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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-01
LANCASTER MACHINE FOUNDRY.

n DEVoL Is prepared TO furnish All Kinds Of
N. SteAm ENGINES, upon short notice ana AZ
Cinrinnatf and Pittsburgh prices.
Mso, allkinds Of Mn Gearing, Hosting Screws,
Regulating Sorrows Jack Screws; Fuilerss screws ano
Cider Screws.
MilISpindles Of ~casiiron or wrought'
Bales aud Drivers, &c. &c.
He will also, furnish the Parker Wheel 70
suit any head Of water, and with either iron or Nooc
shalt. Aiso,the Atkinson Wheel ht up as above
The patent on the Parker Wheel has expired naeon-
~seqnpnfly they can be had much cheaper;
he also continues 70 make Devors ThreShins
Machines. and keeps a lot constantly on hand; war
ranted tho best In Ohio.
All The above articles will be made with especial
care and by the best w~orkmen, and WILDE warranted
All kinds ofrepairing done upon the shortest noeiee
lie also keeps constantly on hand ALL KINDS pr
CASTINGS, usually kept in a Foundry. He fhS'
completed his front shop. so that those who can
can examine his work,
The known quality Of the work done atthis estan
~lishment Tor many years pastis the chest guarantee ina
i~uiuture, the subscriber willlabor to desire the pa
tronags of the public. lie invites examlnatlonA
Lancaster, April %, 1853 u. DEVIL
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CUMBERLASp, Aug. 25.--The late sick
mesa here has entirely abOted. The excite
mcnt has snbslded and citizens are return
Ing. The physicians pow dife ras to wheth-
or II was cholera or mere bowel disease.
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PAars procured on tick, are considered
"breeehes Of trust"
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Blncksmiths Look. Ont!

p. BOpE wants you to male for hlIn; all his sledgc
Hammers; his Stone Picks; his Cinw-bars; his Mat
tocks, &c, and in tn,n wants TO soil YOU his Iron and
Steel; his Anvily; his Blscksmith's Vices; Bellows,
aud Fies; of which he has a superior lot, and will
sell 10 YOU so cheap that YOU will be amply COM
pensated to give him your FIRST call, Iron must come
down, aud p. B0pE uill do all he can to bring about
IRON STORE.
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c. KAUEFMAN n Co.
EEP constantly on hand, White Lead, pure, in
IN Kegs and dry, Venetian Lead, yellow Ochre,
Prussian Blue, Red Led, Litharge, Linseed oii.sperm
OH, Corn Oil, copRl Vsrnish, coach do, chrome yell
low. do, Green, Rose Pink, Yermivion. Lamp Black,
Turpentine, Lard OF, Fish Oil, AlcoholyJ Japan Farnish,
SNOW WHITE ZINC FAINT,
that Will not turn yellow. All of which WILDE sold
low for cash. sept
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blank ~SWbVWnas
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a Mnrd to the Nhoemnkcrs.

p. BOpE has on land a fine lot OF Boot Morocco;
French Moroccolor aides: Awl blades. lasting %tarls;
Peg avis; patent and common p x Rwl ~handles; Pin
cevs and Shoe Hammers Red, green, blue aud black
Morocco Lining; Pink and Butt sheep, do, together
with many otherthings In this line, which arc offered
cheap.
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Local Agents NAMES.
e.. Kaufman y Co., Co Lancaster; Leonard y Bro-
thsr BASIL Shaw and Hutchinson, West Rushxilles
DaB. Reinhard, Liihopnlia; OH. MRller, Somefsets
Or. d a Fisher, Bllimore. July 29lS52 II
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-05
SOLOMON POOL
ISAIAH FEARING.
DANIEL MCDOUGALD,
publication.

SAVE YOUR EARNINGS. The practice which ap
rrentces clerks and others, have of spending ,fer
earnings fast they accumulate is great rea-
son why so m9ny never attain position above med
compensation for his services WILL with little care
over his exchequer and system of regularity in his
expenditures. find that at the end of the year he is
prepared TO encounter any emergency nishap. But
as general thi"g they manage to get rid of their
earnings quite qnick they DUE thus leaving
them wholly unprepared for emergencies by sickness
or otherwise. A system of curtaiIing unnecessary
expenses. if adopted by younger folks, would
and be the means of raising to eminence and stand
ing in society many who have contracted the
habit of parting with their earnings SO readily and
fooishly; for the habit of keeping continually in
debt beges Indifference and dsspation lack Of self
respect and utter disregard for future prospects
The reaIcause for great deal of crime may he traced
to the habit Of foolish expenditure of money in
earlier days. albany TranscriDf
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! PhfIADRLPHIA, Feb. 28th, 1858.
MI. HoLDEN-L Dear Sir Being on the eve Of
starting for New Fork thi3 morning. thought
would just dron you few lines 10 keep you advised
of my movements, and of maftersa II things pener.
ally as it may be the last opportunity may have of
addressing you from this City in some time.
The two grand and important subjects at present
agitating the minds and absorbing the attention of
the quiet people Of this quiet City, the paid Fire
Department. to prevent future rowdyisn. and the
mova of the Market-house standing In the centre
of Market-street.
The first is matter Of great importance, and is adj
vocated by great number Of the most influential End
wealthy of our citizens. At meeting few eve
nngs since, of the friends of paid fire deDartment
lat which there was supposed TO be four thousand
persons a series of resolutions was offered and
adopted amidst the greatest confusion speeches were
made against it, and in favor of the present system.
The end is not yet.
The removal of the Market-honse from the centre
of the business horoughfare in the City would
certainly be most valuable improvement, and would
afford equal privileges TO all the business houses on
the street. Our ordinance of the City (if enforced)
prohibits merchants from occupying the sidewalks
with boxes. hogsheads, barrels bales, &c. &c. But
would it not he very unjust to enforce this lawaganst
those occupying Immediately in front of the
kets while those above The markets enjoy the privilege
of clean. wide streets into which they place
their goods until they have them moved TO various
points for shipment! The question arises. Where
are the markets to be located to preventa similar col
lision, Market-houses be dispensed with al
together2 Well see what will see.
The City is beginning TO I'LL up with merchants
and business from all parts of the Senth and
West. and business may be considered just ope-
ming. The amount of sales in this City the present
spring it is anticipated will fall below the figures of
the corresponding months of last year.
Albonl commences an engagement at tho Walnut
tonight, the all secured and had the house
been five times large, and the prices double it would
have been filled twice over. The Black Swan is ex
Pected here in a short time. Surely we great
people.
will keep lookout for things 10 come, and with
what have omitted. for want Of time and space, will
endeavor to fill another half sheet in few days
until then adieu. 3.
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ITO the Pu5lic--.4 perfect LUXURY in Summer.
i and Winter. The subscriber has On hand a supply
of the best quality of cured hair and is still manufac.
turing superior quality of hair Mattresses. H would
respectfully inform the public that he furnish them
with the best articles in his line cheaply as they
be bought in New York Persons from the neighbour
ing villages and counties, who have heretofore sent
North. can provide themselves with good arcle
at the subscribers, and at low price he is pre-
pared to and will furnish them, at the shortest notice,
at prices ranging from 81 TO $50.
Also, constantly on hand the much improved Shuek
and Cotton Mattres es at the lowest prices. Also
fas, lounges, &c. manufactured in various styles Re-
pairing Of SOFAS easychars and renovang old Mattress
es, &c done with and despatch All orders
thankfully received and promptly attended TO
My WareRoom is on Fayetteville Street, three doors
above the Yarbr0ugh House.
J. H. HARRIS,
Uphosterer and Mattress Maker.
Good Feathers taken at the highest prices in ex-
change for Mattresses.
Raleigh March 1, 1883. 81
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HEAVY IMpoRrs AND EXPORTS. The import trade
of New York, this year. promises to be very heavy.
The total value of the goods entered at the port
ring the past four weeks is 1891 1897 greater than
for the same period in 1852, and $2O52,6O greater
than for the corresponding period Of 1851. As COM
pared with last year, the increase for The month is
nearly 80 per cent, equally distributed among
all classes of fabrics. This increase is altogether in
goods entered directly for consumption. the ware
housing business showing falling off in the with
dra wal of about 200 per The aggregate value
of the imports during the four weeks is 1921 .992,
and including the goods Withdrawn from warehouse,
it is So, O64 ,7O5.
The exports OF the country hare also been very
heavy. Up to this time have exported ITO 900
more barrels of -four, 100000 more bushels of
wheat. and 275,000 bales Of cotton than We did
last year at this time, and, what is Of great impor-
remember, all al greatly enhanced prices. As
this continues, it cannot fail TO supply large amount
Of exchange on Europe before The season closes 1t
is fact, too, that we have shipped gold this year,
Of importance, and consequently there must be
amount in the country in circulation.
Bahimore san.
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CONGRESS.

The Senate was principally engaged on Monday
last in discussing the civil and diplomatic bill. Mr.
Mason moved to amend the bill by providing for a
tota! repeal of all duties Railway iron. Without
coming to vote the Senate adjourned
In the House, on motion of Gen. Dockery, a
resolution was adopted calling on the President for
the correspondence of this government with that
OF Spain relative to prisoners taken by the latter in
hostile attempts from our shores upon the island
of Cuba.
The defniency and army appropriation bills were
considered.
Mr.. Venable, from the judiciary Committee, re-
ported on the charges against John G. Watrous,
United States District Judge for Texas; which
said report was ordered to be printed.
In the Senate, on Tuesday, the annual post-route
bill was considered and passed. The Senate then
resumed the consideration of the civil and di,lo-
'uatic appropriation bill Mr.. Mason's amendment,
proposing total repeal of all duties on Railroad
iron, was rejected-years 10, nays sc.
The House was engaged on Tuesday, in commit
mittee of the whole, in considering the army ap-
preparation bill.
On yesterday, the sd Congress expired. The
Senate met to-day, at II O'clock in special exeeu-
tive session.
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Condition, of the Markets.

New YoRK. March 1, 6 P. NJ. Cotton-SaIes of
1850 bales prices unchanged. Fleur-Sales of e.
$50 bbls. at SIS Isl FIR State, 25 IS a. for Cen
essee, and A SIS 624 for Southern the wet wealth
er having checked business. Wheat-Salss of 6, $50
bushels red at 81 Is, the market closing heavy
Corn is dull with sales Of 900 bushels at GA for
yellow, and $50 for white. Sugar is inactive. Mo-
lasses is quiet at 81 30 cents. Coffee is heavy
Whisky is in moderate demand, with sales of 200
bbls. at 233 cents. Pork-Sales Of $50 bbIs at Is
IS SIT for mess, and SIS 81 for prime. Beef
Sales of $50 bbls. at Is $I3 IS. Lard-SaIes of
$50 bbls. st93 1O4 cents. Bacon Sides are heavy.
at u cents; Hams 81 lot cents. Butter and
Cheese unchanged.
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Washington Hems-Gen Pierce and His Cabinet, drc.
during the morning, received calls Of ceremony al
his apartments. only admitting person a time.
The rush was not very great the reception not being
generally known. Between and o'clock he Wis
tied, for short time. the two Houses of Congress,
and was received with great attention.
The following is said to be the true complexion of
liam l.. Marcy, of New York, Secretary of State :;
Hon. James Guthrie, of Kentucky, Secretary of the
Treasury; Hon. Robt. McCelIand, of Michigan,
Secretary of the Interior; Hon. Jefferson Davis, Of
Mississippi, Secretary of War; Hon. ]. G. Dobbin,
Of North Carolina, Secretary of the Navy lion.
James Campbell, Of Pennsy Ivania, Postmaster GEN
era; HoL. Caleb Gushing, of Massachusetts, Attor-
ney General.
The following persons are named as candidates for
the Office of Commissioner Of Public Buildings and
Grounds Peter VI. Pierson. Chas. L. Cotton aud
Nh Pepper, oflhe Districts Major Lewis and Messrs.
Hennicut and Throckmorton of Va, and Hon Rich
ard Fl. Stanton, Of Tennessee.
Numerous strangers arriving, and the hotels
already flied. The boarding-houees and private
dwellings are also filling up.
lion. George Briggs was last night arrested for
the late assault Postmaster Hubbard, complaint
of private citizen, and held bail in the sum of
So, 10000.
Gen. Pierce attended Rev. ]. C. Smiths Presby-
terrain church. this morning.
Attorney General Crittenden was married to the
widow of the late Gen. Ashley this morning, at Dr..
Payne's Episcopal lchnrch. President Fillmore,
Gen. Pierce, Gen. Scott, members of Congress, O
the Cabinet and many others were in altendanc f
The bride was given away by Secretary Everett. e.
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YrcE PRESIDENT KING. We are enabled to an.
nounce, on perfectly reliable authority. great i'm
provement in the health of William r. King, ESQ.,
since his soiourn in the island Of Cuba. George Fl.
Jones. ESQ., the gentleman commissioned to notify
Col. King of his election Vice President of the
United States. parted with him Monday evening
last. He is sojourning the sugar of Jenks
in the vicinity of Maanzas So rapidly has he gain
ed in strength that he walks twice during the day to
the place at which the process of boiling the cane
is carried on purpose of nhaing the vapor. He
manifests hopeful spirit, which itself s an auspi
cious indication of improving health 1t is not sim
ply the vain wish of an admirng country that the
venerable statesman may yet to The post to
which his presence would lend grace and di entity
the intelligence brought by Mr.. Jones justfes the
expectation.
To Mr.. Jones are indebted for intelligence of
the fact that the Havana mails intended for the Elm
pire City and Crescent City intercepted by the
police, opened, and, examined, a suspicion of in.
fammatory correspondence. Mr.. Jones brings des-
patches to the government from the American Con-
sui at Havana, probably in relation this matter.
Mr.. Jones came in the Isabel by way of Charleston.
Washington Union.
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MISSISSIPPI SENATOR. B. N. Kinyon, Esq, Of
Tishemingo, declines the appointment of United
States Senator to the commencement Of term
on the 4th instant, rendered him by Gov. Foote.
His letter, together with one from Gov. Foote ap-
pears in the last Mississippian. Gov. Foote says
Having now made all proper efforts to secure the
full representation of the State inthe Senate for
the twelve months which will ensue the 4th of
March next, and these efforts having proved la
mentally aOortive, shall take no further steps to
attain Inc desired object and shall leave the whole
matter to be disposed of as the good people of the
State may decide at the ballot box in November
next.
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BLUE VELVET as. BLACK CLOTH. Napoleon
the Third has banished the black dress coat from
the saloons of Paris, and as Paris for years has
given the ton to the rest of the word, we may soon
expect to see no more "old blacks " figuring in
our republican parlors The fashion now is dress
coat, single-breasted standing collar, with steel,
silver gilt buttons, made of dark blue velvet
cloth of the same color, we presume, will answer.
The " old black" lasts forever and day, and
is always ready. This new fashion will operate
sadly upon many poor fellow, who contrives now
and then to turn himself out in company with an
" old black, which he has borrowed, or which he
has had by him time whereof" &c. AS it is,
being man of fashion, and entertaining one very
great respect for the Partisan styles, shall have
to deplore the loss of a favorte old one of ours
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Messrs. Adams & Co., have recently extended
their Express arrangement to Wilmington, N. c.,
and to all intermediate points, Messengers pass
daily between the Moth and this place, and all goods
entrusted this line 90 forward at mail speed. The
railroad connection between Weldon and CASTOR,
will be made during the coming month. thus placing
in direct communication with Raleigh, and the
central and western portions of North Carolina
Upon tine completion of the road, Messrs, Adams
& Co. will extend their line Raleigh and all points
along that line. Norfolk Argus.
We understand that Messrs. w. II & R. S.
Tucker have consented to act as Agents at this
point for Messrs. Adams d Co.
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MARRrI.Rn

In Madison, Ga. the 18th instant, by the Rev. l.
T. Witch, Col David s. Johnston. (formerIy Of North
Carohna Attorney at Law, Augusta, Ga, and Miss
Anna Goudylock the only daughter of the late Judge
Adam q. SafFod.
AT Heahesyie, on Thursday evening the 18th inst,
by the Rev. George A. T. Whitaker. DR.. Thos Davis
of Franklin county. to Miss Martha E. Bachelor Gaugh.
ter of the late Jas. w. Bachelor, Esq.
In Craven County, on Thursday the 10th instant hy
Nathan Whford, Esqr., Mr.. Harvey Arthur, to Miss
Nancy Whitford.
By Elder c. B. HasseIl, on the 22d ult, Urah W.
Swanner, Esq. of Washington county. to Miss Susan
Brown, of Martin county.
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PHILANTHRoPIc HALL,

WHEREAS. An all wise Providence has seen fit to
deprive our much esteemed citizen, Gen. ]. G. B.
EHRINGHAUs, OF life of usefulness and honor. and
whereas. the duty devolves upon us. as members of
the Philanhropic Society, to whichhe attached,
of entering upon records suitable testimony
of our grief at the loss which we, in common with
bereaved family and numerous friends, have sustained
in the death of alike respected for his talents and
beloved for his virtues; therefore be it
Resolved, That we do offer TO the relatives of the
deceased thai hearty sympathy and sincere coincidence
which can only be offered by afflicted heart TO
another.
ResoIred, That, members of the same Society,
we do deeply lament irreparable loss.
ResolUed, That in token Of our esteem for the mem
DRY Of the deceased. do wear the usual badge of
mourning for thirty days.
RESOLVED. That copy of these resolutions he sent
to the family of the deceased and also the Demo-
cratic Pioneer, Old North State, North Carolina
Standard. and Raleigh Register, with request for
publication.
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NOTICE.

TNHE subscriber begs leave inform the citizens Of
j Raleigh and vicinity, that he will commence selling
off at cost, the first day of March, his stock Of
Dry Goods,
Fancy Goods,
Crockcry Ware,
Cigars, &c, &C..
months
Persons DESTROYS of getting goods cheap will do we'll
to call upon him and examine his stock
JNO. F. MAILER,
West side of the Capitol.
p. S. All persons indebted to will have the
kindness to up and settle their within six
weeks. shall he bound to have them collected after
that time.
Raleigh March 4th, 1853. 3I-
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re- Three English ships, loaded with Coolies
have arrived at Havana, from China. The suffer-
ngs and deaths of the passengers on the voyage
have been terrible. On board the Panama 80 died
out of 351. The Blenheim lost SO out of 412, and
the Gertrude 146 out of 800. Other arrivals of
vessels, similarly freighted were daily look for
This is the work, be it remembered of humane
and philanthropic England
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SrApoARp AND ROANOKE RAILROAD. Alta NEE

SEABoARD AND ROANOKE RAILROAD. ATT meeting
of the Stockholders of this Company, at their Office
in Petersburg, yesterday, the following gentlemen
were reelected directors for the ensuing year: VIM.
Collins, President; Andrew Joyner, NJ. N. Falls,
James Barnes, Moncure Robinson, A. Mehaaee Dr.
Francis Mallory was elected to the directory from the
cty of Norfolk. This is the first title that city
has had voice in the Company. Tho Treasurer's
report was an able and highly satisfactory document,
showing handsome increase of freight and Passen-
gers over the road during the last year. compared
with that OF tie preceding. Norfolk .srSus.
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The ParkerSGurg Railroad Bonds-Ihe Successful
Bids.

New YoRK, March 1. The bids for the $2,5OO,-
coo of Northwestern Virginia (Parkersburg) Rail-
road bonds were opened at IL o'clock TO-DAY. The
whole amount of bids amounted 10 $4,000 rang
ing from par to SOL SO. The whole two and half
million wos awarded follows:
Duncan. Sherman & Co. ST. SOC, 900 at 500 90.
G. II. Fisher 81 100000 at $IOI.
These rates are considered denoting the high
estimation In which the Baltimore and Ohio B,road,
and lis Western connections, are held by Northern
capitalists.
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PHIcE OF Wool. There is but little offering at
Pittsburgh. but prices better for all lots than can
be had Prices range from 40 to SIS cents. The mex,
wool crop of Ohio is being bought up at As to 65
cents per b and is stated that in the county ef
Washington, the principal wool-growing county of
Pennsylvania prices for the coming clip will range
from As TO- According to present appearance, the
new clip will soon be all engaged.
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$500 REWARD.

WILL be paid for the apprehension and delivery to
w the Jail of Kershaw District of HIRAM. q negro.
man: the property of l.. W. r. Blair, fugitive from
justice, who stands indicted for the murder of Mrs Jane
D. Young, committed OF. Friday 18th instant Said
negro is about five feet 10 inches high thick set
has heavy eyebrows, with small eyes, holds his head far
back Ill walking, is said to have small the back
of his hand from bLrn with running through it
caused hy cut from knife He is about thirty-fvs
years of age, and is quick spoken and intelligent
JOHN D. YOUNG
Camden, S. G. February %. 1852. 3l-4t
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Bcach's American Practice and Fam.
ilY PhYsicinn..COndens

pEING the Scientific System of Medicine on the
A6Vegetable Principles, designed for all classes, in
nine parts Part !. The of preventing disease.
and promoting health Part II General principles of
diseases Part VI Vegetable Maferia Medica Part VII
Pharmacy and Dispensatory Compounds. Part VIII.
Diet for the Healthy and the Sick. PartIX Outlines
of Anotomy and Physiology with illustrations.
This work embraces the character, causes symptoms
and treatment of the diseases of Men, Women, and
Children, of all climates, by w. Beach, M. D., Illus.
tated with nearly two hundred engravngs 18th Ed.
ton. For sale by II. D. TURNER,
N c. Bookstore.
Raleigh, March, 1853. 81
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% We are requested to state that the new
Fire Engine purchased for the City has arrived,
and the members of the Fire Companies re-
quested to turn out to-day friday at half past
three o'clock; on which occasion the New Engine
will be presented to the Company, and appropri-
ate addresses delivered. Excelsior Company will
meet at the Depot.