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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-14
10 1CRES
Administrators Sale.


AN F'RIDA y. TIE 2aD OFfHecE1fY3g-5 p
~ 1854 at the iaIe residence 81 Samuel Van.
cleaye, deed, about mites south Of Maftigsbnra
| viii sch q public aaciian. all he
FeTsorsal Property
Of said 5eeesseG> cons ing ia pr OF
bead d Work Horses; . Co.'s;
hliAeh- Cows Stock Cattle ard Calves:
ine lut of Stock Iiegs;
Wood LADDERS, d,e; liaTruws;
Is Sheep-afnoag which IS valuable Buck &c
The improved Stock;
Barshear, Single ard Double Shovel Ploughs:
Corn Coverers
Wagon and PlougbsGearsi
Carriags and Hasness; some Com aud liar.
800 Of 400 BUSHELS or WHEAT;
Wheat Sefeen; ! set 81 Blacksmith Tools.
Household & Kitchen Furniture
oiyafions Withstand many articles not deemed
necessary fo.enumeraie
Isrms-Fhe Wheat viii Be sold FOR cash-on
All the other nroprf,y UP 10 IS tie cash must be
pald; oFcr that sun bond aad approved security
will Re required, wih nine months credit
80 Sale will cenmahcf at fn4a'clock
JOHN p KEARF0TT,
Aamiaistrcfor ~ iSImlust TaaeisQre did
Denembrr II 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-14

r WILL hire Ior he ensuing year several. lSkelr
Il men and bots. i will he d the Counfr dirEnr
The Christmas HOLIDAYS. ana can b seem II lie
putlie hifinra THOs. 6: BAYI0R.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-14
TaEAsenx orrIcr, TisasStA. !,
RicAnord, Nor. 81. 1854 Z
VINO AEE r !. NOMINEE,

ItiSa singnlar fact that he nominees az re late
Sraun'oa copsenttn Henry A. wise. Elisha ".
NeConas and w. p Rccock. we're ali arrsrsd a
gaina the Denoersey 10 isi0f Its a singular
spectacle thai The FilEinia Democracy COZ "a nni
hat even on Uouhr Cd siag.r. but should tkr1sl
al ~ honor On hose who were for The aUkion Of
he Whiss Dr. he ezke offhe Unisn. N ne mem.
oraols eanrlss Of lsi0 : Esrfsrirks5ur- Hrsik.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-14

Arornnn E1W Pol,ric.r PaarB--A large NH
lic ue1firE Eos held a Loniro<c Pa on he 27Ih1
all n which rtso'utions we're adorlsi pr1rosirr
he ormniion ola H1r1b'ic1n Party on ihe ruins,
q he Old parties a11 b.<Fl up1r opposition 10 sI1
VERY extension aud he l1ei|ire 1,1Fe law. Jutrs.
lc..1p and Nnuoi. ne Iolner The most iniIoen-
~ ulie q iAaI section ard The Ia'ter tie mos n
s..s &c :sss; 4; x; s':l..; r ''':o~'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-14

RELIGIOUS NoTICE.-By divine persnis.o. he
1es Mr. Marfay, viii preach in TIE PabIic school
nsa's ~ Shithheid, On Saturday evening next SER
morning 6tIl o'clock -Ss-.A
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-14
Farm for Rent,

TUE Undersigned wil FER at puslic rensinato
\ the hishssi tid.lef On the prrtnises. o. Hed.
ae9as. ~ 2Ha iass at 10 oAt5ck A .M. me
FAM belonging % lie heirs Of WIN. Osb5urn,
dcS'd., Containing
10 ACRES,
situated On Sandy Rid4eA ahout three miles from
ShenhefdsDwp, and ahyat the same distance from
Dutfeld's Depot The fssfanl Wlll be reo0jrest 4,
give approved secafisY,- Il whom possession viii
bsgivsn en- he iigs das Of April next, 1873. Fur
thet Conditions u be made snoWu en- DAY ef rene
ing by JOHN NFT. wy
December II lsEf- Cs,,,r,tts,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-14
Local Msnoranda.

~ Obituary Noices not sTee,1ng Tn lines, iassy.ss
gra,s- -aeoee tsE number u Eises, S pr square III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-14
the LocoFOco NoMINATIoN.

The Lexington Virginia Gazette. speaking The
locoloco nomination for Governor savs:-
Since Wise has received the nomination and
leads The hosts Of democracy, we are little cnri-
Gus TO know whether ia these times Of Distraction
and 1isafection be win sdorl his ola baiie CIV al
"THE USioS oF rms wIi5s roR riiE saxs % rms
UNoN, "or catch np the inspiring shout Of an
good democrats, a. pxiea oflLe Lacos for az znts II
hs srobs. As The convention has declined 10 mi
forth platform ospfinciries, we suppose Thar The
nominee Is A. Liberty 70 act he plcases in regard
p this little aGair, the sole aim Of the convention
being. 70 patch up the broken fortunes Of democra
cy with this remnant OF second hard whisgery,
: TRASs AtLEoHAST NorEs-The last Warrentou
Flag Of 80, contains the following, which was an am
swer 70 Inquiries b. the SAsriG;
TaEAs5nx 0FFIcr, TiaasxfA.1
RicaaoHd, Noe. ~, 1854 {
WV II. HrME, Ess., Sheriff of Fanqaier eesansy
Dear Sr. The ncles Of al the Ranks of this State are
required BY law 10 Be recrited in payment Ct Pa5I
dues. 80 osg a. ihe pay gold silver Cor their -
saes; the COLLECTORS u the kesesae. however, should
Be very careful IN relation 70 he -su>s Of any hank he
neies Of which may BE- discreditcd the rreas
urcr v reqare N AZ eases where such notes are ten.
dered ~ he co.leeto oftks Revenue. the mosl coa-
cnsire prof. that they rreeired BY fhem ID pay-
meat a p1blic dncI Yours. respectfully
J. B. eTOFALl. Tre,.nr.r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-14

hSou- NtrniN1 flrIQRItz The telegram an
nouneee iheeiecli11 b nc Kaor No,1in oflo-
cal cficers = Faricns iorus Of Massachusetts. In
Boston lheif eln4si4ie V1s he Present Naypf. d..
~. G. onth. whose eafaesl en3 conraRetns De-
roffoE e Aus during thr progress Of he Burns
ease. made hin Dafil<alarly o1noxi1us 70 he nbo-
Iiiiouisls. TIE Caipn end.oi1fr pspers hal Asrs
endcaFp-et % eratic ~ belieltaal Kno tikine
IAN i<ot.y pA14 uf Aoa'i,lonism viii nna this
a. awkward faci tofe,o1cls viii their theory.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-14
.lsstray sheep.

GTRAYED no d the sub erse%f sresid ipsS one
- mile from Scrabble about the tst. u Oseber.
81 head ii Shdep, 10 plf ohes Lambs, the Asmbs
IA marked with crop ca he right ear anGia hit
III the hft the mark at tho old ones nor reeetseeied
thew beins drove sheep, j vii kive.a ReNsr of
Ten Dollars t4 any enc finding aud returning thfm
10 me- or : LIBERAL Reward Tor any inloI Napon
leading 10 lhelrrecnvery- AZ
Decemher nit, 1854 --3t n WM HOEN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-14
CeNailsss5Ena's 0sric !
Chatk.st,Susn nac IA II

TIE psrii4s Interested ii The above saiiss are
hereby natidrd thar IshaIl attend al NV Nfice n
Gnaflestowns on Fridsg tie I2h day II January
next fur 4h4 purpose OF ereeuting ike aSaye de-
cree Il he E9uri7w they are reot,ifld 10 A.
tena al 10 O'clock. NJ win The nece -sar4 papers,
10 -ehaole fne 10 take Toe account direcTd 10 ~
taken. SAMUEL. STONE, qomm
DscenIberltt 1854
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-14

o. HENAl'6fSYIG0RAT NcCORDfAI.-Th.
neIis q tbs purely vegetable extract FOR fhe re,l
and cr-e q r1ylc1I rEcslrafi1n. genital debility No.
Fo11 1rEfc1s, Gc. L.. fully described :,
c1ann q this paper, 10 which The reader Is rrfrr1
- per tottle, tcsties for IS. six bot1lc. ~ {
3 - pr do<en-O Observe The marks cf the q e~rr~~
Prepared only b. s. {. COHEN, Ma tIir I,e,~
Vine Street, below Eiehfh. pkiia ielnhi1 ~, Tri
WHOM ALL ORDERS MUST BE ADDREsFr.D
E sale y Al resPect.els Druggists and BIerrksn,,
izs ss5 = fHeR
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-14

~ ~ ~ ErFI11.-I1e cii'r>a, cf Irn<1I.r--
-. q Ffitsy norl'1T Il1i rrcscsIt1 r-'.S AZ
&c - (, ~ 4 ~. f>cn(.5a. ln.r>n.-i -
49, e ire % 4l.ia I,r,ef. b.1r-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-14

Virginia. ito wit /:
ID ,6e steircnit couri ii JstfFsoa County, ESyem-
Der 3id 1854
John Byrss laced My7es, Plesntiffs
AGAINST
Joia 6. IF4lper and otasrs, Deferaants
j. and
James Ierd4r and oihsrss Pla&tihs
AGAINST
/ John U,aipHr's administrator and Aei.s,.
DefelAants
IN CHANCERY.
.fEsHEsE earses same on io be heard 9h 'eais 3td
Ill aag Il II oyemhsr 1854 upon the Fapet FIR
negIv rad add lie petitieR and exhibits OF James
EeIdief and n1Aers and was argued BIZ ct9nsel:
On ceaSfderat#on y hereof ire Esuf dolh alSiw the
ssja uetition and lAaf the said causes slsaii be
hea4d togelhet and lhe Cnufs toth further aSinage,
yref ana deriee thai Master Commits lone I:Slone
do asesrtain the alnouat nOe due 70 The Cfi iters
| ii Jphn Walner ascsa*ed from bis BIZ irs 5shn e.
| MsiEef and May " atpef and what aEounts
they have paA Respectively ii the shape os rents
he IL any tthsr way 1f he debts It their III John
! Walper. deerhsed p He sui u Yeriisr knf
Tiers rsssas 81 afpef and others and report T. is
| Cont IN erldf 10 d sal dtcfee stating az mat
/ tFs speeiafY X hi,nSrlt 'deeined pertinepl.
/ w4ich may II ngatrad lobe g s,AIed by aay Of
| the OH - ~ s,:ss for ioor sacsss-ive
,.sas.siown Free Pies, 81 ssfs.ar
weeks e s Us '.st Nj eea Sent 70 ps'soAe
/ paol'',aslls. 49, 4 ali o.. rarsies'
DesetlurT -, 1901. = CLERK.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-14
Virginia. to wit !.

| 0N Consideration w6egsef. il is adjafgEd. or
~ deted ahd deereed that he defend3h,! VIM
C Wouhineton 10 settle his accounts as ,.Ieentor
q " N Mcpherson, decd, before compliision
q ihls Ceuntt that The said Gummissonerlake an
account q thf debts outstanding OF The sgid Will
nam McPhdfsons decreased and Of The character
ana dlgnitt n The same and ascertain Mat real
estate be dfed ssz q andpossessed Of and svaue
and Is anEuii value ssand The said Commissioner
is ordered 70 dive nof8 10 ie efeditors ffgh. aid
ueeeaeat Tor Pae month n some newspaper pub.
lishec II ChBEestawB, jefferson county Virginia.
TO appear be fsFe him an IL tIeir sesin.i
said aecedent And the said 81 Il ,r
her ordered ID state ami ssttie satT rec,A.i r..
eeaas, and q audit sad debts, and maze report
% nss proceedings under the DEERE, ioget4ef with
any speealAi5atfer which be may Dom sTiinent
q whieh1any party may desife Is have 81 stated.
Il Copvs-- Isesfe
rGplSYlt rs r, r,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-14
ROBERT r. BROWN, sEerk.

CHEtrsTowN, December 1Eis54
The ereditots 81 he sfdress4a william Rjcpber-
son are hereby no4ifeftlLat On Ivedgss lfsgsh
IN o. JannaFy 1853. al my oaiee in Chaftsstown,
VIII pfaeeed gexeeuie The above decree Al which
place. kY o O'Clock, Il AS on life day ss,ifesaid
they are re4uted 10 attend With their eyidS nee.
LAWSON BOTTS-Jsinsn
Dacembee nj 1854 e.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-28
New YORK Marker

!, NAV YoRE, Sept. e5.-Money isin good
supply, and rates unchanged. Stocks are
lower; New York Central go 5-4;s Gleye-
land and Toledo, So IL; Reading Stocks;
8, 73 34 and Ere 40 l-2, .,.sag5 ss.zi
The Elour llarketis unsettled aud prices
little better than nominal, and holders pres.
sing on the market; the sales comprise 60oO
bbls atssa8, s5for good Uhid. and oa8, so
for Southern. being decline of SOC, tho
market closing With a astfong downward
tendency. 0 q. y sgafs s.,sa * =
Wheat declined ten cents pet-bushel, the
market closing unsettled. Oats are dull at
53Lesa Corn declined Two to three cents,
but closed with d better feeling at ,75ta76
for western mixed Cotton isidull with d
declining tendency. fair Orleans is,quoted
at III Coffee is'irnl. biitthe transactions
are small. Sugar is unchanged, but tho
busihesssdoing is siralls Muiazstes is FIRM,
with an upward tendenaY in prices, Rice
is blioyaat, with sales at 51a5ac. whisky
is better and in active demand; 1000 bhls
sid At Al 5a4s. Mess pork declined 25c,
bsit Prime is s'unchanged and firm. A sale
Of 800 bbls beef was affected at 10, ,25a15;
80 for repacked Chicago. Cut meats ar,
heavy. lard is firm butquiet. Ohio but
ter ranges from 12l to 17c. English lin
seed oil is dalFatT2. sf-s7 sfFTrfse. y
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-28
o WesMs flaGeFTFoIIl CniIl0FnIn
,THE lTARKErs, 90. Av.

a d 81 T.
NEw 0ELEAkss Sept a3.---f1le steam
ship United States. with AdFices from Sap
Ffsseisco to the lst inst, arrived at this
Poftt6-dsy, IRON AspinsalIs Tie steamer
Geo, La,s sailed from, that port onthe a. ih.
for New York, having on board eoe million
dollars IN god. .s.6s :, 80 ~
The general reEs from California by
this arrival Is not Of special impmtanpe,---
Flour was rather better. a San Fgpneisco,
and Gallego vas selbnga Of Al as60: Bacon
is qaotsd at 1870; Mess Pork at SIS, 30,
and Lard It l9af4c. Whiskey' had de.
cliRed 70 zoe. assf,
BY this arrival We have da.ss from Aca-.
pulcoto the 5;h Inst, Iswss reported A
varez had entered the city of Ayuta. and
was pushing fiTeuxif -Gaerrsr.5 intending
10 mareh towards the city ofMexieo. 9he
insurgents had been unsaecessfl in two
engagements FiIl the goyornmsat troops,
which were however, retiring towards the
city Of NJ Mexicos s @
The mining Hsws IS cheeriog. altllough
there was q scarcity of water, in certain To-
salities. which neutrality-suspicious.. !.
Two men Foreigners, pboWere dctected
dsposing OF stolen csttle at San Antonio,
were dragged out ofprisea and hanged on
the Beprest tree. wighout any kind oftriAi
The towns Of Mokelumae Hill, Campo
Rico and St Loais. were totally destroyed
| by lire, caasinga loss sofProperly stoad1e A.
aountof 100000. - acfas !
EnigEants.by.the way, y,ofthe plaiasyw were
coming 10 rapidly. The Chinese were oil,
50 arriving in great numbeTs---2400 hav-
ling arriysdinthe two weeks preceding the
hrst inst. c.a st .aEa2 zges
1 II. B. Atkins. charged with tliemurdeT
Iof W-S. Way. Of B0ston, has been dis
chrged. fsse7ti sasl -ea,
A negro had been nrrssIed al Tulumme
cOunty. charged With bsinga fagitife Shave,
belonging 20 a Mr.. Tucker. of Arkansas.
Two tribes Of the Digger Indians lad a
pitched battle on the ESD Of August, uu-the
American Flats. in FL Dorado county. Al
the last accounts, the battle wasstiil pro
/ crossing, and FIVE chiefs had been killed.
The escommercial Advices from all the
leading towns sie unfaEorable, although
the miners are said TO be very successful.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-28
coRRUPTIoN..
Tax-rayers pc on yodr Gaara:

o fl-.. e . . : n -rlg
Some weeks ago, tho Editors of the
Pope's organ madeoattheir printing billa-
gainstth county \ presented it to the Com
missioners to receive their sanction and
have il tsettlcd. On looking over the bill
the Commissioners found that some items
ranged exorbitantly high, and actually exi
ceededin prico.any printing billever before
presented 10 the Commissioners. The
consequence Was, they refused to pay it AZ
that time and laid it over for future ae-
| tiUni ,..sa a. IN, sss4r.s.
/ Atthe next meeting Of the Commission
ers it was agreed that rs cents per quire
should be paid fol. all blanks, and mes
sage to this,cffcct was delivered 10 Mr..
GkuBRn by Mr.. TowsoS, atthe request Of
the commissioners The editors ofthe
Pdpe's organ refused to settle ,forthis a.
mount, and said that'tley teouM lay the
matter over Until a new Commissioner
could be elected to gil the place of the re-
fractof5 niethbor-4one thatthey could con
troll and influence in the payment Of this
bill and we suppose any Other scheme Of
corruption and pldndet they might see
proper to urge and accomplish:
Remember, taxpayers, that Mr.. Bon
| ctrisReis fht sIir,le tool Of the p0be's oroan
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-28

REtoFAis -. /. 3 4.


vNToUED fsstsesfnuy inSmmi tssIt Qssto6ass,
wv the citizens, generally, hat tihefsnf& sFaoyzr
N room forneTiY Qocaped BY I'M ~ fis Con
rgisFiss sters, vherethsy are prepared 70 lprniai
RreSh Hreaa, Ikus1ks, CdIkc1N1 CfnGkera
~ Al aLI TI5fiss AND IN ALL sE.fseEa.
! w. sase siapld,edlise sess bdst t6tkinsn 80 our
llas q lislsfs', aHa ~ sen 4, ysSIs aRd Se'A
= y We sfs Ssss isssreai An
ord n frou thc isir Hfead, cake4. qa, Bui
ts aisf ~ s9ssCs ertksfs Nih{be fsoa,ptly
allaA Gtye Y Y selIs q, AZ. ,lst xx W i Eis4
E.1,KfLY GR0C EGIEs, sphIgh VIII tAe sold. q the
lowed fAtea- :. - =. zlnh g Blsh
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-28

- LnssmsscF ssInrirtai,
GAzkrrz 0FEIcE. ssph 2gl quote
wheat At 81 es; flour. ~ 90 Corn Sc.
Oats, so; Rye. 65la7Qi Potatoes. 2 50.
Peaches. ! .O0af so; SAX. 2.75 PEI, barrel,
White Fish; 10 per bbl: ~: Ri ieee.
Te; .HniOtbg Seed, szs, Fiak sesd .s9Qc;
Clever Seddfflpns IIaDss Aaalalci BEs
con, ace sis, SO % aiiso ias7et
- q = : = 80 : = = Z - & & = J
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-28

September l3th, the large drug store
Of King, Dexter &Co., No. &c India street
Boston, was totally destroyed by fire The
ioss is sbout $50. oo,mestly insured The
adjoining stores were slightly damaged;
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-28

~ "a ..
g reach rs that the right KIND o. spirit Is
], ,sreassA sTs4s1sss tshs W. p's.
lslepas. sne DALI lg lv'',a' ,,sr sru |,
lneysry pars o. 1ne' county tue t,gu' N'au
otsPlFls y mgs'f 'Ssylsssiy ss0ass &, pr
II tnat prea'nes oes'n ,n'0 'ne nos..ls ss"ss. =
aaaagsllsS ala. y. =. MsgsA Z. 'as'' - s1''
e ,asse y ~ = HVl.AOa' 4 ~. T.
nSng aroSn1 nsa 'ns asi fePa ofga .,T Z AZ S Gis
olcss s.ss' .,. s,Aus :, 49, III
y Hroasea sls =, p,lnpsp s sssSss !, M ), -
ssss0n shs sn,1,t NV sS s,s.s ss' I IN M
sePiss hase ial'sll 1.S,n va = ),
see ess't s.lo.s',s @ ~ ~ s = -
snc eIH.s',e,sy e,'s ~. Z - y {. 4,
msn, g,,ps a'ls. ~ ~ ~ y .,a ~.
- -, e,S - a. S's
@ ~. a.'es NY. sfe.s'tss's ~, NJ. Z,
ssssls ~ .''ss ~ y - y , ~ I M Il,
"nppel s r. 't's,' -, -,.e :, . sss.''
81 s - s. .. ]. - 3 d ,s;a ,,sra - ~ ~
y Y :
pvePsg .sts ~ - .'s - z, s'5S 'S1l
ueCs.''''isS, ~,..'ss. ~, ..,.... - ],
lowed the direction Of self-constitutedlea lead
ers from Prinicplo and supposed thai
asifiaiism would Be tie controlling impulse
that should govern sheenactmehts and ex,
ecutiOn of laws, and the administration o.
alloSrpublicafaTs ii case their.party sue
ceede5 These anticipations have not been
verified sbu; ;1iAstead, the party leaders fisye
steadily steSpea The county deeper and
.saespcr into. disgrace. They have pander-
ed,to The most nnsubstantisl and ahtitRe-
sI,i,s - 49, 81 s \, 4. q l, ~
my nv tsg.ssyS y ~ 'lsSs :,
1.-THE BQnlsn nlersrcf --T-tliey nave WINK
ed at, and thus encouraged the imported
yicesola6tsa aAiFliin the circle ofiAmeri.
.asr society, BY an oyergrown immigration
from the worst class Of the European pop
Mace, and they ii llaSe for the, mere purpose
sof,Saftizan asrrandiEernent, given to these
- - - .,t 8 !. ~ n ss..s., j 5,.,.l n
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-28
.FURNITURE WARERooMs
y. FfstTEb.

sfTf aypsdt tS DE cly ana Srccisd aisrgs
Il bafldb1g in The ssar Ofthe briek house, on th,,
eoFaef " Br1ad ard chesHHt Struffs ggHars
!, =. /. .lafRsseaIs an he gssisnsahirles y -.
al of cGbinet Fpfnlthre, Bedateady 20
S.'IIalf Ct2rss Ml1en he 1lllkeep 1@,l -. 80,
" lniEsrs on hand togsthsr y Ell 1iStt ss
iareS o1 Cincinnati nHnnfactute. iiis!org
er erienee lir fbs business Will epqDle hin 20 bav9
~ anunetarsd athome and imported fFOm abroad he
tsry bssl 81 work and n be inleAda % employ zone
bntthe nost shlllfdI sofSmen al.a bFF saae-
nis ha hatisfs himself thathe VIII give general -
tI.Iaiigk Ia an y 10 as faSos Elni their euasc
Iae pgbiie are Invited y call and eeWiRe ihs as
s3ri1nsM Tie ehtrs.ss ths fooins y apen kspad
& r. RepniTipg done on The sboftest notice. and ia
The Restsst dhd nica wofkmanlike inFnne.. fhafges
reaSonnble 80 - - lageasler MaxsD.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-28

HE kNew RoFHINGs.-We are well
nigh tempted to believe that the Know
NOthings derive their origin from the i'm
preston made upon the mind of some
great geierator Of political movements, by
Che following beautiful Scriptural meta
phor: The wind bioweth where is listeih,
and We hear the sound thereof, but know
not Whencet cometh or swither it poeth;
even this, &c. Now how foreibly and
propheticaIly must this idea have struck
The first eK now Nothing" The progress
Of the Order has been very iifuch like the
rising and sweeping Of gale Of wind
First, there was a little sbeck id the polit-
ieal horizon no bigger thad mans hand
which grew by degrees tiiftil ID vas SO
large as 70 attract potiee, aid Sheif 1t had
gathered snfiesrlit :bHlk Il broks. and
throdghont,the,le length, apd breadth Of the
land, like mighty river, rushed the fierce
breeze blowing down manya political ten
et.ept, audproadsiHg 4 geiietaI .cdnsteFnai
| ton CRizen So s ~
LIVER pIaEl Carter'A Spanish Mixture, az 10
mcdy for liver disease, and tie hauser Of fSFmiisbIe
cvis connected with state cf Aa. organ
is unr rvalled, sgf lcyl Z, - ID yQia -
Hundreds 81 edrAassis;, lfon lie Highest sources q
pesdhs living in the city OF Ichmond, Virginia, nigh
be gyeHof eures effected by Carefs Spanish MxtnVe.
We have only room to gsfsrto the extraordinary cure
OF Samuel M Driukef, Esq, Of the arm Of bFiuker &
Morris, Bookselers,, RicK,nopd, Virginia, who lwps
Sured by two bottles cluatters spknisb xie, aftef
three years suffering from diseased ysr. He sass is
action the blood is wondernl better than All the
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-28
AEfieulluraI Metiee.

80. AEfieulturaI Neeices q stss r
RTOTiCE Il hereby gisen, thattho sectetayY ofths
IN AaRIcuITuR sociET8 ~ now ready 70 make Gu
ries Of arteies % be exhibited a. the Pair whtewil
take place the IRth, 15h lnd 1t4 of oetahsr next
All persons intending - do we'll % erteT
thsii artleies AZ once Members adkes also
Secretary can be found AT the ONCE 81 Martin &
Sept il, lasl. i Il: scfittieH, ssEsssFE,
Court Of oomnian Pleas, EAlrileld ceuhs
So - - w OnaQs .. fq q zfssfslcg iilt
80 fETrfIoNl .slesss a1slslsl
William T. Brumfsid, Executor of hsStd Hfanasld.
Jacob Kstner and Caro,ne hts Wifss IIe1raH EiRuds
and Missouri, his WIFE, and otheis- W.
VViHIs Petition Is aisd 70 sorstlnts movrsss given
by Defeudaut, Jacob Kttiiar % fiaihlif f3 16onr1
ths paymeHt q se1t g, held b yuil by ne fllihla
the Pvution that 4aid usfdndaht, Hsldsf hes r1I D
ssidnefsndautss Edward ana wife, thtiF fll dIsfibnA
q ths suiil. 70 sam efosy,,ia.
andto enable Practitioner 20 pinke elibnil6n thsIeo
NotIcs Is tleIsIars 1Flsby sssa tosel5 psgsadfitj
Eawfrds "a Wile thsl skey are fs6uIStd l5 a taSl
JoHNlE BRAkEB, .stss-nsy ysrP
August 81, leS4-6wI7
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-28


BIBLE BURSIxG.--Ther recent case Of BIZ
ble burning by Roman Catholics, which
has been generally reported in the papers,
took place At Cumninsville in Ohio. a
Cincinnati paper saysi There is at our Of
fice a Bible that reflinds is Of thss dark a.
ges, not beeaasesit has been copied iabori-
utisly with the pen. as.aIl books were few
centuries ago. Not because il is bound in
boards and has AN iron chain to it like that
which Luther found at Eifnrth. No, It is
one OF the iatestiss,icso of the American BIZ
Bile Society. But it is mulilated and part
ly burned by Rdmish bigots, who hate the
truth as did Ghe prosecutors ofthe past; yea,
they hate and fear Gods Word. in. the Nv
ing language Of the people The Bible a.
gent had scattered this precious word all
over our country Tho priests of igHor-
ance and spiritual despotism were alarm
ed, They knew thai If the Bible went
shining through the land their system
would vanish Ikea vapors Hence they
|instigated some Of their most bigoted bond.
men to burn the Book. At Cumminsiyille,
only three miles from our, city, the deed
was done" A package of these Bibles,
charred by the flames, was recently re-
turned to the American Bible Society, a
suggestive testimony to the hatred Of Rome
to The reading efthe word of God by the
people. nv T. Qbserrer.e
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-28

The Utica 05serger. .saysit IS inform
cd on good authority. that the farm6rs Of
Whitestown, are compelled to be very
watchial,Over their potato patches; or lose
their crop. Watohmen. steel traps, and
spring guns are employed 70 prevent the
depredsions ef tho potato thieves;