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

AN EXAMPLE FOR YoUN0 MEN.-Twenty.
three years ago, PROFESSOR HESRvy wen,
10 Albany from tho country, Us q Teacher
upon a salary Of 5000 a year. He was
then q young mon, with very limited means
aud without family Influence; buhhe had in.
ddstry, integrity, indomitable energy, and
a resolve to be somebody. He has worked
his way high up the Hill OF Science; ha,
now a worldwide reputation--and is mo,
del for the imitation ofthe young men Of oul
coantrys. Whatswill not integrity and per,
severance do for q mani
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CITY NO.

IXINK & BISH, Main street, Lancaster, Ohio,
~ tonr doors Vest of the Hooking Valley Bank.
Where fresh Bread, Rusks, Cakes. and Crackers can
be had every dav.
We have employed the very best workmen in our
line Of business and will sell at Wholesale and retail
at the l0tcest prices.
Wei IRE determined to give general satisfaction
soda, butter, water and Boston crackers, will be
promptly filled. Give us a call.
Lancaster July 81, 1853 link & BISII.
b. We also keep on hand a generalassortment Of
FAMILY GROCERIES, which will be sold at the
lowest rates. | & BISH.
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MILL PROPERTY AND COAL LAND
FOR SALE.

NHE undersigned wishes to dispose ofhis STEAM
MILL and COAL FARM, situate in Perry county,
Ohio, one halfmil from the town Of New Lexington
Il the Cincinnati, Wilmington & Evansville Rail Road.
The Farm contains 100 acres of beautiful land, in
a high state cf cultivation, with a good Fruit Orchard
and several never.ailing springs oil exrellent water.
On il are the Mill (now in successful oaeration) and
ten Dwelling Houses, Store Blacksmith Shop, Stables,
Sheds. &c. The Mill is supplied with coal from the
vein now opened on the promises, by means OF rail
cars, at an expense not exceeding two cents per bnsh-
el. 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, l6O acres Of excellent LAND, situate in the
county Aforesaid, three. fourths of a mile from the
Rail Road and two miles from New Lexington, with
Dwelling House, Fruit Orchard. Springs, SC Sew.
enty acres are cleared and the balance covered with
a heavy growth OF excellent timber. This farm is
valuable for its coal anil Timber, being only three
fourths of a mile from a steam Saw Mill, lately erect
cd on the above mentioned Rail Road.
will sell the above premises all together. or in
parcels, to suit purchasers, on very favorable terms.
.GJFor further information apply TO the sub.
scriber, on the premises. II. {. GRANGER.
August llth. 1853.
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r. BROWNS
SsCmCc OF JumuIcm GjmcCr.

OF JHIl:ttCta Ginger
THIS Essence is a preparation Of unusual excel
L lence. In ordinary diarThGa, ~incipient cholera,
in short, In all cases of prostration Of the digestive
functions il is of inestimable valuo. During the pre-
valence of epidemic cholera and summer complaints
OF children, II is peculiarly eilcRcious; no family or
individual should be without II.
CAUTIoN-Be sureto get the genuine Essence, which
iEprep0red only by y. BRowE, at his Drug and chem
ical store, N. II. corner ofIffh and chesnut.stroets
Philadelphia, and for sale by all the respectable Apo
theearies in the United States.
Soldby NJ. Y. Krieder, in Lancaster; L. Kalb, Rush.
Willie, and by Druggiats every whore. Nov. 4
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The CmsEsE fSsUReEETs AND Il CHRIS
TAN RrLrclox.-The North China Nail, Of
the 9Th of May, has the following in rela-
ton to the insurgents and their religious
views:
Their insergents are Christians OF the
Protestant form OF worship, and antkldola-
ters of the s~trictest order. They acknowl-
edge but one God, the Heavenly Father,
the All wise, the All powerful, and Oinnip-
otent Creator of the world; with him Jesus
Christ. as the Savior Of mankind; and also
the Holy SPIRIT, as the last Of the three per-
sons of the Trinity.
The chief on earth Is a person known as
"Tae ping-waug, the Prince Of Peace" to
whom a kind Of divine origin and mission
is ascribed. Far, however, from claim
ing alteration, he furbids, in an edict, the
application 10 himself Of the terms "su-
preme J" holy" and others, hitherto con-
stantly assumed by the Emperors Of China,
but which he declines receiving, on the
ground that they are due to GOd lone.
Their moral code the insurgents call the
Rules" which, on examination,
proved to be the ten commandments. The
observance Of these is strictly enforced by
the leaders of the chiefly Kwang-
tung and Kwang 50 men, who are not mere
ly formal professors Of a religious system
but practical and spiritual Christians, deep
ly influenced by the belief that God Is al
ways with them.
Pie hardships they have suffered aud the
dangers they have incurred are punish
ments and trials of thier Heavenly Fat 'er;
the successes they have achieved are in
stances Of his grace. In conversation they
ebore" the more worldly minded by Col :
stant recurrence to that special attention Of
the Almighty of which they believe them
s~elvesto be the objects.
With proud humility and with the glist-
ening eyes of gratitude, they point back to
the fact, that at the beginning Of their enter.
prise, some four years ago, they numbered
but one or two hundred; and that except
for the direct help Of lhein Heavenly Faith
e5-tley never could have done what they
have done.
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sAlzRArus Is said 70 be injurious to thI


sALxRArus Is said to be injurious to the
human system. and that il destroys thous'
ands Of children and some adults every year
In New Brunswick, c ,ntiguOus to Maine
the physicians are want to say that half the
snlaren are killed by the use Of saleratus.
The evil is fast spreading throughout the
Union. Families Of moderate size already
use from ten to twenty Ave pounds yearly
Remarks Of the NeD England Former.
Store keepers who have been engaged ID
the business for many years. have tod US
that formerly they used to purchase Nree
or four small kegs Of saleratus for a years
supply In a country village, but mat now
they purchase more than as many large
cases, weighing six or eight hundred pounds
each. Large Quantities are used IN making
bread. the most common food, and Of which
all partske. Milk should take its place
there. Many persons are in the habit OF
pustry. We are inclined to believe the re-
m~arks:quoted above have much truth in
them. We do not know how far the power
Of saleratus may be neutralized by a mixture
Of other substances used as food but it may
be known by the chemist, and should be
explained to the people.
What is saleratusi Wood is burnt to ash
es. Ashes are lixiviated-lye is the result
Lye Is evsporated by boiling-black salts
are the residumn. The salts undergo a
publication by FIRE aud the potash Of CON-
MERGE is obrsfued. By another process, We
change the potash into perlash. Now put
this into sacks, and place them over a dis
tillery wash-tub, where the fermentation
evolved carbonic acid gas, and, the Perlash
absorbs and renders it solid, the product be,
ing heavier, dryed and whittier, than the
pearlash. n is no. salaratus, How much
salts Of lye and carbonic acid can human
stomach bear and remain healthy, is
question for the saleratus eaters.
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SUCCESS AT THE FisHRRrEs.-In regurd to
the fisheries, the New Brunswicker hears
fromihe Gulf that the fisheries of every de-
scTiption have beenrmOre than usually pro.
lihc; that mackeral are very abundant eve
vywhere, e. that American mackeral schoon.
ers are making good fares within the pre-
seribed limitS, by ksePiOg some Of their mum.
Der onthe watch'for the war steamers.
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NEW IMPROvEMENTIN INSERTING
ARTIFICIAL TEETH.

YRS. Crider 81 Williams have made On improve
j Cnent In the art Of inserting artificial teeth on me-
talic plates. The Improvement consists In solder
ing teeth on plates, SO as to prevent them from con-
tracing and springing while in the act Of soldering
and cooling, which will avoid all difficulties that Den
lists SO invariably meet with in constructing full sets
then specimens can be seen at our Office.
Lancaster, June l6, 1853. l-6
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SAVE YOUR TEETH

nocroas ScorT& KrNa have formed a partnership,
-Dfor The purpose Of practlcing DENTISTRY
Teeth, and fill (plug) teeth to arrest decay and pre-.
serve them for life. Their office Is the same recent.
iy occupied by DIR. King, In Connelps Row, where
they will be most happy to zee their friends who
may wish the condition oftheir mouths improved.
II. SCOTT. WIN, II. KING.
Lancaster, June ID, 1885, Sm6,
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MuTILATIoH AT S~HAKsPEARE's HoME.-
The bennington Spa Courier, an EGG.
lish Journal, contains an article wherein
III. Johnson, Ex-Governor Of Louisiana
and two ladies' In. his charge, stand accused
with having distracted a portion ofthe fiy-
leaf from the Sbakspear family Bible al
Stratford.upon-AVOn, during a recent visit
there
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THR MsTHoDrsTs IN ENeL1Hn.-The Wes-
leyen Methodists Of England are engaged
IN raising the muni6cent sum Of one hundred
Thousand pounds sterling for the relief of
sOme Of their connexional funds, and $780,
Oop have already been contributed
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NEW

NEW BOOKS!
At the City Book Store. opposite shnerer's
Hotel, Lancaster, Ohio.
UST RECEIVED-Daring Deeds of American he
- roes, Nights in a Block house the DiscardpdDaugh.
ter, the Australian captive and the Gold Regions, Dick
Wilson, Frost's Pictorial history of California, Ex-
Frank Freeman's Barber Shop, the Nile Boat, Advice
to Young Men, History Of the Mexican War, Napo-
leon and his Mars ais, by J. c Headlev: Noble Deeds
Of Woman, Life Of the Empress Josephine.
April, &c. JOHN SEARLES.
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WANTED,

tn District No. 4 Pleasant township, Fairfield
i county. Ohio, a school teacher Who Is competent
to teach all the higher branches Of an English Edu- =
cation, A good teacher can find employment for ten
months in a year at a good salary. Informati6nSaa Il
be had by addressing the undersigneds at Lancaster
Ohio. JOHNA. FETTERS, District clerk.
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NOTICE

S hereby given that Henry, Berry James Mead
Il den and his vile Mary McFadden, the progcnitors
and owners Of the several lots contained within the
seat and ad ition to the town of Sugar grove. known
as Beery's addition to said town, have filed their pc.
titon In the clerks office Of the colrt of common
Pleas, Of Fairfield county, Ohio, prsying the vacation
ofthe plat and addition aforesaid and that application
will be made at the next term OF said court for such
vacation.
HUNTER & FINCK, Attorneys for Petitioners.
August 10Th, 1859.
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sTANnEnY q VAN rnump,
AttorneveatL.,v,

AEtUFheyb az LHWB
HAVE Removed their OfReeto the room formerly
.DerzPisdby Wm.J. Reese. Esq. Immediately oppc.
sit the rsaidenee Of DanielSiford ESQ.
Lancaster tMufch 10, 1850, 45-
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Foul MURDgR.-Some years since, a man
living on the bank of the Wabash, about
three miles below Vincennes, named Lee
fevre, was found dead, (having been shOt) in
front of his house, aud near a pile Of wood
which he kept for sale to steamers. He had
lived alone for n long time, and wus suppos-
ed to have a considerable sum Of money
Who the murderer was, or how much money
was obtained, has never been found out
In March lust,a brother of Mr.. Lerevre came
to this place, & soon after took possession Of
his brothers property, where he lived like
his brother, alone, up to the time he was
found dead on his porch, having been shot
just below the eye. A few ddys before, in
conversation with a friend in st. Francis
vile, where he frequently took his meals,
Mr.. Lefevre said that lie did not at all like to
live where he did-that 1t was II lonely and
desolate place, &c. His principal objection,
however, appeared to proceed from the a2-
pearnnce Of three men,who were frequently
seen prowling about his house after night,
whose actions and conversation, aroused his
suspicious that they meditated some evil
He described the men so accurately to his
friend, that he recognized them as his neigh
bors, and told him he must not fear them,
that they would do him no injury. His
friend, perceiving he had forcbodinga Of evil,
politely requested him to make his house his
home; but against all remonstrance, he left
that evening for his own hObitation, and
was never afterwards seen, until he was
found dead as before stated. II is a matter
that should be ferreted ont, aud the MUIR
derer brought to justice, ii possible. YIN
CenRes Gazette.
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FOR THE LADIES.

FOR THE LADIES.
A FINE Lot of Albums, Of all kinds, and fine books
"A. expressly for The ladies', at the city book store,
opposite Sheffer's hotel, by
April 20. JOHN SEARLES,
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CITY PROPERTY FOR SAFE.

A Sagent for Adam Householder, sem, l will sell
N the House and lot on East Main street. known
as In Lot No 3, in, Reber's addition to the City OF
Lancaster, now in the occupancy Of Mr.. Samuel
Henley, and near the residence Of Salmon shaw,
Esq. Terms favorable, and title indisPutable.
P. VAN TRUMP.
July z, 1858. 9-4-m. /.
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SHOCKING MURDER OEA YOU'VE FEMALE
IN New ORLEANs.-A. NJ. Bullon, keeper Of
a grocery store IN N. o., has been arrested
on the charge of numbering Eliza Phillips.
alias, Eliza Love "A beautiful girl of II years.
II appears that Bullon lived with her, and
that she was murdered on the night of the
10Th inst. Two days after he went to the
police office, aud stated that he believed u
woman had killed herself ut a house on st.
Peters street. The police Immediately pro.
ceeded thither, and in a rpom on the second
story'they found the dead body of Eliza, who
had evidently been brutality murdered
When the door was first opened. the stencil
was so great that the officers were obliged
to retreat, and on re-eutering, they perceiv-
ed the body lying in bed, with nothing but n
chemise on, and n handkerchief tied round
her head. On her forehead, aud extending
round tn the left temple, was a deep and
gastiy wound, from which the clotted blood
aud brains were protruding. Ballon was
seen to leave the house early on the morn
ing Of the a0,h, and on that day told a per-
son who inquired for Eliza, that she had
gone across the river. Daring the day, it
was alleged, he returned TO the house with a
large trunk, in which it is supposed, he in
tended to conceal the dead body. The cor
oner's inquest returned u verdict that the
deceased ''came to .herrdeath from blows in
flcted with a heavy, blunt instrument crush
ing her skull, in the hands Of A. M! Bal.
lon." Her true name was Barthene Sweet
en-, and she was considered the handsomest
woman in New Orleans. Her mother lives
In Algiers, and on Tuesday, the day pre-
ceding the night of the murder, Ballon and
her daughter dined with her. On that occa-
sion the latter told her mother that Billun
treated her with the utmost kindness, and
had promised to marry her in n few days -
Jealousy, it is supposed, prompted the CON
mission ofthe bloody deed.
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BLACKsafITHING.

~THE subscriber, at his shop on Chestnut
FDGl street, Immediately East OF The Old Bap.
E~l&tist Church, is prepared to do all kinds OF york
connected with hi business intlir best'rnaftcr ~
FOR THR SHOOTING OF HORSES.
he has in his employ one Of the very best ofN U
w~orkmen, who is not surpassed in this branch of the
business. Prices will be made reasonable. The pa
tronage Of the public is respectfully solicited.
Lancaster, March o.. 1853. s. HENNlCK.
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THE roETIcAL WORKS OF LORD BYRON.
nSSIAN, Thompson, Kirke White, Moore, Shelley,
~ Upper, Scott, Campbell, Milton, Mrs. Hemans,
and Poems Of Amelia. all for sale at the city book
store, opposite Skaters hotel, by
April &c. JOHN SEARLES.
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EDWARD l.. SLOCUM, having purchasethe
~ entire Stock OF Drugs and Medicines Of
George G. Beck. now offers thcsam me for sale together
with a large and well selected new stock at the Old
Stand known rs the City Drug Store, where may
be found large and complete assortment Of Drugs Me-
dicines and Chemicals, Paints Oils, Dye ,Stufis. class
Ware and Window Glass, Brushes, Groceries, Fancy
Articles, &c., which will be sold wholesale and retail,
upon as reasonable terms as can he purchased in the
city EDWARD L. SLOCUM.
Lancaster, April %. 1851 d&w51
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DAPER-A large lot of cap, Letter, commercial,
Il B'otting and counting house Paper and Blank
Books Of llkinds for sale at the city book store, OPP
posite Shgiier's hotel. by
April % JOHN SEARLES.
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COMPOUND SARSAPARILLA SYRUP,
DPEPARED strictly in accordance TO The formula
Il ofthe United States Pharmacopeia, lately revis-
ed by authority Of the National Medical c invention,
on hand and for sale by OTTO W. KREMER.
Lancaster, March 10, 1853
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OIL CARPETS! OIL CARPETSa
Received this dav. direct from the Manufacturer,
Piece 81 Oil Garnet

Ga n y
6 81 A "
" 7.S 81
ga q %
sold low. EFFTNGBR, WH1fTE&S LITT1.
lancaster, April 20, 1859
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(\LD Gov. lava and Rio Coffee, Few Orleans SUI
~ gar, Philadelphia crushed do, New Orleans Mo-
lasses, Sugar.house and Golden Syrup at
MAY B. II. B HUNTER B CO.
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PUOSGENE LAMPS.
PAINTS. OILS. &C.

ORANGES AND LEMONS.
A Few Boxes just received at the city city DruI
N store. EDWARD L. SLOCuM.
lancaster June 90 Y
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Tobacco and Cigars.
A LARGE and superior lot of Cigars and Tobacco,
"A for sale at II. B. HUNTER & co.
Nav &. Joa
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PHILADELPHIA PORTER.
00n Doz. Just received andfor sale At the CTTl
SUU DRUG STORE. L. L: SLOCUM.
Lancaster June 90 9
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Cheese! Cheese!! Cheese!M
uST received, a fine lot of English Dairy, Pine
~ Apple and Sap Sage Cheese-to be sold low for
cash by H.. b. HUNTER CO.
May 8, 1859. d93
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PLASTER or PARIS. &C
Barrels Calcined Plaster, co. do Water Lime, 81
- ground Plaster, for sale by L. d. SLoCUM.
Lancaster. June 96.
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Local Agents Names.
G. Kaufman & Co., Co .Lancast r; Leonard & BRO.
thor, Basil; Shaw and Hutchinson, West Rushvillei
D. B. Reinhard, iithopolisi Q. n. Mpller, Somerset,
Troop md Fickhart, CirclevilIc; Henry King, Tarlton;
DIR. d. A Fisher, Baltimore. July %, 1859 70
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CERTAIN BOTANICAL AGENT,

which IN all diseases OF arrangements Of the female fmns,
o9strueions, difhsuliiss, painful meniuuution., ne, ha,
EFFECTED n cure. This root Ia indigenous to our soil, and found
IN large quantities, and rs u medicinal property, stands with
out an equal 1t forms one Of the compounds In the preparu-
tom. which, us n wios. is the best remedy ever given TO u
D henlth 10y is nss.
For the relief otpAl Sympathetic Diseases ATTENDANT on preE.
nancy II allnys. those distressing and painful. troubles which
atten occur both to mauiod and unmarried ismalss, and n.
moves those periodical ob-tTuetiOrs which arise from taking
cold, &c.
AND LIVER COMPLAIET, Bilious Die.
eases, determination ~ the Lungs, Coughs, Colds, HOarse-
Medicine has ever been It's eluai.
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From E: L. Rice, Esq, Anoraey-atlqiO Cincinnati.
A child cured of Eruption in a very few day by the
use of only a part Of a bottle OF the yellow Dock and
Sarsaparilla.
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Erniuitousy. Put up in 80 oz. bottles, ut o., Ie or. do. nj
% It's. enrh = the lurRer holding 4 on. more than two small Iot.
!" Vanghn,s Vegetable ldlhonirpls Mixture, blown upon
te Elnas. the Pr!ttsn .gnatne OF {; z. Vaughn ;, on The
sHgrh. None Other er are genuine, ,%regard BY o.; O. q.
bIhhlo, at wholesale aud retail. No attention given TO letter.
uHiIes. post paid post paid letters, or verbal communication
SOLICITING advice, promptly attended TO, grutis.
,,Wloe,ale Agent, Oleoit, Mckesson " Robins, No. I27,
Maiden Lame. New York City .mn e. Kidder Il Co, hos.
ton Z: 3. burIsan Il Co., Cincinnati J, Owen a. Co., De.
EEOi,i Sea" H.; y hay, Chisgro; fisk 4 HSIl, Cleveland Il.
!pd tor sne by sll the respectable ljruggnn thr0uKhout ths
uniied' StRtes mud GauudA, und at retail by