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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-23
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MsD eteameysTbs shipa prsieE tis lina are ths

Thtss ships bsyo been buis by esntack expressly for
service; has taken
ion in their en.eta to strength ed
and sher passengers
elegance end comfort 500
Frss OF p-sssss IRON New vsrk Liverpsol 10 drsA
calm eiT; tn aesnd osbin. $40 Exelpsye axtxs
size stAter0am, SEQ.
From LIVERPOOL N New York, Gao and EaD.
An expcrienssj snygson attached 90 each ship
No In al nj far
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-23

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sAsrln 1G5AEpsv,
s0EpSY EVE MING.
Aususr % 1853
csSp"ss containing full particulars win b sh'riy
MADAME TaE BARONESS JULIE DE BERG,
w r,aoisse from vtenn%-papi Of Liss and ihalbers,
'e' Tiksf SsSsS me- Scrsr IN AMERICA
Ar $3.50 s1os H, oSsSsa A'G s4sS q
xApsa si Hns sisis' M ~ :,
The f :sii1. su TEGs.,l'''
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The celebrated pianist;
and 3 GkA Nd OkCEESTni
Admission enc dollar; secured ssa . two dollars
% Yslass Ss 81 HAN
am ana nos sna II.
Assor, Irving, and Prescott Houses.
RucKLErs OPERA HOUSE, CHINESE HALL, 500
s syS ns the suSh
T. ssn the sr II
40 Rke~iss al peratio chorussS sung by ether
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honor Of that che Concerts Of company vii
siaAous ssis.,sS" cassest scananoss s ssisoi Aa
<. sfsnoP 'b6 51iliIsss. Musical p.r.c.or.
Whsg.ssToH CIRCUS conNHs or THIRTY
Thompson Proprietor
sns now sSs ss$ y CARNIVAL OF vns1cz
EVERY AFTERNOON
sh' week. b Addos sfsR ne STPnS ~ tAa
svery asssrOon ard avsntos
Aanisson 70 all parts o. the hoaaa % ear "a
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sS%ssbpS sSs2iss c., No 50 wan .s,s..
JOIN Co., s S a. Es Par. a assass
p. s ". no. 10 accountable
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asfsoi therein expressed. S''' '''' SA' 80 A'a'
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DACKET5 TO HAvRE-SECOND LlNN.-TEE POl-
j. Lowing ships viii leave Havrs On She 18th AID New
ork ON tho LIST VI each month";
From Now York From EsyrN
snip ST DENNIS Jan. 4. Feb. ID.
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Sip ST NICHOLAS. J Fob !. Mar IL.
OA9 toBa burthen, JnpoI. Jlly g.
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No~ ship AE&CURY, J MARI. Apr. i6.
lao tons hurthea, JusyI Arg. 10.
II. D Luna m ss+e., N0v.l Doc. Ia.
Slip WILLIAM TELL } Apr 1. May ~
tnew) 200 tons hur'hen,$ Aug l. Sop To-
james unck, nastef Dec ]. Jan. H.
with al requisite articles for tho comfort and
Of snd commanded by Ct experencc 10 sbo
trade Tho pros Of pas-age 10 Seo, without ginoa or
liquors Coods cent tho Subscribers will bs forwarded
REQ any charges but tsoss actually In CURED
BOYD y HiACK.N, Ageata, l6a Pearl street.
StTEhM COMMUNICATIONS BETWEEN NEW YORK
- and Ercnen.--HssT1aB Hail Line The sids whoel
steamer EANSA. 200 tens, SAd GAAAANIA, 1000 tsns.
vii sail ~ fcSlows:
ShoM
GerMaLia. Auzua5 L. September Z.
HaEna A1eos. ~. September 20.
Passsgo from New fork tH bsenen.--
First % Din 500 Second cabin. SO
For freight cr easssys spplp 20
OaLnICUS CO. 80 Broad strssA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-23
WATCHES, JEWELLERY, ssc.


NCLD AND SILVER WATCHES DIAMONDS AND
" jewsiry GEO. z. ALLEN, importer, Nc. II Wall
street. near Broadway, ses md floor.
JULES JURoENszN wArCnEs,
WarrGx ted Perfect time keepers from $50 to $3.50
COOPER WATCHES,
INDEPENDENT
Er quarter second ~sSches for fDng horses fo - $50
CHROK0BErERs,
Splendid pscses ehrouometo-s, Perfect time 49, 80
Ecnr DAY wArCuKs,
Which eight days with vtDdipg. N0 - IJ
ENAMLL WATCHES,
Fer sdss, some In hunting ........ 50 TO 100
DIAMOND WATCHES,
Fer ladies, some In magic ........ 30 to 80
wArCHpe,
Which change into three different waiehes 100 70 175
wAT0NES WHlCu WIND
And turn the hay de without key IS to 40
Krans WATCHES AT vERY Low PRICES.
Fire COLE lpire vatshes four holes jows.sd. q
Cod e.. mslIed atsssa IL. .ho ladies'. IS
Gold English ps tent levers. %
Gold English paent levers hunting eases. ...... 81
silver patent levers as Low aS.. i6
Diamond earrings psns bracelets aagas riggs, and
FOR sale at much less than the usual prices
All kirds Of COLA shaina purs gold wedding xpss geld
heys and oals geld and pspes gold aud evef thin
bes bracelets treastpins cuff pins lockets, earrinS
gold and silver sseetaeles Ecs toctbpcs chara ehae
lain chains, "a
eterisng silver spoo2s oup forks pie kaivsa HapAia
rings iruit knives, wedding cake knives, 90.
Watches and ewslry exchanged All watches warranted
&c keep good Gnee9r the mo- ~ scen-red
All kinds ches clocks cleaned repaired IL
the best ct much less than tho usual pees
superior workman, AID warranted.
atcbes mail express all parts Of Tho UIssa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-23

WORK FAMILY HOTEL-EzW BRIDGE STREET.
ludgats Hill, london The above house esntraty
situated has excellent coffee twelve prvets
sitting rooMs between forsy AID aty light airy bedrooms
good smoking room, warm, cold and shower baths Alway
wants. The New York Herald Is hied THos. QUARTER
MAINE Aso proprietor Of tho Gro npd Seeptre Tavss
Grenwich tenders his grateful tharas 80 his American
friends eor tho avors he aa long enjoyed at thor banda
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-23

nOEn OnO TO LOAN, on BOND AND MORT
pZ0U.UUU sage, IN ssms % ,s,, az pieaa', on pro
sr sss ss oco and AZ 70 lind 81 SIX Ger q.
y.sI tate in this ely. Apply 70 A. SERGEANT, 10
Wall tver
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-23

a new VIII boar sinn!sn.ly nrxt 0rrlns Plants new
tho country INCLUDING many and very 10 snd
Rsto Sorts recent resolved from EUROPE Dssorptvo priced
catalogues gratis Plants pacaed with ye,.t orr gs ry
part of tho United states Address D. NJ WATSOSs Old
Colony Nurseries, plymouth. Hsss CARRIAGE paid 20 NaS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-23

& sryy HOTEL. az AND ~, DRCADTAH C0HNAa Os
Howard street Now orb, 10 orsn for the aeocra
odat,on VI the Dabe The house hes emily bsen atss
superior nahHer. The aho-s hots! conducted on abe
PLAN and the proprietor caits me patronage
sS term e xussss Ard ths vsrg pnhlie In 6enss
aEoAGn ". HA1PxIL Rrspr3eSoa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-23
~rADArr MORrOw. snygNTU pAUoUrxR ON A

M seventh daughter end descendant Of line Of assro
orcrs reaehing hack oeytEs will gvs lndios private
eetures all The eyents q lxe regard to health wsah
s wonderful astrologis IN tho world that
been known She win tell thnir thoughts and
will chow TIE Nhenoeses OF their tended husbands
aad absent fi,nds Which has estcnished thousands during
time. rs BrooTe atret. tetkeen Cannon ana Columbia
Gentlemen mot admitted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-23

DHPLATINQ.-oLD WARE REpLATED EQUAL 10
Ii new 81 the lowest possible pSioes end Rrranssd well
Soma So9ss sent 70 ths plstes factory Ig Csntre stfoo
~ - at q =" - -" 1900
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-23

Culver PLATED ON GERMAN SILVER, TABLE
~ castors baskets table and dessert forks and s,ons
10 a. DOZEN Ivory handle cutlery. Cornelius h Co
solar lamps, rrapdolee mantel eaDdlebras aa fxture
chandeliers pendants, &c ALEER hOhGAN TO- William
street botweon Falton and Ann, onposita tle ahureh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-23

Thh ShIhbRAIfD Pr /: skshAN, swEDs ~
anthology phy sognomy sigma Gc Ho con consulted in
n.ticss conforming ioye, marriage. ras' PRESENT e1d
futurc events in lfc. mr. b. has trvslsd through the
reator art o. the world Gurus ths last forty two
and "a wbpg 20 give The most factory Informs.
ton Ea,iea and geLsfmau you wish 70 10 happy sud
lucky honor Mr. s. with call Nstytios calculated Tor
s5es and gentlemen and be sent 10 any Of -ts
world. Bs resil,nco - No ~ Oa9mb0ss sSrse., pear
Greenwich rreet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-23

AIRS. brewster FroNraIL ApEIPatA, rxNDgHl
vl her esrrees To ttc Ladies and gontioeu f this otSc
IL astrcoy. loyo sut law matters interpreting dreams
&C. by bocks and ciczcs ovastcay relied BY Napoleon
and VIII toll tie name q tho Lady gentleman they Wiz
yarry slf0 tc &c ta vers Residence No. 70 0YsAt
Jcn street. ef 3oTc-y Ladicr ~ etc. csntlsman H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-23

TyHAN0E OF PIER or THE MORNING LINE FOR
Albsny and intern sdate Landings 20 albany
-sess served board. On and after Monday Aagast
wai win leave the steamboat pier at foot Of street,
Monday Wednesday and Friday ut oelock NJ and
arrive At Ahar IN time foz the tr-ns gosg No
enruae kavs Albany Tuesday Thursday sd Sstur
Sey, at o'oech. A. H. N b This boat aJrrras At Tn3
In time to ko tho at hudson FOR sp~nra
and also touches at Yonhers each Aas-sss -xsT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-23

AIRS. ALVIN, RENowNgB IN EUROPE FOR Hss
AVE- skill IN forcsesns tn, future, In, arrived and will
furnish Intelligence about 81 o-oupstsDoes Of Iife she
nterprsss law matters end love- By astroiogy books
ind seenes and tells 10 ladies' and goatomen che nao OF
he thsy Will also The Of hsr visitors
Mrs Alvin speaks the English. French and German Ian
gnaees Reside Is Evirgton street. sta.rs usar The
Bowery. Ladies' nifty Genes gsntieasr isAr. Oics
houra from A. N, till d Z. IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-23
AS'r0OLdsi n.

INXTRA-PuDIIC NOTICE IS HEREBY OWN
II tina. Mra ROEBER It9 Wsst Fshtoenth strcst is ths
only that true Information h interesting AZ
ni.. through fe the present aud future oveIs
Her profession 10 with tho planets BSr and science true
those who hnvo nsuised IRA Roedcv
tho truth Of her M n tia above soencc Her
spyead throughout TIM United States with the st
profound con tho pubic SIZE IL steS by persons
hshs respeots to their entire satafacticn in
regard healh wealth. marriages. love Affairs journeys
Law suits ateept snd s;ohncss and deeth Beware of ina
position aud remember her r3eDoe LAP West Eighteenth
nfo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-23

The first named 81 wL.eb will DO despatched from England
Tor g. dpcy ehS July the others follow
OF one month. CHAMPION WErTON, Secretary,
90 Moor,ate street London.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-23

n HOOKING BIRDS FOR SALE - TEN SPLENDID
MI young May birds lately arrived from .npch These
rds Be sold ut the low poe Of 81 eaoh warranted
als hifda Apply at sc FourLa street. after O'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-23

THE TRANSFER HOOKS OF THE NEW YORK CRN-
tral Railroad Company ili be opened 1t odce
DUNCAN. SHERMAN co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-23

NsABAME D yHT SEVENTH DAUGHTER OF
street short suo only whore one oaa DO oonsutsd IN
know that surround them likewise thsis
fuyfe prospects, should call CARLY Ladies' Is cents goa
y,emen 90 cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-23

ANEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT, VIA
IN Kew yerssy Railrosd.-Unieed s.eses ard Express
Lines Through forr horrs leave New York fooe ce Cor
snds strost, at and A. A. and IO and 90 PM Leave
and 4s0 and $3.50 PM, from foot Of alnst street. Fare
E 20 FOG SECOND GLASS IN the n from Kew York Ard
" Pm from Philadelphia. Through tickets cold, and
end through kegsase CARRIED for Baltimore
sna snd SO TRAINS and o,nnsotions certain vita
Me ferry fftesn minutes ss1ere the trains leave.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-23

DkMIrTANCES TO ENGLAND. IRELAND AND SCO7.
~ lcndWe issue dssssa by special authority able
I'm ton 1Ank Of London 8elEat Backing Company Of lie
spd and the NAtaonal Bank II seotsna. - axht ard
sHl0s from 81 upwArdA
TAYInR 8kSTHaRs No 70 wan street. Ger pcayl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-23

KlosQyITO BAR.-CARYELE's PATENT PORTABLE
M elastic salash and chain bar, tho host and
rppsnt In the worid ample Tot double hNs pat
ND taken down and paohod In zrus in two niaa
anp5ixa only one quarter foot 81 For sslo at
q. A. HOD0UIEga, rs Rroadwsy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-23

400 TOYS TO arrive In September, lso, 90 tons Amcr
pig iros, Of ayorite rAnos NOS 2en5S II yard for
als By g. o. ROBERTSON, l3j Water street, Pine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-12
CRYSTAL PALACE WEEK In NEW YORK.
Exhibition Of the Industry Of all Nations.
Notices Of Some Of the Most Important Fairs
Which have been Held in the United States
Progress Of American Industry,
DC, Gc., &c

In the HERALD Of the 9th and 11th inst connection
with the forthcoming exhibition of arts and manufac-
tures the products Of the industry Of all nations the
Crystal Palace, we give it some account of the CON-
and fairs of the ancents and of the most ceebrat
ed fairs and exhibitions Of art and industry in Europe
and Asia. Following the plan, we now give brief
useful arts the United States with Of the
Of manufactures which have been held in this country
PROGRESS OF AGRICULTURE.
Agricultural exhibitions have during the last twenty
i've or thirty years. attracted great attention throughout
the United States but u is not object in this article
to give details on this branch Of industry. Agricultural
Improvement we may here remark did engage public
attestion IN the United States until after the American
Revolution. An association instituted In the State
Of New York, in 1901, for the promotion OF ayri.
culture, orts and manufactures, and was ncor
porafed 10 l793 Among the founders were John Jay,
Robert r. Livingston George Clinton, Samuel L. Mitchell
and Others The name of De Witt Clinton appears in the
catalogue of 179s, and he always ardent promo
ter Of agriculture, and the arts sciences useful and
ornamental The transactions Of the society contain
many excellent papers, and exhibit the then condition
agriculture The society found the of culture with
out method in this country, while in Europe great ad
vances had been made in agriculture. An agricultural
treatise published in London in 1778, says-"A CON-
petent knowledge of agriculture is the most useful
science gentleman attain; It is the noblest amuse
ment the mind employ itself in and tends, at the
time to the increase Of private property and pub
lie benefit. Gentlemen who turn their thoughts into
this channel win never want employment and may be
assured Of sitting down from ther aboss With tbs most
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-12

% > Q O 90
are written the eud o each sheet the Japanese Ian
Ruage TIE alphabet written out by Japanese lad
served of time boa the cutter Argus where
be obtained fair owedge OF the gsh Language.
lie left San Frsuciscc, with others Of has counsr ynen
with Camnodole Peny ia order return: but be
peiiei ced delay in reaching his pave soil than
what bs calculated upon he mas returned 10 San Fran
cisco.
Fighth-Tvo most extraordinary small bowls of exqui-
site workmanship. The of these bowls is unknown,
but they would make here articles OF rertu for
Jotdor, and form fitting receptsces for the cards
OF her most par cular frieuos" notes written with
"crow qail slight and new" Each bowl is light that
when taken in the hand the weieh hardly psrceptibe.
They are of the richest vermiion color, edged with
delicate gold stripe and ornamened with the shapes OF
hshes &c, done in colots Of gold silver and light blue,
beautifully intermineled. The whole is polished in
style exceeding that Of any psper mache article have
seen. Lieutenant Pease does not know what material
they made Of Each bowl stands upon small base,
which appears Like little bowl inverted.
Ninth-A very rich and elegant scarf for . lady. of
Japanese GRAPE The fabric 10 exceedingly 6ne and Ia
quite soft and delicate. The ground color Is OF light
orange, and the scarf ngured ovsr with patterns done
in clear light red. This would form quite "a ducs Of
scs for Of fashionable bellies and wa are Ger
tain that Commodore Perry bat manage TO open
up trade win Jeddo thars win b suoh ysvAt stimulus
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-02-10
Eor the DaAg LaneasLer Gaselle


Conclusion Of Patrick Henry's Celebrated Speech
They tell us now, that are weak, adverssries
o.. strong,
But shall we be the more prepared, five the hour
prolongl 10.
Or shall il be when British mghtour struggling power
disarfns,
When every house throughout the land is filled with
conquering arms!
Say shall We hug delusive hope and cling to It's
Till hand and foo, in slavery bound, fall serviIe
racel- GOV. 70
We are not weak, il we but use the ga we hold from
God
For Ireemen armed in freedoms cause can break the
oppressor's rod; -..
Nor shall we meet the foe alone for Tie who rules In
might,
win raj e up friends to aid cause of justice and
/ of right;
We have no other choice now le0, except We basely
yield,
Our chains arc forged the foes advance, there's blood
upon.the field:
o Boston plains are red with gore and strewcd with
many dead, .....
And foreign foes march through the land by merciles
conguerers led; ..
Peace! peace! there is no peace for the northern
galc
The clank Of arms resounds aiar amid the nation
/ wall;
Oar brethern now are in the field ficrcc-strugglin
in the fight, ... .H.-
Why stand you here now idlcl arouse ye in You
might;
Crushed TO tho Garth like vilust Scris in chains an
slavery? .......,.....,
Almighty God forbidit now; but let my latest breat
Proclaim through all our broad domain my Liberty
Death. CLIO.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-02-10

FROZEN TO DEATH.-The Dispatch learns
That man named James Philips was found
on the Riggs place, some eight miles above
Portsmouth, on Sunday morning last, near
ly frozen to death, having been lying where
he was found since Friday. He was taken
to house by some humane persons, where
be survived but short time. 1t is supposed
that he came from New Lancaster, Ohio
Portsmouth Tribune.
We publish the above for Information
We are not acquainted with any one OF tina
name from this vicinity.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-02-10

A DEvILIsH Coon Toast. AT typo
graphical festival held at Columbus, Ohio
on the 18th instant, Mr.. Harris, of the ONO
Cultivator, gave the following toast:
sIAe Printers DEvIL-Harmless, ifkept
in his place" :
And, suiting the action to the word, ht
poured the contents OF his goblet into al
old shoe.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-02-10

q 0ArThe President and Directors Of the
Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad hayebeen
instructed by the stockholdersto subscribe
100000 to the Steubenvlle and Indiana
Road.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-02-10

RAILROAD kETTrNG.-We learn that the
contracts for the continuation of the Gin
cinnati and HiIlsborough Railroad, from the
latter place to the Ohio river opposite PARK
ersb1rgh, was let on Tuesday last to Mr,
Sturgess, Of GAINESVILLE, and Mr.. Chambers
Of Ceveland.- Metropolis. 2
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-02-10

GaT-A petition was presented to the Mas
sachusetts Legislature, on Thursday for
law prohibiting the use of tobaccoin public
places of amusement,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-02-10

FLORIDA WAR.-The Statesman has vein
of comicality, on the prospect of a war be-
tween "Mr. w illiam Bowlegs and Mr.. Fill
more" If the said war be not settled
before March 4th, we predict that the States
man S political party,in consequence OF it,
will laugh on the other side of its beautiful
mouth, ere the ides of March, 1857. A Flor
ida war was the Old-Man-of-the-Sea thai
broke down that most miserable "Sinbad,'
the Van Buren, Administration .-Scto. Gds
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-02-10

DECLARATION OF WAR.-The Guayaquil
papers contain DEGREES of the Ecuador AS
sembly, declaring war against Peru unless
satisfaction is given that the men engaged
in Flores expedition be proclaimed pirates
who have not Joined the national army or de-
livered themselves up to the government
before his defeat. s4al nt'--
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-02-10

(sFIn the Gulf of Spezza, a branch ofthe
Gulf of Genoa, one OF the finest harbors in
the world, there is powerful jetof fresh wa
ter, rising in a liquid column from the bed OF
the sea; and on the south coast OF Cuba,
considerable distance from the shore, there
are fresh water jets of such force, that boats
cannot approach them without hazard.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-02-10

Or-The Ohio Statesman promises "to ex-
nose those who make the columns of the
Cincinnati Enquirer the filthy nostrils,
through which they snuff in and puff out
their foul political BREATH" &C., &c.-Sci,
Gdz. d., s,.-,. ,tal. ssa7. ed
Ye gentle blackguards, storm aud blaze away,
No odds to us which one shall win the day!
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-02-10

nArThe, Tennessee Democratic delegaa-
ton in Congress, tits stated, has u9ani-
mousIy recommended Mr.. Nicholson ior q
seat in the Cabinet.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-02-10

From ECUADOR The steamer United
States brings intelligence that the govern
ment of Ecuador has expelled the Jesuits.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-02-10

The GARDINER CAsE.-The GAINESVILLE
Courier alluding to the conflicting rumors
consequent upon the return of the Gardner
commissioners from Mexico, says:
"There is only one thing made clear
vet in reference to this case, and that IS
that goodly number on one side or the 9th
er of the case will never get their deserts
till they are awarded a place in some peni'
tentiarv."
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-02-10

Look OUT FOR INcENDIARIEs.-An at
tempt was made, last night, to set fire to the
Winslow House.
The scamp deposited aquantity Of shavings
in one of the out buildings, and area tneh
with match. The shavngs were consumed
and the ceiling Of the building somewhat
burned; but fortunately the hre went ou'
without doing further damage.
The out building is in such communlca-
tion with the main building that the hre
would have been readily communlca'ed'-
lanes. Cour., lst.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-02-10

A New TERRIToRY.7-AtaC Convention re-
Gently held in Northern, Oregon, -memori-
al to Congress was prepared, praying for the
organization of a new territory out OF the
country lying North of Columbia river and ma
West,of its great Western branches, to be
called the Territory of Columbia. The
present area of Oregon is 7l,ooO square
miles, its length of sea coast is 53O miles
The proposed territory contains about 3d.
900 square miles and possesses natural re-
sources equal to that ofany state in the un-
ion. If division is not soon made, Oregon
will have the requisite population for admis-
sion S a State into the Union. 10000 per-
sons are said to have crossed the plains thls
year, and the tendency. Of emigration thlth'
er is rapidly increasing. Can. Gdz.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-02-10

GJThe Boston Post says: A farmers
daughter in the State of Maine was visited e.
by rustic youngster, who, finding It dlih-
cult to keep up the conversation, asked the
Girl, after an embarrassing silence had pre-
vailed for some time, "If she know any body
that wanted to buy shirt!' "No, l don't"
she replied, shave you got one to seli!''--
ono" said he, al only asked to make talk. I"