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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-07

Oh the 17th Of August, David Law,
renee was killed, in Pulaski county, by one
of his negroes. Mr.. L. had ordered the
servant to dosome moving, when the ne
T returned on him and cut him int#o with
a scythe.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-07
WILL PROPERTY ron SAVE.

TNHE owners Of the CIBCLEVfLLE MILLS ere de-
sirous Of dlspOsiHg of the property, e~oHsising o.
2s Acres Of Land, upon which there isa
GOOD FIGURING MILL.
tha machinery row in perfect running order, having
recently been thoroughly repaired,
One Saw Mil, One COopeI's shop,
and a build ug erected FOR and used several years asa
WcOien Factory by Messers. Do6drige s. Co.
All lle buildings are siiuatsd upon the banks Of the
Ohio Canal al CiFelsvile, Ohio, and a sufficient VA
TEL RDW 10 be had al all times from the Ca
nal TO rna the machinery ofthe Mails. It's not neces-
I gary 30 So aBy thirg IA fsvetof fhs Fierring Hill;
every dgaler an ihs astSls4kRoEs that fourfrom the
market price.
The above prop7r.I viii be d.sp15sJ ofs. pa5lic sale
on Thursday. the 18th day OF Septenl.
Der neIf,a t the door OF the Coart House il Circle
! vile. at 10 O'Clock, Am.
~TsgMs-One-thiTd in hand, balance in one and two
years. W in interest. HIN. HEDGES, SEN, 8gsEt.
Cireisvills, Ohio, Augustus, Is54-2wl7
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-07
coMMEKcfAL INTELLIGENCE.
Lancaster NInrIkets.

GAzErTE ofytcE. Sept I've quote
wheat at sL6s& Flour, S7,5oasei
Corn. 60s Rye, G.; Oats, s5995; BARLEY,
Ga; DRIED appies 81 90: Died peaches,
Is1.7 s; Beans 4l.oo,H Han. z; Bacon, s.
Salt, $50. no change in other article.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-07

ThE FEMALE TRAvELER.-The Countess
Ida Pfeiffer, the celebrated German TRAY
eler, took passage on the boat for Milwau-
kie from Chicago, on the 22d. She isen
route to the far North on a tea-drinking So
cial ~visitto the settlements Of the Hudson
Boy Company.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-07
Jun. s.B5I.zf
Estare OF .yonn o. Riee.

HToTIcE is hereby given. that I have this day bacs
duly appointed a. Administrator Of the ESt1s OF
JoHE c. REG. deceased, iate OF Fairfield county, Ohio.
Persons knowing themselves indebted to sAid Kstat,
are req1ested 70 make immediate payment, ald thos1
having claims against said Estate are antaoFizee 70 prs
sent thsn duly authenticated within one wear.
June q. le54-4~S WM.H. RICE Adfn to-'
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-07

Russian ANSExATtoN.-A Liverpool pa.
per says: ''Withiu little moie than half a
century, Russia has advanced her frontier,
towards Berlin, Vienna and Paris; 700
miles; towards Constantinople 500; towards
Stockholm $50; and towards Teheran
I ono .
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-07

Hon j. R. diddings is going to TIL
nois to take part in the effort to overthrow
the rule Of the Douglas Democracy in tina
State. He is advertised to speak III Chi
cage and other places during the month o
September.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-07
FARM F0R SALE.

ITTNHE subscriber wonid inform tha citizens OF Fsir.
field and adjoining counties that he would sell up
on reasonable terms, at private sale Tie fartn on vhtca
he nov resides, in Greenfield tovpship: Fairfeli com
tn, Ohio. and situated some five and ! haif miles fr5Js
Lancaster and eentaipirS enc hundred and. ~nfsE-fonr
acres. The farm Is we'll improved and Is among ts
best agricultural msin the county.
Mag II, is !. WOW MODEM.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-07

The DAHLIA isa native of the marshes
Of Peru, and was named after Dahl, the
famous Swedish botanist. 1t is more than
thirty years since its Introduction into Eu-
rope, and it is now the universaffovorite of
florists. The number Of known varieties is
about 500.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-07
NOTICE,

DRoPosALs win be received by the undersigned
privilege OF opening an EATING HOUSE and sA,
LOON, inside the Fair Ground, during the next Coun-
" Fair. After the expiration ofthe time nemed, the
Bids viii be canvased and the privilege awarded to
the highest responsible bidder.
DANIEL sIFFoRD, President
Lancaster, August II, 1854,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-07

Es-The Washington National Monu-
menthas attained to the height Of one hun
dred and sixty feet. A granite block has
just been sent for insertion in it, which
was quarried from a boulder found on the
old %entrehehment where Putnam and his
troops encamped on the eve Of the memof-
able battle of Long Island.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-07
FAIa1IELp oo. oLOTaIEe sTaRE.
Gro. Il. sxIFfI, NEKCHASTThIIoH,

lCEO. IL S&fFE1s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
1a;r s:rsss. LeEess.g, os.e, sH1sskstA TslsneGs~
IT-4s iss. -s,siysd. hIs sPRlsc X suxMER
saptly OF RE1DYSaADE CLOTHING. ioesthsr
viii 8 snpe and beaairaf sssodment Of c{eths, Cessf-
nsres. Ysstzsgs, fe. His stock has beefrs eisctsd WITH
great care, snd eahIrcss ever variety Of GeLnsnen's
Wear. his Ready Made Clothing 10 made Of Che best
material, and 10 he Latest styles, apdk is etgek 81 Clothl
sd Vesdngs win Be manufactnfed % orc In The lnoSt
approved and fashionable manpeE.. Re has % hh en-
pioy The bost Of workman, and IN eveP department he
TPTLs iosssi prices rdi 5s naisisiasBh
While he Intends to sell the bos Of Soeds, and pct
out nothing but the 6es, Of work, he intends also IN
dispose Of BIS stock al prices thai viii Convince tho
skeytcal that his Establishment Is the cheapest IN the
city,
he will slso keep on band or ns1ufagt5ss - prdsr,
svera rcriefs Of B0gis Clothing, Which vii be sold a.
the Lowest rates. For good and cheap CsothiHg, for
Men and BOYS OF al descriptions, he Intends 70 e&tao
hsh q reputation for the ~ .H1E-
0FairfieId Comfy Clothing Store,c
as the eheapes, In The city; snd BE invites all Who wish
to purchase 70 call and examine his assoEtrsnifs a. he
IS eoufdentthat he can cGer them supehof induco-
menis 70 any other.
He has on hand a baapr:uI-sn excellent as5oF;mep:
Of Gloves. SaapendeIs, Hose, Stocks, Handkerchief,
Cravsts, Umbrellas Trunks, cts.
TPRENEMBER THE PLAcE--IH te reSH taeig eees-
pied BY JokR LyoEg as 8 Grocery Store. CaU and sec
Tor yourselves. He will take pleasure in showing his
20 purchase. His stock Of Clothing Is mann zetured
under his own supervision, and the utmost care ID eK-
erisd 70 have Il Of the yerg best kind.
MAJ. ". +. siyGER, one Of the best euttss IN ne
Western country, has been empleyed In stns5- depart
ment, and cannot fail TO please all who with good FITS,
ns2t and sasheraole. and not NJ the expense ofeosfot
Inc stock Of CioJhs, ~Cassimeres, FestlDGs, Ready
Made Clothing, ETC., Is warranted e9uslto anyIn the
tSgsrkei. and tAe beautiful variety OF styles aud fas5tos
casuot fai, 81 please eysry taste. Callgnd SEP.
Lancaster, May Is, 1854. GEoRGE s. SMITH.
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WHAT IT DEFENDS upoE.-The Portland
Argus thinks a mans politics should not
be Judged by his religion. Neither do we,
for some have no religion, and some have
a questionable sort.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-07
DEGUER HOTYPks.

7 FNHE sdbscriber ha. ing purchased The estahlishins,t
all who may re- are his services inihe abovg lice. He
is provided wdh the. best mqdeFn instruments ard IA
prepare6to bnt MP iiaurcs In the lates. and most ar-
proved sCle. Hoafs from g o'cloek.n RHl q
Lansasts-. December 7, 1853. V. n. GKISWOID.
NIB. IDstraeiiouS given in the art and aHpafsizs
furnished 81 desired.
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Eet,tr of .Jacob Fo49Innu

Is hereby given, that wehRys this day beer
duly appointed as Administrators on the Estate o.
'Jsfoh Hoffman. deceased, late ofFaracld ooluIy,Ohio
Persons kncwius themselves indebted 70 said Estate
are requested to make immediate payment, ard al
those having claims against said Estate win presen
them duly authenticated for settlement within one year
GEORGE HoFFMAE,l 49,.
DANIEL HOFFMAN,
Ars,rt n iz-A-Autg
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-07

The steamer Lady Elgin, on her pass-
age to Buffalo, struck a rock near Mani.
touve, and sunk alongside the pier at that
place. She. had 800 passengers on board,
all of whom got off safely.
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Ihlsrnah1lon Waneea.

"A 6oVTthe pth, q Es6fhAEg is51, = effzen seEa--
"a 4akid1dounfy soldard conFeyef . Irno 81 lard -
ia Noftsesfefa part ofthe stAta ~ Ohiosfo1 po-pD=
,tnsnrsshdine neattp said l9nd.e he nyEc4E4toG els
icoaoA oh horeb back n1dethor tcsRsd 10 herheEtz,
to sosn6uhof party and retnyning Apre o. 10 frae1-
ing ht1irmhrcN4efc % tee41 htn 30
,sIded s6ma touf o. dFR mnenflop lErc14#, E3t1rc-
baby ina Observation-Disclosures ron EA q
rsasonabls re Fard wnIb1 hi1wcd Tor ttD 155
at The Daily ea1ette OBre, ~ 20 ne pfeEa1t rtefs
abouts Or eithav ne seller u buyer of he1f11AdN1ct
II isnd. - Iancssts5, June y, is5i.
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August 10, 1a54Awi8

TWENTY B0LLARS REWARD.
4 oST o NJ days since, a GOLD CHAIN and LOCK
EFT, valuable TO the owner as containing the hal
other deceased children. The above reward will b
paid BY returning said Locket TO THIS OFFICE.
Lancaster, August IL, 1854.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-07
So CENT rtEWARn:

III ANAWAY from he subscriber about I'VE week
q since, DAVID HoVCS, an indented apprentice
10 tho Cabinet business, All persons are forwarhet
from hHrboripe Qr trusting hin, on my account, as vii
pay M debts Of his contracting.
Lancaster, aug, "a, le54. Tli0MASG. DoDSoS.
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N0TICE.

rs horerv given tnat application %fi be made "a .hs
Governor of Ohio. for tha pardon Of JamesM. Dem.
u convict in the Ohio Peuiteptiary, convicted Of tho
crime Of horse stealing, ~ the Court Of Common Feas.
Of Fairfield COUNTY, and sentenced for the Terms ofthfes
years. HaIcaster. June %, 1e54.-sST
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.crscIsEASr5 $3.50 sssscs AaD

zANESvIETt r4I1 hokp.t
rO9fx 70 tANcAeTER@t4a ffixIsEas (sus-
q az sSss~pi-iD6slaoS6 ta1t,I.r n11 CScHrsa.
On 81 80 49, 1~- 80 url1 nrksr
notice, Trims Esll rIns - fp,fovsi
The MonirF IfaIu rII heft4UtfttA4t tEntertet c.
5l9 a. ~ ard wi rtth Cineinn1h =.
Rstur1inE, th1 1rin viii learr ctnfinn1a alA8 r
The dqNawhrdAecommodluon Tuin leaves lanes
tsrs a. lO.cs A. ~. afdarIiroa a Cintinnpiintf.t 30 I. NJ
ThetpEaTtA ~ccoumodahon Train leaves C~thelnchtt
st1.9o ksfs ardo1iTtf atLAhe4eMttN Psa.
Trains u stop @tpasseneenaeannowt AtAIanlea,
HSis5d, Nsshns oas R1fnelanks, seli ~, cguss Road.
Wiinifngtas. slfo, ctffks4nload Morrow, and on
no Lt.is Mans Rotd. - ps8deid. Butorworlhtt wA-
Ter siai.ous LoYr3apA. MRm;yile Aifate and Fish
gilet sEd On propsrnesSc d $50 ~ Conductor, 81
tTtiason ihellttle Mann koaa 3 CefanbnA
llpesefo-nih2fsaqd PnctcftzFu Tll hstroea
ciscic7ila1nd Ckiiicotha. and Farsgahd frctefa b.
tween Laaess:sFs Logan, Nrs,pyrit AhcnNand Pom
trsy; ard sis4es sstseen Lapeatff, somsIas.. snd
sud evening ta3n 70 Ciheirnah.
Pee Ing clseHAaii p wsshieEtgnt as
q Lapeasser asc
oro1heFinfortnaaon ard rcksta, sppg At Ticket o.
Lille Mani Depot, Of ITO be stsrep Arenas on thellns.
=. ". TQOpWARD.
f.F Enginesr and sapeHietpr3sEi,
1-TThe Omnibrs Line will call forand deiiyer psN
SINGERS 70 and nouitnetrnins IN any pnrtcfthe city.
n. B. RUGGLEs. Conduetor.
"The Cen pass pm not 30 rasponsibie for BAG.
gage exceeding estiu value, unless The aame DO 70
t1rned tofhe condaefsr o. SCENT. fnd fteight paid AZ
he rate of pexaee lcF ever Ssooin Talne thovo that
amount. {hne26- HH.
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does not violate it. CASS1US.
The AMERICAN FREEMAN VS.. THE PoPIsH
SLAvE.-Bro. Pratt, Of the Jersey City
Sentinel, holds this pointed language re-
garding the manly stand taken by the ex-
communicated Trustees of the Roman Cath
ole Church at Buffalo, a full account of
whose position and action was given at the
time:
Reader, what wouldbe thought of body
of Americans, faye, what would become of
them, ifthey should emigrate to Europe,
Asia, or even Africa, and attempt to take
the reins of those governments into their
hands-and Americans are far better
qualified to do so in foreign countries than
are the foreigners who come 10 this, I've
say what would be the result, if Americans
should even question their right to govern
their own affairs?
We question much whether they would
come off as wellas did Bedini-tbe Pope's
Nuncio-who was magnanimously allowed
to flee in disgrace from the land he sought
to pollute with his unhallowed tread
from the shores of a Republic where he
was universally abhorred, even the Roman
Catholics themselves, who despised and de-
tested him from the bottom of their hearts,
as has been strikingly instanced by the
Roman Catholic Church of Buffalo, whose
members possessed too much of the spirit
of Republic freemen to sell their property,
their souls and their bodies to the Pope of
Rome, or his Nuncio. Aye, this noble
body of Roman Catholics deserve to be
held up as an example worthy of imitation
by every Roman Catholic Church in the
land. Happily these men possessed the
intelligence to know that by making over
their property to u foreign power, they
would be acting in direct violation of the
Constitution Of the United States, and not
only so, but that by complying with the
Pope's monstrous demands, they would be
perjuring their souls before God and man
lat least that portion of them who had
sworn allegiance to this country)-and
subsequent events have proved that their
patriotism was equal to the task, and that
they had more respect for "God and Liber-
ty," than they had for Popish and e%cclesi-
~astical slavery.
Would to God that every Roman Catho-
lie in the United States would break from
the iron yoke that binds them to foreign
dictation, and yield allegiance to no other
powerthan Godand the "Stars and Stripes
Then would they be free indeed, civily, po-
li%tically and enthusiastically. Heaven hast
en- the day when the glorious civil and re-
ligious lights of the nineteenth century
shall cause Popish bigotry and Roman su.
pcrstition to vanish like the mists of the
morning before the glories of the rising
sun, and whenthe Roman Catholics Of this
land shall blot out the word Roman from
their creed, and style themselves the Il
merican Catholic Church.
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strarga neveiopefnent.

Scientific Mon sra daily bringing to light, nov InS5n-
tons. and the <arch Of Progress Is onward; perso1
Science AID loug research comblusd, haTe broeehf De-
fore thsP the greatest woman essTaE AoE. N
The Article, Of EaERS0N'S American HAS GE-
ST9BATIvE, A SURE ounE ron BKE9NEa1 and e pre-
yeht HAIR FROM FaLLISs. See Circulars 70 be h1d OF
Agents. Price 11,00 in large Hottles.
Lancaster, o.
c. E. FISHER q CO, PfornstOrs. No. 81 Superior
Street, Cleveland. o.. = E.tl
Nay 4, 1855. ~
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Extatc of susan G.Bocrher

NOTICE is hereby given, that The undersigned has
~ this day qualified as the Executor Of the last will
testament OF Mrs. SusAS G. BEEcFSR, deceased, re-
liet Of The late Gen. Philemon Beeeher.
August 7, 654-3w1 P. VAN TRUMP, Ers'fer.
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ALFEED MeyETCH.

ASD eSessELLeR At tLAwsssuFTr9E or TEz
PEACE 1sD eENERAL LAFn Aorxgt
LalcaStefs 0hto,
.VNTnLffte Atena1nt Is rheparcHaElreeaA selling
wv OfRefs Estate. also, 70 TIE rfocuglng 81 PEN
lions aud Bounty LSads.
.EoEF1CE-tn ne BAek Block, Nearly opnaslto TIE
Hooking valley Bnnk- may 10 ieSt u
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Estate OF ssnhueI @. stambauxh.

TaEHE undersigned, haveb been duly s3pomtsds sEa
GuaitGed standardization upon the Estate ofeam-
ueI c. Stanrsush, late Of FairAeldeounty deeeaesd,
NJ. A. DAUGHERTY,
JOHN %. MARTLa.
Lancaster, July Is, ls54-wI -Ragle copy.
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yaIua5lc FarTfi for SAID;

VaIna Bic Farm Tor SaIF,
A FARM containing 2i9 Acres on the
49,, u Of Clearcrcek, II Madison township, known
A.sEaas The "Weisz Farm, - with an excellent Sste,
- privilege. will be sold by the uRdefsigned, OF
private sale. FOrteras apply 70 ~
Lancaster, June Z, 1854 A.HcVEtGE, LcES Ags-t:
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A dispatchfrom Buffalo, states, that the
Erie and Kalamazoo Bank had promptly
redeemed all the bills presented and that
the run on the Bank has ceased. Better
let the bills remain there, however.
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DOCTOR WAGEN6AAs
sT1CEY HOUSE,
Opposite ttre Court Honse end Fonntai
EVANSVILLE. OHIO.

RTEWrADpIT1oNS Ars now being made 70 the tur-
~ uiture and eonvenieuco ofthts ALREADY First Gas,
Hotel. Travellers win 1nd this house n~eeldsdly ne
most comfortable place in ZRnesvilles and the proprte,
tor spares no pains 70 make his guests eomfortablesN
There are attached 70 ne above noassa eisgans Shich
MarchP, ISS4-i9m WMFA.ScNkS Proprietor.
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lie aa6eniored on tAS alpine Nounsals, eola

lie hanghteFed on thc EAIpine Aounhlns cold.i'
Such authority can write thus, 81 do
not admit that from The beginning ofthe
world up to this day, there ever has been a
violation Of the rights, freedom, liberty or
divine sovereignsyof II hebumap conscience.
After such an declaration how can Roman
lists suppose thattbeir rights have ever been
violated in free America or claim that fhey
are pcrsecdtedFH IL burning men for re,
ligion does not violate conscience, surely
freedom of speech against Papal politics
does not violate it. OASS1US.
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The Second ARRIVAL.

AuR1st and splendid stock Of Collars, Embroide'
y ries, Under Siaaves, Shemizetts &c, having Leu
Sought and carried away before allowing " time
TO mark them, we willbetn reoeipt offs fress fotbyeN'
press In a few days WHITE Jk. JULIAN
DOCTOR WAGEN6AAs
TTAvING ~practieed his profession for ihe past Eise
Lancaster. Residence, Shs Ser's Hotel.
Y~-PoFFICE-ln G.. +. AaJer's Law once.
lancaster, July 2, les. ~
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'aRN0EDss inks

n rinSoics osahs Abovc article Of all calors IN use
Ashom one quarttoone n .,jasi received 2, the Boz
fbpTBobk store. BE NUDGE,
Lancaster, July u. 1e5i
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The greatexhibition ball o. inyentors, in
sheSsa d wing ofstHs Patenf once. is aea
feet long and ss tsst vide, ma smagnif.
cent one tits.
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dictates But the Romis6 church sa great
political engine, She rules The STATE elic-
where, and claims the right todoit here.
She classes heresy among the mortal sins
and declares that the civil powers should
punish it. She has interfered with our e.
yections and our public policy. and claims
still the right to do SO. This is the aspect
Of Romanism that has called forth so much
opposition; and thousands of freemen, who
know little and care little for her theology,
will use their rights in resisting he's abom-
Unable anti -republicanism.
What a farce tits to speak of pefsecution
againstthe Romanists in this country. Why
Archbishop Hughes says the rights of con
science never have been violated in all the
history of the world. And he must know.
For he is the apologist of the Jnquisition,
and he has heard about the Hugnenots and
the other heretics,
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GsOH6E 5. EAT0N,m. =,

PurEeIeiAx, oerLrsT. AzD. oasnsr - Neal sCaossr.
NE AyIyGIoeafst Yernassn,satn chulkhotle, oaeFs
81 ais prcfeeslon1i serv1esste af ehr arc saicteH
Efth KnT Of the l0li0Einz dtseaa3s or dsfarDiH4e
ArsnrrGs, optnatm2. bF fafafnanotr o. the Eyns
.GfsnalsE- EiS;s YetesEL gsS GAtxfncl& Sne9ks end
Pfe.ue, efectna1y removed. Strebf4lha9 FCroH Eyes
cured Ia lev seconds ,PRsis; clak FooG f7er Tap;
'logster wI.h eyeiy other operation bsi0ngfrg 10 the
opeH:iye EuTrecH. rya. "a gk
JrPNo charges for ezsn-fnaSa 6. As
address chil1leotae, OH Nyes ffA-iT
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Pare ffpa ClHcinaaii % WashinHt2ht aacJ
- y q Csnieyills 2ly
& " q Espeaster Isl
"a a g u Chilico,he &c

Fc-olheFinfortnaHon ara urker, hapi; a Ticket o.
Zee. conner % Brcadvay and FrontAFeetA and AZ tbs
Lille Miami Depot, o. ITO Tie s,srep AgenIs on thellne.
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, ClsrBbAss asept5 4-wAeas,i .75ol..
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-07-27
Michigan state Convention.

On the 9th inst the people of Michigan with
out distinction of party who are opposed to
the Nebraska Fraud met in convention at
Jackson. 1t was the largest and most enthusi-
astc meeting ever held in the State.
Hon. D. s. WaIdbridge was chosen Presi-
dent. He was assisted by twelves Vice Presi
dents and seven Secretaries.
Resolutions were passed by the convention
in favor of the restoration of the restrictive
clause Of the Missouri Compromise, in favor
of the repeal of the Fugitive Slave law; in fa-
yor of the abolition of slavery IN the District of
Columbia; and in favor of calling a general con-
vention Of the Free State for the adoption of
other and more effective measures in resis-
tanee of the encroach ments of the slave power.
The convention put in nomination the fol-
lowing ticket--For Governor-Knsely S, Ring-
ham, Lieat. GoYernor--George A. Coe.
Secre tary Of State---John Mckinney. State
Treasurer .-Silas NJ. Holmes. Attorney Cen
eral Jacob NJ. Howard Auditor General -
Whitney Jones, Com. Land Ofice--.-Sey-
mour B. Treadwell. Sup. of Public Instruc-
tiOn---.Ira Mahew. Board OF Educatiop----
John r, Kellogg. 10 fill vacancies Hi
ram L. Miller
The Detroit Inquirer speaking CT the nomi.
nees says: Knisely s. Bingham, the candidate
for Governor has been the Democratic Speak
er Of the House of Representatives for the
State of Michigan, and twice returned to Con-
gress as Q member from that which is now
fourth district He was elected as Wilmot
Proyiso man, pledged to that principle by an
explicit resolution Of the convention which
nominated him, but was ostracised for having
committed the objectionable bull of sticking
to his pledges. Geo. A. Coe is firm and
cOnsistant whig Of Branch county, who has
before been candidate upon the whig State
ticket, and has been State Senator. Johr
Mckinney is consistant, uniform, honest ant
upright democrat, who has never before forsa
ken the organization, he is a resident Of Paw
Paw, Van Buren county. Hon. Jacob NJ.
Howard, the candidate for Attorney General, i