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LAUGHTER "A hearty laugh occasionally,
is an act of wisdom; it shakes the cobwebs
out of a mans brains, and the hypocondria
from his ribs far more effectually than eth
er champaign or blue pills. One of the
Emperors OF Japan is said to have killed
himself by immoderately laughing, on being
tod that the Americans nswere governed with
out king. ts ys1 at
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-10-06

When religion is made science, there is
nothing more intricate; when made duty,
nothing is more easy.
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0rThe Savannah Coudcils, on Thursday,
subscribed 81 100000 to the Savannah and
Pensacola Railroad. sgg
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GSrDming the week ending 22d instant,
there were "a deaths'in Cumberland, Nd,
and lat since the LIST of August.
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"AsHrANp." the home of Henry Clay
which was sold at public sale last week, was
purchased by James B, Clay, his son, at
el4o per acre. The tract contains Ss7
acres.
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DsAra OF ADMtRAL SIR GEoRGe Cock.
BuRa.--The Atlantic brings intelligence Of
the death Of Admiral Cockburn, at the ad-
vanced age ofeighty-two years. The Buff
falo Commercial Advertiser accompanies the
announcement with the following reminis-
eences connected with his naval career on
our seaboard:
"The burning and ravaging exploits Of
the Admiral on the coast Of Chesapeake
Bay in 1913, caused bitter feelings of re-
sentiment and Indignation towards him on
the part Of the American people, which still
exists in Virginia and Maryland. He was q
brave man and an able seaman, but his he
roism was accompanied by degree Of fe-
Focity chat detracted from the glory of his
career. itwas under his orders, conjointiy
with those of Gen. Ross, that Washington
was burned, and public property destroyed
TO the amount of many millions Of dollars
He served also with great distinction under
Nelson, Hotham and Jervis, at Toulon, the
Italian coast, St. Vincents, 60. He com
manded the vessel which bore Napoleon e
ST. Helena. He was several times senio
naval lord The English papers speak
him as the Wellington Of the navy, thougl
with what justice 10 not apparent.
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A YALuABLE Doe.-Fish stories are eel.
ebrsted Tor their margelcusness; indeed ma.
ny Of them, were they not well aathenticaa-
ed, would be pronounced incredible, and the
same Hay be said Of some OF the feats re-
corded Of dogs, Illustrative Of sagacity and
iatelligence closely allied 10 reason, and in
sohie cases almost OVERSIZE piping il. The
following well authenticated incident, taken
from celebrated French work, entiilcd
L'Hsi0irs des Chieas Ceiebres, shows that
well educated dog, under exciting cireum-
stances, can not only reason and act with
wonderful decision and presence Of mind
but eau also manifest q feeling Of revenge
which is not only foreign to his nataral
character, but which can hardly he surpass-
ed in intensity by a Christian WARRIOR
Bgf. Com. Ado.
Mustapha, a slrong and active greyhound,
belonged TO Dublin artillerist. Raised
from bis birth 10 the midst Of camps, il al
ways accompanied its master. aud exhibited
no alarm in the midst Of battle. In the hot
test engagements il remained near the can
non and carried the match in its mouth. Al
the celebrated battle Of Fontenoi, when we
broke the square battalions Of the Hanover
ians, the master of Mustapha received a
mortal wound. Al the moment when about
10 fire upon the enemy, he and several ol
his corps were struck 10 the esrih by dis
charge Of artillery. Seeing bis master ex-
tended lifeless and bleeding, the dog became
desperate, and howled piteously. Just at
this time, a body Of French soldiers was Ad-
vancing rapidly TO gain possession of the
piece, which ives aimed at them from the
top of a small rising ground. Who would
believe it il the TACT were not attested by
several witnesses worthy of credit! Doubt
less with view to revenge his masters
death, Musidpha seIzed The lighted matca IN
his palos and SCI fire to The cannon loaded lciaG
case shot; seueaiy men fell on tie spot, and The
remainder Here put 10 fight.
I Alter this bold stroke the dog laid sadly
down near the dead body of his master, lick
ed his wounds, and remained there twenty
4 two hours without sustenspce. He was al
length with difficulty removed by the COM
rades Of the deceased. This courageous
1 grey hound was carried to London, and pre-
sented to George H., who had him taken
care Of as 4 brave servant.
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AUSTRALIAN GoLD.-Some very charm
ing nuggets Of gold, received from Australia
by Adams express, were exhibited on Sat
urday at the Philadelphia Ledger Office. The
whole shipment of SI5o,ooO is to be ex-
hibited for short time at the Crystal Pal
nee.
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erA direct railroad from Louisville to
Memphis is projected. The Louisville and
Nashville railroad will form part Gift.
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0rThe Pennsylvania State debt, since
1851, has been reduced by the Sinking
Fund S9ls,slO, and now amounts to $40,
6s,733. The next per cent debt outstand-
ing in 1851 has been converted into FIVE
per cent. stock, saving $4,000 year in
;ntarast
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4, GTDuring August, 100000 worth OF
public lands. in parcels from 40 to 50 acres
were sold at Palmyra [Mo.) Land ONCE.
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+ LAscAsTkR. Sept 81, 1858.
MEssRs. CARLEY, VAN VoRHEs, & BRows,

Committee, Athens, Ohio.
GeRtlemen: Your esteemed favor Of yes
terday is before me, and hasten to reply.
| am ardently desirous to witness trial of
the Maine Law experiment in Ohio, and am
persuaded that the people will hare it tried,
and would rejaiee to bear a part in the
war, and share the glory Of the victory; bu,
am sensible that in this district the stand
ard bearer must be a man who can go into
the field with great mental and physical a
blily, and be able to devote all his time and
energy to the work. For some time my
health has been very nfrm, and my busi-
ness requires all my attention. Under these
circumstances | AN admonished not to un-
dertake so great work as that which your
partality would assign me.
Be pleased TO accept for yourselves and
those whom you represent assurances of my
highest regard and esteem.
Very truly, &C., NJ z. KREIDER.
This declination leaves Mr. Selby the
Senatorial candidate, and the distinction has
fallen upon a worthy man. Mr.. Selby was
first nominated by Temperance Mass Con-
vention in Albany last week, and he would
have received the unanimous vote of the
convention in this place last Friday, as the
first choice OF that body, had it not been
supposed that DR.. Krcider would have ac-
cepted the nomnation.-AlhenS Mes.
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TEMPERANCE CASDIDATE PoR SEsAToR.-
AT the Temperance Mass Meeting last Fri
day, held in this place, DR.. Kreiisr, Of Lam
cester, was nominated. irrespective OF any
and all parties, as q Temperance candidate
for Senator tor this district; and by the
same res luton Wilson Selby, of this coun-
ty, was nominated as an alternate candidate
in the event that DIR. Kreider declined. a
committee was appointed to CORES pond with
DIR. KreiIer on the subject, and we give his
response below. While many of his friends
will regret the declnation Of DR.. Kreider,
they will be rejOiced that in Mr.. Selby they
have equally as good temperance man up
on whom they can bestuw their suGrages,
and one who will run strong poll in this
Senatorial District.
/ The following is the response of DIR. Krei-
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I'd Il
TIE IaeRAHAM DEMoEsTRATIoN.--A the
meeting held 10 New York on Thursday e.
vening. to do honors to Capt. Ingraham'let-
ters were read from several prominent gen.
tlemen who had been invited but did not at
tend: Gen. Garibald excused himself on
the score Of indisposition, and Mr.. NJ eagher
trusted thai he ashouId not be considered
as acting with any impropriety toward the
committee, if bearing in mind that" he is
"not as yet citizen of the United States"
he RETAINED from stalking any active part
ina public council, summoned to decide up
on an act done in foreign waters, by an Of
ficer Of the republic" Hon. Robt y. Walk
er considered the seizure Of Costa clear
violation Of law and justice, and an outrage
Of our rights in view of his declaration to
become citizen Of the United States
Hon. Edward Everett applauds Capt, In
graham's course, and declares that both the
wrongs and outroges we're on the part OF
Austria, as Costa was under the protection
of Turkey, but he does not express any o.
pinion as TO his claim to American protec-
ton, by virtue Of his declaration to become
an American citizen.
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Con-, VANDERBILr AsA FfLLIBusrER.--
We stated on Saturday that the yacht
North Star, Com. Vanderbilt, returned to
New York on Friday from her European
tour. It's stated that during the trip the
North Star arrived at Civita Vecchia, just
as the discovery ofthe supposed Mazzina
conspiracy had thrown the Government in
to state Of excitement. The police OF
Civita Vecchia, being alarmed by the i'm
posing size Of the steamer, and the number
Of persons on board, concluded that il was
an American sympathising expedition, and
refused the Commodore permission to land.
After two or three days Of useless negotia-
ton, the North Star proceeded to Naples
where--at least so the newspapers say--she
was also an object of suspicion, and had e.
ventuallyto seek refuge in Malta.
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The ADMINISTRATION on LORD JOHN Rvs
SELLS LErTER.--It is stated that with re.
gard to the letter of Lord Jchn Russell on
the Cuba question, Mr.. Marcy has long since
taken occasion to communicate the Presi.
dents views to Mr.. Buchanan, who will
doubtless bring the matter promptly an q
forcibly to the attention of the British gov
ernment. The position Of the administra
tion, it is said, is decided, and does not diff.
fer materially from the views so admirably
expressed by Mr.. Everett in his letter oi
the 18th instant
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Mr. DE- GRAFFE, the Roilroad .King,while
attending the Fair last week, gave to A. ii.
Duncan. the Treasurer Of the Clay Monn-
mental Association. his check for one thou-
sand dollars.
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FrIday ryenlne. sept. 80. 1853


TIE EARTHoUAKs AT THEBEs.--It was
lately stated in the foreign news that the
town or village Of Tbcbes, in Egypt bad
been nearly destroyed by an earthquake
1t appears the town consisted partly Of
stone houses, wbisb we're all new, and part
ly Of old houses ofwood and bricks. All
were more or less Injured, the former hay-
ing been completely shaken to pieces, and
the latter having been rendered uninhnbi-
table. Eleven persons were killed. and
ighteen taken from the ruins. The survie-
vors were encamped 10 the open air, and
we're suffering from the want Of water, the
earthquake having dried up the wells
Seventeen villages in the vicinity Of The
bes, as far as Plateu, had partially suffered
and one or tive houses fell at Chalkis. The
shocks continued for some days,one to three
shocks within the twenty-lour hours.
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H'xrrREcivIyO sSEsTs,ss TO THE VoicE.
A. morning. n 'os. aud night this Iniklure bske,
Your tues improved with rich music make,
PSayer
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GtSE LIP sELVK
Use daily for your iips this preciuns dye.
rbey'i rrtIleu. aud breathe swestsr melody.
Truth
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With tbi. choice liqdi.i gently touch the mouth.
It spreads DER all tho lice the charms Vi youth.
Good Temper.
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decided preference anything o. The kind
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confidence Of the
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Baooxkss. n ", Nov. 81 1919.
up highly coneen,rassd in bodies, with The name
bown In the siass and
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Prepared by ~ Morse, ~ D. and for sale BY Charles H. sng
general lsa Broadway New YORK. 70 whom all erd~ mus
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
AoADEMY, CORNER or FOURTEENTH

i and New York avenue " Ao ~ : =
wishug .rtr, .,A ..,v -.
Ne sS - me correct and thorough training their In the
classics and higher mathematics,
Sciences they n,~d To- o,s.ss ~,
sngt~eesn0 sssveyna ara f"r commercial
fully invited 70 VISIT ths a:ss,lon can psincp.i
pspsIs sdnisd continued character 4.
o 6a< o. dowhefai. - -
No win Be admitted benceN who have advanced M
You'd The primary branches
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sept II--dd Pnscip.l.
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A. SoMMERvfLiE, Agent Attorney for the prosecution
I pension land and description Of cans aSanm Cn~
ess q ne sxscasive departments ysa scrip and lsed wsr
6coah nexotaed. bsas, a. ne,
forwarded mall, upoN request. IN
OHcs - m sr~ss ms Post once Department Po.sas
ON letters must - prepaid TO insure Addfe sh~ve
Washington, DC. Juiy i1-lsw AnsdAcp
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cstsses~w's OAcs, ospessnhss ~, ns6a.
NOTICE TO TAxrAyeKs-pgptyCTYoN ron pxonpr
sss ~ nv ~. svsr fves IAss ne NJ ~
~ rs.As vs. sne pAyshe thts
~ ssSrs ~. M uo.sA y isw ~ y~ ps<
p. J. ROCHE, Couscsos.
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National Medical College, Warrington.
THE Thirty Apnsat
the nhh Monday October, ard contnue until March.
Miller, W. D., Professor Anatomy and Physiology.
VIM Johnson. VI D. Professor Of obs'eics and Diseases
Women Children.
Joshua Riley NJ D., Professor Of Ma,sa Medica Therapeutics
and Hygiene.
Surgery.
Tyler, NJ d., Pathology Of
Medicine.
King Stone D. Professor Microscopic and Pathology
cal Anatomy
n. steinsr D., Professor OF Chsmistry
w. n. Saunders, ~. D., Prosccsor and Den,onsusor.
The facilities for tho prosecution OF practical anatomy
ample.
Europe which the
given for
The roof
the accommodation Of the sick viii greatly extend the usefulness
the medical and surgical clinic
The for fuu Of lectures
Practical BY the deTnonsssov.
MsucaistiSG fee payable only
70
Admission the Medical and Surgical Clinic
conrss without chasKs.
ROBERT KING STONE, ~ D..
Dcsn OF The Faculty,
oAcs and residence Of Y and il0 streets
Aug IT-3swtistSsv
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day sspss1sss for
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Toss ,n.s.sa IN he Union AID w..a,s.os
Rsatue. AL.nss. and Gs.-us ard
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INV SPRING GOODS.

NEW SPRING OOOOs.-P w BROWNING. msrchan
~ United
Of the citizens Of wssh"rsn and n h superior and
NJ French toshs
Imported Reins
fullest principles
~ and s<n the
called cheap FIR
of scnds hnt ~ -tyte
quality Win msny fends. 1,cra
heretofore sxtsaded him, he scciu
b Mar3l--Unwu
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Washington, September -. 1853.
IN petition OF HeTrick Aiken Of Frankis New Hsmp
shire, praying for The Of granted 70 him
The Of December 1882 for in
constructing kets TO- holding toos for from The
pator said patent. which akes
IL ofdsTed petition Patent Oc
Monday, 18Th December next ~ O'Clock
all notified show IL
why said petition ought not to be granted.
Pesons required Me the Patent
Oce their objections specially forth writing least
days before the day Of hearing All testimony MED BY either
be said hearing be taken and transmitted
cosdance with the ONCE which will be furnished
piicaion. fftt
Ordered Also this published the Union Ine
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Hon Richard Moocurc @. b Bamuels,
lIoa. q. Lee, Of the Court OF Appeals Of virgnis.
To The Judges III the Circuit Courts Of Virginia
To and members OF from Virgins.
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DARK sale Aexa "dsta county, virEinia,
II miles Of the aqueiact. four the
House. OF will sell reasonable
From portion thereof located above, within half mile
bal Cross Roads hundred and There
between and thirty beautiful numbered
the residue cleared Much Of this
including which
made meadow Persons who be Disposed purchase
referred John Ball, Ninth
avenue, o. Horauo Bail on sdjseent farm
May Il-codd WM BALL.