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Washington telegraph., 1848-02-16
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RrsrEcr DOES NuT FOLLOW ExrRAvA.
GANuR.--'lhe man WIN takes care Of his
earnings is far more respected Than he who
slranIers all ia "rio'uus living" So with
the young lady. Although she may spend
hrr last dollar in the purchase Of new
dress ~ costly shawl and l,llow the
whims Of fashion as closely as does the
fashionable bulla who has thousands at her
disposal she cannot make people believe
she is richer than she really is; and is
more iNey 10 incur suspicion as to her rec
Illudc ol character, and keep away such
young men as make good husbands, from
her society Than il she lived prdenly and
dressed plainly.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-16
Hardtg are, sc.
K. W. MONTGOMERY
IT CHARTERS srRrIr,
NEw oRLEANn,

Egw oBLRANH,
rpAs on hand very complete stock of GOOD,
III in his line. In addition to his usual tAlen.
siyr assortment uf Birmingham, Sheffield aud D5z
nestle IlARpNA ARE aud CUTLERY his stock
Of heavy goods isycry complete, embracing, among
numerous other uflirles--
9n0a bnAes Tin Plates, :, , Pontpnol and other
brands also, Block Tin, Spellef. Zns, Se
lOnn1 pounds lrnn Vine, assorted, ali sIfss
$50 tons Iron, assorted SNrdes, American
and Englsi, assorted iaI, ruund. sousrs.
plough plate, hoops, baud aud sheel, Steel,
all kIufls,
dozen genuine Collins 4 Co.'S Iah aud
hravy ASrs
1900 keys fnulue Weymouth Nails, assorted
all s7ss,
goo tons Hollow VAR Gasliuas, assorted pnls,
aycos. .plss, 'kIlels, fue.dugs. Sc,
frueli pits
$40 eals Manila Rope, azso led 8ll sisf4
800 casks a. Lui anil 'faer CHaus
Togslhsr WIlh NlIilrmaH.'. cuIIun aalI waai
Cards. Wilson's CaiHe NJ. Amrs S. Raalands 5
aud ulhri maaan sp4dcs aud SHarrls VIZ and
hair StiYrs lians ut ali kiafF, AuFls. Eaas. aud
smiths llimmrB aud l'yIlaW.. Tn War. Mn.
Gfoss eni aud It Saw, hufze aud muIa Gplla5s
aud ilamfs, Slf4w .eaEtrT. Germ sHeIlrrs aud Gnnz
mills KING, fiaughs. Nos. l, .. 2 aud T. P4prr ali
kinls, far, Spnls fafwnlIar aul Nmle L.ud.
Paints aIl kuls. NH 1ud Gfn.i Stanrs, Nh lr,nz.
BlIins Cloths. all uumbrrs Shot, sheet aud R4f
LEAD, slpoA kallle. BARK Mills
Also
2oli gallons pure spam oil, mud
5Ull. aHz w.aiaf.atTaInrd and hrachsl
fWIaia= oil
Ills slaek Of Cutlery l. MI surpassed BuvefH
are Invited To rr1nne before purchasing cIHa.
WHrTr NV
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-16
TarArnDR.rrRll.AN--WAn-Ne

T,ntrag REPUBLICAN .WA,uNGroN.
The Mauterruf this c.n,h ishmanl, Me-
]. X. Polk announces, lha' il is now open
loo lhr public, ard vii cnn'iupc To give
ihus,rn.rnsOnm'n' whirh have =" amused
the prup.r. sulra ru Ihr interruptions. ol Il
rw hii.s wbIrn wi.l nr given ro the Mn.
rau.-Nbo Will, u Ih' rud. alter dancing
Wihni music, be- ob'ig,lio pay the pp. ..
rhc fplnWug prls'u, form The almnls'
lriinu 1t ih. h.r-nb.-hmrn:
Le.srr.......... VI. J. X. Polk.
Prpmplar ....,.,, Mr, q. VI Dallas.
Au'g Manager aud
rnuslrrr....,.. Mr. r J.Walkcr.
Dlnr Krsper.. Mr. Martin RJnahah
Box kapptr...., NJ Seiden.
Chlri ul snP'mumc'
uIiys hr. J, /. Mason.
Director ol Mhuay
BilI,i........ Mr Marcy.
Scene Slilrr.. Mr.. Bnrhannn.
Propray man. .... Mr. CiiIord.
Stage Manager. Alr. Cave Johnson.
lnudl.un To The inrmrr strength II the
cumpauy Dir luloNiug persons have been
rn-1ard Tor the season: Fur the leading
business, Nr. Dixon II Lewis. for rinNn
lnd bl,Trop, Mr.. d Wes'coll; FIR lony
oII ht, Ms 7. II. B'ulun; Tor leading
old nd, Mr.. j. c. Calhoun.
In rshrrstl, "'lhr Rua tn Ruin'-paHs
by al. The commn,; "lhr Devil Ia Pay"
aud AN in The Wrong" Nearly ready,
"ihr Tcmprsr,' aud "Dsagrrcab'e Sur
pd.r.' vii b. shortly produced, "I'hr
Ppur Sodirf'-ibc principal pat by Col.
HASKELL Al tue clos Of the miuag.liil
term, rh, Iuhlir wIl. be- sh 'wn. "Secrels
worth Know.ng ~ ha Donky.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-16

LnHg. kugNGg, Avn SuIGIng --lntbr
Neaf "a a yHnI Llnl mn rthan', hay
M w"n the affections oi lnytIf gid, al
.u analnfl the ron.rm al hrf hIbrf. Ia
whan she wa. uu anly child. rar all
senirmla bal n singular lanry thal thel
'hauli ha ntfF.tl nj the ,ima VILLAGE
rh49h whfIe his aan happy uInn Tux
plifsi AMI hsiag +, sui rr liltn tht at.
h. placed ibe falnI laay IN Ter lha rhafao
oi hnr iai ual llr happy layef mtIn,
his nWn si.Iif, So MI un his lm5neY 10
Wf.Im afsltui. S1ar ailrf lhair atfiYal
Al tbal p.4eH, ls'trJ fill al lr.usnprl. va,
dsspt'r.sHl in lhn tilhai H. we Hing hl
ilfs. nsen pass, ,ht hfda In baru pm
nHnf'd hY ll5 u'l vicar L. h. nanrk as
hanl,on. A. hsrmisheG an nllhnngb ihr
bridegroom waIe ma ",hmd,r nt's, uprn
s'eetr'. ar pinaIolnsi" hrm'sh' sill en-.
prlh wl.h the biilag ann al raflirr i'm.
IA appearance. ll'rF lhr eerrminy, ihr
h1Rpt cuap'r lans a va ), ia b. vIsar q ar
den ani lhr yalsl. aware l4t thy wai.i
siaa lraFs The pace ftrlhaif future dsiHn.
li4l weni in.n lh. frlwshm'nl rbim A.
tle I'm; aal ka1V.na hat his mtssrf ht.l
dpasn llI. rhrfse lrim his pistllslhr nah,
ht'aIr. aul hat The state Of the faiI IT,
4 r'f.i 'ssp pf.eiifi lolH this oppaHu
MS ul rf.lptIint them. Upon lh-ir -
''rt irnla lar sIni, The yoan. rnaplr wen'
,n'a lhI' Hi1u anl lHa gsnilrmlu snrins
h.s sit.s Illi Nhr6' h. hal leli hem, 4hr
ugl bsflaa, aal BIN. sutr TINT h. btp
un.aal'l iA'm ions Hp nm # lhrm ani
pfssRu eHilal h. TAR bdla. saving viii
IHs mt.I aihnus iluasn, sN iw. nlidsn.
rfFea ul all iha.' rfHe''ies t1l have bsen
-HI5 " i1Aialsm',-my slarplrs. nights.
~ days If anAial, haps | viii revenge
n'l sHii! Fan lFmnl fui shall die with all
hnaH ms'lan'nHs al iatut. abuu sal, aud
Ia #eu# AIMING s.nie, ll5sr kiIimg tins.
lrl..
sfay. d. M su.l',f m n ling.r," said
the eanll tus sfI hul ins mrruIy al Ii,
isfrral.e mus nee, "fiTei'
IL dd -. aui .htl hrr d.adl Nhae
pam hl' hu.raf Aller pause be uug
'hu hri--a., sHIsluf eu'rtei. aud III, nes.
ter hekng lno door. sad IN aingulafil
unfkeI yaHr, ~ ,iiam, did YOU Inad tlbse
p saIil' fAr ualorHnlle wclsb, hnai.
u'Iai WHAT he saw. mechanically answer.
ed, "ie..h IL master nsran ly shn,
uru drid with lie unIi,rharsrd p.sIul.--
Altr iAis, "a a STATE Ut insanity. Wr must
hHpe h' anl.r an exact arcnIll ui thr or
cuifrnrc lp the brrratrd father. anl con-
GUIDED By telling hH, llA two hour, a.n
ne was milr tbr happir,l nnn alive, bul
that uu'', "a, 'hr u'Y'c, ui hs love lay dead
a, his lrel, he slraali Gnisa his wed Ding
dal ani h,' ,Ilr by fading un hs sNod, Al
his hraii uiI uu' bnraN b.lorr hr could cum
p.4e hi. ga cu',ou. THIS sad rpi,Ile beng
nu,shr.l, be- pot an rnd lu hi, ilr. 'ibc
pujl "l paor Hillau, whose lllal careful
nrs, bad led 0o :, ,ll catastrophe, Wa,
inferred IA the ulups churrh,l ard. an ihr
r"rsrs "l the .uyrr., attended by the bali
brWlHrwl aunt, were hrurgh, ru Lou lon,
aud puUcl laid Ia "ur gave, Ia the pa.
us1 Wheir lhf nov wrrithrd iibrr had
oncc lived happy ani a prosperous man.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-16
x...4....s.n.--ss-.s

CHAnr OF liEALrH--LovE.-A CON.
Plalut ol Tho heart, gfowlng uu, uf an in.
ordlnalo longing after sumrihing dlliculI To
ob'ain, Ii generally attack. persons Of
both sexes, between the ages OF hiiecn aud
thirty sume have been known lo have il
At The ags Of sky. Sym'oms-Absenco
"l mud; giving things wrong names, call.
ing tears Lrclar, and sighs zrphJrs A
great lundness Tor poetry aud music, gazing
on The mDpn aud stars, l,otbache. luss Of
appetite, neglect Of bus ness, bathing ior
al things, save one: blpod shui eyes and
constant desire 10 SIGH. EDeeis-sirong
heartburn, pulse bighi sluLdiiy, Uiaqioa
eyes, slerpirssucss, and oil that snlt oi
lung. Al limrs Imagination bright.
howers of rosrs, winged cnpids and bat.
erred peas; then again oceans Ul despair,
ranks lpHures, aud hair trigsored pistols.
CHre-Uel married.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-16

As UNrsuAL CIRcUMsTANCE.-'rcn or
fifteen ycnrs ago. six young men, one hy
one, Lett their native county, (Fayel'r.
X, in sranh Of livelihood abroad.
The, will all mpe a tie present sesslon
As member. ol Congress,
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-16

The following orders were given by the Captain
Of d s,rumbpit when she was about 10 engage IN
4 rice with auothrr bual;--" R,su up thar, aud
tell lhg engineer to shut dswn the shrtyyalye!
give her gosh, Grnllemen who hayut stepped
90 to the office and erttled, will please retire to
the ladies' cabin lill we pass that boat Fire uP!'
ICin- Enquirer
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-16

Why do you set yonr cup ID c"llro upon
thu chair, MroJou"sl' said our wo''@
hudhd, this m5rnIug, at breakfast
"lt Is 50 vrry u,dk' ma am l'p'''
Mr.. J, dcmucIy "l thought would let II
rtd."
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-16

PoRK PAcKINe.-Upr 10 Christmas d,v.
iwo hundred aud seyenly.Gve thousand
hogs bay" been akrn to the pork house in
Cincinnati for packing. They were sin
going in very last and il is likely tbs, the
estimate OF Mr.. Cisl,-"Cisi's Advertiser"
will yet be reached, viz: fur bundled
and twenty thousand hogs for the years
packing.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-16
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Tue IRIsu AND Scorcn RELIEF COMMITTEE o'
New England received aud forwarded, cu,h , ~
9c2 O5, aud provisions valued at 81 lO29-- lola''
,OO7 Us. or this amount Massachusetts
gave Sll5,6ll 96,--Nears Gasette
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-16
H'm. R. WeGutchon. q 40,
I TNh IfEN az ND HNfIEEs
~ HlRDhIRE CUTLERY, d.
81 Gaa1ta Hf, MN oata.N,

- "HAAihH Hts Mn ORLEANS
tAtEuaF ia siaa#. aud for saIa at Low rates.
. aenruI ass,rlBaut al Hif IH4Jf, Eaiisr4
e, ~ aas siua Ia ptFi 1i uaIIs. iran rust
iaf' sesl aNfsl hhr.. s. d=s sIiagals, -iaaA hrl=
t., htFa mill guns ani r ls.s. F6suah pals; coil.
a. lnt tHarf, IaH .I anl aiIsr rIlau.. mil aud
fHni slaaes aaf %, alaas 6. s.rrs Row 4nd's aud
other saws of all kind, sgiI#s ilt rAles hooks
aai luass IneAs.sru#az, 1l'IzI Brts van. shuyIs
and toms, plkHfs, aaH.ranz. irudHf, tahn aud
naukrt snlIrY So #sas elKHHs, f#sHr sleeps BHI
haHrs, z#HFrs, salill aHI waal rtalzi plane OF al
hai', i'ss iaI rila gabl,, ellpsfs' tulIS. ifHzz
hoops, Wi.lar. and faff hlz. auH#H aud lurf
b.. oafhfr l.i|al,, aIIss ia5HHAiua. alkum. pifH
aai i1f =ifnK auiirHs raai #hr.isFs. hHm#s And
CELLARS iaaal'is afi ia.i % uaHi ds "a aud HpausH
war.s. I=4ua taekIs m rv-fs slualY
fI'MHsCltxHs, rasIrHz aud aIhrrs. are fes
spHri'u.IY invited 10 e4II aua rkamIus for ihan.
sHlF,s mA hlzIiiy
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-16

Iom,, you seem TO gain aesh every day-th.
grocery business must agree with you What did
you weigh last'' "Well, Simon, really forget
now, bot strikes mo !, was a eound Of butttsii
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-16

"Mss soraphpe, &c you write prose orpoetry
lorlhe Ma. zmlo" mary ons-l writes small
hand"
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-16
MOCK, BROTHER s. co.,

WOuLD particularly invite the ladies to call
w aud examine their beautiful assortment Of
Buena Vista Stripes aud Robes,
PrI"ted and Painted Musins,
Muslin Glngham, plain and striped,
Gingham, Fancy llnndkerchiers,
Bonucls, Ribbons, Lices Edrinps. etc, etc.
Also'lo their splendid assortment Of Shoes of all
kinds aud qualities
Fnlton, May l,l5i7.2i
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-30
Preservation Of SFilIS.

If milk be introduced into bottles. then
we'll corked, pu, into pan ofcoId water.
aud gradually raised 10 the boiling point.
and after being allowed To cool, be taken
out and set away in a cool place. the milk
may bo preserved perfectly sweet for
upwards of fhalfa year. Or it may be
evaPorated to dryness by gentle heat
and under constant stirring. A dry mass
will thus be obtained, which when dis
solved in water, is said 10 possess all tho
qualities ofthe best milk, It is called
lalIeina in Italy Sc'eatifc Am7icaS.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-30

l. Subscribers. WIN do not give cypress notice
to the contrary are considered wishing 10 continue
their subscriptions.
Q. If subscribers order the discontinunnce OF
their papers, the publisher mny continue to send
them until all arearages are paid.
3. Ifsubscribers neglect or refuse TO take their
pap ers from the offices To which they are senthey
are held responsible till they have settled thelr
bills, ,qnd ordered their paper discontinued.
Ifsubscribers remove to other places with
out informing the publishers, aud the paper Is
sent to the former direction, they are held respon
sble
S. The Courts have decided that refusing Il
take newspaper or periodical from the office ol
removing. and Ieav!ug it uncalled for, is ''primt
facie" evidence OF Intentional Fraud
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-30
From The Rochester american.
The Nominations.

We cling our banner to the breeze!"
and hoist al the mast head the names Of
Gen. ZACHARY TAYLOR of Louisi
ana, for President. aud Hon. MlLLARD
FILLMORE Of New York. fot Vice
President of the United States.
From the several distinguished states
men presented as candidates for the high
and important office Of President of the
United States, tn the consideration OF
the delegates assembled at Philadelphia.
the name nfZachary Taylor has been Sc
lected as the man under whose banner
we are to rally in the present campaign.
All good Wings, whatever may have
been their private predieclioHs and pre-
ferences, are bound to bow to the deris.
sion of the National Convention. That
body coming direc'ly from the people Of
every section of the Union, must know
the wishes of those they represent. The
decision, as now expressed, will he most
literally, enthusiastically responded 10 by
the Wing party Of the United States.
From Me Berks and SchnylkiN journal.
1--WE are happy to announce to oul
readers that Gen. Zachary Taylor has
been nominated by the Whig NaiouaI
Convention as our candidate forthe Presi
dency. This nomination we consider al
most equivalent to an election Taylor
is in our humble opninn, by far the
strongest candidate the Wings could have
offered to the people, aud will take no
only the party vote, but will be supper
ted by an immense numberof Democrats,
From tho Newark IN J) Daily advertiser.
"rhe overrulng wisdom ofthe Nation
al Wing Conference places the names .
Zachary Taylor and Millard Fillmore be
fore our readers to-day as the candidate
Of the great Whig party for the highes
posts ofthe nation. We cordially acqui
esce in the decision, aud believe that til,
long-tried, never-faIlering Wings of New
Jersey, though their own first choice
be overruled, will as cordially respou
"Amen!"
From the Richmond Times.
1--WE announce the nomination of Ger
Taylor for the high aud responsible offic
of President ofthe United States by tn
Wing party of the Union with emotion
of the ivelest satisfaction. Under tn
bannerofth the old hero of Buena Vista
the Wigs are destined to achieve a gle
rious triumph inNovember. The Legion
of Democracy will receive the same kin
of"aid and comfort" in the ensuing can
paign which the gallant old General a'
mins cred at Buena Vista to Mr.. Polk
generalissimn Of the Mexican forces.
From The Trenton State Gazette.
I'm this town there was large m
iorily of,hose who preferred Mr., Clay
nomination. We owe it to them To s'
that they concur in the Judgment OF Il
great Wing brotherhood represented
Philadelphia. most cordially. We r
ioice in the nomination, hoping and b
lieving that it will be successful, and, b
ing successful, will regenerate the Go
erment and arrest its downward coarse
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-30
,:cu T,uyIor aud Free Territory.

The Boston Atlas contains The tuiloW-
ing very important announcement:
Col. johnson, of Upper Piqua, Ohlo'
who was selected by the wings OF Manu.
as their delegate to the conren'ion-a
staunch. undoubied whig-who has IN a
long life devoted to the cause, done II
great service-a delegate to Harlisburgh
in 1899, and to Baltimore in 1874, aud
who has known Gen. Taylor long and IN
tima,eIy, writes, in letter hetore u.s.
that he is all that we could desire on TINS
very point. He writes that he has heard
him declare, with much force. that he re-
regarded slavery as great evil to the
country, and expressed strong hope
that the time might arrive when We could
get rid of it altogether; and Col Jonson
declares his hrmest conviction that Gen
Taylor "is the last man to counienahce
it's being extended to any new territory
that may be brought into the Um"n'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-30

CAUTIoN.-Never enter sick room
in state of persplraiion. as the moment
you become cool. your pores absorb. ~"
not approach contagious diseases with an
empty stomach, nor sit between the fre.
because the heat attracts the thin vapor.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-30

A few weeks since. a gentleman 10 En-
ford. England, shot pigeon, toihe neck
of which was attached label Of red mo-
rocco leather bearing tho words" Bosson,
Jan. 6. 1913"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-30
Agents for the Lancaster Gazette.

MiitersPOrt: E Vance
.Neio Sdiem. DR.. N d. Brock
Pickeri 9giOI A. Ehrighl, Jr
JeFersO : David Jrnning
LitAOpOlis: Lewis lluhpr
Ca vi chester: Dr. Poitel
Loekoiiie: WIN 2. rennent
.9ma pdu: Nathan ]. Worrall
R0gaitOn: J Clements, Jr
Amanda II. Wa. \slhrook
Carroll; William F. lbreck
BGsiE Henry Leonard
RaliilnOre; II. l. Nicely
V. d. PALMER, ESQ.,, Gener
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-30

"OLp ZAcu', Can't BE UPsET.-At a
Convention in Maue, Taylor flag was
suspended, displaying most promlnen-
ty the initial 2 to the gaze of an adni-
ring multitude. A six,fnot lumberman
from The interior, lonkug up tn it, ex-
claimed, There, now, that's like Old
Zach, edzactly! II can't be upsot!
Turnit which way you will, it's 2 and
faint nothing elsc!-Hurra for old
Rough and Readyl"-BO ton Journal.
THE VoICE OF IRELAND.-An Irish pea
nut vender who has stationed himself al
the receipt of customsin front ofthe Chat
ham Theatre. has flung out flag with
the following inscriptions:
"Mdy the DeW burn eUery LishnadH
,rko poat uote for Osld Tuck"
To which all the passers by. as we un'
derstand, ejacuIste amepl-N y Mirror
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-30

Greenfield r; Walter McFar'
land i'honas I.illlefeld
PLsasa'tT TIP \shhrO0k
East RaShUiiie; David Baker
". Rashoiiie; n y Conlson
Bremen lirGry 4 \sllhangh
.AubarH r; ]. Hail, y. Black
Bern 7: James Il. Prarce
Perry 1ODe: Levi FriGnd
Madison T.: |. L KoOntZ
ICIeurerees; Col.W Hamilton
q -anDiiLs: T. t. HagernIan
Somerset; David Hewitt
nj Agent for the Eastern Giles
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-30

From the Rochester ON. T. Democrat.
1t is wholly unnecessary for us to set
forth at length the grounds ofour cordial
concurrence in the nominations. Gen
Taylor is plain, blunt, honest soldier,
little versed in thetrickeries of politicians
aud determined to administer the Gov.
erumcnl for the general good oflhe coun'
try. aud without particular reference Ia
mere party interests. We have abun'
dant evidence that he heartily approves
the leading principles of Wing policy
and will assemble around him a cabinet
oflhe most eminent statesmen. His sue
cess is in no wise predetermined. We
have only, so tar as this State is concern
ed, to stand by and sec him carry it.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-30

newug their advertisements at pleasure.
CRBusiness Cards, not exceeding six lines
will be inserted, for subscribers, at $500 pei
year;-non.subscrihers will be charged $500.
CPs Announcing candidates Corofices of every
descripton) is charged at the rate of 81 for each
name--to he paid in advance.
Advertisements not marked on the copy for q
specified number of insertions, will be continued
until order out and charged for accordingly,
Advertisers are expected 10 occupy all tue space
for which they contracted and excesSes will be
charged for The privileges fyearly advertisers
extend only to their own immediate business.
JOB WORK-We are prepared to execute Jnl
Work upon reasonable notice, with neatness ant
ut fair prices.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-30
Tbc Gantaster Ga3rttr.
LANCASTER, OHIO.
C.idov vEOvniuo I.me 2 uSAS,
Friday Morning, June 3 .ls4s.
we can't be Beaten, When we Pull Together.
RESP JNsa OF THE PRESS.

RESPONSE OF TIE PRESS.
We this week add few more of,he |
many responses to the Wing nominations
we have received.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-05-10
Fuller g. Hedgepeth,

HAVING Essns2 ee-FxrinefslP q n -
III 1sinx Bnssnrss. wpald respectfully lniofsn
Ehssr irsFnAs - he paaS.e gsnessLy iaas -
hsse lsken - sad ene 60eE wrzi q NsAszs-
Leg, Mskb a ca sn1 frnniing Ehe eo9n heazr.
sh<s shsy iuisna enriag = - hpzness = a.
IL vsrioas bFanrhes.
Thry ass psppaEs1 70 furnish SADDLES,
Zen eosa - -. "a iEEssiar = ar Eaanssae-
tsrea il he states also Csniase. BsEoushr. I'D.
=. csnyall and Wsgoa HARNESS. = ~ se.s
sna nesiea ssyse.
Thes have % hard nesf and stll-seieeifd
assortment d WHIPS. &C I'll kinds. BRlbLEs,
NARTINGALEs. Travelling snd Nsllce
.TRUSKs. DEAR and BI'FFAI.n SKINS.
sTIRRCP IRONS ard Birdie BITS, sise
4 Nesl-s~lersea assogsmenl Of BaFourhe. BHg9y.
and canrall MOUNTING. Birdie BIC.
KLEs. ana an kinds q LEATHER. shlsh they
wlll ell 10 saadisrs. o. their eussonrEa . very
snail profit.
TrThev win sixe shriE work IN eEshanFe 30
good SHINGLES. FLOUR. and LUMBER, -
The msskst prices. ...-.
They tender their thanks 10 thtI sns.oFneFs
and frirnds generally foT he liberal share q pat
Tonsgr ihry have heretofore EsreiSed; snd shsy
gore their friends viii call and examine ths.E -
sortmenl heinse purchasing elsewhere. q theF IN
lend iisposing q their woEk On the HiOss IsAssa'
ale terms
November 8. W.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-05-10

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ins Iarnsiis AZ 81 des~nIsions Edgs TcSls q -
pessar enaIisy also Il. kris e csxinss nsea =
his sFsiian If esnntry. eH'lssssne Mili and fae-
fosy Gear. GnJgeons. Shaiains Aoul2-tosnds. .
ven Ids, Msrcn B0ass. Snneshing lEonS ke.
era handsome Er5urtion o fcFmef pixies
VII u made On large castings. snrh - Nil md
Fsxsory Gear sna 6edeeons. RheEr paiieTns ere
Gsrsishsd q ere On ksnd. II = conkdeEsly he.
hrsed thar those who wish % parrhase any sssi-
~ II ihs shove line. VIII 20 Erl % call and en-
anime hoih materials ard wsskmsAshp bsiofe
rurehss;ng elseNhere. Al isiiers % business,
iiFrrsed 70 the sphecFiher. snou Camp. n. e,
Niiii Eessiss imnedists and Promps sisruiiOn.
JOHN STAFFORD.
March .. 9l-3mr