, and organized by ap-
pointing Gen. Sunderson, Chairman, and
DR.. M. Effinger, Secretary. ....A A..
NJ. EFfINGER, Sec, G.. SANpERsoS, Chm.
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CHsAP RAmwAYs.--Mr. H. Carpenter,
of Rome, offers to enter into bonds, to any
amount that may reasonably berequired with
responsible sureties, to furnish any railroad
company with materials for a railroad track,
at the rate Of one thousand dollars per mile.
The cost Of the materials for q railroad track
b about four thousand dollars per mile.
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Nely York MarsIef.

NEW YoKE, July l3-Sales Of 6OoO bbls.
S.S" ssS flour, at 4,37. Southern, 4,5l.-
.oO ,ooo ous' Western Wheat sold at Csc. 25.
OOo ous. mixed Corn 6oSGi. Prime PORK
~. Mess Is, 81. 200 Hams, ,6faIO. Stould.
ers, 8i@sa. B4rel-d Lard, III gser
6uoysPt' Ohio Whisky, g2c., actire, "
). Sixes, 1851, I,ls. -
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Philadelphia Commission Store.--We no.
tice large lot of new and beautiful goods at
this establishment, at low prices. The Sc
lections have been made with taste and care
and cannot fail to please the old customers,
as we'll as all others who may call. Having
determined to remain here, the agent is e.
qually determined to sell more goods than
ever, and at cheaper rates. See advertise
ment and give him a call.
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Co-PartnesshiD.

TFlHE undysisned has sisoeisted with him In busi-
Il ness, in his establishment in the Southwest cor
ner Of tho Public Sqnnre, lancaster GroRoE W.
WHITE. The business vii neresf.er be con ,acs.
ed under tha name S.frm oI L Y0N5 S WILPITE,
wh1re F1AS be found d all tirnss we'll selected
,.. Stock of FANNY Groceries.
The establishment having the aGvan'sse Of tbs
lrgs purchases ofthe senior rsF- nsT.4t enable thom
10 sen Is lo1ss any hauss in Fairhe4 4coTn.y - -
They solicit continuance of pas rst- laSe i.sur
ing the Publis their otaei will le " ender sas4c-
ton JOEN Lyons.
April 70, lA51 lml1ruw6U
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The PUBLIC PRINrNe.--A Washington
correspondent Of the Baltimore'iSua says
"The Democratic caucus came to the very
sensible conclusion to declaVe the contract
system of public printing as Of no advantage
to tRe public interest"
The "publc interest" means "party inter-
est" The Washington Union is not sufi-
cielty supported, and must either be kept
up BY donations Or the public monies. The
party think 1t more profitable forthe paper to
suck the government than to suck the party
leaders, and hence the proposed change.
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H. O. Parrelvs Celebrated Arabian Linlm.p't

Is we'll known TO possess the most wonderiu hcal
ing, penetrating and stimulating properties, and by
its promptness in eecting cures. which previously
had resi- ted all other itines administered by tho
most scientific physicians, has placed il lar beyond
any milar remedy ever introduced TO the people Of
the u States II stimulates the absorbents increas-
ed action. and thus enIb nature to throw Oft disease
1T peHetrdteS 10 te boReS adding strength and activ.
ty to the muse es-i is po" erfuy anodyne and there
By alloys neTroH irritation, producing delightful.
~ pleasing SeEsation through the rhole frame, 0w.
n 10 its remarkable anticeptc properties, it puries
and ntutrslles that poisonous, corrosive prin, a
which renders old ulCerous sores so dhcu to heal;
ther Is pacuiar adapted 70 their speedy
Thia lnment from it, penetrating and strengthening
qualities has been found 10 be specific for Paralysis
or Palsy Wheswellings and diseased joints, and In
fact all complaints involving the mu 'cular sys.em.--
II has cured OF Rheumatism Of twenty to thir-
~ years standing, and affections Of the spin, where
in the entire spinal CO umn w4s 80 crook and dis.
ortod tn 1t the patient not wS or stand with
out artificial support. Numerous cases Of Palsy have
been cured whentl 1esh had withered, leaving no
thing but the dried skin an6 ton aud the limbs pia
" without use or feeling For ChLirea with, Cfoyp
II Is Of inesmable value, rubbed and bathed over tue
throat and chest. II app led freely on the chest u
never fails to give rsliefin the coughs offend.
l 4 consumption, Astimd and colds II heals wounds
spsedi will cure sraldead, al'ng', e'e. Planters
and Formers wi find il most va uabe medicipn 70
be applied 10 horses and cattle for sprainS bruises
Lsm' ness sth joins.sweenry dry shoulders, ounds
burns, sPlnt, cai"S or CALLS hardened knots on the
flesh, etc.
Look out for Counterfeii3
The public ara cautioned aganst another coua err
felt, which has l.tely made its Appearance, called
h. Fsrrells Arabian Liniment. the most da ngerous
of all the coun erfaits because his having the DamS
Of Farrell many will buy it III good hith, without
the knowledge that counterfeit exsts and thew will
perhaps only discover their error when the spurious
MIXTURE has wrought It's evil effects.
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Receipts iOF tho Gazette.
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rANoTEiER sciEEffsIc W0NDER---,u.
HoE AEl TO DgsPEPrIcs.--Dr J. 6. HOrCHroN's
PEPSlN, The TSse DigeJtire F7Hif, IT G1strtr biee
prepared from RENNls1. or the FDuETH sroasAea
O7 THE Ok, after directions OF Baron LBI;, tho
great Phyiologirai chemist, by is. itcUsH1oE, II.
o. p,PhiAlelphiI This is truly wonderful re emedy for
constipation and debility. curing sf,ei Nature, GIVE
method, by Saiurrs own Agent, the GGStr'c JEire -
AmPhets. Containing ScientLe evidence c its value
furnished by agents gratiS. SEE rotioe Gnerg ;he
me3ieai Advertisements. Il
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Agricultural SOciety.--We at length are
pleased to announce an other meeting Of ",he
Fairfield County Agricultural Society,"
See the police in to-day's paper. We hope
to see full attendance of allth friends OF
agriculture throughout the county. Fairfield
ought to have one Of the best and most pros
porous societies in the State, and will have
it SO soon as union Of ehortis had to this end.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-15

W Hon. John A. Dix, formerly United
States Senator from New York, having in
letter to the Tammany Society, charged
Gen. Scott with hostility to our natural'zet
citizens, has appeared in a card, which we
find published in the New York Evening
Post. taking back the charge and expressing
his regret for disappearing the present
position of Gen. Scott upon this question
How many Eocdfdcos will be as honest us
Mr.. Dix!
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-15

0HrOur noble PIERCE sought not the nom-
ination--the Office rather sought him--and
democracy and the country appreciating his
modest worth aud brilliant talents, intend to
ratify the nomination at the polls in Novem-
ber!-Sen. ADJ. t"
The Office mnst have been rather particu.
tar, passing by such men as Cuss, Buchan.
an, Butler, Douglas and number ofothers,
who were anxious to have ii, and select.
ing such man us Pierce who didn't want
It. That story won't 60 down.
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WHre CoSvESrIoN.-tt will be noticed in
the announcement of the Whig State Gen.
tral Committee that the call for Whig
Mass Conven ion in the city Of Columbus
has been withdrawn, owing to the unfavor-
able rumors throughout the State, relative tc
the health of Columbus. The delegate Con-
vention, however, for the nomination of can
uIdates for State Offices will be held on the
2lst inst Why not name some other point
easy of access, for the Mass Convention.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-15

>.OtJThe Locofoco Leaders are as afraid o
Gen. Scott's letters as the British and Mex
leans were of his sword. They trerHble
every time the Old General takes his Peu in
GSRd Their allies trembled every time he
unsheathed his sword. Thy need not, how
ever, feel greatly alarmed. They will lose
the spoils of victory; but our great cOmman'
der is always generous to fallen foe.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-15
. FireinmnnfrenI.

RoUsE's PorSr, July GA FIRE broke out
in Montreal at 10 O'Clock yesterday A. M.,
and at 10 o'clock last evening the flames
we're distinctly seen at this place.
The number of buildings destroyed is c.
timated at from two to three thousand.