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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-04-02
The New postngcl .nv,

By the provisions of the new Postage law the
RANKING prvileg &c is restored TO members Of Con.
gress aud $500 600 appropriated for that purpose
During the war; and three months AFTER oil.
GERS and soldiers Of the army, 10 receive their
letters and papers free of postage. The mail to
Tampico aud Brazos is to be carried once week
1t is also made illegal 10 deposit i,co hHcrs IL
The saRe eHrehps or package 10 different per.
sons. The pensl,y is $40, one.half to the in.
former There is, however, a proviso that the
law shall no, apply to packages sent to foreign
countries.
Newspapers not sent from the Office Of publ.
cation are to he charged with three cents postage
So also all handhiis and circulars.
Newspapers may be carried gu, of the mail by
any contractor OF mail carrier, when either fol
sale or Distribution.
County Postmasters receiving two hundred
dollars, AMI under, are allowed to receive and
send letters on their own private business.
The compensation under the new law will be
as follows:
On a sum no, exceeding one hundred dollars
forty per cent, (present rate, thirty per cent)
"On a sum over the first hundred, not exceed
ing four hundred dollars, thirty-,hree and one
third per cent, (present rate, twenty-five pei
cent?
"On sum over aud above the frs, four hun.
bred dollars and not exceeding two thousand
tour hundred dollars. thirty per cent, (prescui
rate, twenty per cent?
dollars, twelve per cent and half (presenl rate
eight per cent?
On all SUNS arising from the postage news
papers, magazines, onj pamphIe,s,) fifty pei
cent, (prcsent rate, fifty per cent?
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-04-02
N l. w G q o ID s .
Il. BASSNETT

"AS just received choice addition
Ill TO his stock of DRY GOODS,
suitable TO the season, to which he has
added
Groceries, HardWare
Crockery.
and many other articles iu demapd.jn
this market. As he purchases altogether
for caah, he feels confident that he can
undersell, by ten per cent, those who
purchase on a credit, besides making,
liberal discount TO those who purchase
by the piece or package.
Produce Of all kinds taken for goods.
and considered The same as cash. The
citizens Of I.asalle county are respectfully
invited 10 call and examine for them.
sclves. April 3, lSi7.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-04-02

THE Santa Fe Transfers who were
returning. and in suffering condition,
were relieved at Council Grove by as.
sistance sen, them from Fort Leaven-
worth.
At the time they were entirely out OF
provisions, and many Of them badly fro
zen.
They left part Of their number on the
Arkansas, unable TO travel. Six had died
on the road.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-04-02

ID. francisco Reibaud and ID. Vincente
Garcia Torres, editor of the Monitor.
ID. Sabine Flores, the editor Of Ell
Calaver', had been poisoned. it is sup
posed by some of the Government EMS
saries.
Santa Anna is continued, By the new
Government. in the supreme command.
1t is morally believed at rampico
that all the rumors of an attack upon Gen.
Taylor were set aaoal by The Mexican,
10 re'ard operations at Vera Cruz.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-04-02

ourselves with provisions we will 90
again to charge the enemy. The soldiers
under INV command have done their duty
and covered the honor of The Mexican ma
ton with glory. The enemy has seen
tina. neither his advantageous position nor
The broken nature of the ground nor the
rgor Of The season, lfor it has been raining
during the action, could prevent the terri.
bic charge with the bayonct. which left
him terrified. SANTA Anna"
The following Is the li,t of Officers Killed aud
wounded, brought by DR.. Turner.
REGULARS.
killcd-Captaiu Lincoln. assistant Adjulunt
General
oundcd-Cap' l. Stein, 1T Jrasoons...se.
vcrelN; capt French, 3 lartillrn-,.scver,l,;
capt } + O'Brl'n, arlllery.--.IightIy.
MISSISSIPPI mFLLs.
killcd--Lcut, Il + Moore and + McNulry.
Wounded-.-Col jeff, Da,s.--severely Capt.
" SharPe---severcly; lieut. \ ) Corwin-.-sligh,-
y; Heuls Posey aud Stockton--,lghtly.
rInsr KENTUCKY CAVALRY.
Killtd--Adjt Vaughan.
Woundcd~'Onc captain and three lieu,cnants,
(no names gtven)
Arkansas CNvALRy.
klllcd--.Col \ (cll and capt \ Porter.
Wouuded--.Leut A Redder.
SECOND KENTUCKY Foor RIrLrs.
Kilcd-Col Mckee aud lieut. Col II Clay
cup,s o " Mnrse and " + Willis.
Wounded--Lieut, l. ; Barbour, " ithers and
M"ser
INDIANA BRIGADE.
Wounded. Lane.
S'cond Regiment,
kIeI-Cipt Kinder, cap, Walier and lieut.
Pau.
Woundcd-Gaprs Saunders and O,h,rn, and
Lieuts Cayen, Pemnng ton, Morse, Lewis, Da-
Wis aud EPperson.
SIR gimenk
KiI,d---Capt facgut.
Wounded-.-Naj Gorman and capt sleep.
ILLINOIS BRIGADE.
1T Reg uwed.
killed-Cnl J Hardin, commanding; capt
Z'brsklr an lieut. Iiaughtun.
Woundcd--.Liculs ] l. Mcdonnell aud ii
Adams.
p Regiment.
kill"d-Caplaln Woodward; liculs Brun'on
Fletcher. Ferguson, Rollins, Balh,Isou, Athu
son and Price.
Woundcd..-Capts Coffee and Baker; lieut.:
| Pickett. Engitson. Steel and West, aud adjulun
| NhliesIdc.
TEXAS COMPANY.
kilcrl---l't Lieut. Campbell and . lieut. Leon
! ard.
Wounded Conner.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-04-02
TAMPICo, March 8,

Meric@s DJeoied.-Gen. Taylor has
had ano her battle, a. night, 4s leagues
beyond Sallillo, and killed four hundred
Mexicans, his loss being very small.
This information is positive.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-04-02

Napoleon, in u perilous circumstance,
gave an order Difficult, to execute, and was
represented TO him ,ha, the thing was i'm
possible. "Imrossible! said he, with en-.
pass, /" THAT word is no, French !"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-04-02
GENERAL. TAYLOR.

The New Orleans Commercial Times Of the
Goth, says: ave have seen letter Of March 9th,
addressed by Capt. Grayaon, Assistant Commits.
sary General at Tampico, to his lady, residen,
here, Of which an extract is to the following cf.
feet:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-04-02

Freshsi on Rock Rre.--The late warm wealth.
e. made such en- impression on the snow at the
head waters Of Rock River, together with heavy
rains, ss TO cause q great rise in the waters Of
shat river. On Saturday Of week before last,
the ice gave way aud was swept down the stream,
doing great damage. Al Rockford, part Of the
dam and mill, with par, Of the bridge. were
carried OF. The Forum ssys il has learned that
al the bridges as Gar up Us Beloi, have been
swept away, aud slss the bridge at Dixon.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-04-02

Mo Post Rouies.-Among a long liz, Of new
Post Routes in the United States, created Ivy the
late Congress, we find the following:
From Independence, via Bent's Fore to San
Ia Fe.
From independence to Astoria, in the territory
ct Oregon.
From Oregon City, via Fort Vancouver and
Fort Ncsqualy, 10 the mouth Of Admiralty In
let.
From Oregon City, up the Willamette valley
/, the Kalanet river, in the direction OF San
Francisco.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-04-02

Qrit ru'nored 'ha. Capt. N,po, Ct Nupcr-
vile, Dspase county, H., comm anjing a train
o. wagons containing provisions. has been cut
oil and taken prisoner by the Mexicans. The
friends Of Capt. N. mus, receive it rs rumor, as
We have not as yet any authentic information Of
the fact, .
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-04-02

C0pifo! II Mehigm.-Both Houses Of the
Legislature Of Michigan have ssreed upon locs.
Ting tho capital Of the State at Lansing, Ingham
comfy. Il 10 in . central location geographical.
y. and In beautiful section Of country. The
town or LEASING is situated al the junction Of
Grand River and the Clinton and Kalamazoo
canal. end has an abundant water power. The
pvcpviesors ofies 10 donate twenty acres NJ land
sni erect temporary buildings ior the State, and
~ 4 sl,,urs gill assemble there neI, session.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-04-02

Died, At Troy Grove, on the Goth ult, ai-
ter a short but severe Illness, Mrs. CArukniSs
SrNrsuS, aged 40 years, wife of Mr.. John :.
Slmpson
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-04-02
The Delta Of the goth hiss the following

The DsHd OF the 20'h has The following:
We saw letter yesterday from Tam.
pico, of the date Of the 9th Of March,
from very authentic source, stating tina,
the most reliable rumor respecting affairs
near Monterey is, that Gen. Mlnon had
attacked Gen. Taylor near Sallllo, with
large force of cavalry, and had been to.
tally routed, with loss Of four hundred,
Gel. Taylor's loss being very slight,
ri is rumor is the one most generally re.
ceivcd and credited by the officers of the
army a, Tampico. The statement in The
article we ex,rac. from the Iampico Sen.
iinel, that Gen. Minon was at San Luis,
cannot, we think, be correct, as he was
especially assigned by Santa Anna to the
command Of the cavalry advance.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-04-02

u-rWc find letter from Santa Anna, ia.
ted the l7lh ul,., from San Salvador, in which
he dsnounccs wha, he calls the assassination by
the invaders Of twcniy-'ix individuals, inhabi,-
ants Of Aqua Nueva, who had .skon refuge al
the Oh Dc Aqua do Cstsna. lie makes this
charge on the authority OF Gen. Andrade, whose
letter he adds; and hs says The facts arc sonii'm.
81 from Other sourcss. Santa Anna bids the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-04-02
Extract of letter from one the Ottawa Volur.
iecrs. to friend in hi, place dated
SALrILLo, Feb. 2l,t, lsI7 !
3 O'Clock, =. NJ. )


D-Gr Nmhy.
have just received orders to send OIL the
Wall Immediately, which is a day ahead Of the
usual tlme-consequcntly no letters from the
Editor. We are just on the eve OF battle. and
40 mistake. General Taylor has moved all his
force into town and encamped on the hill com.
rnanding the town. We have a.ccrtaincd to q
certainly that Santa Anna is Within ten mile,
Of Us, with seventeen thousand men our force
is i'c thousand. The troops are all ordered up
from Monterey, aud will probably be here to-
night 900 is the force. Our company and
she Quincy company have taken quarters in the
large Church-every one is preparing fur fight
tho attack is expected tomorrow. Al well.
Yours, in haste, II. E. GOODELL.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-04-02
Late from uavaUn---Nrws Of the Cniifo,-
mia Re. iWcat.


The Brig Brazil, Capt. Berans, arriv-
ed at New Orleans on the evening OF the
10Th from llavsna, having sailed On the
l2rh inst. BY this arrival We have mel
ancholy news from the California rcgi.
mcnt.
Capt. Bcrans reports that a captain Of
a " lalIng ship arrived at Havana on the
llih inst. from the Pacific Ocean. where
he lost his vessel. having come over land
to Panama, and thence to Havana. The
Captain Of the whaIcr reports that the
ships Susan Drew and Loo Choo arrived
a, Calloa mo date given) with a part of
the California regiment He also stated
that the priests in California had poison,
ed the minds Of the Indians and half.
breeds 10 such an extent, that they had
mastered thirty of the American troops
stationed at that place. The victims were
first enticed into the interior under prom.
Ises of friendship, and then bulchered
with mos. revolving barbarity. After ty.
ing them to trees, it is said they cut the
flesh from their BODIES, ant forced il down
their lhroats.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-04-02

Persons calling for letters on the a6orc list uiL
plepse mention that then are rdperfisfd.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-04-02
DEATH OF COL. HARDIN.
''lUSTlCE AND EQUALITY"

OTTAWA, Friday, pr,I ,, Isa7.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-17
HEALTH CHEAP.

N1lIO now complains of i'll health, OF talks Of
w heavy doctor bills, when comfort, ease, peace
aud health, are brought with "HIBBARDS FAM
lily PILLS, 10 almost every town or hamlet il,
your county"
REV. B "lllBBARD," the proprietor Of these
excellent Vegetable .4nti Bilious Pills having been
in the practice Of testing the power Of medicine OIL
the sick for the last thirly years, presents with con.
fidence this almost sovereign remedy for the worst
cases of Chronic Dyspepsia, Costireness, Dispeptic
Consumption, Bilious Cholic, Erysipelas, Rhema
tism, Sick Headache, Piles, Lirer Complaint, Dgs
cntary, Nervous Debility, Palsy, Pieurisy, Worms
and many other diseases which the human family
are afflicted, and asks that he may have the privilege
of %oRroding relief to the suffering millions, by the
use of his extraordinary specific. Topfeveni fraud
they are sold alone by regularly authorized agents
whose names will be published IN the county paper
AGENTS FOR FAIRFIELD County
Bury & Beck, Lancaster; G Wilson & Co, Rush
vile; N B Coulson K Co, West RushviIle S d
&C Paden, New Salem; } Ketner, Millerspon;
EGeonegan, Baltimore II J Leonard, Basil.
David Holdeuman, Amanda J M Stage, Lock
burn: RoUer. Cloud, Lithopolis S S Russell, Pick
%erington: | W aud F A Thompson, Canal Win
chester.
PS Country Agents can al Ways obtain a new
supply of the above medicine at Bury and Beck's
Lancaster
December 90. 1916 2Sly
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-17

From lie Rcr. s. X, KtRan,,

DR.. f.. Y. WATsoN-Sir Having had frequent
orcasion lor the USE Of ,uodicides in my family dn.
ring The last few months aud from the incIeasinp
popularity of your Family Mediciurs.n | was In.
duced 10 Try them, in plcierrute 10 employing a
physician IN my family, aud am nov prepared 10
say, that believe your medicines as Il class, Ia be
superior To any other preparations now before The
public. Your Goul aud Rheumatic Imminent, Yer.
mlIugc, letter Ointment, Gravel Mixture, Ami
Dyspeplic Mixture, AMI Bilious Aguc, and Ilcpa.
tic Pills, ] conceive To be preparations which need
no farther recommendation IMAM IA hir trial, to cn.
sure IIeir unparalleled success.
REV. S. X. KELLAM.
Vdndalia, March 90, 1916.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-17

CURE YOUR COUGHS AND COLDS DEFoBE THEY
BECOME CONFIRMED coNsUMPTIoN.-l have used
DR.. Taylor's genuine Balsam of Liverwort, Mr..
Editor, in my own family, and have found it one
of the most useful medicines | have ever used. It
states in the directions that it is also effective in
Liver Complaint and Bronchitis, and other afEec-
tons Of the throat and chest. woald strongly
recommend il, and say be careful to buy the gem
uino, with Dr.. Leeds signature to the steel plato
wrapper. The Office is 375 Bowery. Hi a dis.
coyery on which is based the Chrono-Thermak
treatment of disease; in my opinion the only ra-
tional mode, as it is "A remedy applied directly to,
tile part affected,
For sale by Bury & Beck Lancaster; q. H.
MGller, Somerset; C. G.. Wilson, East Rushville;
). Clayton West Rushyillei D. Holderman. Aman
dai {. q IN. L. Odds, Circleville; S. Buchwalter,
Hallsville, Ross county, r. & NJ, A, Patterson,
Adelphi Ross CO., Friend & Armstrong, South
Perry Douglass n Lansing, Chillicothe; F.. +.
Renpel, Logan.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-17
Yandalia, March 90, 1916.

From HE Rep. Gee. j. Barrett. oftlIe IN. Conn.
DR. WATsoN-Sir; | take grenl pleasure in re.
commencing your valuable family medicines to the
public, ms snic aud certain remedies for the cure Of
the diseases for which they are prescribed. have
used a numbeI Of your medicines in my family du
ring The past year, aud, In evrry instance. with tbs
'nhsl entire success. From thu repeated assurances
which | have had from a number Of my acqnain,
tanres, who have used your medicines, | have no
h%G'llancy ~ saying that, in my judgement, they
are decidedly superior to any PREPARATION within my
knowledge Yours, respectfully,
GEO. j. BARRETT.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-17
DIR. ROGERS,
COMPOUND SYRUP OF
LIVERWORT AMI TAR,

A SAFE and certain CURE for CONSUME
IN TON Of the LUNGS, Splitting of BLOOD,
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Pain in the Side, Bronchi-
lis, Whooping Cough, aud ALL PULMONARY
AFFECTIONS.
Certificate ofDr. Nm. j. Richards a, nell knopn
practitioner gilmore than tteenty gears Standing.
TO all whom it may %coacern, | make the follow
ing statement Unconscious that Il may appear TN
professional, it is only from a perfect conviction and
thorough knowledge of the essential benefit and,
scientific origin Of The preparation spoken of that |
leel constrained from a sense Of duty 10 comply
with the request Of the proprietor.
| am a most inveterate opposer %ofquacks and
quack medicines in any form, and most fully COIN
eide with the clauses in the Code of Ethics lately
adoped by the Medical Convention of Ohio relating
particularly to that subject; 1t may therefore be in
ierred that it is only from personal experiment with
The preparation, aud a positive assurance Of its
beneficial results, that induces me TO recommend it
as being all that it represents itself TO be.
The patient, Mr. Charles Wade, Sixth street,
Market Space, whom ! allowed to ,y The effect of
The medicine, (but which | would have done under
no consideration whatever had not seen a copy of
the receipt from which the medicine is prepared,
obtained from the agent, and which | am satisfied
is authenticity was quite low with the early stages
81 pulmonary consumption, iol which | had been
heating in The usual manner, though with less than
my usual success; at his earnest request. and that
oil his fIiends, l examine the receipt, and was
sufficiently satisfied OF its scientific composition 10
allow the trial, aud ! am obliged TO confess It's effect
was a. least surprising, inasmuch that after the con-
sumption Of the second bottle my professional visits
we've discontinued, though frequently saw my pa
tent afterwards, restored 10 perfect health.
The preparation is called "Dr, Rogers Com
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-17
lloetif0l.


WgALrn sought tie bower Of Beauty,
Dressed like a modern beam
Jhsi then. Love, Health, and Duiy ?
ruok ~ iheir hats 70 20
Wealth such a cordial welcome met.
As made the others grieve.
SO Duty shunn'd The gay coquette,
Love, pouiing, took French leave
He did
Love, pouting, took French leave,
Outline, the hieHdpf Duty.
Next call'd to see the fair;
lie laidbis band on Beauty,
And left her in despair.
Wealth yanish'd!-Lost went rosy health-
Aud she was doom'd 10 prove
That those who Duty slightlof Wealth.,
Can never hope for Love
ALI, no.
Can never hope for Love.
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NHNRBRTTa

1lEERBRT&a
ME proprietors of this valuable remedy, intro.
IL dure TO their friends and the public, their
"SPENlFlC" in Ii new style, and they may Jay,
every way improved. The thorough trial given ii
the past season, rs convincing proof 10 them Of its
great efficacy in curing INTERMITTENT or
AGUE AND FEVER; and they now feel war
ranted in establishing it upon a permanent basis
referring 10 its whole character, appearance and
signature, as a guard against imposition. They
felt ii necessary to adopt some preCaution in its out.
set, as no doubt designing persons will endeavor TO
PALM upon the public a spurious preparation. They
do not hesitate 10 say, that a medicine never has
been used, that has given so great satisfaction in so
short a time, as their SrgcIFIC. Hundreds and
thousands can testify 10 its efficacy. Where dis.
ease has bafied the prescription Of the skillfuI Ply
stefan the paticnt has been speedily restored 10
health-the most incredulous (having become so
from using the many said 10 be cures ofthe present
day, without s]uccess) have been constrained to &C.
knowledge its superior virtues. They do not wish
to introduce it upon the putting principle. Let it
stand or fall, as il merits. It's no gudek %noStrunt,
but a regular aud skillul Physicians receipt, who
has p%ractiCod in the heart Ague and Fever district
for the last twenty years with great success. Bias
ed entirely upon vegetable matier-imocent in eve
~ sense - II cannot iujure the most debate consti'
lution on the contrary, acting as a restorative 10 all
debililated frames, They do not pretend to say
but what lhele are other good preparations, BIT
we do say, we know ours 10 be good, and a certain
cure, iflhe directions are obsesved. And we chal-
lenge any one TO fud particle ofmineral entering
It's composition. They ask a trial from a liberal
and discerning public, not fearing the result. Many
have been cured in from twenty-four to forty.eighl
hours. Price s. per bottle,
For sale by BURY & BECK.
Lancaster, July l6, 1917. 3ml0.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-17
NnfiI.e.

' Wife tteruivrry of tho LANCASTER OHIO
u X, having contracted with JACOB
GREENE, TO redeem the Notes and Bills of said
Bank remaining in circulation-lhe same will be
redeemed by said GREESE, at the Drug Store of
George kaufman, Main street, Lancaster, Ohio,
ms the same shall be presented at that place.
Ill, II. HUNTER,
JOSEPH STUKEY,
Receivers OF Lancaster Ohio Bank.
Lmlcasien Ohm, Fab, 3, ls47. 81
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-17
narirtn.
DrOlI Mistakes.

Mrs. Osgood gives the following anu
sing instance of the laundering of the
in the last number of the Union
Magazine. She
Talking ofgenius, | heard Today ofthe
drolest printers error in a sentimen-
tai poem, too! The line read in manu-
script
"carnation Oh thy lovely lip
but alas for the lover poet
Daraatioa on thy lovely lip!
Miss Biddy Fudge, in her history ofthe
Fudge family, recounting the miserics of
author s, says that though an angel should
write, Ills devils must print" aud gives
the following instance of the havoc made
by the printerin one of her eliusionS:
Butts week or two since, inmy ode upon Spring,
Which ! meant to have made a most beautiful
thing,
Where ] talked Of The dew drups from freshly
blown %rpses,'
The careless things mndc it from freshly blown
noses
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-17
NN"'o ""u wy cHoHP
$500 pieces Of CALICOES.

Cheaper than eper known before.
so do Cashmeros, Alousline dc Laines and Other
fancy Goods for LADIES' Dresses and Clocks
80 Ito Ginghmms, Ncw style, and pcry desirable
a large und beautiful variety of u NJ NJ l. K
SilAWLS, ofall sizes and atvcry low prices
40 pieces Apron Checks, Linen aud Cotton Ia,
bic Cloths, Cotton and Silk llmdkerchieIs
Dress Silks; Black, colored aud ig'd Hosiery
Gloves mud Mitts OF all kinds
Calnbrlcks' Jacconels and every thing in the
Dry Goods line To make our assortment full and
complete, among which will be found a fine vmi
ETY. of ROUGH and READY Goods
We have also constantly On hand, u large stock
Of BOOTS and SHOES
Fur, Silk, L%cghorn, Palm Leaf and Straw Ilats
SPANISH SOLE LEATHER, Cotton Yarn
Carpet Chain and Coverlid Warp
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-17
"Catnalloh on 10y lovely TIPI
but alas for the lover poet
Dnrnnkinn ON thy lovely lin!
travelling.

Halo, Steward" exclaimed a fellow
intbe steanboat--, after he had retired
to bed.
"Hallo, Steward"
"What, MasSa?"
Beng me the way-biIl."
"What for, NASSAU"
IL want to see if these bed bugs put
down their names for this berth before ]
did; ifnot | want them turned out"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-17
rricndS 10 Uuion.

Among the men what dire divisions rise,
For .Uuion' one, and one mo Union" cries;
Shame on the sex that such dispute began.
Ladies' are all for uAton-r6 \ MAN
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-17

The "INsANE" pLEA.-The following
is a good hit at the common argument Of
insanity, by which all our principal Grim
inals escape the penalty Of their crimes,
nowadays.
"Tommy," said atender-hearted moth
or, to her little son, "what on earth did
you throw that kitten in she well for!'
80, coz | was crazy"
Come to your ma, you little cherub."