The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-08-18
G INTELLIGENCE.

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LrFE ISsUnaseE-There ere many per.
sons in this community whose duty Il Is ID
provide for The support OF their families and
the payment Of their debts. 10 the event Of
death. The only certain mode by which
this can be accomplished is BY the Insurance
Of Lie. By referanee % our Advertising
columns i win be seen that WIN. p. Creed
is Agent GOfaH established Lille Insurance.
Company, and prepared to furnish soeh To-
sOrauee upon favorable terr-s.
The subject oflife insurance, its history
the principles that govern it, its adaptation
10 aiiihe s~afious situations o fiife, its bene.
fetal tendency, the provisions that il affords
for those dependent upon our exertions dur.
ing life. the considerations OF prudcnce, and
u incentises tina. il builds forth to all 10
embrace is benefits are now attracting pub.
lie altention.. Among the most favorable
considerations is the provision It Offers to
the wife and children or aged parents, 10
tie future yieissitudes yfn cherries world,
when the hand lLat sustained them shall be
paralyscd 10 death and can toll no more;
then will is results be told in gratitude aud
thanks, which could be but inadequateIs Dc.
seribed. The Company for which Mr.. Greed
is agent. is in every degree worthy Of patro-
mage.
TaLmrIge noase This congratulated
and weli-knpw Hotel in the city Of Lsncas-
ter, Ohiu, has recently been re-ftted and
r~e-luutished throughout, and an extensive
wing" added 10 inc eslablishmeht.-Alph
Messenger.
The Tailmldge House is one among the
best conducted publicliouses in the State.
and has justly carried 4 wide spread repa,a.
ton. The above, however, contains an err
rcr. We suppose tie extensive wing" al
luded to refers to the splendid front now be-
ing built by Mr.. Shgfer and which joins
the Tallmadg House. Mr. ShefTer has
went to great expense and pains in ctE-
structing a large four story brick5 part Of
which he intends using in connection with
his Hotel, and we make tnese remarks IL
correct the impression Of the MssSengsr.-
Pluce. the laurels on Uncle Fred's brow.
AaOttsr Mlaacloiy Accident On Tues
day last we mentioned that a son of Mr..
Graybill, lad met with a serious accident
while engaged in driving horses attached TO
a tbreshing machine, having bis leg torn off,
and we are this evening aesin called upon
to record 4 similar unf9rtunate and heart
jrending accident to a son of Mrs. Mesmore,
a widow lady near Carroll, IN this county.
The accident occurred last evening, aud the
young mans leg was so terribly mangled
end laceraied az to require amputation
close to TIE body.
We are not sufficiently acquainted with
the mechanism ofthese machines to point
out defects or suggest improvements; but II
seems to US I! method might be adoptet
whereby the life and limbs Of those working
them might not be endangered. One fault
however, we have frequently noticed on the
part Of parents in allowing their children to
work around these machines in the most
dangerous places. None other than tbs
most experienced haifa should have contro
of the feeding department, and equal carr
should betasen in selecting a hand to drivr
the horses attached to the machine. At al
events, we trust that something will be dom
to decrease the number of these calamitie.
which Of late have shocked the minis Of thu
public. If no improvement can be made il
the construction ofthese machines TO rem
der life seenre; let more care be taken b,
those who work them.
Taaxl&--our thanks are due to Hon. B
F. Wade of the United States Senate, 70
a copy Of the Report ofC,l. Graham on tn
Mexican Boundary. Also, for a copy of ad
dresses delivered IN the Senate and Hous
of Representatives, en- the death OF Dante
Webster.
Aceident.-We regret to learn that job
Gud;ner, of Greenfield township, fell int
the cellar early this morning while maxim,
, preparations to go to market, and disloca
: ted his shoulder. lie came to the city i'm