davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-01
McM hork mmrkei.

Nsw YoKK, August 5o.-FIoGr. demand
good foE western and state; prices I2k bet
ter; sales western canal s55 b5i 5.s7@5Se
for common 20 stFuit state; 5.37@5.66 for
mixed 10 fancy Mich end Ind; 5,4495,56
for common " good Ohio,
WAeat--DemaDd good prices 10 3 cts
better; sales 5000 bu good Ohio t.si;Is-
900 bu prime Genesee I,3G9l,37.
Rye-SaIes 1900 bu nj soc.
Corn-Unsound 75@75I; white 1875
western missed 75@76;
Whisky--Demand fair; 251@253 for O.
.hio.
POrk--oaiet u.s. 7@l5, for mess; H.
75@l2,s7 for prime.
Beef--7.6O for country mess; 5,758s,25
for country prime.
Lard--Firm; II@lIl.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-01
FARrI FOR SALE.

THERE'will be offered at public sole,on Saturday,
L the LIST day of October, 1873, at the door Of the
court house, in the city OF Lancaster, between 10 o.
clock, A. NJ aud 4 o'clock, P. NJ, that FINE FARM
and tract ofland, lately owned BY George Kline, late
of Fairfield county, deceased.
This firm is situate two miles North of Lancaster
Is composed of l60.acres, more or less, Ibeing an entire
quarter) Has on it good springs and running water
atine Orchard, two dwell ing houses and a barn. and
yation-the residue good timber land. Possession
will be given the ist Of April next, except as to the
growing crops. The title is good beyond a question.
Terms one-third in hand on the day Of sale, residue
in two equal payments at one and two years, with In
terest from the time possession shall be given.
JOHN BARR, Executor
QfLhs Estate of George Kline, deceased
Auguat5l. BY JOHN d MARTIN, Attorney.
aFEagle and Telegraph insert until day OF sac.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-01

IL lhis eify on Ssbbalh the l4tll ~isstant,
THOMAS STURGEON, yousges, child q
Daniel ond ETA Siaard,
The death Of = ehildis 40 event indeed OF
.eoipm0n oceurrencei yet connected with are
some Of the my teries Of Gods wonderful
Providence, Why are not our eh1len
spared longer, whe0 parental AFT -ction so
years to retain them; and when 70 poets Of
Usefulness seem to open before them. May
an answer may Indeed be civ, d by thought-
fIl -easol or BY earnest faith, to the anxious
inquiries 81 rhs afflicted heart. But when W,
have s,oken Of their exposedness 10 lem TIA
ton, their removal from the evil TO come
an1 their happy abode now @ith Him who
a : shat such islhe Kingdom Of Heay n
there remains over and above this. the con.
sola ion that their sufferings and our sym.
~pataies are not lost in our education loI
eternal life. And how well is this expressed
In The beautiful ines OF the poet Southey
Oh when a mother meets on high
The babe she 10 I in Infancy;
Hath she not there FOR ailneT esfes,
The day Of NO, the watChiul night,
For all her Sorrows all her tears,
And oyerpsyment OF delight
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-01

RECKONING THEIR HosT.--The
groggeries and puppet shows that sprung up
with the rapidly Of the prophets gourd, and
as plentifnlly as Egyptian frogs, in the vi
cinity ofthe Crystal Palace, now present a
mournful spectacle. Public sentiment
struck them with bliglesand miIdew, and a
bout half of them rave already disappeared.
Buildings are left in an Unfinished state; and
esNminous words "to let" are conspicu-
ously placarded The owners calculated
too. largely upon the deprayi:y of the race,
Y! Jour. of Com.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-01
Markets.

CLEVELAND, August 3O.-Wheat--4oOO
bu northern mixed sold a6Oat previous TO
steamers news at ! 90, aud l.07 offered for
white aioat. Since news no sales. Hold
ers advanced 2 or 3 cts & bu.
Corn-Steady; sales 1000 ba at 5Sc.
Flour-Strait brands superine 4.50@4,-
SO; fancy 4.63@4,75 aud superior extra so
5,25.
Freights-Fiour TO Tonawanda Buffalo
and Dunkirk I0c;grain do Sc; -four to o.
wego 25c; grain do SIC; -four to Ogdens-
burg SOC; grain do6A@7c.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-01
TEETH! TEETuM TEETH!N

lTNRS. ORDER & WILLIAMS D~ENTIsTS,-oT,
~ yrcE opposite the Tsllmadge House, at the old
stand. Those having deeayed teeth, as well az those
who have no teeth, are invited to call, with the as
surance that they can fill carious teeth SO as TO save
them and render them useful during life. Artificial
teeth inserted, from one to a full set, on gold plates,
and warranted to answer the purpose Of the natural
organs in the most satisfactory manner, Being per
done will not incur the risk incident to the employ
ment. ortrausient Dentists. They do not feel dispos-
ed to fill teeth partly with tin foil, and then finish the
plug by inserting alayer Of gold on top, and then
charge the price Of q gold plug, like some profession
al men ofgreat note and pretensions have been doing
June 10, lS53--6m6.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-01
TIE GREAT HAT STORE, a
Roth Wholesale and Retail. q

n. Fielding has just received from New York and
5phiIadeInhiaa one Of the largest stock OF Hats and
Gaps that has ever come to this city oithe latest i'm
nroyed STYLES, embracing every variety Of snaps,
rraS,s ana Sizes. consisting Of the lata spring STYLED
Mole skim Hat, unsurpassed in Ohio for durability and
Gneness. Also, Young Mems Hats Of all kinds -
summer Hats consisting Of Panama, from 81 10 "a;
Pedal,Gnd China Strair; ~ atd and L.eshorn; Ma
| Fine Otter and white Beaver for summer, the late
snrinar stvle Cassimer Hat, weighing only 4 ounces.
All sorts ofBoy's aud Children's Fancy Hats, Fur
and Wool, and Straw, Also a few Ladie'slate styled
reasonable terms, lower than ever before.
MayI4, 1863. ROBERT FIELDING.
N. b. Country Merchants will do we'll by calling
and examining my stock before buying elsewhere
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-01

PorsoxrxG.-Thoussnds Of parents who use Yer
mlmge composed of csstcr oil, ~ealune1. ctr. are NOT
aware that while they appear to benefit the patient,
they are actually laying the Foundation for a Sc
ries of disease, loss of sight, weakness Of limbs etc.
In another column will be found the advertisement
Of Hohensack's Medicines, to which we ask the alton
ton of all directly interested in their own as well as
their children's health. In liver complaints and al
disorders arising from those of a bilious type. should
mike use Of the only genuine medicine, Hobensack''
Liver Pill.
lF"Be mol deceivcd,'' but ask for Hob peaks
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and observe th't each
has the signature of the proprietor, J n. Hobensack
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-01
morLef

BUFFALO, August 30.-Flour-SlIes "a
90 bbls goodto choice Ohio aud Mich. al A.
75@4,87.
Wheat-Quiet, sales 5000 bu white Ohio
ITO; 1900 bu mixed do I,01.
Corn--Nothing doing.
Canal freights firm at 6e@si on flour; II
on wheat aud l2 on coru to N. Y.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-01
NEW GOODS,

QUALITY & CHEAT IN PRICES
WYE are now in the receipt of our New Spring
wv and SUMMER Stock o GOods, in all their
parietg in the
DRY GOODS. QUEENS AND GLASSWARE,
SHOE AND HARDWARE LINES, &c. SC.
Which we offer to the public as the most Interesting
and cheapest stock Of Goods brought TO this market
10 which we invite the public attention, and which
zoe toiH sell OF the most reasonable terHs, At the Old
Store Room, FIRST doure East OF the Swan Hotel.
WHITE, Jr. s. JULIAN.
Lancaster, April %, 1853. dSwsmol
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-01
Guardian Sac.

az tho 9th day of September, 1853. at 10 o'clorl
VA. NJ on the premises will be sold TO the high.
est b dder the following real estate, as the property
Of Carolus and Lewis d. C. Deffenbach, minor chill.
dren of Geo. W. Deffcnbaeh, deceased, to wit Tho
East half ofinlot number seventy. nine, in the village
of Lithopolis, Fairfield county. Ohio, subject to the
dover Of tina widow of ten dollars per year. Ap.
praised at $3.50. Terms Of sale-one half cash il
hand, and one half in one year with interest secured
by mortgage. LYDIA DEFFENDACH, Guard
an, &c. HENRY c. NOBLE, Attorney.
August 10th 1853. d-it-w-4t.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-01
CLOTHING! CLOTHINGi
$40, 900 Worth Of Spring, Summer and Fal
Clothing, and Furnishing Goods,
NOW on HAND AT THE OLD SoToRious
Checkered store.

NOW On HAHU At TIE ULD NULOEIUDH
Checkered Store.
w z are now prepared TO elothe the living spirit
w Of Our country. The Farmer. Mechanic and
day laboFer, not forgetting the ProGcssion--the Law
yer, Doctor and Preacher; also. the gentleman OF
leisure. The Artist and even down to the most an
tasiic exquisite, can be accommodated with every
thing in the furnishing line, from topic toe We
cannot possibly mention. in a single advertisement
The many articles 10 our line. But c~ertaiEly Il is an
item in the history ofold Fairfield county, that moth
ing in the clothing line has ever been offered in this
city that can bear the most dist-anticomparison 10 the
quantity and quality of the piles ofelothing we NOW
lay before yog for your inspection. Every article
in our line L warranted. Youths and BOYS clothing
on hand. CoULEHAN &Co
May -, 1859.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-01

ETAnother expedition to explore the
Niger, win soon be fitted, out by the. Eng
lish Admiralty, with a view ofopeuing new
sources Of commerce, Great hopes that il
will be more successful than the former are
entertained, as the mortality on the African
coast has oflate very much decreased.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-01

WHEELING, Aug. 29.--Twenty-eight kegs
of gunpowder, which had been drnyed from
the warehouse to a boat at the wharf, ex-
ploded on the landing this evening. The
drayman was instantly killed, and another
man fatally injured. The explosion was
terrific; nearly every pane OF glass, and the
most Of the sash in the houses on Water
street were broken by the concussion. The
cause OF the explosion is unknown.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-01
YoffR TEETH.

nocroRs Scorr B KIsG have formed a partnership,
- for the purpose Of practicing DENTISTRY
They guarantee cnfire satisfaction in setting Artificial
Teeth. and fill (plug) teeth to arrest decay and pro-
serye them for life. Their Office is the same recent
" occupied by DIR. King, in Connelfs Row, where
thew will be most happy 10 see their friends who
II. SCOTT. HM. II. KING.
Lancaster, June ii. 1853. smb,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-01
COMMERCIAL IHTKILIaE1cE.


We quote -four AIS 4So; Wheat s7@
90; Corn 455 Oas 30s Rye so. Other ar
ticles unchanged. The weather d ecol and
pleasant, with Indications Of rain.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-01
Piano fnr Sale or licnt.

TTNHE subscriber has on hand a Piano. which hrs
4 been in use about a year, Of good tune and finish
and from one Of the best manufactures in Germany :,
August 4, 1853. 3m-pd. PHILIP LANCE.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-01
MILL PROSPERITY AND COAL ND LA
FOR ALE

UvHE undersigned wishes to dispose Of his STEAM
IL MILL and local FARM, situate in Perry county,
Obio. one. half mile from the town of New Lexington
n the Cincinnati. Wilmington & Zsnesville Rail Road.
The Farm contains 100 acres of beautiful land, In
A high state Of cultivation, with a good Fruit Orchsrd
and several never-ailing springs ofexcellent water.
On it are the Mil NOV in successful operationl and
ten Dwelling Houses, Store blacksmith Shop, Stables
Sheds, &c. The Mill is supplied with coal from the
vein now opened on the premises, by means Of RAJ
cars, at an expense not exceeding two cents per bnsh-
eli. The capacity Of the vein is sufficient to continue
the supply at the same cost as above at least for the
next Thousand years to come
Also, 1860 acres OF excellent LAND, situate in the
county aforesaid. ,hree.fourths Of a mile from tht
R,il Road and two miles from New Lexington. witt
Dwelling House, Fruit Orchard. Springs, &c Sew
enty acres are, cleared and the balance covered VIII I!
a heavy growth Of excellent timber This farm j
valuable for its coal anil TiGhcr, being only three
(ourths of a mile from a steam Saw Mill, lately erect
ed on the above mentioned Rail Road.
i viii sell the above premises all together. or i
parcels, 10 suit purchasers, on very favorable terms
GTFor further Information apply TO the sub
scriber, on the premises. Il. Z.
August 18th, lh53.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-01

Coutt OF Common PIros, FafFaeid Coanul
IN PARTITION.
Robert = Toee " N=hey rie lsiieg1
Delohs and Mary peleag BIS VIE Y tela4A
souaty Ohio. aeaJosePhf eols, q tossieg seses
.FItaE ssd Desndsuts WI t.ke pot,e iAss On NJ
~ 6h day ofAplll. A. u lto4 tie seit Robert =.
Tpnle lieda ftidqn N DE count u roiHtuon Plea
Of Fairfield county. ohte, Nhffe tue sesna = now
pehdHg, demanding partition 81 chs iollo~At pro-
misses. siiuae in SAID oouaty. sud ku1an ~ heiae ne
Vest halls 81 The shnfhwttf CuaItar % SecucA ~.
u. ia Township No. 70, 81 Rsssa No. ~
A}sO-Tbe following drscrilod Lei. situate IN -
.ruunfy u Fsiff-l3, kho9t ~ hairg part ~ ~
Northwest Qearter u Section No. "a. 81 TfWnrhlg
No 10, 10 Range No ", beginning a. : nion8 o. tt1
half section line ~ Pefrhes ? hhks last Of the souif'
west e3Fnero f Said Quarfer section end fuhuins
from thence East 10 chains 80 iinkstoa po4i On rhd
half section lines thence Moth 80 deggees West ~
cha ins 20 links 70 a posl: t1enre Sntth - degcoo4
West 50 liahy 20 a pod, thence North bodrgfgtsA
chain so links 10 . post on Tho Wesiisnk a. tialfs
creek; thence South IL chains and % links 10 fha
Plsee = OF beginning, being same tract on which tae
Cardihg fsetofy l. efte'ed sna containing ten acres
more or las The slid Robert 4 Tonle dfIaArds
that partition DO made Of said ~prtisites - ipilowS
70 the said Robert Z fooie three nth; ~ the sslt
Mary Dsong ons-hfth; 20 the aid Jos~ph Foole ohaA
fifth. and To said Nancy roolo dover IN the whole.
A The next on Ocieber Term o. sad coulfAn aP-
p~iicaiion viii hs mads by The undsrsigned, for "a or
Ter that partitions may bs mads &e., Of said premises-
J. B.& D MARTIN, Attsysior Demaueant
August rs, 1858 SWiS
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-01
9MAN KNOW THYsELF.'
An ~I1valnable Book for % Cents.
EVERY FAMILY s40JLE HAVE A COPY
5000 no.,

-.H
Ah i1NdiitDie IooA Tor 20 Sents.
EVERY FAMILY S40JLS HAVE A COPY
nnnn poyrrx som 80 frss IaAn rnnfH
.OUUU ssasr,,x a ne,S r.iitSon revised ana
improved igst issssd.
H. Ufyrra,s Mantek1 M.rrs1. .no .r.rn
900 800 .U~ EVr1gnyyn- Con lining - ou,Iine
of tbs or;sin. prosress. trests.ent and c1re ofeyery
rorn ~ X case sontrasted by promiseuous sexual
jo,sr,anr.s he elf abuse. or III seSust eNeess, with
,dvirc az their rreyentior. Written m 4 famibar
til ,vaidin0 al'nsdiesI ferimiraiftfaa. and everv-
ming thst wo9M ofFen5 tRe ear or aeeency, from he
yasr1, az some t,ycpfy wears shccessfui ~prsttice. ex.
rIus:yely lsvnie5 10 ibs cure Of dirnsses Of 4 dell,
eate or 5rivsfe 4. tara
To ,y,irb Il aSded re-eint, for he eure If the :.
sose Aise,ses ana ! Irsa,isa on the causes svmptoms
"a ea,s III Inc Fever and Aane. ar. fsvsnIy.6ve
ees,s , corr. six coDiss one doror: xiI be- forwarded
~ ~ az ~ rbe United sfstestb IN MIL. Tree 81 post.
see, .I4Jrsss. postaes paid. i'osdan geo. Publish
e5s. ortbox Ig6. Po,IOfiee. Phi adelpl,ia
TN. e vritba1t exeep,;an the mast comprehen4
Al a and inteIIiaibIe work pubIished on ne class or
di,eases oTEhish ifLrsats. Avoiding ali technical
fsrrns h ,.ayssFes ifssif 10 there sou Of is readers
n H. rse fresp IN obioetionsble marer. and 40 pa.
rent. borever f~asfidiouq. can object 10 placing II IN
he bsaf. oF III sons. TasauthSr has devoted many
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-01
IIIONGENE LANIPS.

N ECONOMY, comfort and avoiding grease on Car
pets, &c. They only need being seen to induce any
o,e 10 purchase them: The public reinvitedtoeal
AID see them ~ the city Drug Store.
LAneaster June 36, EDWARD 9. sLoCUM.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-01

New York, Aug. 3O.--The Salt Lake
mails reached independence yesterday. 1t
had fallen into a deep creek, aud the letters
were thoroughly soaked.
All the trains had passed Fort laramie.
The Mexican troops were approaching FL
Paso, intending to keep possession of the
Messilla Valley where the Mexican A &c
was waving, and would continue SO, until
our troops arriv ed.
The Mexican troops were deserving in
large numbers.
One thing is certain, that should hostili-
ties break out in New Mexico, a majority of
the inhabitants will leave for the United
States.
The Independent Democrats last eve
ming appointed delegates to attend the
| State Convention to be held in Utica inSep'
TENDER. John p. Hale is one of them.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-01

urHH.
CALIFORNIA ITEMs.-Durlng July 25,2S7
passengers arrived at, and l6, l5l sailed
from San Francisco. OF The arrivals, 3,747
were females, and $50 children.
The Catholics of California are preparing
a ring weighing over II ounces, and valued
at $500, as a present for DR.. Newman, Of
London.
Brick and stone masons are in great de-
mand in San Francisco at Sl2 per day, aud
scarce atthat. 1t issaid many improvements
are suspended for want of workmen.
The "Hugh Birckhead," lying at Long
wharf, San Francisco, is discharging a very
handsome specimen of Baltimore pressed
brick, intended for the dwelling house which
Mr.. Menomy is now erecting.
The PRINCIPAL clothing stores OF San Fran
cisco are Hereafter TO be closed on Sun
days.
During the past three years, $664,464
have been paid;in SanFrancisco for licenses,
and 1866, 7o7 for taxes on r%ealland personal
property.
The Grand Division of the Sons of Tenn
perance of California, met in San Francis
co on the 30th ult. Rev. Mr.. Taylor, form
erly of Baltimore, delivered an address to
the ~assemblage.
The clipper ship Contest has arrived al
San Francisco in 80 days from New York,
She performed the extraordinary feat o.
making 4.o27 miles in Is days-which j:
equal to crossing the Atlantic from New
York to Liverpool, 5000 miles in eleven and
three quarter days.
/, Gambling was being carried on in Sar
Francisco to a great extent by Cinnamon.
Great opposition existed between the riva
:. boats on the Sacramento, and fare had beer
q reduced as low as fifty cents.
A specimen Of California oats, nine fee
Eve inches high, was to be sent to tn
Worlds Fair at New York.
: The barque Hugh Birckhead, which arriv
ed at San Francisco from Baltimore, Jul
. 10Th, was off Cape Horn l6 days in heav
gales. Crossed the Equator June II, ]
!. Ion.2 III, after which time had light whit
from N. to N. N. e., Was at anchor tw
l days of Point Reyes, in a thick fog. n
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-01
WANTED,

A smart, intelligent young man, who can read AMI
"A write and has some knowledge in the retail gro
Gerry trads. MAMMALIAN %tANI'
Lancaster, July 18th 1859. O-im.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-01

WN. CONNER. Secretary
The attention OF property holders is respectfully
called to the superior advantages Tor Fire. Marine,
Gad Ilaad Iasaraare offered by the
PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY
The undersigned has been furnished with blank
/ policies. sieued by the officers of the company; also
with blank renewal receipts, for continuing policies
already issued, and Is duly authorized and prepsfed'
as Agent of said company, TO make INSURANCE. for any
period oftime, not less than one month nor greater
than seven years. upon buildings or their contentsSoc-
cupied as DbosHiags, Stores, Warehouses, ChHrches,
Lofe's, BGaks, Court HOUSES, CoHegsSi GeI SSs7
AGE BY FIRE Also, Oh DRT GooDs.
iGRocRRIEs. MkyuFAcruRED GoRDs,' ,PRoDUcE;
l~iousEHoLD FURSITuRE, LAVE STocS, and every
other description Of MEFcHANDIzE and PERsoEAL
P~RoPEaTY, shippe4o or 20 be shipped per good Steam
"A best or borts ITO and from points on the Western
Waters. OF between Eastern Cities, iva Lakes roth
er inland route, and any town IN me hes.etheounrS
AIzo- on Shipments Of Goods, Wares and Merchants
disc, per good vessel or vessels, between New Or,
leans and Eastern ports--between New Orleans and
other Gulf ports-between al American ports and
! English or European ports. or to any other maritime
mort whatsoever in the Atlantic waters, against the
4 Prris oc1he Seas. at Rates Of Premium as Lotcas
those Of any opler hcspoasiyte tS.He4lor-
? crfcsted 70 the su perior advantages and convenience
} OF Insurance at home, under an open Policy COW
.ering snipnentsby specific endorsemerts. or under
= aCoffract Pottcg, covering all shipments what
I ever during any agreed period-at current rates q
: premium chsrgedby other eofnpaBies-for account o.
applicant 'oI whom itmay concern. Losses prompt
w adjusted under the supervision Ofthe undersigned
Zeal Agent. and payabla 10 bank funds, on The spot
or If desired, at.Neio York, Boston, Philadelphia
BaItimoFe, tharlesfon, Resv Orleans, ST. L0ihs
Lopisr.Ile- Pittsburgh, OF ahy other agreed point y
the Uuited States.
For further information respecting rates OF preml
um, etc, apply to the undersigned.
VIM p. CREED, Agent Tor Lancaster and Fairfiei
County. l4-4w.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-01

0c5-The Kentucky papers announce that
Prof. Beni. w Dudley, OF Lexington, the
founder Of Transyivania University the old
est surgeon in America, and one ofthe most
eminent in the world, is now stricken with
disease. from (which no hopes are entertain
led, OF his recovery.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-01

la their insane haste 10 build alters to the
Goddess of Liberty, they, Il notresiraiaed,
would soon defle. ifpot overthrow the walls
other temple erected by our revolutionary
patriots. The ylgilant eyes OF monnrchists
are now sparkling with delight, for they see
that Dehocfatlc propsgsndism wiilnaturally
oyerlehp itself and destroy The cause which
il Processes to reverence. Let US re member
that there is such a thiag as T~elributlys ivsr
ticei and that Pr0videncs never permits d
nation which tramplss His laws under foot
to escape punishment. Our national crimes
will reaction ourselves. The assassin,like
blows that We inAict on our ~neighboring ma
lions viii bring heavy disasters on-our Gov
ernmept. II our course is marked By 10.
justice and blackened by crime, " must en-
%copiiter soon or late uday Of recknning. No
man chershes a vice that does not, adder.
like, sting his owa bosom, and what is true
Of an Individual 10 true Of a nation. II we
wish to succeed in our political experiment,
we must be goseraed BY the immutable laws
Of truth and right and justice, winch Heaven
has deoreed to be necessary to the success
Of men and nations. Our neighbOrs may be
weak; but there isa higher Power which
can and will aVenge all the injuries and bar
baraties that we may heap upon them.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-01

WHAT was irs-This is the inquiry in
Central Ohio. About , O'Clock, the morn
Ing Of ugast goth, explosions were heard
at Dayton. Piquu, Troy, &c, Of a singular
aud startling character. Most persons de-
scribe the sound as unlike anything that
they had ever heard. while they compare it
TO distant thunder, cannon, &c. Houses
were sensibly shaken by the reports. Sey-
CT al persons in Miami county saw two me-
teOrs .pqss swiftly along the ..hOrison at the
time these noises were heard, which they
describe as about the size Of a barrel and
very brilliant. At Troy the people in the
Court House rushed out at the shaking Of
the building, supposing it was the shock Of
an earthquake
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-01

FREEso1L NoMIEATtoNs.--On Saturday
afternoon, the Freesoil Convention assem-
bled, according to adjournment. The bust
ness committee reported a series Of resolu-
tons, among others, Recommending the
nomihationsof an entire ticket, which was
finally adopted;
Senaior-Dr.t =. w. Durant, of Blendon.
Representatives. -Aianson Bull, L, G. Van
Slyke, Of Columbus.