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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-10-12
Lbe9aneast!er @a1ette.
CITY OF LANCASTER.
ThMFsday NIOrninE. De D. Is5i
"ALL HAIL. OUR GLORIOUS
STRIPES AND sTARSw

Wehaye merely time TO announce, in to-
days issue, the triumphant success Of the
AMERIcAN PARTY in Old Fairfield. 1t is
not our intention to exult over fallen foe,
and the more enthusiastic Of the American
party must be content with the simple an
nouncement that the american Ticket"
has been elected in Old Fairfield by a ma
iority of hight HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE.
Never was victory more completc-never
was rebuke of foreign insolence, Popish
dictation and demagogueism moreefiectual.
1t is not the first time, thank God, the A.
mepican flag has proudly waved over the
PROSTATE body Of. its enemies-Bunker's S
Hill witnessed similar defeat-York
Town and Jamestown can tell Of battles
fought and won at the point of thebayonet.
Ali thesego to show that whenever the A
MERIcAN PEOPLE are united in one COM
mon cause--a cause that has for its object
the salvation'of their country-they are inHn'
chile. The word "defeat" has never yetbeen
written upon the folds of the Americas
flag and we trust to God never viii.
The great and sacred American feeling
that now fills the breasts of those of the
.'manor born" operates like a broad deeI
stream-silenay but sarely--carrying ;
mighty and irresistible power wherever i
makes its appearance
Tho following is the
AMERICAN TICKET.
For Supreme Judge
JOSEPH R. SWAN.
For Board of Public Works.
JACOB BLICKENSDERFER, JR
For Congress.
VALENTINE B. HORTON.
f'e -@ Fo, Probate Judge,
VIRGIL E. SHAW.
... For Clerk,
JOHN RADEBAUGH.
For Auditor,
.-.- JAMES w. TOWSON.
For Sheriff,
WILLIAM POTTER,
For Commissioner,
ANDREW PETERS.
For Prosecuting Attorney,
'-N" ALFRED WILLIAMS.
..f.,t For Recorder,
ELIJAH c. HANNUM.
For Inirmary Director,
DAVID BRIGHT.
For County Surveyor,
WILLIAM HAMILTON.
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SIX GENTS REWARD.

n ANYWAY from the subscriber about lye weeks week.
10 the Cabinet business. All persons are forwarned
from ia yborng or Trusting him on my sccoun as VIII
nav no debts OF his contracting. ..-. -i.,.1~,
ianeaster, Aug, "a, 1854. THoMASG. DoDsoN'
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II ID.

GEORGE ID. SHOCELEY & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Roots
and shoes of all x kinds and qualities,
Mrs. Greenes Block, Main Street, Lancaster, Ohio.
JuEr ). 1851.
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rxtatc OF John swcyer.

VrSUR undersigned have been duly appointed and
ansIii.d "a Executors of the Estate Of John SWey-
e'' JACOB SwEYER,
LEWIS SWEYER,
SAMUEL SWEYER-
-. .oo~ II AZ GWEVRR
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For Supreme Judge
JOSEPH R. SWAN.
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DENTISTRY.
DIR, william III. King,

UNoRMBRLY Demonstration of Mechanical Denuslry,
* In The Ohio College of Dental Surgery at Cincnna-
d. respectuy informs the citizens of Lancaster and vi
cinty that he still continues the practice OF his proies
SION ut his old sand and is prepared to perform all
opcrations pertaining to his profession.
All operations warranted comfortable ana 70 render
good service Full set of Teeth inserted on the primer
pie Of atmospheric pressure. All other operat'ohs
II P0aice, Main Street, one door East of the Eagle
prnt,ng once. May o, ls54-3m
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ARNOLn,S INKS.

Ninvo,ee ofthe above article Of all coors in rss,
from one quart 10 one just received at the Bos-
ton Book Store MODuE'
Inncnsiar InIv II. 1a5A
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Estate OF George d. shOckIey
Tne second Arrival.
DOcTOR wAGENHALs
STACEY HOUSE,
Opposite the CGurt House and Fountain
ZANESYILLE. OIsIO.

NTEW ADDITIONS are now being made to the fur-
~ niture and onyerience Of this already First Class
loteI Travellers will find this house decidedly the
most comfortable place in Zanesylle and tho propfie-
Tor s,sres no psips to make his guests eOmfortphe.-
There attached to the above house. elegant bhlCh
DROVE ST BLRS, which are very capaciOus.
Mnreha le54-I2m wM. A. StiNFS Proprietor.
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS.

COFFINS! Szs -EJCOFFINS!
YNNHE subscriber has associated with him Mr.. /. s.
HALL in the undertaking business This branch
OF the business will hereafter be conducted under the
Arm name of ECKERT Il HALL. They have good
HEARSE and HORSES always ready TO attend funerals
The Subscribers have now and hereafter will keep con
stantly on hand all styles and sizes of Collins ready
made so tha. they will be ready to furnish them IN a
few minutes notice. They will promptly attend tuner
ais any where in the county without extra charge inns
method Of keeping them on hand will enable mem 10
furnish them at reduced prices ECkEkl q HALL
Lancaster, February 10, leJi-6m4l
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NJ E w 3 Q Q < S
JUST RECEIVED AT THE
ROSTON BOOK ST ORE.

B BOSTON BOOK > y n e.
SSUNNY MEMORIES, [H. B. stowe0
- Fashion and Famine; Hard Times, (Dekensl
Bertha and Lily, (B. Okes Smith,; Rosa Moodvnle'
Pickwick Papers( Dickens); lyenhoe, lsrWallerscot
The Quiet Heart; Ticondsroga, &c RJamss
Household Words for August
Water Cure Manuel (Dr. Shew)
Hydropathic Family Physician do
Freisiehs Homeopathic Practices
Hydropathic Cook Book (Dr. Trall); Fowler onAsEoT
Electrical Psychology tDodd)
Philosophy OF the Spirit world,
The Scpulehres Of cur departed tAnspach)
Exposition of the Apocalypse (Wickes)
travellers Guide through the sforls54
- Western States DC
Yankee Notions for September,
AISO-NeV sheet Musics as Follows
primo Donua Song; Ahl Yes Remember
| Annie MAJ: God bless oHr Yankee Girls
| Remember how loved herr Nesper Hymn
! Sweet yesner Bells Of Aneoba: Shells o. Ocean
LstTo The Convent Bells; Ella Bee; Old Bob Ridley;
There's rest for theein Heaven; Ny Mother Dear,
| Mnrnuring sea Ny Home, Ny Happy Home
on in tle Silly nights Our ChildhOod,s Years
| on Mast we Iar 10 night; Childhoods Hsppy Days
| Chaste Goddess {dofma) Ah! Fondly Remember
| Am mot fondIv thine own; Holly Wood Waltz
| silver Lake do; Dream Ilfe DO; Fairy Bell. DO
| Prima DeBa; Mountain Bell, Schottiscni Glpsey de
| Neynort do: Raindrop dos Blind Boys do opera DO
I Hanny Family, Polka Shanghai do Roshpud 40
| 81 fnuis do; Sunny Sidedo; Donna Bell DO
| Violet do; Love Dream, Polka. ID. b. NUDGE.
| Lancaster. August 81, 1s54-lI
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GEnIsGE 5. EATON, hi. D.,

Puysc1cIAN, OouL1sr, AND oRTuorEDIoAL SURGEON.
rAVING located permanently in Chillchothe, offers
his professional services to all who are afflicted
stI6 any Of the following diseases or deformities:
Amnnrasis Opthalmia, inflammation of the Eyes
Gramelnr lids; Watery Eyes; Caaracts, speeks and
Piems efectually romoyed strebsmus or cross Ey es
cnred ina few seconds; Ptnss; Club Foot; Hair Lip;
together with every other operation belonging 10 the
operatiye Surgeon. -
ioFFICE--Wadde's Block Residence City House.
N-PNo charges for exaninatio
2 Address Chillicothe, OH May ?, lS54-ly
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Wanted 10000 New Customers,
in addition to the old stock on hand.
JOHN LYONS,
kLi6oI EeAIE AND RETAIL GROCER,


AND DEALER IN
Bacon Flour, Fish, Salt, Glassware, sioneware, To-
bacco, Cordagc, Twnc, Notions, Fruits,
Nuts, Candies, &c.
NORTH MAIN STREET, LANCASTER
rNvITRS The attention Of the citizens of Fairfield and
adjoining counties, to his new Establishment, which
Is fitted up in superior style one door west OF ms O,a
of Messrs Reber, Kutz g. Coz where he VIII be pleas,
ed 10 see all of his old customers and ton thousand
new ones. Ho has fitted up in good style
AN EATING ROOM,
Where persons from the country having their LADIES N
bonse in tho rear with an isle leading from the back
yard yard to his front shop, with fine hi,ehng place
ALSO, FEED FOR HORSES,
Having the advantage Of the railroad he Is prepared t.
sell wholesale and retail for the nimbe sxpense. Ae
commodating clerks ready TO wait on You from th'
cSild,s cent 10 the gentleman's thousand dollars.
April 90, 1854.
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P1TTsBuRGn, Oct. 1o.-The river is sta
tionary, with seventeen inches of water in
the channel-weather clear and pleasant.
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HARDWARE AT GREAT eARoAlNs!!
Cheaper than ever before Offered /
LnnrRsfer.
JoHN EFFINGER

III as lately purchased from p. Bopehjs Interest n
tue Hardware basine-s. and in addition his al-
ready large stock. 70 nOy daily receiving direct from
The haHgfas'sreTs and IEger'ers large purchase of
new goods. wieh viii make bis stock Hardware
- The most extensive 10 be- found in this market His
faetiezfor purelasing and arrangements with Manu-
fseturerS which are equal 70 any. will eDnblc him 10
Oir all deseriFtiong of BardWare at i0trer prices then
SHB 0fLsr es,aGHSAmsHf. The atte htoR Of FsRsrrs
and MEsHAEIrz s invited 10 the extraordinary induee-
ment- held oui 10 thcm in The way Of great bar
ainsfiiy safisfed .hat II they consult their Own in
terest they will be certain 10 call and anime his pri-
bcfoTe purcbasng elsewhere. BY ciDse attention
10 business and By constantly keeping hand full
and complete assortneni and the be goods he hope.
to secure large share ofihe patronage the Farmer.
and Mechanics Oflhe county.
] Anil 9c fsll
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rETI0yS. SPORES AND HUBS.

TNTE have now on hand, and which by our arrange.
Nv meuts with the manufacturers, We can offer at
their hill Of prices with freight added. .l
$50 Sets Bent Fellows,
100 [" Spokes,
los Hubs,
IS Rent heat Shafts
100 Buggy Bows.
April 90, 1854. WHITE E IAll9
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AyIIU,0LE Farm FOR SALE.

GOn Acres Of arst rate up Land and bottom men-
cSSN1 dow, alarge improvement apple ana Peaeh
~ The best grated tmany elegant springs
heW ed log barn and house. large quantity o'hewhg
timber and saw-Ogs. The land to be soid 10 io,s or
together situated on good road, sz miles from Ian
caster. and one mile from Prau's Saw MIL
w Porterrns annIv to CHARLES DIBBLE,
Msdison oxSnship Fairfield county, Ohio. TO
ALFRED McVEIGH,
Land Agent, Lancaster Ohio
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rTIE GREAT HAT AND car STORE.
B0TH VROLESRLE IND RETAIL.
RORERT FIELDING

THE GREAT HAT AND CAR STU3<zs
BOTH WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
ROBERT FIELDING
HFAs lust received nom Philsdelphia and NewYork-
& 4 one Of the LARGEST STOCK or HATS |RD
- CAPS thathas ever come TO his city. OF the ~
BsLATEsT IMPROVED srVLEs, embraeing every II
kaN variety OF shapes, sorts md sizes-cons's,- =
- y ing of the late Spring Style MOLb-shlH
HAT, unsurpassed in Ohio for durao''lty aSa hhsne's
Also, YCltng Mems Eats Of all kinds;
Summer Hats, consisting Of PANAMA;
Pedal and China Straw;
Braid EEGHORN and MASlLAi
Palm Leaf Kossuth Hats. both FUR ano nooi'
Fine otter and white Beaver, for summer
The latest Spring Style Cashmere HATS
n sr,Tts n Rows e. ChiIdrens' Fnney Hats,
ROTH EUR, WOOL AND STRAW;
An of which will bs sold on the moet reasonable
,arrs Lever than ever before.
n n Country Merchants win do well by ealing anc
xsn,inina III stock before purchasing elsesheIe
eAi.s, \ -, ,.,s, s,st tifsy 10. le54 r. FIELEINC.
TWENTY DOLLARS RI WAR;.
r osT some days since. GOLD cRh '.ast 2,
FT valuable to the OHnar ~ containing ths e4kr
~ her deceased cf.larep. Tue above ysward wi be
tDas ~ = esirnns sai6 Loea1tto THIS OFFICE.
Lancaster, August IL, leS4
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m. sM2ILHYi
vrAsin., received ID, SPRING and 50 .iAlt .,.l',
n 4 uly ~ HATS q CARS oihlso o. atani,
TaIiasfre Hsuss, .Hsia Htreri t~ac sste-, * - y, :. -
mEVcry variety Of Hats q caps go
- Including While heager, holetins ~. -
q - anfq f'hinn and pednl Straw uud ietNnIH
FIat.. Men, Hays and Childrvus fnlni Lea, lien.
17i.-Aise Mcn and Boys Fur and Wool hos.~tl
nsvs and rhTldrens Fancy Hats, which Wiz .. su',
~ lowest frir-- iagh0ru Hats washed ahd '.icneNs
al he .hortssi notiee. II DOn'tlorgst ~ -
Nays, 1854. ~. -,
Embd. Hakfs. for Ladies'.
e.i.,iiI iot iu.t received and selling AZ
n 'r'S WHITE JR. q JULIAN.
April II. 1854.
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To carriage ana Ruggy makers.

TO CnrrlNBe HIIH HHBBI 1AttNoI"'
Springs and Axels, Brass and Silver Bands, Stump
- Joints and Top Props, ,Rnam'd Drills, Duck and Gan.
yass Eam,d and Patent Leather0ll descriptions Head
Innings Moss and Maleable Iron, ETC. great variety
of other goods in that lne,o be had cnenp ~ tnS ea'
HardtcGrs Store OF WHITE ~ hhllA',
Lancaster, April 20, 1854, F q.
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CoLUMBus, October IL,

Editor ofMe Gazette:
Swan and Blickensdefer will have at
least 1900 majority in Franklin. Gallo
way will have the same. Galloway will
have from fifteen hundred to two thousand
majority. Pickavay gives from four hun
dred to five hundred majority for him.
Seven townships in Licking indicate the
triumph of the Independent ticket by a
large majority.
LATEST.
COLUMBUS, clock.
Editor Gazette:
The Locofoco forces are routed in every
quarter Snap has two thousand MAORI
ty. Watson, in the Tiffin District, has
over two thousand majority. Mott, Sher
man and Letter, are elected. 1t is proba
BILE that not single Locofoco is elected t'
Congress. Swan and Blickensderfer will
have from thirty to fifty thousand majority
CoLUMDUs, Oct. 12. 1854.
Editor Gdzette:-
Probably every anti-Nebraska candidat
elected from Ohio Swan and Blickens
derfer will have at least fifty thousand ma
jority. The route is terrible.
Pennsylvania has gone American by
least twenty thousand,
Indiana also strongly anti-Nebraska.
Baltimore elected Know Nothing May
a or yesterday by 2,74l majority.
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Farming implements.
On Doz. Cast steel Pel'd Hoes.
ZSI 20 do 2,3and 4 Tine Steel Forks
SO do Grass and Grain Scythes,
6 do ToHords Grain Cradless
30 do Seythe Snaihes.
so do Hay and G rain Rakes,
4 do BralnDle Seythes. &c. cheap BY
April %, 1854. WHITE IL LAIlA
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TSNIE undersigned have large amount Of Usage Or
apge Seeds andPanis OF tho best quality surpassed
by none in the country whchhey will sell AT the lowest
HEDGES SET AND WARRANTED,
AZ from 80 to 40 cents per rod. with fair deduction
where large contrnctsar are made.
~ - HEDGE COMPLETELY GROWN,
At from rs cents to 81 rod the payments a. iot-
iows-I when the hedge is set, and the balance when
ii will answer the purpose of good fence.
~ . HEDGES GROWN. ..
For what disntorested Judges will say II worm as
eompared with rood fenees) when u Is eofapIeteu'
~ HEDGES CoMPLETELY GROWN, -,
At 81 to Sle5 Perrod.to be paid for when
JAMES SUMPTER CO., Dayton, olLi4. is,
JAMES SUMTER, College Corner, b1sier mti
JAMES McGREw. AleXaudersyhie, ohlo'
BESJAMrN LEAs. Dayton. ONO. c..,, obio
Mari. IsS4 G. MARTIN, Agent, Carroll. ONO.
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,ouv n M.pr1s p n. EWING. s.A srAkBAuGH
EXCHANGE BANK OF MARTIN ~ Co.,
Main Street, Lancaster. Ohio.
INTEREST paid on Deposits-Drafts and Notes col
L Iseted and remitted-Eastern Exchange and COR
bouRht and sold at euTrent rates.
, January 4. JNB4-lSH5 t,r
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ness on the cath June to be absent some time they
went 10 invite MIN iD ADVANCE.
The committee called for that purpose, aud 70
their surpr lac an disappointment, received an ear
nest request from the Consul General that they
would not have such demonstration. After listen
ing to bis rea cns they were satis6e he was right
His reasons were that the Greek quarrel not yet be-
ing entirely settled and his protection of than hav.
ing been forced from the Egyptian goyernmsnt,
Abbas Pacba might feel hurt at 1t, "a de aonstra
ton of triumph over him and as il was in the pow
err Of the Government to inflict many petty annoy
ances on them, for their own sakes, he hoped they
would not do it. In the second place he anticipated
that the real purpose would not be understood and
II coudb be dstof ted into personal tribute Of graf
itude to him for his aid to them the effect on
his brother consus might not be pleasant. He there
fore thought at more udicious and modest to
decline it, his chief objection being the reaction OF
them and possible renewal Of their troubles. After
thanking them warmly, and resisting all their en-
treaties for change ofopinion, Me-. de Leon left for
Cairo the next morning at daylight, and remains
there still.
Abbas Pachss son, nhani. who Is betrothed to
the Sutan's youngest daughter, has come back
from Constsntinope. They say be Was .coldiy re-
oeiyed because he did not bring money enough
only about $500 ,000-for his marriage or betrothal
present The new vizier at Constantinople Is also
q deadly enemy Of Abbas. He keeps himself shut
M In bis palaces almost all the time. All the Con-
euls General quarrel about 1t. W PA.
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weighs six pounds and half, which is two pounds
and quarter less than the rife Of the Chasseurs de
Vincennes, without the bayonet- The cartridge
with which the carbane is loaded, is suitable for
the cavalry carbiue musketon and pistol OF the same
calibre. Carrying with IL its own printing, It
has immense advantages in firing over those ia
use at present. Its charge viii only be cnesixteentn
OF an English ounce, while the rife az prsse
used by the ChasseuIs De yincennes Is one eighth !;
the bali will be three eighths OF an ounce, WINE
thst whi.h the rife ca ries is 2ths OF an ounce.
The interior of the barrel is grooved. The general
mechanism OF this instrument Is very simple; con-
siss of only three pieces aud the main spring OF tne
lock is outside that the state OF the weapon can
be ascetaned without the necessity OF taking II to
pieces; and by simply pressing the guard 70 tue
trigger il is opened and armed; and, the cartridge
being adjusted, can be fred Immediately. 1t can
convey The ball 1912 yards in this respect being the
same The rifle of the chassenIs; but at the dis
lance of six hundred yards its exatness OF firing Is
superior to the rife. The reco is said to be Mu,
and six shots minute can be fiied In fact, 20 adj
vantageous does the new arm promise to be. that
the Emperor is causing a cavalry pistol to be con-
sructed on the same model, to carry S75 yards-the
distance Of an eightpounder.
A gigantic hippodrome for races, national fctes,
aud equestrian soiemnities is about to be erected
between the Bots or Pare de Boulogne, the Seine,
the Abbey de Long Champs in the villags Of St.
james. Il ID to be enclosed IL .ae . t. ne ao.
cred with turf, and to contain seats for 900 per-
Sons while as many as 800 600 spectators will find
place on the rising ground without.
The Emperor and Empress are quietly amusing
themselves at Biaritz. On the goth Of next month
after visiting Paris for the great e Of the 18TH he
Is to take up his residence at Boulogne while 1t is
supposed the Empress will continue at Biaritz.
Napoleon evidently loses no opportunity Of endeavcr
ing to iDgratiate hinlsef With the army Only two
or three days ago, when at Bordeaux, be accidental
ly fell into conversation with common soldier, who
not recognizing him at first in the duskiness Of the
evtning, expressed his dissatisfaction at having fail
ed of procuring situation in the lancers-that the
disappointment preyed on his mind and sickened
him of service which he originally entered with
so much ardor. "Do not despair, my FRIEND" was
the reply of bis companion, follow up your former
we may together succeed" and then inquiring his
name he wrote 1t down in his pocket book. At this
moment however. ray of light fell upon the person
who was thus interesting himself in his welfare, and
perOr.
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the masses and the Irresistible Of popular
saprioesf They who study b. the lisnt OF posh PM
losophy the of institutions and tne pro ress
or Istrogresson OF the practical science o. govsrDm
Gus deduc one OF that docriae ye-pt dmocrstic And
this from a republican State" You viii be SATISFIED
imagine new that in my many letters to you have not
dvelt too much too earnestly, on the moDArchi,S
tendencies OF Guatemala.
Costa Rics makes wry fares At the remarks OF Mr..
Borlapd the American representative 10 the Director of
Nicaragua and says, have our opinion on hi
subisct (aggreAsion,) which diplomatic discussion Is
ippartiAlity obhses us 10 publish his remarks, yet are
also obliged TO say that profsrs OF friendship
from monarchies ought TO inspire rs mush con.
ftsncs those made by republics when b,ssd upon
which jnsfy such COZ 6asnAs And farther aids thai
during the present administration there will be-
In system which has greatly contributed tbs i'd.
vancsnent Of the Stats NFAir laughs the Morn - h,
LEI those who remember the gsi OF the quotation all
In their own mind the present pcsnos OF Costa RicA
dominant seems almost unnecessary. and ont Of their
own mouths may have corrobora al AL have writ
ton you Tse wary charer has his eye too firmly too
hxecly fastened on HIS unsuspecdeg victim. Central
America forgets gre leland the Bay Islands San Ju.u
del Norte, and the ulAtsd insults and Injuries Of
years, not forgot en- they explained away, or
their enormiy palse before the EArins outasss OF
AmsricAn annexation L&t them eli bswAre how they call
the 'Brambe te be kirg them"
The volume OF smoke from the volcano OF Masa
our city continues & increase The vApor IL pow issuing
from the many assures below the mouth Of tae crater
since the OF the eruption, the pops 10
the neigh have become to regard the
volcanic onster without pprshsuson, much Afraid
that the end Is yet and that may scon have to 70
cord In your columns another OF those terrible vsAtions
which have large place in the AnnAh o: this sunny
Of continent 1t bids fair to drive from
their homes where they sleep In undrsamed OF dan
ger, manya RANCHERo.
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ARRIVAL OF The GEORGE LAW.
Etws from Australia, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, New
sranade, Peru, BOLIVIA, hill, and Ecuador.
Highly Interesting fr ON the Isthmus OF DarIen,
&C. &c., 30.

The stesmship George Law, Captain hcGowiu has ar
rived, With the mails from California and the Pacific
She left As nwsn At 7;l6 An. this LIST instant ana
arrived a. Quarantine yesterday mornins at O'CLOCK
After passing Cape San Antonio shs encountered nsay
weather, with the sIsep,ioa OF single day unai sas
arrived at Sandy Hook.
She brin the Calfsrnia mails OF jan l6to, $so9N
In treasure freight and sos passenger, among whom
are several pei sons from the Australian mines
The Panama Railroad FAR mpsted az to allow the
cars to run to obispo, 10 miles from PSuams and the
transit OF the Isthmus ia sssy made In one day, the
road from obispo TO Panama being in fine travelling
diiop.
Mr. Purser Mitchell win accept thanks for late In
teIigsnce and papers We also indebted 70 Adams
q Co., Wells Fargo Co Be; ford Co., and ]. W. sull
van, for similar fAvors.
The following Is the
TREASURE LIST PAR STE AxsHIr asoRGE LAW.
Adams h Co.. $2b3 $50 Nswnouse Spstz l0.7S0
American Ex. Bank 2o4, 900 W. ThoIas..... 3,9iS
Bssbss Co. .... 10000 Wells Fargo Co.. 60 500
John Cunningham. l2,so0
Chambers Hsiser. 80 eS7 Total ......... $500 l4l
VIM. Hoge Co... $4,000