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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-02
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4 HAVE Just received and offer for sale at reduced
Il pricts, for cash or country produce,
A LARGE AND GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
GROCERIES. NOTIONS, &C.,
Consisting in pert of Rio Coffee, Orleans, I%oAfand
Lump Sugar; n. Orleans and Sugar house molasses
Golden Syrup; A VARIETY OF'TEAS, starch, Pep
per and spices, ground and in the grain; Mustard,
Cod Fish. Maclerel and White Fish; Fancy Soap,
Fishing Tackle and all other articles usually kept in
an establishment Of the kind.
IF Aahbrook's Whiskey by the barrel, choice Lii
auora I all kinds by the gallon, etc.
Lancaster, April 90. 1853 JACOB ely.
IFEaglc and Telegraph copy for . months
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EA56AM FOR TIE ~
FOR THE CURE OF
Consumption, Decline, Asthma. Bronchitis; Wasting
sc the Flesh, Night Sweats, Splitting ofBlood. hoop
ing Cough, Difficulty of Bresthing, Colds, Coughs.
Influenza, Phthisic, Pain in the Side, and all
Diseases Of the Chest and Lungs.
100000 % D8WAMO
Is oFTERED FOR A BETTER RECEIPT.
1T CONTAINS NO OPIUM. cALoMEL, OR
MINERAL FOLSOM
Andf.Sa6e for the Ynosf delieatc Chfldg
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-02

The Locoroco CAUcUs.--The third cau-
Gus OF the Locofoco members of the present
LIE ~isluture assembled on Thursday evening,
last, for the nomination Of a candidate 70
the U. s. Senst', and after nineteen inef-
fectunl ballOtings, adjourned to meet aguin
on Thursday evening of next week.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-02
Andis SAFE Cor the most delicate chiids

ItIis estimated that 100 900 persons die annually in
the United States, with CONSUMPTION, and Professor
Eberly says that a vast number ofthese could DO saw
ed by the timely use of some prompt remedy.
IN. HALLS BALsAM srRIEEs at the ROOT OF the
DIsEAsE AT ONCE, and such Is Its speedy effect, that
any one using il freely according to directions for "a
or As hours, and not entirely satisfied with its merits
may return it and receive back his money. MONEY
WILL BE cHREaTULLY REFUNDED, The most dis
tressing cough is frequently relievedbv n single dose,
and broken up In few hours time. The afflicted do
not have to take bottle after hottie before they find
whether this remedy will afford relief or not.
Call on the agent and get a pamphlet gratis, THE
ITREAvIsE on alone is worth more
than the price ofthis medicine. You will find certi-
fcates Of PnYsIcIANs in CINCINNATI, aud Of others
whose cures have been effected here at home, where
thew can be found.
The public have been imposed upon by remedies
recommended by certificates which have always
originated from some unknown source. We believe
that a medicine possessing real merits will effect
cures whereverit is used, at home as we'll as abroad
This is no Paregorie preparation. but one which i
used in season will save the lives Of thousands; ant
persons may makethis bargain with Agents from whom
they purchase, that in every case where it is useC
freely according to directions, and entire satisfaction
is not given in "a or 48 hours they can return the me
dicine, and their MONEY will be checrfully~ refunded
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-02
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TESTIMONY OF A PHYSICIAN.

MEssRs4 BAKER s. Co.: Dear Sirs--The publicgen-
orally are fully aware of the thousands Of remedies
tor diseased Lungs. under the titles of Sarsaparillas,
Pills, P'asters, Liniments, ETC.. that are daily brought
to their notice through the newspapers. by way of
advertisements My object in writing this note for
publication, isto induce the pubic, or at least those
who are aGiiceI (ifthey will use patent medicinel to
use one that contains articles Of REAL USE in PULnro-
NARY DISEASES. am conscious that, in so doing, I
am acting most unprofcssienally, and derogatory OF
the interests of medical science and the regular prac-
titioners Of medicine.
The Medicine to which ] refer is "DR. HALLS BAL.
SAM FOR THE LUNGS" / havo prescribed 1t in a
large number Of cases, and ALWAYS WITH SUCCESS.
One case in particular, TO which, wish now to refer,
was GIVEN UP bv several physicians who had been
called in consultation with myself. The patient had
all tho symptoms Of confirmed consumption, such as
cold night sweats, hectic fever, harassing cough, with
continued pain in the lobe of the righttung, attended
with severe diarrhna' He commenced Immediately
to get better. by the use ofthe above-named medicine.
and was soon restored toshis usua' health! have also
found DIR. HALl's nALsAM the most valuable Expec.
torant for breaking up distressing coughs and colds
that have'ever used. W. D. WRIGHT, M D.
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PAINTS. OILS. &C.

QueenSwaTe.
A bargain may now be had by any one in want o
N a nice dinner or tea sett, by calling at W., T
Wiso's, where a large and completely assorted stock is
now unpAckiuk.
June 3nl y:
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OCER

GROCERIES,.
ore best Quality always on hand.
yellow Rio Coffee, Green do. Java do; Young
L Tyson Teas, Imperial do; Black do; Orleans and
,afsugars, Boston Syrup, prime article, Orleans
Sugar House do; Tobacco, Segars cinnamon,
iloves, Nutmegs, Mace, etc etc at
September KAUFFMAN& CO.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-02

unCle Toms Cabin
A ND "Uncie Toms Cabin as Il Is" fox SAie Attn
HAcity Book Store, opposite ~Shmfer,s Hotel, by.
November 10. 1852 JOHN
The daily union., 1854-01-03
New Years Day in Washington.

Yesterday was faithfully observed in city hol-
iday Ia the midst oil the hilany which egned through
out s length and breadth, rendered peculiarly agreeable
on Of tue brightness and beauty OF the day,
nsighbor of the Star, who takes notes on all passing
events produced the following description OF The sale OF
tbngs, which we adopt:
"NKw YEAg's DAY IN WAsHIsoroN --Al our wotd's
sgog day, drinking, esiug snd making merry From
H. m, unit m, according TO the prevailing custom,
houses OF hundred, OF peoas, mostly ia public life,
were thrown open all scqpsntances who chose TO call
Egg-nogg and appe,ioddy ready for the guests 40
he thoosh II Is not customary such am occa
drink sot .ient hsvs IL show upon the drnkcr
The day been OF great hiiary, indeed, with all
around
"The President twho does no, join in this universal treat
n) visited by perhaps five thousand peoples compr-
sing persons In walk life From H. until 2. p
all pa the pon OF the Executive mansion
crowded other pon chambers in this country
ever The dpomaiiqms, and tue military and
naval Washington. there IA full cosiume oil
course gandy appings casng inic the shade
tho ney OF ladies, hundreds Of whom wero most ee
Candy and extravsganuy nured! The President
ceved his guess with the mashsl of the District OF
Columbia his side, who introduced nil strangers to
him, their being whispered in bis ear they
arrived Immediately In aposiuon with the Chief Ma
Qistrae. IL impossible, OF course, for any TO
say more the Presiden, thaa pass the eompli-
OF tho the pressure OF arriving guests,
coming in in packed stream ressess as tuat OF Mag
ars apparently forced all before push ahead and lee
moving.
"Wo Of nothing like New Years day in ths Presi-
dents house, exsmpar Of tue spirit OF n-
suurions All were a level TO their rights and
the hospitality with which they received and treated
friends, who retail butter potatoes in the Ccntre
market, very properly holding their head. quite high
the foreign ministers aud United States senators, ia
whose midst they stood. We confess 10 great pride in
wa.hngton, Georgetown, and Aexandra, whose citizen,
made Mp the OF this vasl coucoure, tho esdins
made isd by the hours display there
intelligent, oourteous and truly respectable COM
pany wa. never collected under roof
Thc pressure the crowd hard here and there with
thc togaery OF lady gentleman, aud at times with
toes and persons Indeed. for Eve minutes we'll
nigh smoihered between two dowsger-ookiug elderly Ia.
der who sadly perpexed causing us so much
misery Tor the instant, under the nhicton"
The houses Of The several Secretaries open and
were crowded with vlsi,ers.
The daily union., 1854-01-03
President pisroe,s Cabinet.

man nigh Be Tell. nigh blind. (ssys The Detroit
Free Press and ye through The mill stone oil those
who started, and prosecuting the warfare against Tue
Presidents cabinet, the fury OF which Is pretty nearly
spent. The country will have come 10 pretty pass
when such man as Bennett OF the New YORK Herald
acting from motives OF revenge and DISAPPOINTMENT
can head faction OF headed pacehuners and treas
ury plundeefs, and first make The private snnunciaon.
and then the public proclamation, that the cabinet ss'
be driven from Office and be able TO accomplish such
concerted movement The power OF venal press, back
ed by the wrath OF all the steamship companies in Chris
tendon, yet sufficiently great in the country TO
make and unmake cabinets at pleasure. There is an
omnipolent popular will which cannot long be missed.
and which nsrsr be corrupted; and this element will
always inerpose between faciious opposition and q
faithful administration,
Had the President and cabinet succumbed TO the de-
mands of the Laws and The Croswe-, and the Bennetts
appropriate all The Offices their and to unlock
The treasury ior their own benefit. the administration
could have sailed in smooth water. so far those
lhies might have been concerned Il is because the
cabinet have been true TO their public trusts, and have
faithfully guarded the public interests, that the threat was
uttered and sough, be enforced, that they must be
PEELED from Office Never, in the history OF the govern
meni, has there been shameless personal and po-
ltical than that carried during the last four
months against the members OF the cabinet II has been
Ia OF sposmen and plunderers against honest and
efficient administrators OF the public affairs
The assault has signally failed OF its object The
sailans--ireasury marauders and disappointed political
hucksershnd themselves powetless. The keys Of The
money chests in the hands OF who neither
be bought or driven The shafts that have been hurled
him have fallen harmless at his feet and the time is
distant when the country will know the value OF hi
services. and appreciate hs sterling inteerity
The daily union., 1854-01-03
The Foreign News.

The news by the Africa, which publish TO- day in
detail will be found highly interesting. In addition to
what gather from foreign exchanges, have a
private letter, hicb expresses views and communicates
information which entirely accord with our opin-
IONS In regard to the resignation OF Lord Paimerson,
our correspondent expresses our sentiments; and we
would hazard little in predicting that his lordshp has re-
signed with the expectation Of being at distant day
called 10 the head Of affairs. The extracts which we
+ egard as mpoIan, ara as follows:
" LospoS, December 10. 1868.
Lord Pamerston has resigned, osensiby of
Lord Johns refom bi bat really separate himself from
ministry whch destined lnli distant day.
The Tufco Russian war Is progressing and IL
about time for France and England interfere. Unnck
y both countries corn, and II is nowhere 10 be had in
large quantity except the Black Were the allies
make war, should wheat l00f per quarter
The belief is that the United States supply but e
than had been sh pped at last dates With the high
of bread and provisions generally and Of Goals, II
winter prove the poor er very much Al
ready have five inches OF snow, which is unasuai at
this period The Russians appear have been by
land and of and there is doubt that the Persans
declared against Turkey at the instgation OF
Russia that at The things look sqnaly, at home
and abroad In this f hhgs Mexico is not thosga'
nj
The daily union., 1854-01-03
Slocks OF the United States redeemed the Treasury
during the week ending 3lst December, 1853

Nrw YEARs Day FEA.r.-Gencral Robert Arm.
slrong the very worthy, kind-beared and hospiisbie
proprietor Of The Usion printing Office establishment,
wherein are employed, in all, about hundred and
6fy persons apart this dsy IN his establishment, twh
betdliiy which does him cIsdD to The enjoyment Of
he good things Of this life. Long tables spread in
The Office buding--one exclusively appropriated to the
ladies engaged and another 70 the genilemen--both OF
which were well stored with uxuries and subslaniais
Good cheer and hari,y OF spirit prevailed throughout
every hear aud The kind spf, manifested will long have
abiding place in The minds OF all the participants.
Mr. John Miller, conecunef deserves great credit. both
for The variety and elegance OF the entertainment and
for arrangement and good order which his persons al
attention impaired TO the whole affair. The General ard
members OF his family were present. and all passed of
most asreeabiy We noticed sir Holland, so long th
book keeper OF the Uoion office busy az bee, super
intending the affair, and doing his best to make all
around him happy -Ersnsng Ssr.
The daily union., 1854-01-03

place eannoi be less than 10000 Ehemnale the sol
diey reported be, there s no doubt but that as
hitherto. any small local outbreak could easily be put
down Foochow loo, indeed, 10 likely 10 be the last
place south OF Nankn TO fall away from the Tartar dy
nasty and il is not improbable that II Hieniung 10 driven
from Pekin, Foo-chow-ioo will become The seat OF the
imperial the ylceoy OF The province being
uncle Of the present. and brother OF the late Emperor
ssWe have but little knowledge OF the under current
which has been brought 10 effect somewhat remarkable
change In The trade OF this port OF Foo-chow-ioo but
il tha not less than dozen ships are likely 10
load tea this where one goodszed vessel never
got cargo before good deal o me credit due 70 'he
parties who have brought about this change s no doubt
10 he accorded 10 the respective consus OF Engand ana
America. The teas shipped from Foochow- loo are
said 10 be o interior classes although The district Is sup
posed to produce leaf of the finest quality.
'sAt Annoy, fighting between The impeallsts and the
rebels sll going when Il NJ. soop Rapid lat on
the 23d instant Beng much distressed o powder, af-
gent have made 10 Captain Fishbourne by
the admiral OF the lmpenalst heel, 10 charter her MAJ
estys steamship Hermes ior the purpose OF procuring
money ana ammunition
Canton ID uuie,--ominously quiet The local traders
appear labor under the dread OF some hidden danger
the Streets which in general are SO crowded with passeR-
gers seem half deDuded Indeed, is now que easy to
walk from the factories 10 the eastern side OF the city
without being osed generally supposed that moth
ing will be done at Canton Till news arrives OF the al OF
Pekin Shanghai and Annoy precedent. howsveF' gives
ground for such anticipation and now, that we know
thai there distinct parties In the field, the chances
are thar the Triads the supporters of the Ming success
sion, will hasten movements which might otherwise have
been delayed, simply account OF natural desire TO be
first in holding OF the most important posts in the
South II is dIlhcu, to say in what way the capture OF
Canton IL likely be ehected but the probabilities are,
that, having secured the East river and the Bogas Forts.
possession will be taken OF the honan Temple. and the
small fort opposite the factories The Temple and ada
cent walled grounds would form an encampnent amply
sufficient for The accommodation OF at least 10000
and not much respect may be expected for an establish
ment, with the foundation OF which the Manchou dy-
nasty incorporated memorial OF The subugaon of the
South.
"Her Majesty's sloop Lily is now moored of the en-.
of Old China street, (as suggested ia our issue OF
the 27lh ult. and her excellently disciplined crew are
zer e-engines &C., in readiness for anything that may
occur.
vice. consular chop al Whampoa, barrel OF powder be-
ing found in one OF the ports with lig ht IN il"
The daily union., 1854-01-03
Colts Patent.

The attention Of members Of Congress is invited to q
we'll written communication in paper in favor OF the
renewal OF Colts patent for firearms OF the merits OF
The application we have no special information and there
fore direct atteylon to the views OF correspondent
We have lately indicated opinion in favor OF evis
ion and Improvement Of our patent laws, and we indulge
The hope that the freqsent applications made 10 Congress
for the renewal extension Of patents will induce such
investigation may result in the reform we have here
ofore suggested 1t is useless for us to speak OF the
value of COLTS invention; it has been tested and ap
proved by the public.
The daily union., 1854-01-03
ny GREEN g SCOTT. Aactloas.r..

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
Ill 30h shall SELL 10 O'Clock,
nj the late esdence Hon. H. j. Walker
18TH and Oh door to the sevcn Bud
good assortment III furniture, vizt
Mahogany sofa, oltomans, parlor and other chairs
Do eegere bookcase secretary, desks, &C.
Do piano for,e, large extension ching table
bufeau wardrobss, bedsteads and wasllstands
Candeiabras, solar, hall, and other Tampa
Fealher beds bedding, and mattress
and mating.
Win good kitchen requisites, and many other articles
wh deem enumei
All Of and under cas- cash; 9o credit OF
for satisfactorily endorsed bsaring interest
GREEN SCOTT,
30--lt Auctonsers.
ly-Ths above sale IL postponed, In consequence of
weather. until Ibuday 3th OF January,
hour viii. positively place, shine. Win bc
added 10 the crockety
GREEN X SCOTT,
Ian Ia Aucuoncers.
The daily union., 1854-01-03

THr SOLDIERS CONFERENCE.-The following gentle
men (says The Philadelphia Ledger have been elected
delegates 10 Berks county. to attend the National Con
ven,ion Of the Soldiers Of the war OF 1914 the 9th Of
next month"; in this city viz John Heller, George Good
man. Samuel Brinsr David Meday, John Van Horn, and
Capt Jacob Marshall. We perceive that the railroad
companies in this State and understand those in New
Jersey have agreed to give the old soders Tree passage
to Philadelphia TO attend the convention. What has
been done by the railroad lines between this place. Bs-
more. and Washington Certainly they will also give the
cid soldiers free passage hither.
The daily union., 1854-01-03
CITY OF WASHINGTON
TUESDAY MORNING, JAN. 8. 1854.

MINI C. W. JAurs Of Cincinnati Ohio collecting agent
for The westen sass by Msss H. THoaAs Joan
Dxsr, O. M. L. WnxxAs, sAd A. l.. csiLps
aMt HgsRS NJ Lxwrs, Of Montgomery, Alaoams, 10 our gen
sr agent for Alabama and Tennessee
sssd by C r. Lxwy yAaEs LEwls, and sAAuxL D. Lswis
n7-Mr Israel JAxEs, No. iS2 South Tenth street. rnios
pha our general travelling agent assisted BY WIN "hlD'
Jonn JAaus DxxRIso HAsMTr, Jos BUTTON, dEo
Burros Isaac NJ BoDIsE, EpAusp w. WIlsr, WnLAA l..
WArsxHAx, and CxoRoE 1. McLEop
DS- Receipts from either of the above VIII Be good
The daily union., 1854-01-03

nL.OAIkS AND TALMAS at greatly reduced prices
remaining hand very handsome of vel
coaks being anxious close sm
possible offer the prices they
in New York.
purchased cloak oppor-
unity doing per former prices
public from Ia Of January
goods
Many will TO sold for less than the
carry goods the
respectfully invited to call and examine
stock aud prices.
+ 3i--6uf CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAf, Il co.
The daily union., 1854-01-03
ny J. c. MCGUIRE. Auct,onser.

CUPERIoR PIANO Forts, FURNITURE. AND HOUSEHOLD
y EXPECTS AT AUCroN.-oa rbursdsy morning, January
sb al o'clock residence Of J, Bsrn Norm,
Capitol H Coast Survey once, shall sell all his fni
tnre and household effects, eomprisingi
Rosewood psxao forte, by baliett, Davis, h Co.
Mahogany hair spring seat sofa, divans, chairs
Cove otiomsns
Marne top centre, aide, aud card tables
Haadsoms ornAnsn.d gtitfrsme French plate mirror
damask and lace curtans, shades, and csfnice
Three handsome gas chand-lsira, mantel ornaments
Brusssi, three ply, and ingram carpcD,
Secretary and book whanot
Mahogany and tables, woskstnDds
Mahogany matched dining tables, oak dining chsirs
Painted and woodssst chairs, lounges
French China dinner, dessert, and
Italian, French, and cottage oedsteads
Superior feather beds, holsters, and pillows
Best curied hair and husk
Mahogany dressing and plain bureaur
Mahogany and painted wsfdrobes wssbstands
Looking glasses, clocks, toilet sets
Hat-rack, hall lamp, oil cloth
Brussels carpsting crash, rods, and eyes
Cast and sssetiron irusht stoves
OF kirchcn utensils.
$50 that credit OF two and
months satisfactorily endorsed bearing
JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
Jspi-d nsctoneer.
The daily union., 1854-01-03
new Years Address.

There is 80 much of good patriotic and democratic
sentiment. well much OF good rhyme IN the ad-
dress OF the carriers OF the Union written by Mr Fran
cs McNerhany, that we have inserted It IN our col
umns The writer speaks his genuine sentiments, and
they will be cordially responded TO by good democrats
everywhere.
The daily union., 1854-01-03
uv =. 9. Me0uIRE, Auct,oneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING Lot ON NORTH X STREET AT PUB.
AUCTION On Thunday afternoon, January 5th, Mt 3k
O'Clock premise shall sell Of lot No in square No
fronting North between Connecticut
and running back w et with tho privilege
private alley the containing osk feet
Terms: residue Ia aud ~ MONTHS with in
terss, secured by deed Of lrust . $500
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
3l-d Anctioncer
The daily union., 1854-01-03

Oar readers will be pleased TO learn (by adgsrl'se"'n'
in another column) that Ole Boil viii on tndN ~
ming afford our citizens another occasion Of hesfns -
unrivsIled masc. Those who have not hta'd HIM "pi'
We trust. avail Of this opportunity Both as man '''
musician he IL emneny entitled to the public COS
sidera,ion and patronage
The daily union., 1854-01-03

CARD-The OF ladies' gentlemen Of wnsi-
IA respectfully nvted the sale Of handsome furniture
Tuesday the ID Of Jspunry 10 O'Clock,
the residence Burnley ESQ., r. between 18th
The 10 ali and hne qualify, and
GREEN b SCOTT,
Jsnl ID Aucuanesrs.
The daily union., 1854-01-03

Fears have been entertained by the friends OF the OH
ccrs of the revenue cutter j C. Dobbin, stationed al
Wilmington, North Carolina ordered TO Norfolk, that
she wa. lost or Blown of the coast by the gale OF Friday
week last The Secretary Of the Treasury having les-
rraphed the collector OF Wilmington orinformaton upon
the subject appears, BY thereby annexed that these
fears have been unounded The cutter rs safe nd ~
at Wilmington,
WiLmfNcroN, Dec, 81
The United States cutter j. O. DobbIn vaslying
he new inlet bar Yesterday unable proceed
owing 10 constant gale for the last ten days.
JAS GUTHRIE,
The daily union., 1854-01-03

DREsCOrrs HISTORIES A"~ calf binding.
i Irv,ng's various works, do do
History United States, hne calf binding
MaesuIay'~ History OF England, do do
Stncksnds Queens Of Enalsnd, do DO
Robertson's Historical orks, do do
Hsnam's H.sorcsi worts, dc DO
Tniev~' French kevoiusiop, do do
mils'~ Hs,tosy of the Crusaders, do do
oibbona,s Dscin~ aod Fail, do d.
Csmpbeu's .ivss OF the Cbanceuors, do do
And other o bssosn bss Eoufsh and American r
TONS 6e calf snd binding snd fuI collection Of
American and English in the sie, mostly imported
from London direct, BY -
Dec al FRANCK TAYLOR
The daily union., 1854-01-03
VERY superior Amontlll.do sherry aud m.a.ir

VERY superior Amonttiisdo sherry and Madeira
private II private sne ave
amonudo imported tor ne own
excecncy Caldson de la Bnrca late spsnh minister,
celebrated hou.r Of Harmony Co.. Csdn, which
will be sold by the pipe, dsmijohn, OF dozsn.
OF serca Bus and Malmssy Madeira wines.
ls Madeira rensunp of BALTIMORE who
really superior wines, such as 10 seldom
purchas
they guaranteed 10 be represented
j. O. MCGUIRE,
Dec 31-d2w Anctioneer and Commission Merchant