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DAGUERREOTYPES.

- B McBBIDE, is prepared to execute DagueT-
~. reotypes in the most approved style and upon
terms that cannot fail 10 meet the appreciation Of ALI
Dsguerreoiypes Of children, Of any age, are exeeut-
ed here rs perfectly a. for a grown person.
Persons wishing Daguerreotypes and ali others ~
respectfully invited TO call and examine his speei-
mems. He is receiving, and will keep on hand, almost
all styles Of case, so that all can be suited.
Up s. Instructions given in this most beautiful
and fascinating art, on the most reasonable terms.
Rooms in the frame building belonging TO Mf, Gel
sy. Entranee one door West OF the Hooking Valley
Bsnk. Lancaster, January Il, 1853.
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GAINESVILLE Market

EVANSVILLE. Jan. 24.-Wheat--85 cents
per bushel. Flour-extra,S5,o 90; super6ne,
$50 per Dbl. Flour barrels, 40 cents
Corn-3U cents per bushel. Pork--S5,5p
$500; Middlings, 9 cents per II. Potatoes
--37A cents per bushel. Oats--25@29 cts
per, bushel. Hay-s,Oo per ton. Timothy
s~eed-S3,O0 per busheI.
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Il. O. Farrelrs Celebrated ARABIAN Iinimsnt

We daily hear Of the most Astonishing cures being
effected by that great and popular medicine, the gen.
uine III. g. FdrreHs Arabian LininenL and we can
truly say, from our own knowledge that no medicine
ever discovered has perfo med the same wonderful
cures that Il has. both In man \ beast, and 1t Is equally
good for both, which makes II 80 truly valuable. Il
d therefore hailed by the suffering as the greatest
blessing OF the age, and no one would ever allow him
self 10 be without this sovereign balm, who had once
witnessed its magic power over disease, and its won-
derfu potency in relieving pain. however severe, In
a few minutes time. We earnestly desire you to call
upon the Agent, who will furnish you, free OF charge,
a small book containing, besides other va'uable infor-
nation, large list Of certiicatcs from many Of the
most respectable persons. Of cures effected by this
celebrated medicine, which surely are enough to con-
vince the most ~sceptical Of it, tanscendent virtues
We notice several certificates Of rheumatism cured
after the patient had suffered every thing but death
for five ~totwenty years. Also cases Of paralysis, or
loss Of use Of the limbs, where the flesh had wither-
ed, leaving nothing apparently but dried skin and bone,
presenting so horrid q spectacle that their friends
looked upon them appalled, while physicians pronounc.
cd thcm beyond any human effort to relieve. II is the
mot eficscious remedy known for burns, sprain +,
wounds. bruises, chilbains, neuralgia. toothake, bites
Of inserts, sore throat. sore or weak eyes, tumors, sun
pain. etc etc and Is used with unhounied success in
most Of the ailments ofhorses aud cat 0, sueh as s,vee.
ny. farcy ~,sprains bruises, wounds, stiff neck and joints.
lameness, sweflings, gail or chaes, sore ewes, partial
blindness. etc. If used in the beginning Of fstulA, poll
evil, ~ringbone and sp.vin II will invariably stop their
further progress. Ever, family should keep this val
uable medicine on hand, ready for any eincrgeney.
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Inhinm M.ir.

PHILADELPHIA, Ian. %. Savannah Cour.
Ter has a letter from Florida, which states
that the Indians had formally declared war
against he United States, and painful ru-
mors prevailed. Gen. Hopkins and force
mastered. Maj. A. G. Johnson chosen
General. Force raised blythe State to re-
move the Indians.
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100NMkRMAL fi1TKLIIoE1cE
Laneaster mnrke1a

WEDHEsDAY, Jany. 2e.-The late foreign
news has had an u~nfayorabie effect on he
market for Wheat and prices have receded.
We now quote a. s3@s5. Flour 1880;
Corr 30; Osis $3.50; cioyerseed $50;
Timothy 1906 Flax IS. Butter IS; Eggs 5
'@l0. Sugar has advanced to 00s.
In other articles, we have no change 10
note. The retail msrkef (mains quiet.
Trade, during the past~eek, with the ex.
IeePtion Of day or two. was quite lively.
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Fire 4 Water Proof Composition Roofing;
TINE undersigned. manufacturer and dealer il Fire
and Water Proof Composition Roofing materials.
and practical roofer, is prepared 10 contract for roof
lug buildings, in the best manner, and warranted to
give entire satisfaction.
The cost is much less than joint shingles. Any in
formation in regard to this kind OF roofing, and nor
roofs should be prepared Tor #, viii cheerfully be
given. JOHN e.
Refer to DR.. Kraidsr. Chilifeothe, Ohio.
January 10. 1859. 2m37 Il
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DENTISTRY.

~ WnLIAM II. KING, fO,m@I!y De-
T w nor, traitor OF Mechanical Dtntis-
"IHDuy, in the Ohio College Of DENTAL Sur
CORY At Cincinnati, respectfully informs the citizens
Of Lancaster and vicinity. that he still continues the
practice Of his profession. At his old stand, Ard Is pre-.
pared to perform all operations pertaining to his pro-
fession.
All operations warranted comfortable, AMI ~ ren
der good service. Full sets OF Teeth Inserted On the
principle Of atmospheric pressure. All Uther sPcra-
lions skilfullv performed,
JT-ufice. Main Street. one East oftbe Eagle Office.
January IL, 1853. 81
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"a TmrNa OF BEAUTY Is A JOY FoREvER."-Why
will people endure pimp'es on the human face divine,
or e~ruptions of any kind. when it is . fact so we l
known, that DR.. Guysotfs Yellow Dock and Sarsa-
pariila c'eanses the skin from all i~mUuritv. removing
Pimples, Sores and Biotchcs, leaving the affected
parts as healthy. smooth and soft as the flesh Of , babe.
1t is real price'Oss to al that wirh the rosy beauty Of
chi dhood.
1t causes al sores and poisonou. wounds to discharge
all infested matter, and eradicstcs every ~impurity
from the system.
ItdO's its work mildly, but eiFectualy, giving con-
seious beauty and blooming health in the pace of ugh
ness and sou'-Sickening disease. ,
rSee advertisement. 35
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RAIL nvAU WOOD-

'fOsALS Will b. received II The 9fBca o. The
y Cincinnati. Wilmington and Zana.vifla Vail Road
ComP.nyin Cirelsvllv. BHf1 ne lhf ~ FsbrHssy
AS<f. tov furai.hing for said road. 90 cords II lrnod
20 ~ driifersih - LaarasteF iGD eesds ~ ~ deiiv.
erso a. Amanda. ssb wsod u b. Oithr fr.f analify
w.ood, 70 be cut ihil wiGfer, . portion delivered In
may and AL Of " daring the prcssr' war;
TRACY u CtNcKEN, rhIy Esg'seer
January ~. isG3. sw37
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Laue&ster LIterAry I~nssItute.

There viii Be . meeti-g Of tho Lancaster LitcrsFy
Institute In the err HALL, on Friday Evening, jan
naFy -. 1858.
The following question will be discussed:
Resolved, That the Public Lands Of the United
States should ba donated to sexual settlers.
Az. DE-. KA0V. Neg. NLwToH SoHLEIcM.
A Lecture will bs read by cHAALHs D. MAhTfN.
The public are invited. J. CLARKE, Pr ..
ALpnED WILLIAMS, Secretary.
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Cattle Markets.

PHILADELPHIA, January 24.--l4Oe Beeves
sold at $6,5O@s,50 per hundred. Hogs
1000 sold at S7,75@s,5Oper hundred. Cows
200 sold at SI5@S4O for fresh, and 50 10 l6
for dry. Sheep $3.50 to $3.50. Lambs
NI.bO 10 "a. ID
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nrAN0ruER scTENrfFfc woNpER.-In

lTANoTHER SCIENTIFIC woNDER--IM.
roRANr TO DYsrePTIcs,-Dr J, S.. HoUGHT0N'S
PEPSIN, The True DigeStire Fluid, " Gastric Juice,
prepared from RENNET, Sorthe- FOURTH STOMACH
or rHE Ok, after sireetious OF Baron EIEBIG. the
great Physiological chemibtiby JsS. iioUoHToN,M N.
D. Philadelphia. This 10 truly . wonderful remedy ffgT
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Janndiee, liver ~cowPlSiht,
constipation aud debility. curing. AFTER NATURES own
method, BY Natures own agent the ,Geyfric Juice
Pamphlets. containths ASsYtdeKee Gifts value,
fnSnished by agents. grSiS. See notice among. the
medical edyertisemenl, Mo-. a
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.aGEAgIa
RAN, nOAn N.,T,CP

' lNClNNAIL. WIiMi sGr0N and INES.
Il WILLY RAIf. ROAD Il nav ioc.te,; srnn a.
caster To zsn '.vilis AMI sill ,oon b. pnr und : con.
tnef Tor Is eou t.u iion. 4 IL Il NJ ' imD-ritiv.ly me-
eess.ry that ihs iHs'aluen's doc and 70 become due
on stoek. b. INN iAi ly Psil up. ~ well a. tnaf
conditional tuck ~ y" vi"
Stx inEaineni. 81 10 per rent e1-h, -rs nav dne;
antih" Ifh Will fall due on the Isl J..,-v neSf-
me stoekhobters Tsiding in Fairfield snd Hsesine
eofntie. arfrsI N ratio pay 10 the unlsrsizn a, ira
surOr Of aid company, u his Office In Lars.,tsr
JOEt R~ADEBAUGn. Tr asursr
Cincinnati. W. and Zino>yilIe Railroad compsny.
Laneaster. Oecemier II, 1871. so,C
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The TEMPERANCE QuEsTroE.--Those
who are opposed to stringent liquor-laws,
need not be frightened by the action of the
House in instructing the committee to re-
port the "Malne Liquor Law" There is Nc
danger Of it's passage. BY having a half
dozen projects before the Legislature, each
one will have its friends, and they will feel
bound to vote against every other. 'Thisis
an easy way Of avoiding the responsibility
and enables the members to playa double
part, being as good friends Of Temperance
as anybody else and at the same time a fast
advocates Of unrestrained license. This
Characteristic makes avery shrewd politicians
but u miserably poor law-maker.
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FOR TIE Ladies'.

Ef1 DECEIVED ihi- morning by ExpsEs1, .
/" ~ lna assortment OF LAnrEs'LIKD BciK-
vA-Ks. LAeg Doors, ett Assorted sizes, and
latest styles. AlSa.r MisFsS' anil Children's Lace
Boots and ShOeS Al manufactured to our orjsr by
one OF the beat Houses in Phihielphia. Call and zee
them. McELROy Z BlLuNnrcRST
LaneAIteF. December u. 1852 div
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Sale of Real Estate by order Of Court.

Sale Of Real Estate by order of Court.
I'M SATURDAY, the 9Th day of MARCH, A. D
~ 1853, between the hours Of o'clock. A. NJ. and
4 o'clock P. NJ. Of said day, at the door of the court
house in the city OF Lancaster, will be sold to the
highest bidder the following Real Estate, as the pro-
perty Of Marin Doomy and Hartman Doomy, minor
heirs-at law Of John Doomy, deceased. TO wit:
A ee tain tract or parcel ofland situate in the coun.
ty Of Fairfield, Ohio, and known by being 4 part OF
the Northwest Quarter Of Section No 30 Town
ship No. is, Range No. 80; bounded and described as
follows: beginning at the Northwest corner of said
Section; thenca South 100 rods; thence East 50 rods;
thence North 100 rods; thence West to tho pla-e Of
beginning, containing 60 Acres more or less.
Said Tract to be sold subject to the dover Estste
therein of tho widow Of said John Docn.'y, cove ing
the whole. Appraised at So per Aero.
Terms %. Sale : third in hAnd;. one third in
one year and residue in two years. with in,erei ON
deferred payments from day Of sale.
JOHN n. MARTIN,
Guardian of Maria DoOiny.
HENRY LEONARD,
GElrdia7 Of Hartman Doomy.
January 81, 1853 50 5w3s
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ITwe have frequently hnsrl the celebrated Ger
man Bit.ers. sod by Ds. &. N, IAcRsoR,; 100 Arch
Street, Philsdelphis. spoken Of in terms Of tho highest
commentator. and we honestly be ieve that It Is one
of tbs best medicines advertised for the comps ANTS for
which II is recommended. They are peasant to the
taste, and can BE- taken undet any circumstances by
the most dc icatc stomach. The press far and. wide,
have united in comm, nding this Invaluable remedy
for dyspepsia, debility; etc; and sneh. arc the healing
duced into every family who're 7dysPepsia has. or is
likely to have a victim - a.qisaA 81 ~
1JSce advertisement lnl35
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Fstnte Of John DoheTtv.

TilE Estate ofJoas DoHEBTY h~avirgbeea dear
u cd insolve the undsrsigned Va. appointed ron
missioner TO settle tbs sans. All demands ag.inst
said Estate must b. presented for lloWanes within
sig months t. be- entitled to q divilsnd. /.
JOHN LYNCH, COmsr.
January 10, 1853. 4s27
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HOUSE AND IoT FoR sAIE.

H T wish to sell uty hoyse and lot. on Wheeling
RMH Il street, just East or High street. House Il
rood Franc, well finished with I'VE rooms and every
Tcrms reasonable; Apply to John
Harvester. lssnusty Is. isao, - S.
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p-The attention Of our readers 10 called to the ad-
v~ortisement OF WIN. p. CREED, Esq, agent for the
Protection Insurance Company. The true theory and
practice Of insurance is, in few words, very correct.
Iy stated; and we recon mend our readers to avSil
Themselves of the advantages. offered by this old and
we'll tried Institution.
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IRoH.-The Wheeling Inteligenoer, Of
Tuesday, says:-"There has been consider
able activity in the iron market during the
mast week. Sales.have been made of $40
tons ofTsnnessee AtS45, 6 mos, and some
small lots hanging rock at 1850, cash. Bar
iron we quote from 10 TO $40. Cut nailS
81 to 6, for Sd to 3D.
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FEED! FEFD.!

TnE su1,eribcr Is nJN prepared. 1t hi, Steam
j Min at tn South end Of Broadssy. To grind corn
ia the cob; sRd will keep IL on hand Al ihe tin..
GEO RING.
ian II, 1873 tf
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-oHN DALEY. RICHARD SEWELL.
DALEY e CO.,

CLOTHING WARE mouse,
No. 324. baltimore Street, near Howard,
BAL rIMORF, MARYLAND. N9a
FTNHE proprietors Of the above Establishment "A
J. In calling the attention Of Western Mer-. WI
chants to their extensive stock Of Spring and Sum.
mer Goods, hazard nothing in say ing that their facili.
ties in business enables them tosell Al as low prices as
they can be had hfrther North.
Baltimore. Md January lg, 1853. 3n,S7
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CONCERT

SCHNEIDER'S s cond Concert of the Sea on
VI will take place, Thursday 27M Inst, in the
Court House. Commencement Z o'clock. Doors
open at II O'Clock. Tickets 81 cents. Two Tickets
will admit one Gentleman and two Ladies'; TO be had
At Mr.. Gates Shop sud At the door.
Lancaster. ianGify &c, $50.
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NOTICE.

MY Wife. Msgdslena Finkbeiner, having left my
IXAbed and board without just cause or pr6vocltioa.
this is to warn all persons sgainst harboring or trust
ing her on my account, as ] will not pay, nor be re-
sPonsible for any debts "; may contract
GEORGE +. ~FTNKBElNER
Jahuar is, 1853.
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LOOK OUT FOR coUNTERFEITs!

felt. which has lately made its appearance, called ".
b. EdtfeFa ArabiGn Liniment The most dangerous
OF al the counterieitn, because his having the name
Of Farrell, many viii buy in good faith, without the
knowledge that q counterfeit exists, and they will per.
haps only discovertheir o for when the spurious mix.
lure has wroughtits evil effects. rs
The genuine article is manufactured only by III. g.
Farrell sole inventor and proprietor. and wholesale
druggist. No.l7 Main street, PeoriA, Illinois. to whom
sure yod'getit wffhfhe letters n. o. before FafrelPs,
thus-H. q. FARRELL'S-andh his signature on the
wrapper. an others are eounterfeitB.
{ ,eold by G. RAUfFMAN 4 CO., Lancaster,
and by rsgu'arly authorized agents throughout the o.
nited States. Price % and so cents, and 81 y bottle.
AGENTS WANTED In every town, village. and
hsnIet In the United States, Up which one 10 not al.
ready established. Address H.,Gs FaTreuas above,
accompanied With good References - to eb.raeter, re-
sponsibiiity, etc. Jan. 6--lm
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Chiiicothe Market.

CHrLLIcoTne, Jan. 25.--Wheat 1885,.
Corn IS. 0ats 80.
Flour, at retail, $50.
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csrtineNte from Professor G. 3. VEDDER,
nj Unlnn CnllrRn. Sch. naclndr.

from Professor &c Ss VEDDER,
Of Union College, Sch. nscisdy.
ScnENEcTADr, March -. 1856! Dear Sir,-ThAt
have OF sooner forwarded you my testimonial to
the value of your oxygenated Bitters. is because ]
shrunk fren the publicity it must necessarily have,
to be Of any service, and because it has become so
easy matter to obtain recommendation Of patent
nostrums that they are este smed Of little or onvalue.
Feeling 1t a duty Of gratitude to you, however, and
Of kindness to those who may be afflicted as I ave
BEEN. have overcome every Scruple. and most heart.
lily ami sincerely commend your medicine to al who
are afflicted with Dyspepsia
Mine was Of several years standing. and olen en-.
tirely untitled me Tor mental or phi ysical labor of any
kind. IfSh the usual round Of orthodox remedier,-
carefully avoiding patent medicines, however, for
which had an adherence. wi bout any permanent
relief
Having bcen induced to try iIutehings' Bitter, but
without effect, became less and loss inclined TO tam.
per with'the newspaper panacess of the day. and
read over the c 'nvincing certificates in your cir, ular
with a smile ofGineredulity. Nothing but . desire to
please and Salty a very intimate friend, could have
induced me to accept ffohn him-,s ! did-a bottle Of
the oxygenatcd Bitters, with 4 promise to try it.
Before that bottle was gone, | began to feel, % the
phrase Il, like = now man." Headache, depression
of spirits, acidity Of the stomach, pain in the chest,
and all the stten'dAnt evils Of Dy,PePsis, begsA 10 dis
appear. From being Thin and h,ggard, I began to
grow in nesh to a degree positively wonderful. Be-
fore l had finished the seeoud bottle, from bcinga
burthen; hH beeitRe an exquisite enjoyment. Dys-
pepties will know wi at ! mean, by lite being q bur.
then, nor well they think the expressiou:e&trvagant
that release from the buTthsR Is an exquisite enjoy.
mont. eA
have used several bottles Of the Bitter! since,
from time to time, and scarcely know what u Is to be
DyIpeptie. must not omit 10 mention that your
medicine contributed very mdeh' to ths relief Of a
ehnoHie and inveserate BroneAais. You may make
whatever use Of this you think proper. lit hall
isad any Dyspeptic TO make trial Of your BitterS, ]
shall consider that It has not ibseH' written In vain.
DA- Q. b. GREEE. G. s.. VEDDER.
REED, AUSTIN. geo, Wholesale Druggisti; Mo-.
~, Merch.nt1' Row, Boston. General Agents.
Price, u per bottlefsix bottles for eb:~
Der ~: sold by G.KAUFFMAN q Co.. ancaatsr.
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4 BLACK sItKDREss PArTERN, plr.iS uAde
kAup, betweenthe residence Of Mr.. John sweyep shd
leaving u 81 Mr.. Sweyer'sior this once,
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AN OH EDIroR.-Phineas Allen, Esq,
she senior editor Of the Pittsfeldy Mass,
Sun, has been publisher Of the same paper
for 80 years! He is welded to "types and
ahAdoWi.W r.at4
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NOTI-Ei l. hereby given, that the undsr,imelh IA
~ hcen appointed and iaiy qualified ~ Eoento-
AZ the fAtAtn of IAron PRxer. deee.sed late Of
tai!flc'd 19,niy Ohio All persOps having claims
legally saih, Infested wiihin one year -sna an those
indebted will i~nkeimIpedste pavracnt.
JuS1THAi c0uLsON, EreeufcT.
January C, 1888. Swst
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APPRoxIMATiKo.-The Ohio Free Soil
papers are in great glee over the action Of
The 9Th Of January Locofoco State Conven-
ton in kicking the Baltimore platform I'M
der the table. They regardi it as conclusive
evidence that that party is about ready to
step into the Free Soil ranks. On the 9TH
err side, the Locofocos are much pleased that
the Free Democracy, at their State Conven-
ton, made a great stride in progress, and
adopted the systemsof free trade and direct
~tara.iOn az two new planks in their platform.
That is cutting under q little deeper than
even the Locofocos ever dared to do in
Convention. The distance between the
two "Denroc rntic'parties is thus annihilated.
and Mr.. CHASE may, with great propriety,
again try the experiment Of bringing the two
together. They lcan unite till the next
Presidential election, when Ohio Locofoco-
ism will be obliged again TO come up to the
Baltimore standard. We shall expect to
witness n delightful scene of billing and
cooling before many months.-Journal.
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ON0hEcSs- uuNC III. tCoSou w ShSpSS
our opinion, expressed a few weeks since,
that Congress will do nothing except pass
the usual appropriation bills aud. other nee
essary .mea sures. Too many projects for a
railroad to the Pacific are engaging the at
tention Of members and as q matter OF
course, after considerable discussion, all
will be, laid aside until the next Congress-
The French Spoliation bill, which ought to
have passed long since, will again be laid
over, and during the next Administration 1t
cannot receive the signature Of the Presi-
dent. The claimants may hereafter turn
their attention to something else than de-
pending uponthe justice of Congress to sat-
isfy their demands. The Tariff question
will not be touched. Our Foreign Relations
will receive a large share Of the delibera-
tions of both Houses, but the dominant par
~ are not agreed upon any particular policy
and we do not suppose that any definite ac-
ton can be had.
The project Of entrusting ten millions of
dollars to the new President meets with but
little favor. A motion to suspend the rules
to enable Mr.. Marshall to introduce and
have referred a bill for that purpose. was
promptly voted down, scarce a corporal's
guard appearing in its favor. 1.-THE nffirma-
tive votes indicate the strength of "Young
America" there is not enough of them to
interfere with any action the President may
see fit to take and Of course he will not be
dependent upon them for a majority in Con-
gtess. We notice that the Democratic
Review advocates the passage Of the bill,
claiming that the "same hand which holds
the sword, Should clutch the purse" That
will dot Democracy is a name under Which
many political sins have been. and many
more will be committed. For Years, i'd a
Certain branch OF the party, a tendency has
been exhibited to ctOthe the President with
power not warranted by the pure principles
Of Democracy, and gradually they have i'm
pressed their opinions upon the minds of the
people. What! with the veto power, en-
tire control over the Executive Depart.
ments, and the sword and the purse joined
together, Congress would be under the in.
fiuence Of one man., and that man have a,
much power as any ofthe reigning monarchs
Of Europe. Ten millions Of dollars could
purchase a great many heads where political
morals were not in a very high state of cul.
t~ivation. A textboOk of Democracy is much
needed by LOcofocOism, to bring back the
leaders to first principles, if that be possible.
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DvEKIRK.-The censup Of DuIkirk, just
Aken, gives populationof 4s74l,aniincreaSe
II over 1000 during the past year,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-01-27
HOUSE AND LOT FOR'sALE.

~ \ WILL sell on reasonable terms, the properly
EI u in which now reside, situate % Main, East
serbian. 4 /, u asa WIS BEATTY,
Lancaster. Decembsr :, 1872 IA ~