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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-01-20
An Ordinance,

Supplementary To az Ordinance, regulating the Side
Walks and Cutters in the City Of Lancaster.
CEC l.. Be ii ordained By ths City Council If the
y City Of Lancaster. That from aud sfier the legal
publication hereof, il shall be the duty of the owner,
or owners Of any lot, or partof lot fronting on any OF
the public streets, within the corporate limits of said
City, when notified so to do by the authority aiore-
ssid-io cause their Sidewalks TO be curbed with
stone of the usual dimensions, and paved with hard
paving brick, or zrzvei. rs The City Council shall do
termine; and also, 10 have the public gutter in front
of the same. paved with good pebble stone.
SEc. 2. That it is further made the duty OF all
persons, the owner. or owners Of any lot, or part of
a lot fronting on any of the public streets within said
Civ, 10 keep their Sid s-wa lksi in constant good re-
pair, under a penalty Of rot less than One Dollar,
nor more than Five Dollars, for every day the own
er or owners aforesaid. shall neglect, or refuse to
comply with the provisions of this section.
SEC. 8. That If any person or persons. owner or
owners as aforesaid. shall neglect or refuse to COM
ply with the provisions OF this ordnance, it shall be
The duty OF the COMMITTEES on streets and alleys, to
proceed forthwith and cause said Improvements TO be
made at the expense Of said city-whieh money SO
expended, together with the legal interest and five
per cent. additional, shall be a lien upon the LOT or
lots, in front of which the Improvement is made; and
shall be collected by the City Collector, under the
provisions Of the Act Of Incorporation, passed May
WILLIAM P CREED, Mayor,
NAuest-JouS b REED, City Clerk.
: December 81, 1852. 81
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From Mexico,

BALTIMORE, Jan. l5th.-The mail is
through from New Orleans. The New Or
leans papers have Tampica dates to the
9th. The resolution was spreading with
unexnmpled rapidity over Tamaulipas and
tho adjoining States.
The detection had reached the regular ar
my and leading officers had pronounced in
favor of revolutionists. Among these are
Col. Cassonova, Col. Craig, and Col. Ten
ovia. The papers ure filled with accounts
and pronunciamentos. Eltamaulipico con-
fidently pronounces the Government of
Arista as doomed. Juan Jose de La Sarcis,
the provincial Governor of Tamaulipas, pub
fishes an address in which he j~ustifes the
revolution. Coils. Mia and Deja had joined
the revolutionists and in a few days a force
Of 500 men would be organized under the
command of these Chiefs, and would march
to occupy San Louis and other States Of the
interior,
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.

I'M THURSDAY THE 9th DAY or JANU lRY
A.. ID. 1853. there wi be offered for sale, at pub.
lie out cry, at III, door Of The Court House, in thu
city OF Lancaster, Ohio, tho 10 lowing vsluahl,
lands, and improvements, to-wit: All that c~ertair
farm, late the property and estate of JAcoB PENcr
deceased. wi Z in t1reeniie d township, F.irlicl,
county, containing 30 ACRES, uron which is 1
N large and elegant Dwelling, a COOL Barn, a $sss
.MIil Fine Orc!ia. d, good SPRING, avail "s
liable SAW MILL, with an excellent water power, ar
abundance OF running water, anil abou: iiW Acres OF
;hn hest standing timber TO be found in said COUNT.
The -enYc premises have been sub.divid.d, b n
survey and plat no' yet recorded, and | shall first of.
fer the who'll, as a unit. reserving the privi'cg, to
hold on to the highest bid, viii e, il should see fit
I may proceed to offer an, one or moro Of the sever
al parce'S of the subdivision. BY the subdivision,
lis Acres are attached TO the house, orchard, barn,
and improvements, supplied with springs and running
water; about six acres, with water privilege, attach.
ed to tho Saw Nil and the BALANCE cut up into timber
lots of about Is Acres each. A plat of the sub divi.
sion NAV be found on the premises, and another with
tho subscriber. Possession, with some slight eNcep-
items to be made known on the day OF sale, to be Civ
en- the first dsv of April next.
Terms Of Saic-Onelhird in hand, on the day OF
ale, and the balance in two equal pa, ments in one
and two years, with interest from he said day.
JONATHAN COULSON, Erfcufor,
Of the Estate Of jacob Pence. deceased
January &, 1853 4w34
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SALE.

DY virtue of certain D eds of Trust from Daniel
ID Lewis to US, dated December 49,, lS49, we will
offer for sale at the court house in the city Of Lancas.
ter, on Mondry, February %, 1853, the following
described Real Estate. to-wit: Part Of In. Lot No 81.
in the town of Rushville. Fairfield county Ohio, with
the appurtenances and described as. follows: Begin.
ming at the Southeast corner Of said In Lot No. SO, on
east corner of the Dwelling House: thence North
through said lot SO as to include the Ware House on
the North end thereof to an Alley running East and
West; thence East % fee' 4 inches to an Alley: thence
South along said ALLEY to the. place of beginning.
Terms Of Sale-One third ofthe purchase money
in hand, one.third in six. and one. third in twelve
months, with interest on deferred payments.
WILSON & MUMAUGH.
Assignees Of Daniel LelOis
January 90, 1852. 81
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Markets.

THURSDAY, Jan. Cove have had fair
weather Ios q few days past, and there il a
prospect " good roads. The marketin most
articles bss been baoysnti Tor THE season OF
the year, and there 10 every prospect Of a
lively spring trade.
In WL0t and Flour there has been no
change, aud we quote the former at 81 for
red and S7A for white, and the latter at 40
$50. Corn has advanced and now readily
commands s3936c. Oats continues scarce
at 26@2S; and in some instances a higher
figure has been paid Tor home consumption
Rye 45@6O; Barley so; Clover seed $50;
Flaxseed 75j Timothy ! -5O@I,75.
Groceries--Wc have no material change
to note and former quotations may be re-
sumed. Coffee 100; Rice SOL; MVlasses
s4@35; Sugar ~.
Salt commands l,75 for Hooking and PAS
for Lake. Pork sells ut 5,5U@6.
In the retail market, We have no change
to note.
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Cattle Markets.

New YORK, Jan. IO--At Washington
Yard 200 beeves were offered. Business
dull. Sales Of good retailing qualities at
from 800 TO 800 net. 300 left over.
At Browning's.-Ofered, 1000 Sheep
andLambs, and 45Cows and Calves. Prices
Of Sheep from $50 10 $50 a 800; and lambs
from 100 TO 800. All sold. Cows and
calves-Sules at from 1880 10 $3.50. All
sold. "a av1t
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENT offered.
Sales at from $50 to $50; extra 9. Sheen
and Lambs-5000 offered Sales of sheen
at from = To 500 to 4,5O a g; and lambs from
l,75, $50 TO 800 a 400. All sold.
New YORK, January IS.-Sales of 1000
beeves at u per ID. 1000 sheep andaambs
at $3.50 to 4,50 and S. for former, and I,5O
to $3.50 for the latter. Cows and calves
1928 to 1850.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 10:--The offerings of
live stock for the week were about I,4OO
Beeves, 1900 Hogs, and $50 Cows.
Prices.-Beeves are selling from 600 to
$50 per 100 lbs, according to quality.
Hogs.--All sold at 7,75 to $50 per 100
lbs
Cows.--All disposed OF at is to 40 for
fresh, and from 8 To IA each for dry.
Sheep and Lambs.-The former from $50
to 400; the latter from 100 to 800, accord
ing to quality.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. lS.-Sales Of l4OO
beet cattle selling from Sc TO $50 per cwt.
There were about 1000 hogs in market
Sheep and l~ambs-former sold at 9 to 81,
and the latter from 1850 to So.
BALTIMORE, Jan. l0.---The number oil
Cattle offered at The scales to-day amounted
toloO0head OF beeves. 100, heal Ct wei G
sold to city butchers & packers, and dealers
in stock cattle. at prices ranging from 2,75
to 400 per 100 lbs on the hoof---equal tc
so a 7,75 net, and averaging 3,37A gross.
100 left over unsold and the balance (l5C
head driven to Philadelphia.
Hogs.-..Sales from 7.hO To 8 nar 100 lbs
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Cincinnati, Market.

CINCINNATI, January lS,-p. m.-The Ri
yer has fallen IL inches since last evening.
Weather cold. Flour firm, with fair demand
at $4,35@4,37 for good common brands
Whiskey l94al94. Butter is in better de-
mand, with sales at l5al9. Provisions dull
$50 barrels No. l Lard sold at 9!c, deliver
cradle on the Wabash. Bulk shoulders of.
fcred at &c for country. Mess Pork held at
SIG ,25aSl6,5O Groceries active and firm
-2S0 barrels Molasses sold at 30c. D. led
Apples 3 TO &c per pound.
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New York Market.

New YORK, Jan. l7.-Fhur-Siate 5,5C
Ohio 5,62@5,75. Less bupysncy. Rye
Firm. Wheat-Wcstern 1871. Barley
Steady. Oats--DuIl and plenty. Corn
White 73c., mixed nominal. Whisky-Un-
changed. Fork and. Beef-u%nchanged.-
Hogs-Wanted at Sc. lard-lI&@llIc.
Butter-ileavy.
New York, January IL Sales of 5000
barrels of State -four at $3.50, Ohio $3.50
to 5,75-little doing. Rye scurce-nominal.
10000 bush Of Southern wheat l,27 to l,2S
fair to good. 1000 bu Of Mixed corn at To-
nominal. Pork heavy and Unchanged
Beef firm. Hogs in good demand at 8 to
81. Lard ll4-dulE Batter steady.
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So. Louis Market.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. l5.-The receipts Of pro-
duce being more liberal the markets are gen
orally more active-5,ooO bush wheat sold
at s5@95c. Country ,superine Flour is
selling at 4,62@4,75. Prime white corn 45c.
Oats Ale. Sales of 500 brls Mess Pork at
1850; 400 tierces No.. Lard at 95c; 100
tierces picked Hams at SIC, and LOO pigs
Lead sold yesterday at $50, and Of 300 do at
5,75@6 round. In other articles there is
nothing of consequence doing.
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Fhe most Astonishing sueccss Of The O1y-
sgenatsd Buffers.

fhOM =. L. hABIBhCf. boAy.
PoLMER, July l, 135;.-Sir,-ti is to me a source
of infinite pleasure, to be able to boar testimony from
personal experience. to the great value of the Oxy
genated Bitters, as an eiTnctual and complete remed,
and cure for Dyspepsia, in many, If not in all o. tn,
multifarious forms in which that distressing malal,
exhibits itself.
began to be afflicted in 1914 with Catarrh, md The
difficulty increased rapidly until December, 1850
producing in the course of that period Asthma. The
first symptoms of disease, was an extreme oppres.
siveness oil the head, then followed a difficulty on
the lungs, caused by the falling of mucus. Of which
there was a c%opious flow f ON the glands in the head
producing ~tightness, violent cough, pain IN the side,
and innumeraLle a tendant evils. The accumulation
OF mucus on the lungs, was such, that ! could moi
breathe when in a horizontal or reclining posture;
ard many nights during the last two years, | enioyod
no sleep, except what ! could get irGifing my room.
My breathing during the day was often loud and
Wheeling, like an over driven horse, anil inIsscrib.
ably distressing.
During all this timel could get no p rmanrnt relief
A course of treatment by my Physician, would be q
relief only for the time that he kept me prostratrd by
his laxative poiions, and tedious irritating external
appliances.
Last December, my attention was brought to tn
consideration OF tha oxygenated Bitter', by The Hon.
Myron Lawrence, who at that time was rejoicing in
the emancipation OF his own lungs, from a twen,y
years bondage By the use Of your medicine. pur.
chased four bottles Of your BiteYs. ! III We not vet
used the whole Of the third bottle. and | believe an
cured.
An excellent quality of the medicine. Ia, besides
its remedial virtues, that it is rather desirable to take,
being atall times as agreeable as glass OF lemonade,
| meet persons almost daily, to whom | Recommend
it, having faith that the also can DO healed.
Very respectfully, F.. 7. hALLACE.
d. Gro. B. GREEN. Windsor. Vermont.
REED, AUSTIN. & Co, Wholesale Druggists, No
~, Merchants Row Boston. General Agents.
Price, 81 per bottle; tx bottles for s..
Dee 20. Sold bv G.KAUFFMAN e Co, Lancaster.
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An ORDINANCE.

To regulate the Cincinnati. Wilmington and lanes
vile Railroad in the City Of Lancaster.
StEr I. Re il ordained By the City Council fine
- City ofLGzcager. That the right Of way through,
upon of across any os the streets and alleys of the
eity Of lancaster, be and the same is hereby granted
to the Cincinnati, Wilmington and GAINESVILLE Rail
Road Company, for the Construction, occupancy, use
anil maintenance thereon Of the Road Of said Compa-
ny. and that said Company BE- and is hereby author
ised to uSe and occupy so much Of the said streets
and alleys Of said city as may be deemed e~xpedient
for the construction. use and maintenance thereon of
such number Of main and side tracks as the business of
said Company may require; Prorided, That said Com
psny does not obstruct the free passage over said
streets and alleys :or all ordinary travelling purposes;
and Prorided further. That should said Company
disturb or interfere with any Of the drains or sewers
Of said city. the cost or expense Of altering or re-
pairing the same shall be paid by said Company.
Passed January II, 1.53.
WILLIAM P. CREED, Mayor.
A~ttest-JouN B REED, city cLerk.
January ~, 1861.
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Fire nj MnssiIIOn.

MAssILLoE, January l4.-Fire broke out
in this place last night about one in NJ.
Haines store on Erie street destroying all
the frame buildings in the square, and but
fer the untiring cxertions Of the citizens the
whole range Of brick blocks on Main-strect
would have been destroyed. Twelve build
ings in all were burned. Loss about TWEEN
ty thou sand do. lars. Among those burned
out, Wilmington, jewcl.er, Harsh, umbrel-
Ia Inaker, HaiDes, grocer. Lehman. grocer,
Goodspeed, jewelIer, Hinderer g. Siblee,
grog shop, besides lot Of frame residences
and barns belonging to those burned out
Most Of the goods belonging to the above
were saved.
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FARM FOR SALE.

TNlE undersigned, being DESTROYS to change his bu.
i sinc,s OF lite, now o fers tor sal, a valuable
FARM, situate in Bloom to vaship, Fairfield county \,
Ohio, one half mile North Of the town OF Royalton.E
ON Said Farm contains over -
vs. TWO HUNDRED ANU SlXTY-TWO Esiii
ACRES: more than two-thirds Of the same uiider a
good state of guilty alton, and the balance well timber.
ed. There are two farm houses, and o large barn on
the same, and several springs Of never failing water,
and an orchard of the choicest selections Of grated
fruit.
Said Farm can 5e divided so as to make two good
farms, and will be sold separate or together, TO suit
purchasers.
For particulars, As To price and terms, persons de-
sirous Of purcfns'ng, are. refeTredto A. Nc Weigh Esq
Lancaster, Ohio, or 10 the undersigned, who will be
found on the premises during the next two weeks.
Sept. 10, 1889 JAMES A. HARRISON.
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Warlike Meaaures.

WASHINGTON, Jan. lit is understood
that in view of the situation of foreign af-
fairs, the Military and Naval committees in
the Senate have under consideration sever
al propositions for increasing the efficiency
of the Army and Navy, and will probably
recommend thorough fortifcation of the Pa.
ciic coast, and perhaps report some meas
ure for the employment of a commercial
steam marine, should the contingencies con-
templated by Soule and Marshall's ten mill
ion proposition demand such action.
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RlhsfI.Orc

Baltimore, January I5.-ToBAcco.--The
Market is dull. No sales of moment have
taken place. Prices remain nominal as last
quoted. The inspections Of the week are
As hhds. Maryland, and 20 do. Ohio--total,
65 hhds.
WHIsKEY.-We note sales Of hhds. at %
cts. and barrels Is cts. per gallon.
WooL.-The supply light-demand active.
Sales of only a few hundred lbs. at 2S@ so
cts. for unwashed, and 3s@4l ctA for tub
washed; Pulled 35@40 cents; Fine Fleece
4S@55 cents per pound.
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Railroad Wood.-The company are pre-
pairing for operations See advertisement in
to-day's paper.
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Arrival ofti,c Arnbin

HALIFAX, 5 p. m.,Jan. l3.-The Arabia
in short of coal. She encountered heavy
weather, and had 4S passengers. News uL-
important, owing to the holidays. Liver
pool cotton market dull all the week. Prices
favored buyers. A partial decline of one
sixteenth on American. Wheat--white 79s,
red 73s.--Flour Philadelphia and Baltimore
as Cd to 29s--market quiet.
Head, Lola Monies husband, was drown
ed at Lisbon, by the upsetting Of yacht.
Kossuth's mother died at Brussels on the
2sth. The Belgium Government refused to
grant Kossuth permission to meet her.
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UNCONSTITUTIONAL OF parents who use Yer.
mi'uge composed of castor oil, calomel. ETC.. are moi
aware that while they appear to benefit the patient
they are actually laying tho foundation for a Sc.
lies Of disease. loss of sight, weakness of limbs etc.
In another column will be found the advertisement
of Hobensack's Medicines, to which we ask the atten.
ton of all directly interested in their own as well as
thcir children's health. In liver complaints and a
disorders arising from those of a bilious type. should
m Ike use Of the only genuine medicine, nobensack''
Liver Pill.
lJ'"Be mol deceived" but ask for Hob nsack's
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and observe that each
has the signature of the proprietor, J N. Hobensack
as none else are genuinely. y. Express.
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GF ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WoNDER!---IM.
PoRANT TO DYsPEPrIcs.--Dr. J. s. HOUGHTON'S
PEPSlN, The True Digestive Fluid, OF Gastric Juice,
prepared from RENNET. or the FOURTH STOMACH
OF THE Ok. after directions OF Baron LIEBIC, the
great Physiological chemist, by ]. S. iIouGHroN, NJ.
D, PhiladelPhia. This Is truly wonderful remedy for
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, ~Jaundice, liver complaint,
constipation and debility, curing after Natures own
method, by Natures own agent, the Gastric Juice
Pamphlets. containing Scientific evidence of its value,
furnished by agents gratis. See notice among the
medical advertisements. AZ
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-01-20

1--WE have frequently heard the celebrated Ger.
man Bitters. sod by DH. G. NJ. JACKSON, 100 Arch
Street, Philadelphia. spoken Of in terms of the highest
communication. and we honestly believe that it Is one
Of tbs best medicines advertised for the comp 'aints for
which it is They are peasant TO the
taste, and can be taken under any circumstances by
the most de icate stomach. The press far and wide,
have united in comm, nding this invaluable remedy
for dyspepsia, debility, etc and such are the healing
effects OF this panacea, that we hope il may lie intro
duced into everv family where dyspepsia has. or is
likely 10 have a victim.
TFSee advertisement. lm35
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, January ls.-Without whole
sale transactions. No wheat or corn offer
ing. The Flour here has been picked up at
from $3.50 to 4,62l for gSod superfine, and
$4,75 for extra. Extra retails at 5.
Wheat-None in market; pominal quota
tons 86a7O. Corn--Not even in retail sup
ply, quoted at 70C. Oats--Retail at 42c;
from cars 38a4Oc. White Fish--9, 0al0.-
Butter-l4ol6 for roll. Cheese--Sal0.--
Observation-Disclosures.
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LOOK OUT FOR COUNrERFEITSl

The public are cautioned against another counter
fat, which has lately made its appearance. called ~
b EdrreHs Arabian Liniment the most daneerou,
Of all the counterIeits, because his having the name
Of Farrell, many will buy in good faith, Without the
knowledge that a counterfeit exists, and they will per.
haPs only discover their error when the spurious mix.
ture has wrought its evil effects.
The genuine article is manufactured only by II. G.,
Farrell, sole inventor and proprietor. and wholesale
druggist. No. Ia Main street, Peoria, Illinois, to whom
all applications for Agencies must be addressed. BE
sure You gel it withthe 'etters n. G before Farrell's,
thus--H. g. F~ARRELL'S--and his signature on the
wrapper. all others are counterfeits.
Sold by G. KAIJFFMAN & CO., Lancaster,
and by regu ar'y authorized agents throughout the u
nited States. Price 95 and so cents, and 81 y bottle.
AGENTS WANTED in every town, village and
ham'et in the United States, in which one Is not al
ready established. Address H.. &. Farrell as above,
sponsibhity, etc Ian 6~im
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An Pa0PnIKToI

- N'H' $500 e-NF 10 -
h4Ett ne privilege exchanging their menta
four times each vesr Per,rns contracting By the
year, must engage for a certain space, iCr which
THY will be expected 10 oay.
Iran additional rhsrz ofiycuty-Gve per cent.
VIII e ma r.. where ~ seF,i-en0nt .ppesr regular.
" W both pApe,s Tor price Of advertising 10 dl.
Ishy paper. s.e t'rfns on fret Peg Oi Dsily paper
JOB P~finting.--In this department. we expect 10
make several improvements We shall en1esvor
at III times 70 execute Ia" fayors Of our ftieuds Nth
promDtnnss. nsafna4s sni Al tho lpxest prircI.-
BUSINESS CARDS neatly printed upon res-ons-
bic terms.
Rlanks.-We sha'lkeey constantly on hand BLAyr
Deems an1 MoRreAoys. JUsTIcys' BL,xKs. and
will be ready Al al time. 10 print 10 order SI1P.
PHO BrLts. Morris and such other Blanks al usy
be required
Al the comm, ncs,nCnt VI the year, we have . few
" ords TO say 10 our many friond5 f!roughou; the
EQUITY. We have. lis tnt. dOu'lca our list Of sub
seri5ers since we have been in charge Of the Office,
Ju, q, the same tima we have lsrgly Increased the
quantity Of reading matter AMI beloved much more
care and labor upon tha paper VII not each one
take the trouble to show lua paper 10 hii neighbor and
induce him to subscribed
There are larger sni eheopsr paper, published than
ours. bot no county paper ia the West IurpAsses it.
We labor to put into iiscolumns what will 10 Of essen.
til and permanent zdvanSg &c. rather than mere novel
sketches designed 10 please for moment and then
20 forgotten. In this age Of progress and intelligence,
Of discovery and invention, a vast gsriety Of new, is
to be published in a sn al comuass, all Of which
should be given 70 the pntlic, and to crowd this u
with matter OF cnly superficial importance, is doing
Justice neither to the age nor the readers Of newsls
pars. Our ain has bcen and s,ill is. to publish a pa
per fully worth the price we charge for ii, ana onC
that will bs interesting and useful to every family
To do this with justice 10 ourselves. We should have
a largely incresaed patronage, and without any ex.
tended remarks, we conid-ntly appeal TO our present
customer to be prompt in their Ps yments and 10 cur
city ms generally to have their nsm - placed upon
our subscription books.
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THE GARDINER CLAIM.-A despatch says
that the steamer Isabel arrived at Charles
ton from Havana on the 18th. The Com
missioners sent to Mexico by. Congress, to
investigate the Gardiner claim, returned in
the Isabel, They report that the alleged
mines have no existance. They have also
brought witnesses with them to prove the
claim a humbug.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-01-20

FROM OREGoN.-We have received the
Columbian, published at Olympia, Puget
Sound, and dated Nov. 9th. The question
of dividing the territory is agitated with
vigor. The editor had been presented with
a turniP weighing thirty-four pounds, pota-
toes ten and twelve inches in length and
other "knick .knacks" in proportion. No
other news of Importance.