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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-16
LATEST CINCINNATI NEWS:
ROBINSON s. TROUT,

EE,v;ur lust received ron Cincinn. ii, a most
SKI tasive and more Fashionable Stock, again
THANKFULLY address the liberal publbr:-
rhanSs 20 ths pubiic-we rejoice
We hava a ren'rouv Public's voice
Our wsr.n APPEAL has reachd them heart;
They sosly hsIP'i ~ at the start.
And help us still. aud seem TO shout
"IIiyrI9 for RoHINscN and fRoUr"
In fact, tl-y quickly bought us out
An for their money barssins got
A. amlps yoSFrrLn's CORNER room.
AMI still ths cry is-I"saH they come"
To pleaSe their taste and take their eye
We ia & have got \ hew supply
Ofother Roofs anil Stoes, aud ditto,
From glorious Cincinnati Ctty,
And thssa withthosa Of our own make
vii surely rsirheld County take;
We IN AN, its custom far sud wide.
Till all arr piea,'d and all supplied!
'.Tae Latest Ciaci qAaa NcrSf'
Cone r,adit in our Boats snd Shoc2:-
For Geyri EStrN as said before.
Ofno.sbles varied stora.-
From Congress down To eu'rg,3d
0floxsst price though highest Prat Q,
So highly nolish'd tame and cash 20 win,
Tas shaving iol1s may shave herein
For LAntEs, latest ~isshi5us too,
From tidy boot To I'd u shoe.
Whieh-fan the lovers arlont iEmes
As worn by .CihcinRNi damss:
The Jngy Lili that tell a tale
Assyact as Swedish Nightingale,
Aud say, when warn this streets about
@Icgnic. from RoufNs ~ &FnoUrn'-
Tho BssktgS, BrOa<ts the PGt5lt Cay,
And z Jsete Boots, 50 scft AMI saie--
The G. Tiers Of the various kinds II
10 please the vlrious foot and min Is
The great None SyslsEana Fserch Morocco.
To oiher sh ,ps a downright SocseT"-
In short an Iions. tho Ladies know
We blow fatr bSeozes 5aen zoe blor'
For CHILDRRx. pretty boys and gifls.
Who smile applause blFo1sh ltpNing curls,
We have the newest and the beSt-- ~
Coma one, come all, the STOCK to test;
Where eaeh-l sapient foot adorner
Throws thr Pablo siato ITS at SC0FIELD'S
CORNER =
Lanca tier, Ohio, May u, 1866.
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EELEaaARMIe LIBERALIZATION.
Arrival offhs sicanner Paeinc.

ArfAs-si mer Faeancf
ksw fopks Jqne l3Ztoe steamer Pa
che win dates rom LiyefPool 10 the lst
inst. arrived here yesterday afternoon.
The sales OF Cotton Tor three days were
1900, bales . spscs'alos teok 200
baleasan exp2ftefs iyyo 40. The quota
ions are TAR 0seans. o46i tnidaling DO, 81;
IaF uPiaoa, o4I.4n n''adhng %, ol9-l6d.-
Fhe demand wAs moosrste' flour had ad'
yaneea 80, wltn sooa osmanp. Corn was
ID aeuye tsqass., pu' uoSna1gea 10 price.
ro'k any Ossl ~ bacon vas ~
lenansea. lns sflhanu loL sSgar was iar'
yhonoens l9use was " Ac-
i've feques'. Sohsos ciossa az aeebpe;
me ssses .. .ne lnostn, wsre
guy nneS M 9Aesmsa y
quo,su ~ ~. .;,,s.
o.lonA e1 wa Ds.woep
nuss'a an. IN "Iayotaolse
lscIpp2u .hs osts'" "ltAS'' A"a iayot-
ao1c eIsslon
Inc ptpsn stin.s.ers, ~ answer 70 Ihqui-
TIES maus 9.tnsl ''sp n'u3ss " rltna.
meh,; haofsiussu ~ s.tee wnelner OF nol
the MeSlerIancah "ee' naa Oeen ofoerco 70
ass,st ln,Ney:
Swlt%spans pIs oteeieuo u' III us c''"ehS
rnL --.-s.... IT,. H.-f.I n-....
ine ,nlnlsse,1 .ance. soshao,. iussla
ana austria pau lptnG = 't,nt a.ls'nPt 70 re-
conIIe .ns msnuIspNon wv
1ns M =. $3.50 A.- ~
~ oNonin sene .o,' ene
- y s1ns ahe nsyPs ~ III ,Ln
anu clu.sy1s 1,'pi''ne. ~ ~ "
HN.,;ta ~ sh u9
a"u 80. = Dnpps "
&c r, - -, = 49, ~ ! Ftpas a., !.
aI,r ~. 49, a.,
rasa-DI 800 .r;,;.o,i l.
apa'
s'ut 10 49, .s.JH
Ia Ioaos M S.s:.,,od t;s c,sJo,
Ill - ~ 49, r,sn, Tia"
S,a,sssaosys,,s f.;a, al apiiod Cor Al
1879" tos go
As,an, hsd ~, n.o,,cbed - I,df
Z n.assfs r.. Gtrr 49,. r. 49, 49,
0 $3.50 nS :, ~ R.;,i,h ~
1917 Tha ~, aAGshis ~ 49,. ~
> tmsJ 60. So -. 10 L. :
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THRBE sTnAy COWS.

Sstr.vas From the Subscriber, on the Turnpike, :
SLnasF East cf Lancaster on the llth inst tnlee
Nifch Cows. Gre a brindle, With some whife shout
hrr; the tins % her horns sawed OF Ahnthcr' WIN
Ill rel siles. white face and some white on other
- tao hove cows are about z OF Syesrs old
Fhe other. . bsifsr 2 years Old, principally white
MIA Win p,le rcd srcts. sIaall size ard sharp horns,
wth a large lump on her Jaw whiehhss beeerae . sore
No ear marks recoiieeted-hpt may nave sum ~
tHv inf,rm .fi5n resp citing their Whereabouts VIII
be thsphfuIv resolved, or If brought bone viii 10
iiberSAy rewarded. 3 John a. |uLLlNN'
Nav 10, 1853.
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TEETGa TEETHn rEErn,n

| ms ORDER 81 WILLIAMS DE~NTISTS-oF-
~ rIcE opposite the Tallmadga House, at tho old
stand, Those having deesyed teeth, as we'll as those
who have no tech, are invited to call, with the as
suranco that they can fill csrious teeth so as to save
them aud render them usetulduring life. Artificial
teethiuserted, frant one tas full SET, on gold plates.
aud warrantedto anSwert the purpose OF the natural
organs in tlN nost satisfactory manner Being per-
done will nor incur the risk incident to tho employ
ment OF transient Dentists. They do NOT feel dispos-
Cd to fill teeth partly with tin ieii, and then mi N the
plug by inserting alRyeF of goid on top, and then
charge the priceo ola gold plug, like soma professions
al men Of great note and pretensious have been doing.
June 10, i9J3-6m6.
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Tempaaansa AIaianoe

Onthe evenings % Jfhe 9Th, 1888, a meet
ing OF tho citizens OF bancastefs Ohio, ssas
held at the Court House, for thc p1tpcsgiof
formlng an ofgapizption 70 be called tho
Hocking TopHabiP TsmpsraBes sAHidgce.-
The meetinge vas called 70 of10F by the Rev.
Mr.. Lowrie, and opened with prayer by
tho Rev. Mr. Gray, Mr.. Lowrie having
Expressed aa1esipeahats0me one else might
act as President, the Rev. Mr.. Griswoid
was called to tie Chair, and Mr.. Riser
was elected Secretary pro tenn,
The report ofn committee appointed at a
previous meeting having been heard and ac-
cepted. the following gentlemen We're elect.
edas the officers oftbe Alliance:
President. Mr.. b.. Council;
Wee President, Rev. Mt. Church, Mr.
Mcbride. ~
Secretary. DR.. Scott
Treasurer, Mr.. a. steinman.
Finance COMMITTEE, Messrs. d. Foster
IN. Gunder, E. Gray, ID. Deyore and Mr.
Roland.
The Secretary was then ordered to Teat
the constitation, after which some excelIen
and appropriate remarks in relation to TIL
Temperance cause were made by Rev. Mr.
Hamilton, OF Circieyille, and by Rev. Mr
Griswold and Rev. Mr.. Gray.
On motion the Secretary was requested /
furnish the editors ofthe different newspa
pers ofthis place with a copy Of the con
stiiution OF the Alliance for publication, to
gether with an account of the proceeding
Of the meeting.
The Alliance then adjourned to meet 0
Tuesday evening, the 2ist Of June, at Il
Methodist L. Church. Some competeI
speaker will be procured to address III
meeting, and therefore a general attendanC
Of the citizens is requested.
B. CONNELL, Prest.
d. RISER, Sec.
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Dusiness Notice.

lhave tbis day disposed ofthe Gazette esteblIsh-
mont 10 THOMAS S sLx1oHTna, Esq. Allthose in
sdeSsed to me Tor subscriptions Advertising or Job
Work. are respectfully solicited to settle without de-
l,v uptIlthe first of August nexta subscription ac-
count. sSn be paid at the rate oftwo dollars per year
Aftartbstt fine. / will be compelled 70 coIlect at a
-haavv Expense and shall necessarily be under the
nacessitv Of charging the highest terms. give Am-
nla time. however, for a settlement, and would much
nrafer that those Indebted would pay their accounts
rnSsy ,ha frat offer. GEORGE WEAVER.
Maya, 1864 \:
N. b. In my absence, ACCOUNTS can oe settled a
the Office.
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GENEEAL N4rTICE.

TIME ppbGe are notified that | haze disposed pfny
entire stock Of Goods t. Nessrs Eisisg ( lyons,
| who will hereafter conduct the business at the old
stand. !,
Those ialehted to. ms arc requested 20 caL Shd
settle their accounts immediaicty either by cash o.,
note. q return my acknowledgements to my old
friends AID customers who So liherslly fatori7'd
mn. IwilIbe found At all times y the 90 sisrd rea-
by- to. settle. rs JACCb fLpri'
|. Lancaster, March lG, 1858 4u'4o
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ScRIrIrT.TURtL SOCIETY.

The members Of the Fsirfsld County AgticultSr-
al Society are requested to .Payta the Treasurer OF
snn,sI instalmeuse ore. dollsr. fcythe present year.
The pur.hase Of the Fair Ground and fitting up the
same involve considerable expense and requires IN
immediate OUTLAY It is thoye!or re desirsblstiatm mem
bers should pay up promptly and as soon as posslolc.
IVA EXPECT "a beat fhe safe Fair next fall and want
means to getlbe grounds prepared in lhc BEST possi-
BILE manner. JOhAithbEh rTes'
JoUrc wEAyEp, sesy, APri7-Sw'
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The Memphis Conventions Third

MFMfHIs, June s.-.Ghe committee to-day
reported resolutions in favor o. dreettraJc,
the Pacific IaIlroSd, the T~stauntepce roafc.
manufactures, education, and steamers from
Southern ports. An address to Congress
concerning the free navigltion'of the Oro-
noco, Ia Plata, and Amazon rivers vas al
50 presented.
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NEM REhnY 80 sToEE.

JULIAN & FoRESMtN.
HAVE Inst received and oponcd al the Oh Sia'G
al Of JGLtAx & ULRIcu, aa entire
NEv STOCK OF DRY GOODS. GROCERIES,
oussas,ays. Boots, Shoes, Boanety, Paraso's, ctr,
which have been bought for cash and win be sold
for cAsH or COUNTY, PRonUcE at very small profits
All tlIat is necessary 20 c~unviRce hnvcrs mat tne
ready pavsystcTn is prafsrablc ~ the elh way o CO.
ing business is Ia cali and examine tileif p-ices.
iFCash paid for al kinds Of Grain. April
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RaGaIo Market.

BUFFALO, June 14.-Flour, market very
quiet to-day and nothing doing in flour be-
yond the retail trade. Wheat. the only
sale that we heard of was $4,000 bush white
Ohio 1903. Corn, sales of n boat load of
common at 5ac. Whisky, Quiet no sales,
Canal freights unchanged.
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Dcstrurfiyc Firc.

NEw5Yoax. June. l3.-h destructive fire
occurred in Brooklyn last night, 100000
worth oflumber, belongingto Decker g. Son
was destroyed; $4,000 only insured. a.
900 tons coal belOning to George McMlkin
were burht-no insurance.
The ship North Bend was also burned
The loss will amount TO $500 900.
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cLAY %rRusrEE.

For the benafto our resi- iSof dns stock, wae copy
the following from h s~LsxiaSsdn Gentucky 90
ssrSer Gad Reporter.
Cav Trustee This fna stallion ps recently been
pnrchssed BY Nr.John v. fearze,of lancaster Ohio,
where he has been taten and win hereafter make ma
stand. This horse ws4brcdhy the late Hon Hesyy
Clay. at Ashland. and IS certainty N pe,ni d blood,
size, Sppesrsaea and action one 81 he hneat hcFsas
ever raised in Kentucky. nc 10 ono Of tho bsst sons *
tho imported stslirn Trustee, whosc iame 2 oniy~
ksnnAsd III tho l~inifSof tho UDien ibis colH " wing
sfsfinunishea euiselvrabpshe 10 he fuIf andin tl"
'bsynesk from New York % NOM. Glesns) and ha
dam vfns Az. Claw spIendid fmrertcd mars Lady
Scott, " Anlfossan, Of England We. rongraiulsic
ths LAYERS ffhn Ono horse inthe Stated Ohio upon
thisinvstanhie Aceassinn To- THAR hlnoadd stock. ard
~ sufe fh.t thcv have acvcf haJa moro elegant
and fheAl horse srnons them u ~
rp1..n E.h.nna
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From Boston.

Bosrox. June l3.-Lieut. Mcneil, nephew
of Presiden! Pierce, died in this city thi.
morning.
BALTIMORE, June 13.-The second branch
Of the city ~couucilhas passed the bill gu u-
anteeing to endorse bonds for the Councils.
vile and Pittsburgh Railway.
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RliIroaa

S~Av4SsAH, (Geo) Jane g.--The passen-
ger iraiu last night, whoa about entering
Macon, was thrown down an e~m5ankHcnt,
and the mail guard killed Five psssenl
gers were severely injured, among them
the Hon. a. II. Stevens, Of Ga.
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From the Rio Grnnar.

NEw ORLrAss, June Litter news
from the Rio Gr1nde STATES that Cargajai
and his associales had been released. aud
Immediately entered suit againstf The United
States Marshal for faise Imprisonment.
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4 scnooner CaDsixed.

BuFFALo, Tune S.-The Schooner Mary
Margaret. a new vessel. was c~apsized be-
tween MaSkegon aud Grand River, on Mon
day, and four Of her crewdrowned.
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LATER FROM UTAH. = News from Salt
Lake has been received down to the 3oth ult'
The character of the news is wurlike. The
difficulty seems to be with a horde of Mexi,
cans, who are infesting the settlement and
inciting the Indianst to join in war against
the inhabitants Of the territory, Gov. Young
has issued a proclamation exhorting the cit
liens to be prepared for any emergency.
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4MleHTY SHREwp,-With reference to
affairs in China, the London Times, by the
latest arrivals, seems to suspect that the
4 United States has been preparing to take
advantage Of such anticipated contingency
as that which has just occurred. 1t speaks
Of our Every smart missionaries as having
given their, Government moro intelligence
of the nature, and progress of the rebellion
than British representatives or merchants
were ever likely to do, and hints that posi-
2 bly, the expeditions to. Japan may4have other
objects than the opening of Jeddo: We much
doubt whe9 er the Times is honest in
making these suggeaions. 1t adds, In the
cr'cathefrn styleS that 'Athe possession Of an
India would break the Federal Union as
surely, as Immediately, as the conquest Of
: Europe destroyed the old constitution of
Rome
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ga Christian Union Convention CAN'T.
creed, anti-sect) Is called to assemble in
Syracuse on the sthsand 9th instant.
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New YoRK BooT AND SHOE TRADE
The Newt ork Postsays the boot and shoe
dealers have been doipga very large and
prosperous trade, and goods d this line con
tinuc to advance. and win be, very high
this fall. M6stoftbc dealers are now get
ting their stock ms There viii be a great
scarcity of all kinds ofthick work., as all the
materials are very high and scarce. Sole
leather, Innings and labor have very much
advanced. The California demand is limit
ed. Mining Hungarian boots are in slight
demand. There has been sgme demand in
the last week for Australia.
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CLOTHING! CLOTuINGi
SIZE, 900 Worth Of Spring, sumner and Fall
Clothing, aud Furnishing Goods,
New ON HAHD AT rdE Old
C6eckered Store.

C~HeCktfHh NlctS'
XKTEarc now prepared to clo.he the EriEg spirit
w oTaHr esgatrg.- The Fsrmar. Mech@aic and
l.y laborsr. not forgetting the proiession-the Law.
yer, Doctor aud Pre- schar; also, the gehtismaE Of
leisure. The Artist and even down to the most an
,aslic exquisite. can be accommodated with every
thing in the furnishing line. from top.io toe. We
.aniIt possibly mentton. in a single advertisement
ihe may articI.s in our lina. Bat certainly it is an
item in tue history ofoli FliTliald county, that Moth
ipg 10 the elo'hi1g linahas eserbeen eli 'rcdtn this
city that can bear the most distanl comparison 10 the
~luiutity and quality Of the piles Of clothing we now
lay before you. for your Inspection Every article
in Our lin. Is warranted. Youths AMI Boy5s ~clothins
ON hand. NO
N.vi1 l353.
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CAuiNET

ueadsteads and Chairs. Which he viii keep
eIxavs on haul together with a large sssoriment of
Cineinpati Manufacture. HisoEg experience N tie
br,siness will enable him TO have manufactured 81
home and imported froTn abroad Tho very best ot
,vort. ,pd az h. intends to employ none hut the most
skillful -~Sorkmen and usethe best materials, he Int
ters himself that no WILL give general satisiaeuon TO
ali who may favor him With Their custom, :
Tire pubic are invitedto" call snd examine the rs,
.fraat ID K. FISlikL.
Lancaster, Nay e9h, 1853.
n. B-RepairfAg done enthe %si'uitest notice. ara
ia the neatest AMI most worknisnlike manner
! Chargesrsssonahie.
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TIE NEW jersey, RAILROAD COMPANY
have resolved BY, virtue Of provisions con-
tanned in a late aot of the Legislature, con-
corning the transportation . goods and mer-
chandise over their road, to hold themselves
responsible for the safety Of one. hundred
pounds of baggage, and no more, to each
passenger.
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ezra German Anti-Slavery Organ is to
be issued at Washington, entitled the Ma
tional Democrat. Frederick Smidt is the
editor. The American and Foreign Clap
PAM Anti Slavery Society furnishes $4,000
to start it.
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A YoUkG Man without money is like d
steamboat without fuel. He can't gosahaad
Amongthe ladies. lie islike t6esmoono Of 4
cloudy pight-he don shine
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NAVAL CoRREsPoNDENcE.--Psrsons desi-
rous descending letters or newspapers for Of
icers-or men, of the african squadron, or
or the North Pacific surveying and Expo
ring Expedition, may have Them forwatdedto
their destination, by directing, prepaid, to
the care Of the United States survey and
supply ship John R;ssK eunedy, at BrooklyE'
provided they arrive previous to the 18th o
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GENERAL SYNOD Or THE REFoRMED
DurcH CHuRcH.-This body has adopted
a resolution that the several Glasses be re-
quiredto send up to the General Synod, at
its next general meeting, their views as to
the expediency of amending the style and
title of the Church, 80 that it read "The
Reformed Protestant Church in North A.
merica.n
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Donations TO H AMERicAN CoLoSI-
zArIoN SocIErY.-Mr, David Hunt, a veal
thy planter eff Mississippi, sent, a few days
ago, five thousand dollars to the Rev. Will
liam McLain, Secretary and Treasurer oil
the American Colonization Society. The
Savannah Republican says the same gen
.tleman gave to the same society in April
last FIVE hundred dollars, and he has con.
tributed FIVE hundred or a thousand dollar:
annually for the last ten or twelve years.
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TROUBLE AT SAN JuAM-Considerable
excitement prevailed at San Juan on the 23d
ulfimo, in consequences of the California pas
sengers, Eve hundred in number, all refu-
singt to pay the exorbitant charge of the boat
man there, for taking them from the beach
to the steamer, some two hundred yards dis
lance. Capt, Dornin, Of the U. s. sloop-o
war Portsmouth, had to land number o.
marines to preserve the peace.
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WAS a AN EzRrhQUAKR.-om yesterday
afternoon, in various parts Of the city, a re-
markableFshakingso or Earring was noticed
So severe was itas torattle dishes, and star
etsncs it awakened q sleeper. The shock
was naomentafy but seyeFe.CzsUs Hsrsld;
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THE IRIsB ExopUs.-Vast crowds Of emf
grants. chiefly from the west, are saidto be
daily pouring into Dublin en- route to Amer
lea. Al fair proportion Oftheso might be re-
garded as belonging tothe better classes Of
farmers, butthe majority is composed Of la
borerss many Of thempresenting a famished
Appearance. -
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CONSTITUTION.

OfHocftngs To,OnShip Temperance Alliance.
MoTTo-Moral suasion for the d~runkard,
and legal sUasion for tie liquor seller.
ART. 1. SEC. 1. This association shall
be called the Hooking TS,Onship Temperance
Alliance. and shall be auxiliary to the Ohio
State Temperance Alliance.
SEC. Q. Its object shall be to promote,
in all possible ways the cause Of Temper
ance; but its primary and definite object
shall be to cause to ~beenacted and enforced
a law which shall effectually prohibit the
manufacture and sale Of intoxicating liz
uors as a beverage. To secure this result,
its members will use all lawful and honor
able means to promote the election OF such
men to our Legislature as are pledged 10
sustain and vote for u law similar in its fun
damental principles to the Maine liquor
Law; but they will not resort to separate
nominations, unless compelled to do so by
the present political parties refusing or neg=
Letting to present men for these Offices wor-
thy of their SURFACES in this respect,
ART. 2. All persons OF mature age may
become members Of this Association by
signing this constitution; but a separate
rool shall be kept for legal voters, which
shall designate the Ward, Township or e.
lection District, and the post-ofice address
of such voters. All members Of this Asso-
citation and all members of Alliances aux
Hilary thereto, shall be entitled to vote on
all questions before the Society for consid'
Grafton.
ART. 3, The annual meeting for, the
J election of officers shall be held the frst
Tuesday OF june, att o'clock 2. M. Meet.
ihgs for business aud to fill vacancies, shall
be held semi-monthly at%,suchtimes and pla.
ces as may be designated by the President
when not fixed by the Association.
ART. a. The officers ofthis Association
s1shall be aPfesident two Vice Presidents
d Secretary a Treasurer, a Finance com
mittee Of i've members. The officers of Thu
Alliance and the members Of the Finance
committee shall be ex-oflicio an Executive
committee, with power to transact all nee
!. ~essary business during the recesses Of thu
Alliance. They shall severally discharg
the duties usually degolving upon such OF
fcers in voluntary associations, and shal
5 report their proceedings at each regula
d meeting of the Alliance.
ART. s.. We who subscribe our name
to this constitution do so as a pledge to eacI
other and to the world that we will faithful
y ly adhear to its principles, and that layin
aside all personal and political preference
. which inter ere with'a conscientious dis
charge of the duties herein assumed, we wi
as far. as in US lies, endeavor to Prorot
Q harmony and unity Of action among tn
friends ofTemperance. not permitting min
or differences about men or measures t
%preventus from a hearty cooperation in ca
: Trying forward the great work Of benev0
y lence in which we are engaged.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-16

GENERAL SYNOD OF THE REFORMED DUTcH
|GHuRoH.--Wc learn from the proceeding
Of this body on Saturday that there are 45l
Sabbath Schools and 2S,l35 scholars at
tachedto it's several classics, aud that the
contributions last year for charitable and re.
ligious purposes amounted toy$59,956:53,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-16

0FEx-Gov Johnston, Of Pa, is in New
York, on the business Of the Allegheny
Valley Railroad, which is destined to bring
Pittsburgh within eighteen hours of New
York city, and the Great Coal Basin of
Western Pennsylvania within six hours Of
Buffalo, Rochester and the Lakes. The
Pennsylvania portion of the road is l76
miles long. and is estimated to cost $4,000,
900, Of which $3,Oo0,oOo have been sub
scribed as stock. The road is all under
contractto be finished in 1855, and 800 men
are now at work on il; being all that can BIO
obtained at present.