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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-01-05
'rhursday Evenlng, Dee. %. 1883
HowrnRr MAnAar RAIInoAps IN FRANoE.

HowrHeY MANAGE RAILRoAps IN FRAEcE.
The tribunal of Angoulme (France) has
fined railroad engineer 200 francs for hav-
ing failed to notice the red Hsg the signal
to stop. No accident resulted from his neg
Hgence. but il was thought best to make an
example. Another example has been nude
blythe correctional tribunal Of POitiers: A
collision resulting from negligence occur
red, and two inspectors Of the first class, a
signal man and a porter, were accused OF
being the direct causes Of il. The first has
been sentenced to 1900 francs6ne. and two
years imprisonment; the second to 1000
francs fne and one years. imprisonment;
the two others to one year & 10 six months
Imprisonment, and to 800 francs fine each,
The managing director Of the line is made
civily responsible for the fnes and costs.
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FulusnED EVERY THURSDAY MORsIHe.

{. s. SLAUGHTER. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
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Can the human heart be. satisfied ~''h
fame, ard beauty, and pleasure, il no love
be born to warm and soIlon II! Arc we
perfectly dependent upon this passion for
banniuess Or arethPre soms strongi true
souls who 60 through life without knowiog
and feeling it, who gaze with plying won.
der on those around them wrapped up and
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-01-05

Make me thy Tyre, even as ille iofest is;
what II my leaves are falling like It's own
The iumult OF the mighty haTmonies
VIII take from both a deep Autumnsl tone.
Sweet, though In sadness. Be thou spirit feree
My spirit. Be thou me, impeiu0us one
SnrIIrv
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CITY OF LANCASTER;
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ILLNESS OF THE PoPE.-Rome, April
30.-The state of the Pope's health is
still very unsatisfactory. His chest is
considered to be affected, and the enor-
nous enlargement of his person reveals
dropsical tendency, which is not likely
to be much improved by the bleeding
and Sangrado style of treatment preva-
lent here. On Monday his Holiness was
anxious to be present at the funeral mass
performed at the SiXtine Chapel in honor
Of the late Queen of Portugal, as is Gus
tomary in Rome on the demise of any
Catholic sovereign, but he was not strong
enough to do so.
UThe Louisville Democrat publishes
at the head of its columns each day the
names of the jury who tried Matt. Ward,
in Hardin county, Ky. One of them has
written to the editor requesting that he
will attach to his name, s'storekeeper at
the Cross Roads, where all description of
goods may be obtained cheap for cash or
in exchange for country produce" That
man may be a great scamp, but he DOS
sesses considerable shrewdness. He fully
recognises the value of advertising.
FATAL POISONING FROM ARSENIC 10
INDUCE ABoRTIoN.-Mr. Brown, of West
on-Trent, relates the particulars of q case
in which a young woman, twenty-four
years of age, was supposed to have died
from peritonitis after premature delivery.
On examination Of the body it was dis.
covered that she had been the subject Of
liberation Of the stomach, produced by
action of arsenic, which was detected in
that organ by chemical snalysis.-Asso-
ciGtion Jo1nd.
CHLOROFoRM CoUNTERACrED. - 1his
valuable discovery has been just an
nounced by DR.. Robt. de Lambelle, Q dis
tinguished physician of Paris. He states
that shock Of electricity given to pa
dent dying from the effects Of chloroform
will Immediately counteract its influence,
aud return the sufferer to Life.
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A WELL Told ANBCDOTE.-An Ohio
editor, having been reproved as wanting
in reverence to the clergy, on account Of
some structures he made upon the anti
Nebraska petition Of the three thousand
preachers, replies by the following anec-
dote:
"a minister was once riding through
a section of the state of South Carolina,
where custom forbade inn-keepers to take
pay from the clergy who staid with them.
The minister in question took supper
without prayer, and ate his breakfast
without prayer or grace, and was about
taking his departure, when mine host
presented the bill.
"Ah, sir" said he, al am clergy
man." ''That may be" responded Bon
iface, "but you came here, smoked like
a sinner, slept like sinner, and ate and
drank like sinner, Gndnop, sir, you shall
pay like a SHINE, ~
The moral of the story will at once
suggest itself We yield to none in re.
spect and reverence for the faithful min.
lister of the gospel in his proper sphere
His is an exalted mission, and worthy OF
all reverence. His is a mission of peace,
not ofstrife and contention.
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NOTICE


ITO IHE CREDITORS OF THE LATE REpUR-
4 Lie oF TEXAS-The creditors Of the late Re-
Iueir OF Texas ore hereby notified, that by an act
q The LasiI.ture of the State of Texas approved
feo itth 1854, the provisions OF the act entitled
set - provide for ascertaining the debt of the
.sie Republic Of Texas approved March 10th, ls4S.
mas been extended until the lst day Of August 1856
therefore. all holders of any Of the lirbities of the
late Republic, which have not been heretofore uniu-
dicasri. vhs,her the same be sock bonds treasury
nosss, auditei paper, uniquidsted claims or auy
otaer description Of debt whatsoever, will present
the sane f5E adjustment to the Au iitor and Comm.
trolief, at this office, in Austin, on or bef re- the
dae Aforesaid August 1st, 1885, or the esrae are by
statute Aforesaid, declared forever barred.
Fsriss forEar1ing claims by mail to the under
asned under the provisions Of the act aforesaid X
eernacste OF adjustment Issued therefor will be re.
ternsd IN the same way, should it ts so directed by
.ne cslnant. otherwise IL will ain in the AUDI,
Tors once, subject to his order In all casas of tie
transmission of securities to and from the Office the
sane snail be at the risk of the owner or holder
when party deputies another to act for him.
1aisn Is rec uisIte In second class clairus) simp
F.er oi attorney attested by two witnesses viii
JNO. NJ SwISHER, I Auditor
JAMES B. SHAW, I Conptrollsr
Austin, Texas, February I'D, 1854.
spH-SO
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All whoss Constitutions are impaired disease or
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IEH YORK ADVilTISEHBD4S.
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The scpristors are now prepared to offer them
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Thesg nacbi3a are entirely different from anv
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. The simplicity OF lis construction, and the ease
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We are nov msuufac: uriny largar-sised machine
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IN DIAN DOCTOR,

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Consumption, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Piles Palsy, OF
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lie can stop Bleeding from tas Lungs or Nose, any
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nams. Es was bol blind, and has studied several
yesIs a-dsr sn 1n,iian Doctor who was among the
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SS- lie can be found at Mr. Buckley's Boarding
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ID, E& TT
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SPRING CLOTHING.

~ ENTLEMEN prefsrring to have their Clothing
VI made to order are invited TO examine the su
psrior advantages We are Offering in price and
quality to purchasers of single garments or
FULL SUITS
made to order in the most superior manner, and OF
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Having the assistance of able aud experienced cut
ters we can faithfully promise entire satisfaction in
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ap Att next to Iron BALL
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BILLIARD TABLES.

'sNHE subscribers having devoted their person a
i attention for many years 20 the manufacture
Of BILLIARD TABLES, are fully competent to exc
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most 'astiaous Conlos5ieur. Being the most exten
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GRIFFITH DECKER
Billiard Table Manufacturers
sp i8-Sn No. 80 Ann st New YORK
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BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMENTS.
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Ia
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LOVE OF MoNEY.-The passion for the
possession of gold is seldom so strong as
to induce man to be sentenced to the
State prison rather than give up 81 900.
The following case is therefore worthy of
note: Some months ago, man named
Joseph Steinau, was arrested in this city
for stealing gold chain, worth s AZ, and
for having countcrfeit money in his pos
session, for which he was held to bail in
the sum Of $500 under each charge. Be-
ing in funds, he deposited 81 600 in gold
and 5000 worth of jewelry with the
proper officer, and was released. In due
course of time he was indicted, and at
the last term Of the Recorders Court his
case came on for trial. Great was the
surprise OF all when he appeared at the
bar-but greater still when he acknowl-
edged his guilt as to the theft. He might
have stayed away, lost the money, and
escaped the penitentiary. Sixteen hum
dred dollars was too much to pay for the
privilege. lie was sentenced for one year
for the theft, and the other Indictment
was dismissed. He has family in Gin
cnnati.-ChicGeo Press.
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GYYNHEs PATENT REACTION CErrRI
FUGAL PUMP AND FIRE ENGINE,

DAPIkD ts any situation, unlimited in power
II certain IN &C ion. permanent in uss, and withai
low In cost that they rapidly sureeseding all
otners. 1T is especially recommended to the aten-
tDn OF All Interested in Steamers Manufactures.
tsnnerle', Breweries, p.tilIeries, Railroad Wafer
stanons, canals, Water Works, Drainage or Irriga.
ton Tor the following proper les: Eeonomy. Durq-
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,ratr ad tdTye results from, hs posccr applied For
Maio-, ua,rying, Coferdsms, &C., they are pecu-
haIiy adapted Sizes are manufar sured of fro n 25
20 100000 gallens per minute capacity Call and be
stl-hed 0f these facts, at the Once and arehouse
of Union Power Company of U.S.N az Brosd.
way, New York. Removed f.om Nc 81 op osits
present Gta3d NAV o. On,
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JOIN 3 GouGH.-The London Times
thus compliments this notable and elo-
quent temperance lecturer, who has for
some months past been lecturing iu Lon
don:
He is the paganini of orators. He
plays only on one string, but one capa-
bic Of infinite responseS-tbe life of a
drunkard Oh, heavens and earth, oh,
angels, men and devils, what theme
running from the cherub infant, through
wasted youth, blasted manhood, days of
alternate revelry and eursing, home of
unrelieved misery, death Of shame and
anguish! II is this that Mr.. Cough re.
cites night after night. lie PAGES up and
down some II or 20 feet of a platform,
judiciously clear for him, paving the air
to keep off the ghosts of memory-pour-
ing out words with such spontaneity that
they sometimes seem to tumble over one
another, and smother meaning in theil
fall, scarcely stopping at a cheer, never
inviting one. He tells you with gestures
even more significant than his passionate
and sometimes beautiful words, how he
went out from the home Of poor bu,
pious loving mother, wandered from the
straight road, was whipped by demons
over an arid desert, fed upon the ho1
sand of his burning thirst, felt word OF
mercy like cooling water on his tongue
saw a rainbow of hope over the abyss OF
seven years of sin, and was restored to
strength and purity, if not happiness
When he has told this, he can turn tc
other men, can paint society with g
vivid pencil, and conduct an argumen,
with vigor the more effective because
tolerant. Sometimes he will introduce
an illustration, like that Of boat on the
rapids, which will hold an audience in
suspense almost of agony, and force then
to seek relief in appropriate tumult.
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DYSPEPSIA! DYSPEPSIA! DYSPEPSIA y

SNiFHR pYsPEPsIA CORDIAL, for the cure df
- Dyspepsia, Nervous Dea.l.t5, rla.ueuce, Torpid
lhver, and al diseases arising from arrangement of
the digestive organs, is presented to the public
certain cure for the above diseases. 1t is entirely
free from any deleterious substances and is Of an
exceedingly agreeable favor. The highest testimo-
Bials accompany each bottle. For sale by z. D.
GIN Il, Pennsylvania avenue, and at BROWNS
HOTEL. Wholesale ard retail, Is and 20 South 18th
street Philadeiphis, by the proprietor, DR.. WM. H.
SMlTb. apr 1-31o.
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IRON RAILING WORKS

IRON RAILING, evary variety, of Wrought and
Cast Ircn, aud the celebrated Wire Railing
WIcEershGms S Patented Wire Fesce.
for Prairies, Railroads, Farms. Levns Gardens &c.,
g per roi.
IRuN REESfkApS-IR0N FURNITURE
The second edition Of New Phise O; the Iron
ksRufFctuse, containing designs, explanations and
prices OF ste above articles forwarded by addressing
ths subscriber.
JOHN W1ChER5HAM,
Wsreroom7 No 3l2 Broadway. Works, Nos. 53.
%. 81, 59 and 81 Lewis street, New York.
J2-itAuSI.
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FAMINE IN SYRIA.

In addition to the entire stagnation of
trade arising from the disturbed state of
the country incident to the war in which
Turkey is engaged. it appears that nor.
tions Of the Syrian provinces are also Ia.
boring under the dire effects Of famine.
The following is q translation from an
Arabic letter, just received by DIR. c. V.
A. Van Dyck, from DR.. VI. Mishaka, of
Damascus, one Of the most intelligent and
respectable residents of that city. The
letter bears date Damascus, April LIST.
1854: .....
"lhe state of Damascus is deplorable
In the extreme, from several causes. In
consequence Of the war, the Mahompe.
dams treat the Christians with contempt,
and load them with curses, and the local
government is so weak that no one fears
the authorities. So, also, from the dis
turbed state Of affairs, business of all
kinds is at a stand, both with tradesmen
and artisans. To the above must be
added great scarcity Of provisions, be-
yond anything ever known in this city.
During the past week, the people have
mobbed the public ovens, and seized
upon the bread as it was being conveyed
from the ovens to the houses of its own
ers, and whoever attempted to defend his
own bread was beaten, and several have
been wounded in this way. L have my
self seen individuals who were wounded
in these saffrays. The authorities have
been obliged to station military guards
at the ovens, TO prevent the recurrence
of such scenes. The Pasha, with the
Seraskier, the kadi, and other officers OF
government, together with some of the
principal merchants, have advanced large
sums of money for the purchase Of wheat
and its transportation hither. May the
Lord have pity on his creatures"
Letters from Beyrout, of the same date
as the other. mention that contributions
had been taken up TO aid the poor who
were suffering from the scarcity of bread
stufiS. This scarcity is principally to be
attributed TO the want Of sufficient rain
the previous season, SO that the harvests
were scanty. During the past winter,
The rain has been abundant, and there
vas a prospect of plentiful supply of
Ill the necessarieS of life.
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TURKEY VICTORIOUS.

Voo viii find at the same OLD STAND, Pennsvl
n varia eVe;us Bsas 18th street opposite the
irving Hotel, LOOKING GLASS Is with or without
frame; Portrait, Picture snd Niniture Frames of
tne latest styles; Braskets Tables, Room Moulding,
Cornises, &C., &c; or by leaving your ofdsr Jop can
have any thing done in my line
n b.-oid Frames, &c, regilt at the shortest no
tice on reasonable ae:ss. post fhcget the place.
feb Poly JOHN WAGNER
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SIRGuLAR.-Mr. James G. Lewis has
in his eating saloon, tame robin, which
until an incident occurred about year
ago, was beautiful singer. 1t was kept
in the same room with parrot at that
time, when 'sPol'' being out of her cage,
flew across the room and alighted upon
the cage of the robin. The robin was
very much frightened, and since that
time has never sang a note, or acted like
the same bird it was before. But what
is still more singular, its feathers ale
gradually turning white. 1t will soon
be fitted for place with the happy fam
lily in Barnum S Museum.--Lockport CoW.
U There is an eccentric and worthy
man in Rochester, who, although in ex-
cellent health, has made every prepara-
ton for the disposition of his body after
death. He has procured his coffin and
placed it under his bed, to be constant
monitor on each returning night that be
is one day nearer the final goal.