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an saturday. the 1itt March ncxt. we will sell at
" public vehd1e AZ the msrket-horJe IN Lancaster,
One one horse WagoH,nsaFiv neg, one good set hsT-
rcs= and tha lease 81 Joaa U. Giesy 10 WiIligm J;
Card Tor the Board Yard lately occupied By said Card
in Lancaztsr which expires on the first Of ApII.lco5i
the rent 10 said Giesy for tho whole term being iui
Iy paid. and ssid Lease beine sssigucd by Card tons.
Terms months or die bv the puTcha sers giving
THOMAS SHOOT.
HENRY EcKERT.
Fob q. 1874 JOHN A.HzsERL1NG.
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6J-Mts. Mary Pendrey, aged 6s years,
said to be the first white female born in
Cincinnati, died there last week.
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E.,n.c or Zeohania Ailen.

NOTICE Is hereby giVsDAhnt ] have ihisAay been
~ dull appointed sat qualified As Administrator
deLs7gs n5a on the Efate Of ZsphaaiE AIlen, lati
Of F%sirinlA roantyg deceased.
Fs5. II, 1854 HENRY GISGHE1
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MISSISSIPPI AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD
The bill granting power to the Mississippi
and Atlantic Railroad Company to con
struct their road (Brough's) from Terre-
Haute to St. Louis, has passed beth branch
es Of the Illinois Legislature.
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AppoISTED,--We learn that a gentleman
of this city he's received 4 dispatch from Co.
: lumbus announcing thar F. NJ. ELLIS, editor
of the Ohio Eagle, has received the appoint
ment Of Consul to Bueanos Ayres.
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TE1EaRAPHIo 1Hra1LfeEEcB.
Pur1hnr - fllc Enronn.

NEw YCRK, Feb 25=The cunard Com
paDy state thstthcir Steamers IRE charter
ed by Government for cooyeyi9g troops to
Turkey.
No reply received as yet from the
Car to the insl uilimatum Of France add
England.
Count Orinf left Vienna on the sth d.
rect for st. Petersburg. His mission had
failed.
Ramif cations Of the Greek conspiracy
have been discovered widely throughout
Turkey, and crushed.
On the Danube there had been rather a
severe encounter near Gairgeno without
any result.
Another attack Oh Balafat was daily look
ed for.
General Guion was popolaE, anil had re-
Organized the army.
The allied fleets were Immediately to en-
ter the Black Sea.
The Emperor Of Russia il sick and had
not been seenfr som days.
A change IS rcPortedin the Russian Cab
net.
Britain and France continue their srma-
ments on a large scale.
The ship w. II. Da9is, from Liverpool,
for New Orleans was totally lost Jan. q
on Island 3 ARA, West SCOTLAND. All hand,
except the steward lost:
France was making extensive arrange
ments with the Bank to meet the expense
Of the coming war.
A democratic conspiracy was discoverp
at Madrid on the 6Eh. IL persons were ar
rested.
Count Buoll la. notified the Turks
A Ambassador that the concentration c
, troops on the frontier was Intended only a
a precautionary measure against Turk 3.
The British GCvsrnpent aiyertises for
or 8 c0ppeLed ships, of or 8 hundred tons
to be engaged for four months for the con
geyance of cavalry.
The overland Indian mail il telegraphed
Dates from China to Dec 81. Annoy an.
Ningho were still quiet; the insurgents EI
burned a large part Of Shanghai, and ha.
also captured Tiursing, 80 miles from Pekin
Accounts from the Danube announc.
: positively another Turkish success bstweel
| Gulatz and Abriel.
Gen. Klnpka and others have embrace
! Islamism.
Prince Stourga had been made Pacha.
In the House Of Commons on the 10Th
t Lord John R~asseil stated in answsr 10 NJ
, Roebuck, that the cards sent by the Cham
= berlain for the admission Of American Min
, listers TO the opening of Parliament by til
! Queen, were the same as those sent to 9th
or diplomatic ministers, and he did not thin
any difficulty likely to arise out of the que:
: ton as to the dress in whicll the America
> Minister was to appear on state occasion.
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II was so intensely cold at Green Bay,
Wisconsin, on Sunday week, that several
cattle, kept in stalls, were frozen to death
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New HAVEN. Feb. 2+.-Mr. IIolbrook.
special Post Office agent, has just detected
a boldNmail robber named Smith. lie was
baggage-master in the employ OF the Spring
field r. r, Co. His robberies, which have
been carried on for sOme months, exceed
800, OO0.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-02

6rCalvin Clinton, Esq, proposes to pub
lish a volume ofthe correspondence of Hen
ry Clay.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-02

LITERARY NoTIoEs.-The American edi-
ton of the Edinburg Review for January,
and the North British Review for February,
should have been noticed long since. A
great many topics, in each of these numbers,
are treated with conciSeness and ability
We cannot too strongly urge these publi-
cations on the notice of thse American pub
lie, and we are quite certain that any'family
who may procure either of these Reviews
on our commentator will thank US for call
ing their attention to them. Be sure and
send on your orders in time for the next
numbers. Leonard, Scott and Co., 10 Full
ton street, New York.
Gody's Lady's Book for March, marches
in laden with 100 pages, &C cngravings 3, 60
contributions, a splendid Mezzotint, a hand
some fashion plate, a cottage printed in col
ors, &C., &c. From the contents Of this
numb err we think no one will fail to make
out their orders immediately and thus evince
their sound judgment in selecting their fam
lily reading matter.
Graham's American Monthly Mdgasine.-
The March number OF this useful and valu'
able Magazine is on our table, and is, as i:
usual with the work, filled with highly en-
tertaining matter. II contains a number o
pieces Of poetry ofquite respectable charac
ter, and fully s~ustains the great reputation
this periodical has acquired.
Putndm'S Monthy.-We have no, yet re
lceiyed the March number of this valuable
monthly. We trust the publishers viii
hereafter give US an opportunity of expires
- sing our high opinion of this work. 1t de
serves a numerous list of subscribers, anc
we hope. has them.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-02

LARGE SALE OF CoRx.-The Detroit Ad.
vertiser says that q firm in that city have
effected u sale Of 100000 bushels corn, al
10 cents, deliveredin Albany on the open.
ing of navigation. The stock of corn there
is large.
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r 10y FOR THE INvALIp-W We cut the following from
tho Philadelphia Saturday Gazette and recon-
mend our readers to peruse it carefully, ana tnOsS
suffering should otdelay purchasing 2 3
..DR. HoorLASD's GERMAN BrrTEHs--Ihis GEL
ebratel medicine. prepared by Dr.. 9 htSAoKsoS
at the imposing German Medicine sseret no. ~
Amen street, is exciting unprecedented PaoAe et*n
ton, and the proprietor, who IS a seienIhhe pHsS-
cl,n Is selling immense quantitie s oft. The virtue
If This remedy are so fully set FORTH in tho extended
r,,i,o If Il. to be seen in our advertising columns:
that there is hardly any rOoIaIea for Us % speak O.
II. This much we may add-of the long traln o.
nhvsIcaIiils 10 (which hnmsnity Is heir there is none
more distressing than the, general derangement q
the digestive apparatus. which never fails toHceem-
panya disordered state Of the liver, heaeaeheIp 4esj;
,nguor. frettulness, a bilious tongue, a morbid
bressth, loss Of sppetite--in short, an irasser1bsbl9
wretcheIness OF existence,sare ~ nsaisraple%n
h s-wasting attendants. These diseases, when nave
b,ffeJ the skill or the. ablest Doetefss have eeen
radically cured by Ioohars's German bttters
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Attachment Notice.

Amy instance. an attachment was THIS day lssu,
~ ed by Jacob Embich, a Justice Of the Peace OF
Hooking township. Fairisl4 county Ohio, sgAinsf 10
property. credits, MONEYS and effects oil ThomAsk.
Sfl, a non resident If said count OF Fairfield
Ian. IS. IS5t+E3S -CHARLESD HElklNG
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SYRACUSE, Feb. a5.-Tbe mosi horrible
disclosures are made by the woman Mary
Cummings. in relation to the murder Of AL.
fred Tyler's wife. Il was the act Of Tyler
himself, and the Arrangement OF the holy
and other details, TO give the appearance OF
a burglary and subsequent murder, were
made by Tyler before he started to call help.
An the parties concerned are in the peni-
Tertiary her..
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PARpoKED.--John McElwrath, sentenced
to two years. imprisonment for killing r.
H. Peyton, in Sumner county, Tenn, has
been ~pardoned by the6Gov. OF that State
Mr.. McEIwrnth is an old man, was a sold
Ter in the war Of 1912 au1 was badly wound
ed at the memorable battle of New Orleans,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-02

New YoRK, Feb .25.-The steamer Her
man Of Brennan line, satisfactorily and takes
out over $500, 900 in specie.
The Military Court Of inquiry on the San
Francisco matter was closed yesterday, and
the result has been forwarded to Washing
ton.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-02

BUFFALO, Feb 2I.-This p. NJ, while
workmen were stringing the cables FOR the
new Suspension bridge at Niagara Falls a
scaffolding with four men on it gave away
and two men fell into the river 4 distance
of $50 feet and were instantly killed. The
other two saved them elves By catching
hold ofthe Gables and were drawn up to'thc
tower. The two killed were named Charles
Yanout, a German, and James Brady.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-02

"IK Youths C0Nn5, WHY pos'r you
coAE ALoEG.p-So Nose was wont TO say
aforetlme, and /; embodies "a rood bit' Of
practical phiIosophy. Every new engine
shrieks it-eYery bsg railway is a record
Of it-every line Of telegraph exompli6es Il
every new medium OF adyerrslng illus.
rates IL. The saying originated In the
i"BoweTy" may be- butt Is destined to be
a cosmopolite. IL began with individuals:
II is going on with nationsj It will end with
the world.
I'll you're coming, why don't you come
along!" It is uttered IN almost all TONGUES,
10 almost all lands. IL has rung around
C%hristendom; the iron beds,ead of Pro.
crustes has been left behind, with the torch
andthe fagot. II has sounded like a slogan
through the political world, and, In.
cold fogiss" are among the baggage wagon.
and the wounded.
IL has electrified the realm Of literature
prose is becoming the living voice Of hu
mAnity, and poetry tsecho. The old Ram,
age press has given place 10 the cylinder.
whirled by the panting engine; and thought
that moved at a funeral pace now rushes OF
In a tremendous charge. 1.-THE Old Guard
and "Marion's Men" were nothing to il.
"If you're coming, why don't you com'
lalong?"
"Six PAGES to the front" is the word I,
every body and every thing that wants I,
be listened TO or looked at. IF you havl
Anything to say, say it; If you have any
thing to do, do il; il you wish anybody /
see something, show it. "1f you're comm,
why don't you come alongl"
I A.. - h.. - n.A. +
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ANTG-NEBRAsKA MovENENT--9ine for tie
State Convention frsd On 22d March-At a
meeting of the members Of the Legislature
and citizens Of Columbus, last evening, it
was, after mature consideration, determined
to call a Mass Convention OF the people of
Ohio, without distinction of party, who are
opposed to the enactment by Congress of
Senator Douglas bill. The Convention
will be held in the City of Columbus, on
Wednesday, the 22d March next.
The call will be prepared and issued
probably in our next, and sent to all parts
ofthe State. County Conventions in every
county are recommended previous to that
time to embody public sentiments, and to
make arrangements for sending as many
delegates as possible to the State Conven'
ton. We trust he opponents of slavery
extension will act with vigor and in concert
and see to it that every county in the State il
fully represented on that occasion. Let II:
forget that we are why's, free %soilers, ant
democrats, and on this great question, u
least, act like citizens of Ohio. Let u
meet this new agitation. SO suddenly sPrun!
upon US ,as becomes freemen of a free State
20. s.. Jour.
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FiRE AND Loss OF LtFE-Mr. John
Holtzman. living in Preston county, Va,
near the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad lost
two ofhis little children by the burning of
his house, which took place a few days
since. #fHs III rbsF sHSs If
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HONEY NTE

A LOAN Of Four Thousahd Dollars at s per cent
n for three or four years, with real estate secari-
ty. can he made BY applying Atttis Once.
Feb %, 1854
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SUPPrIEs OF WArER.-rhe city Of Paris
afstsuppBed daily with twenty two millions
Of gallons, LogdoR fOEty-6ve millions, Bos-
ton,tsn millions, NewsKork thirty millions'
and Philadelphia fflsen millions,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-02

A WEBBING Party POISONED. "A we'd
ding party took place at Batavia. N. Y,
lately, and during the evening all hands
were taken sick. Subsequently the BRIDE
grsom, Mr.. Philpott, the bride and a young
man named Beard, died. Several Others.are
still ina dangerous condition, It is sup.
posed that some liquor they drank contain
ed poison.
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CARrER's sPAxisH MrxTUaE stands P~re,emireht
above all others. Its singularly eficaeious seton
on the blood; its strengthening and vAyifying quail-
ties, its ionic action on The hvdriiis thenaeney 70
drive al. humors to, this. ~surface, thereby leiean.lns
the system according to Natures oEp pfesshPaoh'
N bsrniess. ana at tho same time ozirsocdinary
HaoI eg.ct. aaaths n3aibef 81 ciFssteatihedtoby
- of Inc most respseSbis c~itizena Of Richmond
o. sinIs = elsowheFe. mus baeaaslnegs evidence
ssas !here is no hnnbus sseas =
m. trisI ofs .ingls BOtIo SaaaAe most
scepdeal Of iss beneHsa.
=. Soc adverdsensnt IA apsfhsE eslaHA;
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Notice.

NOTICEi is hereby given that Ihsve tbs day been
2 appointed administrator on the estate Of William
" Dare, late Of Fairfield county, deceased
80 7. lS4--sa. Taos. III. WTLs0H-
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-02

THE GREAT DUBUQUE LAND CLAIM.-The
Supreme Court Of the United States yester-
day rendered their decision in the case Of
the great Dubuque Qowa land) claim. The
decisions were against ton all points.
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Irnn RFN1'.

TIME Store Room in WhIte's Block, now occupied
L by Little s Mstiaes The room Is IN ! 90 sood
4 Anrlv coon 10 the undersigned.
tfTT%selbtaafy Is. " scHLElelI, Receiver.
mIoTIcE ia hereby given that / have been duly
IN appoiBtod adIapistratoE on ne ossevS -
HIyI,U15 Is54--SA. DAVID HtLYARD-
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TIE PEACE M6KERs,-Ehhu Burritt has
formed q society at Washington, Del, cali
ed tho solve Leaf Society," which is in.
tended to isseminate the principles Of peace
and, thereby, put an end to war. Its Com
.nosed of woman. - .
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ANOTHER ARrisT.--A young Irishman
iu,Richmond. Va, named Michael Slaterly,
is attracting no. little attentions BY. his beau
tiful work in marble. He has no models,
and no knowledge Of the sculptor's art.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-02

PUBIC HousE AT WHEELiSG.-The peo-
pie Of Wheeling having voted against the
granting Of license for tho sale Of liquors
the council Of that city have passed an or
dinance to license eating houses, provided
the prOptletors give bOhd.neither to sell nor
give away liquors. + 81
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6rHecent advices from Honolulu, Sand
witch Islands, represent that all parties in
the government are in favor Of annexing the
Islands to the United States. Next spring
is believed to be the most distant period to
which tile consummation can be postponed.
HARTFORD, Feb. GA large and spirit
ed meeting of our citizens was held last
evening" in relation to the Nebraska Bill.
Hon. s. Williams presided. Meeting was
addressed by the chairman and others.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-02

The BooE SrsrRRs.-These prodigies eight
and ten years ofage,) are creating consider
able attention at the N ortff by their won.
aderful and life-like personatiou of dramatic
characters. Their performance. which is
& similar to the Batemen Children, and to
whom they bid fair to become formidable
rivals. is spoken highly of in the New York
papers. RAYS
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W~AsnIseTon,. Feb! 25.-In the Senate,
numerous petitions were presented agains.
the Nebraska bill, ss 4
Mr.. Cass presented bis bill favor offe'
.ligious freedom abroad q
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GrThe death ofthe temporal Emperor of
Japan is reported to have taken place lately,
the news having been brought to Shanghai
: by the Russian feet which was whiting ia
pan. 1t can hardly be locked upon as o.
much consequence. except by those people
who desire to attach undue Importance to
every paitry event in. the present state OF
affairs 10 China, and in regard to the pro-
) ceedings ofthe American squadron. Not
being very well versed in the more than
doubtful history ofJapan, we cannot speak
with certainty ;but. If our recollection serves
US, the temporal emperor is a mere puppst,
the real power in all things resting with the
spiritual sovereign. tn
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y Gasette.
CITY OF 1ANoAsrER:
Wednesdny Eyen.g MarehI !, ssa

THOSE PsoMIsEs.--Ever since the forma-
ton ofPSry lines in this State the leading
members ofthe so.styled Democratic party
have kept up a constant clamor against
what they call the "worthlessness Of Wing
promises" and have been equally sludious
IN their endeavors 70 ingratiate themselves
with the masses. They have constantly
kept up some false and popular appeal, and
IN this way have succeeded In gaining the
Sympathy ofths laboring portion Of
nifty. To indignantly repelevery attempt
to ,burtben the people with taxes, has been
a prominent characteristic OF the American
b people from the Revolutionary times up to
the present day. 1t was very natural, there
fore, for these political gamblers to loudly
cry out against this sort of oppression, and,
If possible, faston this kind Of odiHm on the
party in power. How far they succeededis
well known to our readers, But whether
they can retain the confidence of those they
7 have 50 fagitiously betrayed and fulfill the
u many promises made TO get into power, is a
matter of very serious doubt.
Fheir boosted new constitution, that was
framed by p~artisans and put in operation by
the tools Of arrant demaSognss, and which
was to squalize taxation and retrench the
expenses Of the government, overthrow
monopoly and place the lcboring man on an
equal footing with the aristocralic Banker,
has failed to accomplish any good for the
people and proved a "sore eye"to the party
in power. Instead of decreasing the a.
mount oftaxes collected in the State, we
find that the taxes as levied in SO over
those levied in $50, actually Increases the
amount TWO MILLIONS ONE HUN
DRIED FORTY NINE THOUSAND
-FOUR HUNDRED AND SEVENTY
FOUR DOLLARS! And the taxes for
the present year will erceed those of the
pattysar by, upwards of ONE MILLION
OF DOLLARS.
Such are the "hapPy reali:ationS" Of
democratic promises" There is no need
of any argument %ofours to show that these
burdens have become intolerable. At first
it was supposed that a particular class oil
business men would have to bear this heavy
burthcn; but il so happens that tho Supreme
Court has decided otherwise, and has given
to this tax-law a construction whichthrows
this tyrannical burthen upon all classes o
citizen, and which will compel them to pay
heavy taxes not only upon all they ODn bu'
upon all they ore. When will the peopl,
%callfor amiligation Of the evil their folly
has entsiled upon thsml
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-02

Neutrality-suspicious. for the Supsrinten-
dency OF the Public Grave Yard, will be re-
ceived by the undersigned until the first day
Of NJ arch next. 40 q
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MoRMoNs. -English papers notice The
arrival nthat country Of some Mormon
missionaries from the United States; but
what success they have had is not stated
The Western tEng.) Times says one of the
gentlemen was recognized as a person whc
had left Leads some time ago in grea'
lhaste.n
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~" 49," $500
OF Or. F. F Hauis, oTCofssyills, Ala.
committed suicide on The soih Oit. by shoot
ing himself through the head with a pistol.
The loss Of his wife, difficulties with his
nslghbOrs. and accommodation from the
church., Of which he was recently a mem
Der, are supposed to be tho causes which
induced him to commit the horrible deed.
ArHEss MEsskSaER,-w have neglected
to notice, up to this time,N. H.VAS Worries
retirasy from the above paper, Under his
auspices, the Messenger has become n Of
the best papers in the Stale. and we par
with him with many regrets. The lncom.
ing editor has cur best wishes, politically
and pecuniarily.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-02
pTuLIC SAFE.

Tebru1ry "a 1s54-am42
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-17
CO.PARTNERSHuP.

THE undersigned have this day formed Co-partner
l. ship under The style and firm of GEo. Foster d Go
for the transaction of general EorpardiRg and
ssios BssiRsss aud have erected for that purpose
very large and spacious e-pr0of Warehouse the
Wabash and Erie Canal and of Locust and Dun
ham streets, and the Depot the Evansville and
Charlottesville Railroad, where they will have ample
and convenient facilities for storing all kinds OF
Produce and Merchandise.
They will give special to Consgnments, either by
River, Railroad Canal or Wagons and will forward
promptly at the lowest rates.
They will give personal attention to the purchase or
sale of Produce Groceries In this Market and solicit
orders for the purchase of Sugar and Moases on the
Coast, of the firm will be in The South during the
Winter.
They hope by unremted attention to merit and share
the public patronage. NJ. w. FOSTER.
GEO. FOSTER,
dec14 w. M. ALTMAN.