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Bronchitis, Asthma and Disease OF the
Wfndulpe.
Perfamery, Hair Brushes, Fancy Ar.
ticleS, Soaps, &c.

Perfamery, Hair Brushes, Fancy Ar
ticles, Soaps, &c.
E subscriber has received and offers for sale, al liberal
i prices good and general assortment o. fersumo-
Pomatunas, &C., which he would call the attention
Of his friends and the public generally In the list may be
found
EXTRACTS FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF.
Lubn's Fine Extract
Demarson'a Fine Extract
Wrights Extract Of Ctronelo Rose
Wrights Extract Of Sweetbriar
: Rousses do
PoMATUMs AND HAIR OIL.
OF Marrow, French OK Marrow, Rouasel's
Pomade de Aux Flowers
Myrtle Pomatum, English
Rose Pomatim, do. ~.
Bears Oil, warranted genuine Macassar Oil
SCENTED WATERS.
German Cologne, genuine
French Cologne American Cologne
Orange Flower Water Florida Water
Lavender do Rose do.
Rousseis celebrated Shaving Cream
Naval and Military do do
Omnibus, fine large oval cake
Do fancy wrapped
Camphor Soap, French for ehapped hands
Old Brown Windsor Palm Oil and Almond
Sand Balls and Cakes
Hair brushes, good variety Tooth brushes
Nall Brushes Clothes Brushes
Shaving Brushes Flesh Brushes
COMBS.
Ivory Rvetted Combs English Dressing Combs
Ivory Fine Combs Pocket, Horn q Shell Combs
hLSOyRazors and Razor Sirops Cold Cream, Lip
- = CHARLES STOrT,
dec eff corner OF 7th street and Pa avenue.
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COPPS PAVILION.

Located ON La. AVE- near corner OF 6th street,
A fsp Steps north Of Coienidns Hotel
ON the first floor Is first class RESTAURANT, with
" several spacious private parlors for parties, always
ready ut the shortest notice.
On the floor there Is suite OF spacious and very
neat BATHING ROOMS, where baths OF different kinds
may al all tmes be had the low charge of % each
hot cold Good servants constantly In attendance, with
out charge Both the Restaurant and Bathing Esab
lishment deemed inferior TO none In the country.
On the second hooris \ BOWLING SALOON both com
modious and elegant and unsurpassed by any similar
loon In either Of the cities Of the Union,
In the Of this Saloon Ia welappointed PISTOL
GALLERY. aF
The Payons charges in each department will be mod
crate and the whole establishment win be open every day
and evening Of the week. except Sunday on which day the
Bathing Establishment alone will be open until l2 O'clock
The proprietor invites the public to call and examine
nov 34-dlm' MOSES COPP
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GENTLEMEN's "BELONGINGs,f1i
STEVENS, Caie Fish q Cob No BROWNS HOTEL.
HATSll of newest fashions, and Of su- N
| superior elegance both In fnsh shape, and ,
J. style, IN BEA YER, MOLESKIN, NUT1ffA,
SN and CASHMERE.
GAPS
or every variety Of shape and material for Genemens
WARDROBE ARTiCLESfi
The largest and most varied assortment Of elegant Ward
and Toilet articles to be found In the city, Sars
Crayas Gloves, Suspenders Robesdechambre, Perfume.
ry, Canes, Umbrellas, Stocks, &C., &c, &c.
INDIAN RUBBER GOODS
OF Goodyears Manufacture, every article made Indian
Rubber hand procured at two three days notice
My STOCK Is complete In every department OF GOODS
Of the best quality and newest STYLE always be found
my shelves.
shown, and prices reasonable. STEVENS,
oct S-u Late Fish 4 Co.
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5000 REWARD.

&H RUNAWAY from the subscriber on Sunday, Oct.
&A 18th, negro man Tom, who calls himself TON
n LITTLES Tom la about % years of age, very
~ stout set and quite black; in height about feet7 10
inches little bowegged he Is rather stupid looking but
when spoken to he invariably SMILES showing fine white
and even teeth hair quite short and nappy He had on
when he len blue sattinet round jacket and took with
him two pair OF pants, Of striped sane and OF
negro cloth, with new unbleached cot
ton shirts he wore away dark olive cloth cap, with fur
around It. ~ ~
authorised to offer the sum OF slOO II the above
named negro Is taken in the District Maryland and
vered to me In Washington city, secured in jail that
can get him. or sO0 II taken in any free State and
cured as above.
A. NJ HOFFAR, Agent for @. Stonestreet,
Residence on 4 2 street, few doors above Pa av
nov lift MAT. Intellirencer1
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NEW n ESTABLISHMENT.
M. GHSsAWAY a G. SPENCE,

NEW n ESTABLISHMENT.
M. GHssAWAY a G. SPENCE,
HAVING. associated themselves together under the
IL firm of
GAssAWAY g. SPENCE,
for the purpose of conducting the BOOT AND SHOE
BUSINESS, I'm all It's various branches, would
therefore most respectfully inform the citizens Of ibis me,
ropois that they have laid In superior stock Of French
American CALF SKINS with the very best quality OF
Spanish and Engiish BEND.SOl.E LEATHER, with
general of other Materials which they will
ufacture genemens dress and other BOOTS in the
very latest French and American styles Also, materials
= for the splendid FRENCH OPERA BOOT. Being
satisfied that their experience In the practical opera
tons Of their business give them decided advantage
over most II ALL who engaged in this business
In this CITY, they hesitate not therefore to Invite compe
titlon-(we mean offence TO the trade.1
we have on hand a geneul assortment OF gentle.
mems dress BOOTS at prices lying from s6to ~ Also.
ladies', misses chirens, and boys together with all de-
crptions Of BOOTS short, every thing that
Is kept in well regulated Boot and Shoe Establishment
all which will be disposed Of on the most pleasing terms
for CASH
Members Of Congress- Heads OF Departments citizens
and strangers who prefer and elegance combined
49, : - :, ~ GASSAWAY & SPENCE,
North side Pa avenue, between l2 and 9th street,
/, oct 2S-dtianr
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Cement, Calcined Plaster, &c.

7NHE Undersigned has just received fresh supply Of
i Cement, Calcned Plaster, from New York Also, on
hand White Sand, Anthracite, and Cumberland Coal with
general supply Of White and Yellow Pine for building
purposes Cedar Posts from eight to sixteen feet In length
and is daily receiving oodburnI Lime fresh from the
kiln All OF which will be disposed Of low for cash.
punctual customers at short dates.
Lumber Yard on 7th street, near the Canal
nov 10 d3t&law3w p. NJ PEARSON.
Fountain and Evening News.l
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United States Military Cloth Dressing and
Diving Establishment,

oJJT side Pennsylvania avenue (the first Establishment
. East OF Coleman's Hotel) where SILK DfERLNO and
ali kinds Of STRAW BoNNETS are dyed In the neat
~ ALI kinds Of WEARING APPAREL cleansed
coored repaired in the best style and reduced prices
octi 9--dly' ee
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PORTER q POLLOCK,
p - II M - IL ~ - .

szSN Would most respectfully csn the attention Of
tt{ their friends and the public generally to their
49, PAINTING ESTABLISHMENT, situated on Pa.
avenue, Opposite Coeman's Hotel They prepared
do all kinds Of PLAIN aud ORNAMENTAL PAINT
ING, GLIDING, BROWNING, DRAINING, MAR
BLING, LETTERING, PLAIN and FANG WALL
PAINTING, TRANSPARENCLES Of every desrip.
on short, everything appertaining to their trade IN
that cannot fail to give satisfaction both as regards
nuality and despatch. HstlltA NOV eff
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(sSIzIal6s

John PETTIBoNE receiving daily his supply Of the
article of various kinds together with the cele.
braed BUTLER COAL which he has had the pleasure OF
introducing into this market and which has been highly
mans Ranges, Radiators, DC
Clover Hill Coal, excellent article of 3itumnous
dump Coa thought be equ II superior 10 the va.
rous kinds heretofore used In our city.
Orders received at the yard on Leoxs Wharf near the
Long Bridge at his Office L. f. Massolettis drug store
south side Pa avenue between l2 and 9Th streets or al
John r. Callan's. @ t tt1i 81 OCT eff 4
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10 VOLUNTEERS, CLAIMANTS, 81

LIZ OhONA1Il1AsO, OA1lMA1VlD, NJ.
General Agency at Washfnxton, ID. G.
4 SAMUEL SrETTlN1US General zgexf Nofary,,t
Public, Justice Of The Peace c respectfully Informs
M the Volunteers and the United States Regulars IY
Jul the representatives of the deceased Soldiers that he
Is prepared to undertake the settlement their Claims with
the Departments at Washington He will procure Bounty
Land Warrants Treasury Scrip Pensions the Wounded
Arrearages Of pay for services rendered Mileage
other Claim Claims against the General Government
attended TO.
His terms moderate. tTF s.N
He can be consulted any time between the hours OF s
O'Clock, and O'Clock, p m his office Fifteenth
street, opposite the Treasury Department
oct S-2md decS ts
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d ECEvED by the schooner Senator AZ superior
II Goshen Cheese, and for sale by
nov loft SIMMS & SON.
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PRESIDENT 4 VICE PRESIDENT
OF THE UNITED STATES.
To be held ut -, ON tho - day Of, IA.
NEW HAMPsHIRE.
DELEoArRs AT LAneE-Gov Anthony Colby, Of New
London Hon. Ichahod Goodwin, OF Portsmouth.
Substitutes Ira Perey, OF Concord Thomas T. Sanger,
" District district No. I-charles w. Cater, Of Portsmouth
4 Substitute Gilman Marsiop, Of Exeter
Sss, No WcsSs sw " S:% % sssnsH
District No. H-Aaron r. Hughes Of Nashville
District No. Iv~Jonaihan Rirsdss q Canaan.
Substute-Augustus v. Brewster, Of Hanover.
vERMONT.
DELRoArns AT LARGE. Solomon Foot, Of Ruiandi H.
sabsutesA L. Miner, Of Manchester; Carlos Coolidge,
District No. IA. 2 Lyman q bennington
District No Hi Cuts, Of HsrtIand
District No. M-H; E. Royce, Of Berkshire-
s11Ssir Mo b siRssy Of SsunrlipEton
Substituted II Delano, of Hnrdwick.
CONSPICUOUS.
DELEoArEs AT LARoR.-Charles w. Rockwell, Truman
Smith.
Substitutes W Williams Charles Hswisy.
Substtnte-Isanc w. Stuart
District No, u-James Dabcock.
Substitute-samue Russell &tif
District No. lII-John r. Trumbul.
District No. Iv-Neison L. White.
Substitule-Henry X. Harra
MAssACHUsETTs,
DELBoArE AT LARGE. Rufus Choate Boston.
substitutes-Seth Sprage Duxbury; W. @ Bates, West
Substitute Ensign H Kellogg Pilfsfeld
Delegates from Districts NOT yet chosen
MASSACHUSETTS,.
DELRoArEs AT LARGE Rufus Choate, Of Boston; w.
substitutes sprague, of Duxbury Ensign H KEEL
District No III Srepheuson of BOSTON
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NJ TAKE NOTICE i--The Canton Tea
Company the ercitsire vendors Of the superior
duced 1t In America in lS40and every other person OF
house protesting TO sell the at al-mucb less at
lower prlcedeceve the unwary, the public themselves
will perceive by comparing the spurious with the genuine
I" Howqua" vended by the Canton Tea Company.
Every package Tin addition to Its containing nH cegh
independent Of the wrapper bears the stamp Of
and elegance and the Teas therein thoroughly secured
from light and air. that their quality and power WIN remain
CHARLES A. Comfy, Agent,
nov 5-dly' stss AT TEMPLRMAN's Book store, E
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printed IN tne OeSf manner ana ~ the SHORTEST
Numerous specimens his Office and the best
re nov isIsst SsI ''i''' JOHN cyLLUM
THE TIMES
rs a newspaper edited by Duff Green. It will be,
as far as practicable, full fair and candid record
Of passing events but its chief present purpose Is
counteract the Abolition movement by unmasking
the designs, motives and end Of political abolition
to demonstrate that Its principles hostile to the
rights, property interests, prosperity, and liberty of
the North as the rights and property Of the South
and by appeals to their intelligence and patriotism
10 unite the wise and good of all parties In every sec
ton, in common effort to strengthen and perpeu-
ate the Union.
The Times will be published weekly in Washing
ton city, and sent to subscribers through the mall
for for, comic. s SaS per Pc ann n
Publication Office Pennsylvania avenue, corner
four-and-a-half street.
Brooke, Shillington & Co., Washington
Hugh Latham, Alexandria.
II All persons who approve the purpose for which
the Times Is established requested to agents
for obtaining subscribers.
Editors throughout the country are requested 10
publish this prospectus and forward their papers in
exchange. nov loft
WEEKLY NATIONAL INTELLIGEN-
paper Sa e 1pSu. to be enlarged e eTae
ges instead Of four, as now and heretofore.
This enlargement will begin with the first number issued
afer the end Of the month Of June. 4
first day Of July ensuing, three dollars per annm being
ADVANCE will be perceived, less by onehaf than the
increase Of Of publication caused by the Enlargement
For long sessions Congress (averagng eight monhs
the price will be two dollars for the short sessions one dol
lar per copy.
Areuction of % per Cor Of the full charge
will be made any who shall order and pay for
time Eve copies Of the weekly paper; and IKE reduction
Of % per cent Cor OF the full charge) to any
who will order and pay for at any one time, ten or more
copies
No being kept for this paper, will not be for
warded TO any one unless paid In advance nor sent
longer than the time for which It is 30 paid for.
THE DAILY NATIONAL NTELLIGENCER
will continue TO be published usual Ten Dollars per
year. with this addition TO lis value 10 subscribers that
double pages Of the present size instead Of our
will be thrown ofwhenever the press Of public Document
Proceedings and Debatesin Congress- Advertisement
shall require IT,
THE THRICE.AWEEK NATIONAL INTEILIGENCER
will also continue to be published heretofore with this
addition also TO ts vaue that double sheet will be thrown
OF probably as oaen as once week during the session Of
Congress- and other times occasionally whenever the
press Of matter SHALL stated in regard the Daily paper
Justify the publishers In ncnrring that additional expense
oct1g-U
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WILLIAM MoLANE,
FANCY g. PLAIN BOOKBINDER
Pennsylvania avenue, door west Of jackson Hall,
oct Idly WASHINGTON, D. o.
{ Rough and READY, Line.

NOuSm Hmu hNeauyY hhmes
THE subscriber Is now running his omnibus "Rotgh
! and Ready TO and from the Alexandria steamboat and
Pennsylvania avenue, for the low fare Of rwELvR
HALF GENTS and hopes to receive the patronage OF tho
Travelling Public. The Omnibus will leave the wharf
tho arrival the boats and will set down any
point they may DESIRE Pennsylvania, between
fulers Hotela the Capo and will leave the southwest
Of the avenue and 9Th street. Opposite Colemans)
Sl2 and 10 2, M, and u l2, 2l2 and 4l.2 D. M, to
convey passengers to the boat J. W. ELLIOTT.
NJ HIPassengers for the Mail take the Omnibus
Browns oct l2--dly'
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For Rent.

- large brick house and back building, containing In
4 all 10 rooms on street. 7th, in the immediate
Vicinity Of the post Office and midway between the Capitol
and Presidents House. For terms, &C., apply 70
dec 8--d3t j. r. CALLAN.
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Welars Patent Japan Backing Is about the best article
Of the kind have The polish which imparts to
the understandings Of is brilliant and lasting: we
have tried H. and boots to all this In Its behalf
tEpening Bulletin, Jtns7.
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DELEoArEs AT LARoE.-Rufls Choate, Of Boston; w.
G. Bates, Of Westfeld
substitutes sprasue, of Duxbury; Ensign H KEEL
logg Of Pitfsfed.
District No. III Stephenson, Of Boston.
Substitute b Crowninsheld, Of Bosf IN.
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MAssAcHUsETTs,

DELEGATE AT LARGE --Isuius Choate. Boston.
substitutesSeth Sprage Duxbury; w. g. Bates, West.
field
Substitute-Ensign H. Kellogg, Pisfeld
Delegates from Districts not yet chosen.
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Patent Backing j. wear, No. 80 Chestnut street
has prepared Patent Liquid Backing which produces
beautiful let polish and does not nure the leather Those
who would have polished understanding should read the
advertisement In another column. " s. Gazette M1y L.
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Concentrated Extract Of Lemon

NOR Flayorina sauces. jelles custars For sale by
CHARLES SrOrT, Druggist, !
dec o-n corner OF 7th street and Pa, avenue
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Prime article Of VANILLA BEAMS on hand, and
IA for sale CHARLES STOTT, Druggist,
dec aft corner Of 9TH street and Pa. avenue
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Wears Backing Is OF the most shining articles II
the market-Spnif Of the Times, April 2.
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Goshen Cheese.

District No. III--will Pitt Fessenden, Augusta
No others yet chosen.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-20
Elections.

We give the returns us far as heard from.
KESrucKY.-Six Wings aud four Locoiocos e.
lected TO Congress-a loss OF one. Division a.
mong the Wings of the Banner State has caused
this.
TENSEssEE.-The Congressional delegation
probably stands the same as before-5 Wings, 6
Locos. The Wing Governor is probably elected
by a small majority-The Legislature is expected
to be Wing. Last year it was the other way.
ISDASA.-The Congressional delegation will
probably stand-Whig 4, Loco ia gain OF two
The Senate will be Loco, the House Whig-a
Wing majority on JOINT ballot.
ILLINOIS. Gone as usual.
IowA.-Two Loco Congressman elected.
ALABAMA.-The Wings have elected . Con
gressmen the Locos ga Wing gain OF one
There are strong hopes expressed ofthe election
the Wing Candidate for Governor.
NORTH CARoLINA.-The gallant Wings of this
State have reversed the order of things. The
Congressional delegation stands, 6 Wings to
Locos-last year 3 Wings to 6 Locos.
The next Congress will be Wing.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-20
For he Lancaster Gazette.

Mn. WEAVER. Having been honored with a
passing notice, in the Eagle Of last week, under
the general charge OF lying. | am induced to tres.
pass upon your kindness by requesting the inser,
ton Of the following:
AS n citizen of the County. | have a right in
common with other taxpayers, TO inquire into the
conduct OF those. who manage tue public fund,
and It there are evident instances OF mismanage.
ment. or want OF economy, my interest prompts
me to have the abuses corrected, il can, nor shall
the Billinsgate language Of BLACKBOARD deter
me from trying to do so whenever ! think proper.
In my communication, Gang. 9th. | stated that
a gentleman, there referred to, would have had
the printing done at the lowest price, had not the
Auditor informed him that it was his (the Audi
tOr's) duty to make contracts for that work. 1
now Affirm that that statement, MS | verify believe.
IS true-the gentleman referred to says so; and
having asserted it, it will be lost labor 1.-THE Red
Lodge will excuse mel in attempting to make him
lie for the benefit of the party.
My object in that statement WINS to exculpate
my friends. The public, ifnot already informed
will soon know the fact that, i'll the printing Of
Assessors blanks, II the same course had been
followed as in other contracts. by inviting propo-
sails, at least sixty dollars, in that one item, would
have been savedto the county. Who is TO blame1
| have heard some thing about law, what law is III
If there is any such on the Statute book, COM
polling an officer to pay one man twice the price
Tor work, that another man will do It equally as
well for, let them tell us where 1t is TO DO found,
and il we have a Wing Legislature next winter,
il shall be repealedi or perhaps, even in the event
Of Democratic minority il might be struck out,
as tho party "go It blind against all monopolies.
A TAXPAYER.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-20
Another Letter from GEN. TAYLOR,

We copy from the Philadelphia pa,
pers a letter from Gen. Taylor in reply
to one addressed To him by Peter Sken
Smith, Esq. with tho design of eliciting
his sentiments in reference to the polite,
al opinions oflhc Native American party;
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF OCCUPATION.
Camp near Monterey July 6, 1S47.
Sm:-The prospectus ofa Native A.
merican paper, to DO edited by yourself.
forwarded to me with attached remarks
from you, has been duly received.
Upon the points alluded to in those
remarks, and tn which members of tho
Native American party require assent
from those whom they favor for the Pres.
idency, | can only say, with all candor,
that it elected to that office it must be by
the spontaneous will of the people at
large, and without agency or pledge on
my part in any particular. If | ever fill
that high Office. it must be untrammelled
with party obligations or interests of any
kind, aud under none but those which the
Constitution and the high interests of the
nation at large most seriously and solom-
ly demand.
do not desire tho Presidency, and
only yield thus far my assent to DO son
sidered a candidate in the same proper
ton in which it is desired by the people,
irrespective Of party.
Your %popcr-the No, which you we're
kind enough to promiso-will be very ac-
cePtable. Meanwhile | eau only hope it
will prove useful to tho country.
Very truly and sincerely your obet serv't.
u. TAYLOR, Maj. Gen. U. S. Army.
PETER SKEN SMITH, Esq, Philadelphia.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-20
but was conva-
Later.


PHILADELPHIA, Aug. IA.
The New Orleans Picayune has letters from its
correspondent Mr.. Kendall, written at Pueblo
under date of the Goth. Mr.. K. had a converse.
ton with gentleman . days from Mexico. The
city had been inundated in March and much sick.
ness was prevailing in consequence, among the
foreigners there.
II tOas houghtD be understood, 6etceen Scott
and Santa Anna, that the latter should surrender
after the first attack, and peace should immcdi.
ateiy ensaeu
Gen. Shields was at Puebla in good health
Major Gains, Clay and others were still prisoners
at the Capitol, with no prospect of release.
Com. Perry had issued a notice repeating the
10 per cent. war.tax ON exports and imports.
The Mexican naval ports would be occupied
by our naval forces, and government would lew
the next tax upon the merchants in Mexico.
The health of Vera Cruz was improving.
Major Smith the uuarter.master there. had
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-20
NeMs FrOm mcxicO.

1t will be seen by reference to the news in an
other column, that the great battle and the en-
trance of Gen. Scott into the city of Mexico was
all a hoax.
Nominations, firing ofcannOns and extras were
buta waste oflights. powder aud paper. We sup
pose the last news is correct.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-20

t1SThe Senior ofthe Eagle sets him
self up as q standard for an Editor and
her intimates that we are not a good one.
If he is allowed to be the standard. we
confess to the "s9f impeachment" We
never as Editor of a Locofoco paper,
made a Wing out ola Locofoco county
we never as associate Editor, had our
Senior licked for Safeguarding an indi-
vidual-we never, as Editor of a Wash.
ington City paper, had ourselves our pa
per and our reporters kicked out of the
Senate Of the United States, for exclaim-
ing "look to the Senate and then charg-
ing them with treason.
We didn't do neither, we didn't.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-20
A Question of Vcracity.

twill be seen that our correspondent. "TAx-
PAYER" r%eiterates his charge against the Auditor.
win the Eagle, in behalf of the Auditor, now
deny III We want none OF your Sites denials-
com out boldly and say that the Auditor has au-
thorized you to do so.