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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-08-03

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WHAT HOPE DID-It stole on the pin
ions Of snow to the bed of disease, and
the sufferers frown became a smile; the
emblem of peace and endurance.
1t went TO the house of mourning, and
from the lips Of sorrow there came sweet
and cheerful songs.
1t laid its head upon the arm ofthe poor
which stretched forth at the command Of
unholy impulses, and saved him from dis
grace and ruin.
1t dwelt like a living thing in the bosom
of the mother, whose son tarried long after
tho promised time of his coming; and saved
her from desolation, and "the care that
killeth."
1t lowered about the head of the youth
who had become the Ishmael of society and
led him on 10 works which even his enc
mics praised.
1t shatched a maiden from the jaws of
death, and went with an old man to Heav-
en-.
No hope! Ny good brother. Have it.
Beckon it to your side. Wrestle with it
that itmay not depart. 1t may repay your
pains. Life is hard enough at best; but
Hope shall lead you over its mountains,
and sustain you amid its pillows. Par
with all besides-but keep thy Hope.
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osToNBoo ok STORE,
.brg1r ANcAsTER, OHIO. 900


FTNHE subsc.ibsr having re- fitted the East ROOM IN
IL WRue's Block, Main Street, would especttaLy an
n az 70 nc elizenso Of Ia Hn n aos slh ene ~ the
largest and best selected stock OF Books, Stationary,
WaH Paper and Mnsie, ever offered In this county
His stock of School Books will be completes; compris-
ing de II adoes. ALI those In use in the URfOh Schools in
this City, and In all others In Fairfield County and vi
elnity. The .MiseslGasoas works are oithe latest pup
Arrangements have been made with the Eastern Pub
hsherst To forward all new works as soon as issued.
School Books of all DeHOmiRGtiens will be found here,
and any ordered not on hand, will DO procured at the
Agood stock Of Lao, Scientific and .Wsehanieal works
always on hand. -
quality, being purchased at one Of the best Importing
The stock Or Wall Paper Borders and window
Shades will consist Of all styles and qualities,-the pa
per ranging from 10 cents to sl,25 per bolt,
French Plate Oil Paintings and Engravings Of all
qualities.
Bibles, Prayer Books, Testaments% andfIymn Books
ofall denomonations, and all quality, may be procured
Legal Cap, Letter and Note Paper of all qualities and
styles. cr gEIa
Mourning Paper. Envelopes, Rewards Of Merit, Ad'
dress Cards Of all styles, Drawing Books, Paint Boxes
Steel Pens, Gold Pens Of all styles, superfine Sealing
Wax, WATERS, Ink Stands, Portfolios, Writing Books
States, &c. &c. a
This Department will open with T1o Hundred Piece
just p~,biIshcd inthe Eastern Cities, and will be replen
ished M0RtAIy, and q Circular containing . List OF Mu
sic will he issued every four weeks and delivered TO on
Musical Friends at their residences
Our nssortmentis composed Of Compositions from tn
following Authors, viz: Julien, Gottschalk, Wallace
StrakoSeh, antNle great Western .MusieiGa, Henr
Kieber. Muse Books bound TO order.
d. Il, NUDGE having for the past eight years bee
, connected with o Publishing House in Boston, Mass;
T. chusetts, hesitaies not in assuring his friends aud th
= public, that IN the selection and purchase ofthe aboy
. stock, his facilities are unsurpassed, enabling him TO Sc
at Eastern Prices, which he guarantees to do.
Teachers, Country Merchants and Others, will find
9 to their advantage TO call and sec him, asthe low price
cannot fail to please all.
Q The following list Of Monthly Magazines will be foun
9 upon our counter, and will be furnished by the Yea
or singly, viz: e
: Frank Leaflets Ladies' Book of Fashions,
C illustrated Magazine of Art, 20 Engrayings
D Godey's Ladys Book, Harper's Monthly Magazine,
Q Putnam's, Graham's, Peterson's do.
Knickerbocker do.
I Also, Gleason's Weekly Pictorial,
Flag of our Union, Yankee Notions, &c.
> One Of Gilbert's Boston Pianos can be seen at tn
: Establishment. d. b, NUDGE.
Lancaster, June 6, 1854.
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nIAGAzIN FRANCAIs.
FamiiyG rOcories, Quconsvvnre &c.,'

EaInilyS rOcerteS, Q"ueensVVores Nc''&c'
EEILX 6. BARBENCHoN has become proprietor,
by purchase, of the Grocery Store of b. Hunter
Co, TO which he has Just added a large and superdne
variety Of Family Groceries, now arriving and to arrive
from Cincinnati, and other marts. In making his pur-
chase he has had in view the accommodation OF his
friends and discriminating public, for all seasons. lie
commeuds to their attention, among other articles, al
prices that cannot fail TO give satisfaction.
CONTEMPORARIES Of all kinds, for families and
parties. 5..
Candies, Tarragonla Almonds, English Walnits and
brazilian Nuts, Figs aud dates.
Jelies, and Gelatine for Jellios, Prunes, &c.
OF Famils Groceries he will only mention Phil. pow
derod and crushed SUGAR, New Orleans do, TEAS
Rio and Java COFFEE, Spices, Molasses, Golden Syr'
up, French Chocolate, Mushroom Walnuts, Tomato
Catsup, n splendid lot of English Diary Cheese, and
other articles to numerous to put down here.
Not to forget, also, Liquors, Brandy for tho sick and
convalescent, cigars5 years old, smoakinG and chewing
TOBACCO, Powder and Shot for the Sportsman.
He will keep on hand n variety of Paints, VdrntsI
and Japan ofhis own manufacture for the trade.
Notleast, a large and full assortment of Quesnsudre
Eartheu rare, French mare and English GlassUare, al
so, Rooden tcarc, Tubs, Buckets, &c.
II Pile hopes TO obtain a fair shair ofthe public favo
In his new undertaking, and looks for tho appreciation
and patronage ofhis friends. Having been compelled
TO relinauishh his former business as iniuriOusto health
he will make q fair trial ofthis, to see fit will not ffoh
his purse, as we'll as his health. If the experiment, u
which he will devote his undivided attention) does no
succeed, he will he able he trusts, TO serve the public Il
some other useful capacity.
May 5 1854. FELIX &.
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GEORGE n. sHoCKLEY & CO..

TTAVE just received and are now opening at their
extensive establishment, the largest and most gen.
= eral assortment of Boots a. ShOcsf
ever brought to this city, & being crcln- tNA>
siueiy In this line, can and piH sell attA
prices lOoer than any other house in OrOut ofthis market.
Said stock consists in part of
200 cases Mems, Youths and Ioy's wear, such as Patent
Leather, Frenchcalf 1, Oak tanned calf, Kip and coarse
boots,
Mems Patent Leather and Congress Caters,
Oxford and Kossuth Ties, Pumps and slippers.
A very large stock of Goat, Enamelled, calf, Kip and
coarse brogans from 60 cents to lao per pair,
Youths and Boys fine and coarse boots,
Patent Leather, calf, Monterey and Enamelled Leather
brogans from 40 cents to 81 per pair.
The Ladies', Misses and Little Ones are largely provid-
cd for in their line;
900 cases, comprising Ladies' Caters of all colors, at
from 81 to $3.50 per pair,
Morocco buskins from 20 cents to 81 80 per pair,
Slippers from 30 cents TO 81 per pntr,& all other kinds
In endless variety and proportionably low prices,
Misses Caters, Fancy Jenny Lind, Goat, Enamelled
Leather and calf bootees,
Thousand Of pairs children's boots and shoes, all kinds,
and at all prices, at from 49, cents to rs cts per pair.
GEoRGE'D ID. SHOCKLEY d co. intend neither To
blow nor brng, but mark what they say; they arc the
largest dealers, have the largest stock In the market
and will sell at rates defying all competition.
IT FCome see and try and buy.
In addition to the above, we Will manufacture TO or
der any article that can be wanting in our line, and re-
pairing done in the shortest possible notice.
boot and Shoe Finding.
We have also n large assortment of Shoemaker
Kits and Finding Of all kinds, which We will sell low
or than any other house in tho city.
GEORGE D. SHoCKLEY c co.
Lancaster, June Z, 1854.
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NEy-There resides in Pleasant Mount
borough, New York, n Mrs. Benjamin, at
the very advanced age of one Hundred and
ten gears, with prospects of living much
longer equally fair before her, She occas-
ionally spins stocking yarn Of the finest
quality, not excelled by that of her young
or %neighbors. She is quite intelligent, and
seems to retain her memory remarkably
well. and %evinces n clearness of Judgment
of the present, and a mind yet distinctly
impressed with scenes of the past, She
has been married three times, her first
two hubands were killed in the revolution,
and the last one, named Benjamin, died a.
bout thirty years ago.
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SEARLE'S BOOK STORE,
ShnfTer,s Hotel, Lancaster, Ohio.

OBYoHANN AAONShy
ToHN sEARLES respectfully invites the attention of
81 the public to the recent additions. to his stock OF
Books, stationery, &c. Having made arrangements
with II. w. Derby Il Co., Publishers, to forward all
new publications, thus placing the reading %communi
ty ofthis city and vicinity on an equal footing with Gin
cincinnati readers. s -
A large stock of School Books always on hand and
for sale Wholesale or retail.
The following comprises u portion of the miscollan-
eous works just received:
Every mans own Business Book,
Blank Books of all kinds, for sale at wholesale and
retail.
Family Bibles of all kinds and at all prices.
Fine assortment of Novels, latest publications.
A splendid lot Of Porimonies of all kinds.
Pocket wallets, Ponskniyes,Too BrusheSand Card
Cases,
Hot Corn, the Lamp Lighter of New York,
Bleak House, by Dickens, Shady Side q Sunny Side
The Flush Times of Alabama and Mississippi.
Christian Purity, by Foster, avears IN California.
The Second War with England, by Headley,
Prescott's Peru and Mexico.
New York, Its Upper Ten and Lower Million,
Women,s Medical Guide,
Swans Revised Statutes OF Ohio.
Downing's Works on Architecture.
Downing's Fruits and Fruit Trees and n great vnric-
ty which all are requested to call and see orthemselyes.
May 0, 1854 JOHN SEAMLESS
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MARRIAGE OF A NIECE OF Mrs. AARON
BuRR.--Al letter from Bordeaux, France,
dated June 95th, 1854, says:-"We had a
visit yesterday from the widow of Aaron
Burr. Her business here is the marriage
of a niece toa gentleman of this place,
named Perry, She gives $1,000 600 rs a
marriage gift, and Mr.. Perry, the father
oftle young man, gives the ams amount.
Mr.. Bowen, the U. S'Consul, hasbeeh re:
quested to be the trustee Of the money
Mrs. Burr Is the American lady who Gre
ated such a sensation at the balls in Paris
last winter"
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TIN SHOP * FOUNDRY wARE-ROOM
James

TTAVING established himself In the manufacturing
of TIN, COPPER and SHEET-IRoN WARE In
Giesy's Building, one Door Vest oftAs Hooking YaHey
Bank, Is prepared to furnish the people Of this county
with every Thing that may be needed In his line. He
keeps on hand every variety of COOKING and HEAT
ING STOVES for WOOD and COAL, consisting In part
of the Lion Air Tight, Western Queen.
Triumph, Buck, Presidents and Preference for Wood
aud Black Diamond for Coal. Also Ploughs, Plough
Shares, Sugar Kettles d. Hollow-waro. All OF the above
articles viii DO sold rs low as can be bought elsewhoFS!
He invites citizens generally TO call and examine .his
stock. JAMES McMANAMY.
NJ b.. Houso-spouting e. lobblng done upon short no
uce. Old Copper, Brass, Pewter and Iron takon In eN-
change for any of the above articles. j. Nc.
Lancaster, may 1, 1854
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BRowNsoNoN THE DEFKNsE.-We pub-

BRowNsoEo ON THE DEFENsE.-We pub
lished the other day, the Cqholic Tee
graphs articleou Brownson' SNatiye Amer
icanism. We find now that MI. Browns
son has responded. He has written a let
ter, published in the Catholic Mirror at
Baltimore, designed to reconsile his Catho-
lie friends to his recent article on Native
Americanism. He says:
81 had a motive in what l did, and a
motive which, supposed would be potent
enough to every intelligent Catholic; but it
seems that in thisI overrated their sagaci-
ty, and, of course, must suffer for my mis-
take. The end l had in view was, l am
sure, such as every Catholic who is, and
every foreigner who wishes to become, a
citizen of this Union, would have heartily
approved; and believing that l enjoyed
the confidence Of the Catholic public, felt
very sure of accomplishing it. But was
mistaken, and by the hastiness and passion
of my Catholic friends, it has been defeat
ed" M O..
"But allow me, gentlemen, to conclude
by calling your attention to one or two facts
which should be known without my telling
them. We Catholics are IN a small minority
and the sentiment of the country is stroagt.
anti Catholic. Every measur that we op
pose as hostile to us, the country will favo
and adopt; and every measure we sqPpo'
as favorable TO our interest, 1t wW reject.
am sorry that it is so, but so it is; and
think that in regard to matters in which W
are interested as Catholics, the more qui'
we keep, the betterit will be for us. 70
ought from This to understand me-"
The New York Times says it may /
j that Mr.. Brownson has not written hol
/ precisely what he intendedto say. But {
the letter reads, Mr.. Brownson's explains
ton is more creditable to his s~hrewdne'
than to his sincerity. The Catholics,
says, are in a small minority, and whatev'
4 they advocate as favorable to their interest
is certain to be rejected. He had, Their
fore, advocated Native Americanism as f
volable to Catholic iuterests-and this, !
. gives them to understand, was done in o
i der to secure its rejection. He thought Il
Catholics would have understood" thi
but he finds he overrated their sagacity.
:, These tactics SAVIOR of what's familiarity az
;. not creditably known as Jesuitism."
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oEORGE 8. EATON, IND. D.,

PHyslclcIAN, ocuLisT, AND oRTnOrEplGAL suRoEoN.
TTAvINGioeated permaaentIyin chiiichothe, offers
his professional services TO all who are afflicted
with any of the following diseases or
Amairasis, Opthalmia,. or inflammation of the Eyes
Gramelar Lids; sWatery Eyes; Catnractss Specks and
Plems, efectually removed; Stfabismus or Cross Eyes
cured ina few seconds; Ptass; Club Foot; Hair LIP;
together with every other operation belonging 70 the
roFFIcE@%Gddie's Block Residence City House.
IL PNo charges FOR cxaninatlo 3 Z -%t
Address Chilicothe, OH -, Mays 2, 5A-lX
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yALUAnLE LAND FOR SALE.
BY INDUSTRY WE THRIVE.
RISING ~ LYONS,

A RE now receiving ut thoir old stand, as nne q stock
~ of FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS as has ever
been offered In this market consisting Of every article
Roots and Shoes, Groceries, QuesnSDare and GLASS
,odrs, all Of which they are determined to sell as low
excepted.
They beg leave to tender their earnest thanks to the
citizens Of Lancastcrs and vicinity, for the very liberal
been In business, and hope for n continuance of the
same, assuring tho public that no pains shall be spared
on their part TO give entire satisfaction. The usual mr.
ticles of country produce taken In exchange for Goods
Lancaster, March 81, 1854.
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WAsHrxcToN, July 26.-Tbe examina-
ton of Col. Forney, before the Committee
of Investigation in relation to the alteration
Of the Minnesota Land Bill, has been con-
cluded, and the accused exoneratcd from all
censure.
Senas.-A large number Of bills receiv-
cd from the House yesterday were several
ly read and referred.
Senator Rusk, Of Texas, made an effort
to prevail upon the Senate to take up the
bill making provision for the officers who
served in the Texan Navy. His efforts,
however, were unsuccessful.
On motion, the Senate took up Civil and
Diplomatic Appropriation bill.
The question pendingon the amendment,
making appropriations for Custom Houses
at Ellsworth, Belfast, Worcester, Burling-
ton, Toledo, Cleveland, Sandusky, Mil
waukec, Galveston (Texas,) 0swego, De-
troit and Chicago, Senator Brodhead, of
Pa, moved to amend the amendment by
the appropriation of moneys for the cree
ton Of buildings in New York, Boston,
Philadelphia and Baltimore, for the hold
ing of Courts and for Post Offices.
A debate cnsued.
Housc-Mr.. Letcher moved a suspension
Of tho rules in order to enable him to intro
duce bill repeating the one granting lands
to Minnesota for Railroad purposes.
Tho vote was taken and the motion.lost
ayes 40, nays 60, not a two-thirds vote.
The House then went into Committee Of
the Whole, and took up the Navy Appro-
priation Bill,
A number of amendments were discuss
II
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DENTISTRY.
DIR. William II. King,

TNORMERIY Demonstrators Of mechanical Dentistry,
In the Ohio College Of Dental Surgery at Cincinna-
II, respectfully informs tho citizens of Lancaster and VI
entity, that he still continues tho practice of his profess
sion, ut his old stand, and Is prepared to perform all
operations pertaining to his profession.
All operations warranted comfortable, and to render
good service. Full set of Teeth inserted on the princi-
pie of atmospheric pressure. All other operations
skilfully performed.
II T0nNce, Main Street, one door East of the Eagle
Printing Office. May 0, lS5i-3m
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information wanted.

A BOUT the 9th Of February, 1853, a citizen Of Fair
N field county sold and conveyed n tract of land In
the Northwestern part of the State Of Ohio, to a person
then residing neurt to said land. The buyer came TO this
county on horse back. and either turned the horse In,
in part payment for the land, or sold tho horse for cash
to some other party, and returning homo on foot, pack.
ing his saddle, The former owner OF the land then re-
sided some four or five miles from Lancaster, most pro-
badly In u Southwestern direction from this place. A
reasonable reward will be allowed for information len
Mt the Daily Gazettc~0Hlcc, as TO the present where
ubouts Of either the seller or buyer Of the aforesaid tract
Of land, Lancaster, Tune n. 1875
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CITY OF LANCASTER:
thus Longingl',


VIII nus longing; thus forever signing,
For the far OF, unattained, and dim;
While the beautiful, around the lying,
Offers up lis low; perpetual hymn
Nouldst thou listen to It's gentle teaching,
All thy restless yearuingi IL would ill;
Leaf and flower and laden bee are preaching,
Thine own sphere, though humble, first TO I'LL.
Poor indeed thou mustbc, IL around thee
Thou no ray OF light and Joy canst throw:
If no silken chord of love hath bound thee
To some little world, through veal and voc;
Il no dear eyes thy fondlovo can brighten,
No fond voices answert to thine own;
II no brothers. sorrow thou caust tighten,
BY daily sympathy and gentle tone.
Not by deeds that Nin the crowds nppIauses,
Notify works that give a world renown,
Not by martyrdom, or vaunted crosses,
Canst thou win and wear the immortal crown.
Daily struggling, though unloved and lonely,
Every day rich reward shall give:
Thou wilt find, by hearty arriving only,
And truly loving, thou canst truly live.
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EyThe Western Christian Advocate
very justly says: "Almost all the nations
of the earth are planning how they can put
down the remains of slavery, while we, the
"Model Republic" are planning how we
can extend its area. The whole country is
agitated by the efforts making to extend
the wrongs of slavery over Nebraska, and
even war is threatened against Spain if she
dares emancipate the slaves of Cuba, What
is Freedom"
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M TAILORS

SPRINGER & TROUT,
MTTAVE removed their Clothing Establishment
Ill to the ~Tdihmadge Block, first door East Of
White & Latta'S HdrdDHre Store, where they are opNn-
ing a largo and extensive assortment of SPRING AND
SUMMER GOODS, and are now manufacturing every
variety of Spring and Summer Wear, which they will
sell us low as the same quality of goods and word can
be purchased Mt any other establishment In the CITY,
Their clothing is manufactured undo their own super
vision, and is consequently superior to that which Is
bIought from other places. They have also on hand, a
beautiful pariety Of Cloths, Cdssimeres, Yestings, &C.,
which they are prepared to manufactue to order. They
all times prepared to make the best fits in the latest
STYLES. .dHthoir pOrk DiH be WarraRted..
Tho public are respectfully solicited to call and ex-
anime their stock, and while thankful for the liberal
patronage they have enjoyed, they assure their old Gus
toners and all others that they will labor to give gem
eral satisfaction both in the quality aud price of their
goods and work. SPRINGER d. TROUT.
Lancaster, April S, 1854