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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-03-17
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sMtrn Ann ArKrNsoN's AMERICAN WORM KILLER
FANNIS Medicine has been manufactured by Smith
and ATKINSON for several wears, and has been used
parts 0f the United States, many Thousands oil bottles
have been sold, and the universal approval it has mo,
with in all uuarters where it has been introduced
proves thatit needs only a tria TO satisfy the most in
credulous of its great value,the size Of the bottle has
been an argnd, so that il H. one of the cheapest as well
as most valuable Worm Medicines ever offered to The
public; and the person buying this article gets the
full value al his money in quality, which is a fact well
worth remembering.
Becareful to ask for "Smih AMI AhigSOR'S Amer-
lem W0rm Killer and see that the name Of Smith
and Athiason Is on the Bottle in raised Letters.
READ! aEAD9 READM READNl READNE
Relief Tor man and beast. The horseman's hope
or farmers Friend. Arrangements are now made
for the supplying the public with this great remedy,
which has boen used with wonderful successby those
who have had an opportunity Of testing its virtues
No family should neglect to have a supply; and all
persons would do well to keep some by them to be
used in case of accident to man or horse
FoR HORSES, etc --RNor the cure Of sprains bruises,
saddle and collar gals, awelled Joints. stiffness and
weakness of the legs, old sores, scratches, etc.
FoR Man --For the cure of rheumatism, lumbaso,
sprains, swellinss bruises. Sciatic pains stiffness and
weakness ofthe limbs, and other accidents and allie
tions to which men and animals are liable.
Prepared only b%ySMITH and ATKINSON, 2SS, Balti
more street, Baltimore.
For sale by kaufman y co LancaStor; John Leo
nard, Basil; L. Goohegin, Baltimore; Isaac Jones, New
Salem; ", kalh, Rushvilc @; Otto IL. MGlier x co.
Somerset. A so tor sac in Circlevil'e, Ohio. -.
This preparation has been before the public a suili
Gent time to have its merits fairly tested and the re
port. received from various parts of tho country
prove 1t TO be one o. tho most valuable remedies eve
offered, both to nan and horse.
August 26, 1882. 10
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.eMIaHNaR gn qR.a
which should destroy, his credi6iity, even if

should destroy, his credibility, even IL
he was. a. man of Veracity before. II qpT
pears to have been through him that the
Of the other four persons were OBJ
tanned, at least they were forwarded TO the
Indian Bureau by him" ana
Mr.. Johnson Of Arkansas, remarkeGTl
is charged by the Indians thai Mr. Meu'il eAi
hibited maps to them, and representa- :"
them that they had not more than l,ooo,ooo
acres. What is there 10 this iransacton'
aside Cromthe oral testimony, which goesto
pro, e that that representation was maae'-
There is this, (and If it be not the evidence
of truth. il is one Of the most unmlstaSaoIe
evidences that ever occurred, or, as some
migbt consider it, u piece of circumstantial
more conclusive than direct proof
of the fact, and iii thiS,) that taken the IN
strnction TO pay u given sum-sly aNonl
nine cen cents per acre for the 3,O33,OoO
which il was estimated the Indians posses
sed. il would have amounted 10 upwards ol
1910, 600. but IL you will estimate il you
will find that S35O,6O0 which he agreed t.
nav, was precisely, leaving of about $4o'
600, what he was authorized to pay II inc
quantity of land had hecn J 100000 acres
instead of 3,O23, 900 acres, and the $lO,O0O
which makes up about $350,0O0, is exprsSSIl
set apart for the half-breeds, whose aid wa
essential to him."
Here Medill is charged with fraud an
r~aIsehood, and it might be added OF moral
not of legal perjury, for as Commissioner q
Indian Affairs he was by virtue OF his olhr
the guardian of the Indians whom he thu
robbed and abused.
Mr.. Johnson and Mr.. Fitch are anon
the most distinguished and influential men
bers Of the present Democratic Congress
] and they have not only charged MedilI wit
= these crimes, but they have established tn
= proof of his guilt beyond doubt or contrt
a versy. With these facts staring him 10 IN
d face, can any honest man vote for MediII IL
I any Office of trust and profit, much less :
: that ofGovernor! | do not believe he can
8 do notbelieve he will. There are no pat
e ties or obligations that can Justify such
i prostitution Of the elective franchise, SUCH
a sacrifice of principle, or sei!-respert.
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II. ID. HUNTER 4 CO.,
ghRin ST. composite the valley Bank
~. nerai ~ CASH DEALERs IN
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES AND DRUGS.
HI AVE justreceixed and shall keep on hand a full
n and constant supply Of Staples Groceries, Fruits,
Nuts, spices, Sauces, Pickles, Catsups, &c, together
with many other articles necessary in keeping House
Also, a large and well selected stock of Paints, Oil
and Dye-Stg6s. Lancaster, May 0, 1859. SO
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= WooL.-The market remains, without
movement pdunsettled as regards prices.
Dealers continue to hold off, aud we no.
tice Tint the excitementin the interior is.
abating, and parties who have
been purchasing on speculation are now in
the market to scll.-Cin. Price Current.
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-. -. LEuofors that can instify such q
s a, ,;,n,;om 81 ,bn eIsc,;yp franchise. such
Paos;soo of n.;nriol. or s4il.respert.
FoRgIGN items Kossuth denies the au-
lborship Of the address to the Hungarians
in I,nly. lie. dos this in Il lengthy letter
In Cni M,ypa Lid. who had previously de-
cI,red tbcp rocIamatio a rorGery, and ten
eroI Knssnth assistance TO reach the field
oC nrtinn-aclion which Kossuth says, he
did not approve, but which, he adds, he was
Of course most anxious to Join. He did not
disavow the proclamation before himself,
bccnnse. saws he: "my disavowal would Of
course have been teleoraphed to Austrian
ounrters. and. supposing the fgbt in Italy
still pendino, might, have possibly done some
ham m nv beloved brethren in oppression
the Italians. He now, however, issues
+, hrier nroclamotinn to the "Hungarian
soldicrs ouortered in Italy,, in which he
savs: oWhensoeycr | shall say to you aye
braves, the time is at hand!" will tell
wan this neither from London, nor from any
distant snfe Mace. Int from Headquarters.
Tn nnrson will 7 lend Won ON. and CAIN the
frs, share in vour glorious dangers. New
or shall i%nvite Won to risk any danger in
! which ImVSplI do moi SNARE #.
Italian letters saw that there are now
circulating in HUNGARY a proclamation sign
ed Kossuth, granting a general amnesty to
al '"oSo P.iso"9 u,' rr
II onnenrs thot regular Guerilla bands are
forming all over the country, and thatthings
do not look we'll IL Is adoeu' rom austrian
sources, lnut .ne g1Ve, ~ ~"Ion on,l ~,
ro.,s ,re cons,ontlv but ouietIv taking place,
The correspondent of the London Times
says that well grounded npprebenslohs en-
ist as to the fidellty OF the Aus'r'an soln'c''
in Italy, and most extraordinary precautions
are everywhere adopted ny the u''e'h'
ment.
The whole of the forced sales OF inc VIZ
leans property being now Completed u Il
found that very little more Than the fortune
of many a London shupkeePer rema MS t'
l the family OF Louis Phillppe, Wh" was ny la
; the most wealthy monarch that ever sat up
, on the throne of France,
| Accounts have been received OF Tue Wre't
? OF three em'grant vessels boeud TO A'stra
y LA, with nearly 1000 passengers, VINO wer'
q Fortunately all saved. the vessels name
= were the Sir Frowcll, ships Engiantoh AM
Express.
Twohundred and hVe vessels are nov
! loading in British ports Tor Australia
g n CONGRESSIONAL 'oohSL' "a 'o''osPo"
dent OF the NcW for6 Times relates the fol
lowing incident. We call the special at
~,ont;on or Ohm lcuislators 10 il. and no,
..,r II. ..J,., , 49,
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M EKcMANT TATLORs.
SPRINGER & TROUT

q SPRINGER & TROUT,
IA HAVEreceived at their CLoTH1Na EsTAR-
-uI-1A LIsHNENT in Giesy's building, between
the Hooking Valley Bank andT. w. Tallmadge,s Ex-
change Office, and have just opened large and exteu-
sive assortment of
FALL WINTER READY MADE CLOTHING
Which they will sell as low as the same quality OF
goods and work can be purchased at any other estab~
llshment il the city. Their clothing is manufactured
under theirown supervision and is consequently SUI
perior to that which is brought from other places.-
They have also on hand, a beautiful variety OF
CLOTHS, CASSlMERES, vESTINGS, &C,
Which they are prepared to manufacture to order;
They have in their employ the best Of worlsmen and
are at all times prepared to make the best fits andin
the latest styles. An their trOrk lDiu be warranted.
The public are respectfully solicited to call and ex-
anime their stock, and while thankful for the liberal
patronage they have enjoyed, they assure their old
customers and all others that they will labor to give.
general satisfaction both in the quality and price OF
their goods and work. SPRINGER & TROUT.
Lancaster, september II, 1852 d2Oo
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MONT RoRGETsAFhttheplace 10 buy the best
- goods at the lowest prices, is at the cheap store
opposite Shelters Hotel. W.. I. WISE
Lancaster November :, 1850. ~
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BRoKE.-It is said that the Brokers' Of.
fee Of BAN g. Co., In this city, has gone
down with crash, leaving q large number
ofdepositors Of small sums minus their spare
ash, We have not learned how,greatisi
the deficit. There is much talk and some
excitement on the streets about ito. 8.
Journal.
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RUSSIAN MOVEMENTS AGAINST TURKEY
Mr.. Pulszky has arrived at Washington
from New York, in company with Richard
Adams Locke, for the purpose, IL is said, of
laying before the government definite in.
formation as to the approaches Of Russia up
on Turkey, aud the possibility Of a general
European war arising therefrom.
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Cattle Market.

BALTIMORE, March 1.-THE number of
Cattle offered at the scales to-day amounted
to 1900 head of beeves, 825 of which were
sold to city butchers and packers, and deal
ers in stock cattle, at prices ranging from
2.75 to s., 20 per 100 lbs. Oh the hoof-equal
to 3 80 a 1925 net, and averaging 1884,
gross. rs head left over unsold, and the
balance 600 head) were driven to PhiIadel-
phia.
Hogs.-Salos from $50 to $500 per 100
lbs
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A Pretty Thought.

The night is mother Of the day,
The winter of the spring, a.
And ever upon old decay a. !.
The greenest mosses cling, uH
- -' or
Behind the cloudLhe starlight lurks;ef
Through showers the sunbeams fall;
For God, who loveth- all His works.
Has left His hope with all. 80 ~
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DEAD LETTERs.-About one million of
dead letters, hat is, letters for which the
owners could not be found, were recently
burned in a huge bonfire at Washington
The Republic enumerates the following as
a portion ofthe contents of them: A horse
shoe; a ginger cake, the postage on which
was 50, 10; a donation to a church, being a
small cake in n paper box; a quilt, a New
Years present to a bachelor; a Dutch pat
tern for n child's dress; o pin-cushion, the
stand Of it in the bottom of a glass lamp,the
postage $4,.. the intrinsic worth as many
cents; u zinc frame belonging to a galvanic
battery. postage $l7; a stone weighing two
pounds, addressed to a gentleman by ELIZA"
as a sample Of his generosity; a pair of mems
boots sent to a lady; II large bottle of salve;
and a bundle containing a coarse shirt, a
pair Of blue stockings and a razor.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-03-17

FfrrY DOLLARS ExEMrTloN.-.Thc amend
mcnt to tie tax law has finally passed. 1t
exemps $50 of personal property from tax
alton, Last year $500 was exempt.
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GtOCIsFtIES t-L- I4
OF the best Quality always on hand.
XTELLOw Rio Coffee, Green do. Java do; Young
Hyson Teas, Imperial do; Black do; Orleans and
Loaf Sugars, Boston Syrup, prime article, OrleAns
Molases, Sugar House do; Tobacco, Segars, cinnamon.
cloves, Nutmegs, Mace, etc etc at
| September 6. KAUFFMAN& CO.
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LocalS.-The weather is damp, gloomy
and disagreeable; the roads are muddy and
almost impossible; yet we notice u goodly
number Of customers in town and trade is
lively and brisk. A few years since, with
such roads and weather, our streets would
have presented deserted appearance. We
want no better evidence of the increasing
prosperity of the city, and all the croakers
in town cnn'tcry 1t down or prevent prog
rcss. Aud as trade increases and means
multiply, we will have what we now most
need-an increase ia the number Of dwell
lighthouses and good roads. Capital will ac-
cumulute in the hands Of those who will in
vest it for the good o. the city, and the re-
suit will benefit all. "Onwurd' is the word,
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~ENTLEMEN, the great wonder and excitement
\Tof tho day now is how such a quantity. of so
rich and splendid Cluthins as YOU will find with
the proprietors of the old remarkable
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RUIZ Nl'ph WV ANeN ~ N'N NV .U'NN'f ~
fourteen Witnesses, the. written statement oil
one reverend gentleman, aud of 'tw mem
bers Of the society of Friends The correct
ness ofthis authority can scarcely be doubt
ed-the credibility of the witnesses appears
to be unimpeachable, aud the facts as relat-
ed appear to be incontrovertable, though
there is n denial Of the charges against MIR.
Medill. This denial consists OF statements,
not gUiddUitS, OF five persons. To this deni-
al may again refer, time permitting. The
testimony to sustain the facts | have briefly
mentioned and the statements | have quot
cd, ~, IN the language Of the present Cum
missioner of Indian Affairs, "full and explic-
II upon all the alleged points OF wrong and
grievance" OF which the Menominees COM
plain.
"What is exhibited by the state of facts
thus officially disclosed! Successful efforts
on the part OF u Government functionury to
procure by threats and fraudulent misrepre.
sentation, from Il public and friendly people
who have never shed the blood of an A.
merican citizen-who have never raised q
tomahawk against US, a cession of what Ill
KNOWS to be near 2,500,0 900 ncres Of land
without any compensation.
"Mr. Johnson, of Arkansas.-There Is
denial by certain Witnesses, to which tn,
gentleman from Indiana, Mr.. Fitch, has pre-
%yiously referred
Mr.. tch-Certainiy, and ! thank tn
grntlcman from Arkaisas for calling my at
~tentinn to those witnesses again, or in mi
anxiety to encroach no further upon hi
time, | should have omitted any further al
fusion to their evidence, The denial, 4
whiehthe gentleman from Arkansas refers
consists Of written statements (not sworn to
Of FIVE individuals. Two of these, Il be
lieve, were Indian sub. agents; certainly on,
was, and he appeared to be the p~rincipa
oRe-WlliaiR II. Bruen. The name is on,
with which the House Is probably familiar
He figured in the recent deficiency bill as
defaulter to the amount Of some thir.y-thre,
thousand dollars, and under circumstance
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-04-02
DUONI LONDON.

FROM LONDoN-Life Of Field Marshal the Duke oI "ehna
by Stocqusler. engfayngai ios'
The Battles of Waterloo Lipuy, Hnd iarre y
maps, plane, and ctchnps from drawings Fop 80 ~
dJn, 1872 ,s.o
Noysre Of the Herald Relet, Royal Navy from io
being Globe and three truss "
tic Region in Search ~ Sir John Franklin xvos ,,i -,
Poiurai add Military Events In ndiai ny Hp'' "" 'si
Judge advocat. general. ? vols. London, 1893
Hind m I vol London, lf53 see,
und,s A.,rou,rics Voc sbulary. vol. London, 1857
Marine Engines Steam Nessls $40 tne screw " "ope
Murray civil eng neer 4 vol. Lorwon ieo2
Mscneils Tables Eanhwork, Cutinss and tmeansmens
London, 1852
Ilouph on Martial -.
ue,eh,s simpltheaton Of the Articles Of War
Of tho Charges, Opinions, ssd Sentences Of
General Courts. Msrts
s,mue . History British Army and Of the Law Military
oddsrd Military Law Of England and various works courts
martial by Hickman, Simmons Msby, Adye, erifhs, McAnhu
and Others Iustimpored from London dir.ct, ~ = - -
fRANIk TAfLoks
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No. ASH
BY the President of the United states.


pursuance Of law MILLARD FILLMORE, President of the
United States of Amenea do hereby make
the State of WISCONSIN, ibe periods hereinafter designated
wit;
Al the land Office WILLOW RIVER, commencing Monday,
the second day Of May next for the disposal Of The public lands
SHIPS viz;
ofths Of fourth prinp meridian
Township forty ulne township my certain
islands main shore Of Lake Superior Of three
Fractional township N.Y. on the man shore OF Lake SUPERIOR Of
range four.
Township and fractional townships nay and my one
on the main shore Of Lake Superior, of range seven
Township :ormne and fractional township any, the shore of
Lac superior OF range eltlt a. -
To~n.hp twenty nine, thirty thiry-ons, thirty
ships iouyev.n and foresht fractional township forty
A'ns, on me shore Of Lake Superior, Of range
thirty o and fractional township forynne, the shore Of Lake
fown.hps l,y ,hiry one, thywo, tirythee thirty
four and fractional township forty nins Lake SUPERIOR
Townships hy ,hiryone, thirty two, tryrhree and thirty
Townships min, QUE lbir-two thirty three and tsiy-four
Town.nip dryone, ty.,wo, ,huy-,he, and rhiryour
day May next disposal public
In the following named townships, TO witt
North Of e base live and Of Tia fourth principal sridion
Townships seventeen eighteen nineteen, range
Township. wenl, one and ,s.ny two o. range SIX
Townships tweny-one, twenty-five wenY three, and twenty
township. ,wsn-one twenty-five, twenty three, twenty
Townsbp twenty one, twenty-five, twenty three twenty four,
and five, Of eleven.
STEVENS POINT, commencing Monday,
the dspnsa Of the public lands
the limits OF the aforementioned townships wits
line and Of the fourth pncya meridian
Township twenty five, OF range four.
thirty, t,ry-ons and tbifty-two, Of range five.
Township twenty five, OF six.
se,uons esatrea nineteen thirty, and grryOn', IN township
twenty five. OF range
Townships twenty ave and twenty sis OF range ten.
Township twenty five, OF range eleven
the land Office MENAsHA, commencing Monday
third day Of May for the disposal Of the public land.
within following named townships, viz;
North Of the base line and east Of the fourth principal mciSau.
Townships twenty and Of thirteen
Lands by law
purp with "h"s
unfit thereby cultivation II which
authorizes before the days appointed
the public respectively, under
able Sas of Arkansas other
lands within their limits" approved September
gia bs trofaded from ths sales.
odsung the above lands will
appointed viii proceed which they
advertised, with ali convenient despatch
been offered and the sales
be- Kept weeks
admitted until expiration weeks
under hand the city Of Washington, Of
Febuy, Domiui thousand eight hundred
MILLARD FILLMORE
ny tho President
JoHS WtLsor,
sxions Of heC raj Land
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pOToaIAC ROUsE-The undersigned begs
that he has recently reed and thoroughly repaired this large
and convenient house. which Nis
ter With constant endeavor please hts guests he hopes
receive a share Of public patronage.
ALExR BAKER,
Dec 2-law2m Proprietor.
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NOTICE TO pRE-ENpTloN CLAIMANTS

NUTItE TO FHE-EMFTIDN CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled TO the right Of presumption any
lands within the townships and fractional townships
rated required u establish the
Ter and Of the proper land oce payment
Tor lroeeabs after this notice
appointed for the OF the public sale o the
brachg the tract claimed otherwise such claim viii be forfeited.
JOHN WILSON
Commissioner Of the General Land Olice.
Feb 4-lawl3w
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Every person emitted 10 the rsht Of presumption to snr
townships aud fractional townships shove
rated IL required establish the ~ the sans'snoh
~ the land Once, snd mar
IN, refor practicable itfr 'tcnr ht ros and
dsy appointed Of the pusc sale o.
's JOHN WILSON
r.b5-Iawl3- Commissioner Of the General Land UNIV
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GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC
O." EXCURSION. "a

.T~aa THE WALKER ~E""~
.EEsaGIE SHARPSHO0 - - -
ID ESPECTFULLY announce &c the Citizens of
IL Washington, Georgetown. and Alexandria, that
they will give an EAcur ion DOWN THE POTO-
MAC. OF FRIDAY, August 9TH, The splendid steam
er POWHATAN having been chartered for the oc-
casion. The Boat will stop III FORT WASHING
TON a sufficient length OF time To allow those on
hoard an opportunity Of viewing the Notifications,
&c.. ana then proceed down the river about sixty
miles returning at a sraS0nable hour.
The Company pledge themselves TO leave no
,ntried nake this the Excursion of the
son. u /, ..,.f,.,.+l
{gz- Supper and Confectionery will be furnished
al city prices.
HAiiiitary and Cotillon Band has been engaged
Sr the OCCASION. -i ..t. ...t
The Boat will leave Georgetown, at y O'Clock
Washington at ~; Navy Yard AT 3; and Alexan-
dril at O'Clock. = r...
TickeS-ONE DOLLAR, admitting gentleman
and ladies TO liz had ut the usual places; also, from
the Committee and on board of the Boat the day
OF Excursions ~ .f,- ..... O.
-f|f , L.. COMMITTEE.
Elsign S. Robinson, Private A. F. Forrest
Sergt Wnl,. Smith, =; g n. II. Topping,
=. Hardin, 90 w. H. Garbo,t,
8 T.. &. EckfOff, ~ ~ 2o1cotd
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INDEPENDENT pOI,ICE.

COX s. kEESE, Independent Police Officers and
~ Collectors, will attend TO any business en-
trusted to tlem-ih serving United States and Civil
Warrants; Collecting and DiStraining for Rents al
resting FugiiivcS, and Agency business generally.
Ret.Tc4ccs-P.R Fendall, r. Wallack, w. Len
on, W. W. Seaton, and c. :. Wallack. esq.'s, and
Ia the citiZcIi, generally.
C. X X. Will attend the Offices o! B. h. MOrSel, It.
G.. DOM J. II. Goddard, ]. l.. Smith, and the JUS
tees offices GENERALLY, receive business and witt
attend all business entrusted To them with prompt
ness. .!... .I.... ...
~ They may be found daily al the Offices of Il.
C. Dom and J. H. Goddard. Justices of the Peace,
on Louisiana avenue, adjoining the Bank OF Wash
.ngo, who will receive any business left for them.
..-..,. WILLIAM COX,
iy diff 4. f.. l.. KEESE.