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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-24
Two more Shining Lights CONC OH,

The venerable Judge AMBROSE SPEN-
GER died at Lyons, New York, on the l3,
inst. His body ist be taken to Albany
for interment.
Hon. HENRY WHEATON, late United
States Minister to the Court of Berlin,
died at Roxbury, Mass. on the 1lth inst.
Thus Messrs. Adams, Wheaton and
Spencer have, within, few days, gone
down to the grave, full of honors. Their
loss to tho nation will be- felt.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-24
A word about the Railroad.

Should the Revolution in France lead
to general War in Europe, as will
doubtless be the case unless the people
are crushed Immediately, the Old World
must look to us to support her people and
her armies. The price of provisions
will advance to point unprecedented in
the history ofour country and howimpor-
tant will it be for the farmers of this
county to have expeditions means Of
transporting their produce to marketl-
This is worthy of consideration.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-24
For the Lancaster Gazette

"THE GREATEST GOOD OF THE GREATEST NUM-
BER, has been the motto by which have been
governed in my political le."-Dr. Olds speech
on Saturday.
AsDr. Ods. the Statesman, on his pallet lay.
Revolving,in his mind, the patriots way,
Our golden motto burst upon his BRAIN
And thus, right eloquent. was Old's strain;
mo more. ignobly. at my post I'll slumber,
mine DO the struggle for the greatest number;
"a glorious text! and it shall guide my course,
Throughout all time, with unrelaxing force;
"My duiy's clear, iss dictates who would shunl
With me the greatest numbers number ONE"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-24
Savings Institute.

At the meeting of the Stockholders el
the Fairfield County Savings Institute,
the following gentlemen were elected as
Directors: Jacob Greene, Henry Miers
William Phelen, Sosthenas McCabe, l.
Lobenthall, Samuel Beery and Gideon
Martin.
We understand that Charles Garaghty
Esq. gentleman of considerable expe'
rence in money matters, will be the Cash
ier of the Institute.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-24
"Chcap JinIUne."

J. c. HENLY, it will be seen is again
on hand. His stock and business are
both increasing, which is pretty fair
sign that he pleases the people and they
please him. Don't forget to give him a
call. See advertisement.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-24
Major Downing,

The fourth despatch of Major Jack
Downing will be found upon our fourth
page. 1t was in type for last weeks pa
per; but was crowded out by the Rail
Road address. 1t is not, however, out
of date.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-24
rnr yorE oN Irs nArlrIcArloN.

The above treaty, with the amend,
men,s, was ratified by the American Sen.
ate at quarter past o'clock on Friday
night tho 10th Of March, lS4s, by the
following vote;
-Four Senators were absent, namely:-
Messrs. Phelps, Peurce, Clayton, Wings;
Houston, Democrat.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-24

@Owing to the sickness of Mr.. Sc
vier, NATHAN CLIFFORD has been ap.
pointed associate Minister to Mexico
He left Washington for that country on
the 18th inst.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-24

~ A telcgruphic despatch from Rome
NY, states that the Court House and
Jail, at that place, had been destroyed
by fire and that the Methodist Church,
at the time, was wrapped in flames.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-24

TRUE-When honest industry raises
a family to opulence and honors, its very
original lowness sheds lustre on its ele-
vation. But its very glory fades when it
has given a wound, and denies balsam
TO man as humble and honest as its an
cestors.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-24
An EauivOCaI Compliment.

DoCroR OLDs. in his speech, on Sat-
urday, passed the following eSlcgi1ns2 up
on The Wing party;
"Two.thirds of the mass Of the Wing
party are as honest as I am"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-24
ARTICLE XIII.

This treaty shall be ratified by the
President ofthe United States ofAmeri-
ca, by and with the advice aud consent Of
the Senate thereof and by the President
ofthe Mexican republic, with the pre-
vious appreciation ofits Generate Congress;
aud tho ralifcations shall he exchanged
in the city of Washington in four months
from the date ofthe signature hereof, or
sooner ifpractcable.
In faith whereof, we the respective
plenipoten,iaries have signed this treaty
of peace, friendship, limits, and settle
ments; and have hereunto affixed our
seals respectively. Done in quinlupl.
cate, at the city of Guadalupe Hidalgo,
on the second day of February, in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight hun
4 n 4
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-24

UIt is apprehended that more diff.
Guilty will arise between England and
China. The Chinese have committed
several murders and the English officer
has demanded reparation. The Chinese
Government has decapitated four of,he
murderers.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-24
The Spring Trade.

Our Merchants have commenced re-
ceiving their spring supply Of Goods and
are ready to wait upon customers. Goods
are lower this spring than usual
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-24

~lt will be seen that T. U. WHITE
has received and opened his spring stock
of Goods. He offers good bargains and
presents fair inducements. His stock is
large and we'll assorted and purchasers
will find it to their advantage to give him
a call. See advertisement.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-24
Newspaper l'Il,lllgcs.

Mr. HALsEY of the Springfield Repub-
iic has associated with him MIR. EMERSON.
The Republic is at the same time one of
the ablest conducted and best supported
county papers in the State.
The Tribune and Clipper, at Ports
mouth, have united their fortunes under
the joint charge ofthoir former proprie-
tors. We are glad ofthis. Both papers
we're ably conducted heretofore and up
on their union, the good citizens of Scio.
to have reason to congratulate themselves
WOur friends Messrs. MACcRAcKEN
& GALBRAITH are again on hand with an
early arrival of Spring Goods. At first it
i s hard to tell which are the plentier--
customers or goods; but in few weeks
after the opening OF their stock, custom
ers are decidedly the plentier. The ne
necessity then Of giving them an early
call is apparent. See advertisement;
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-24
ARTICLE XXI.

lf(which is not to DO expected, and
which God forbid!) war shall unhappily
break out between the two Republics,
they do now, with view to such calamity,
solemnly pledge themselves to each 9th
'er and to the world, to observe the fol.
lowing rules, absolutely, where the ma.
,urs ofthe subject permits, and as close.
ly as possible IN oil cases where such alb.
soluts observance shall be impossible.
/. The merchants of either Republic
then residing in the other shall be allow.
ed to remain twelve months, (fm those
dwelling in the Interior and six months
(ior those dwelling at the seaports, to col
lect their debts aud settle their affairs du
ring which periods they shall enjuy the
same protection, and be on the same foot.
ing in all respects as the citizens or sub
jects of the most friendly nations; and, al
the expiration thereof, or at any time be.
fore, they shall have full liberty to depart.
carrying off all their effects without mo
lestation or hindrance; conforming there.
~ TO the same laws which the citizens or
subjects Of the most friendly nations arc
required to conform to. Upon the en-,
trance of the armies Of either nation into
the territories Of the other, women and
children, ecclesiastics, scholars of ever,
faculty, cultivators of the earth, mer
chants. artisans, manufacturers, aud fish
ermen, uiarmed and inhabi;ing unforii
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-24
ARTICLE XVI.

Each Of tho contracting parties re-.
serves to itself the entire right TO for.
tify whatever point within its territory it
may judge proper so to fortify, for its So.
eurity.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-24

Allsupplies whatever for troops of The
United States in Mexico. arriving at the
ports in the occupation OF such troops
previous to the final evacuation thereof
although subsequently, to the restoration
of the custom.houses at such ports. shall
be entirely exempt from duties and char.
ges of any kind; the government Of the
United States, hereby engaging and
pledging its faith to establish, aud vigi.
lantly to enforce, all possible guards for
securing the revenue Of Mexico. by pre-.
venting the importation, under cover Of
this stipulation, Of any articles other than
such. both in kind and in quality, as shall
really be wanted forlhe use and consurnp.
tion Of the forces of the United States
during tho time they may remain in Mex.
leo. To this end. It shall be the duty of
all officers and agents of tho U. States to
denounce TO the Mexican authorities al
tho respective ports any attempts at a
fraudulent abuse of this stipulation which
they may know Of, or may have re ason ,c
suspect, ,&to give 10 such authorities all the
aid 10 their power with regard thereto
and every such attempt, when duly prov
cd and established by sentence Of com
potent tribunal. shall bo punished by tn,
con6scatiOp Of the properly So attempt
ed tO,be fraudnlemly introduced.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-09
Arrival from Oregon.
Correspondence Of the Missouri Republican.
FoEr KEARSrY. No. Ter. Jan. Is, Is.

GcrTespOuCence OF Inc hls.oOrl hcpuOucAu
FoEr REARSrr Mo. Ter. Jan. Is, Is4s-
Mr. Thomas Gendy Of 81. Charles County, No.
arrived at this post last evening having encoun-
difficulties incident TO such trip, at such a sea
son OF me year, direct from Oregon City, Oregon
Territory.
Mr.. Clendy, with only one companion, LETT Ore.
gon City on the 23d day Of September lsst, and
with that daring spirit Of bravery and enterprise so
characteristic Of the hardy and pioneers OF the
West started on bis distant aud perous journey
% the States over mountains and plains, covered
with snow, tsnanted only By the wild beasts OF the
forest aud the still savage and hostile Indians
This little company left Oregon with six mules
Before they reached Fort Hall they lost by death
all their mules save one, and they were compelled
% make OF him FOR the purpose Of packing their
litte stock OF necessaries and provisions while
they travelled on foot through snow as they repre-
sent III 50 deep 10 many places as 70 reach above
their knees
At Fort Hall they were disappointed in their ex-
pecta.ions Of procuring other animals, but nothing
daunted by difficulties they again started on foot.
making slow and tedious progress, on account Of
the great depth OF snow and their being compelled
often 70 take crc1ito0s and distant routes 70 avoid
falling in with roaming bands ofIndians and arrived
here safely, with the exception OF badly rostbiIten
feet.
Mr. Glendy is practical woodsmsn. and well
acquainted with Indian character, and was thereby
enabled 10 make the entire trip without seeing
single hostile Indian. Mr.. Glendy brings with rim
some seventy three letters. which be has deposit
ed. and which will be mailed from this place He
promises 20 visit you from 81 Charles, and give
VOC more detailed history Of ais journey.
Very respectfully yocrs, L. p.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-09
Gen. Quitman's Reception in Albany.

The reception Of Gen. Qui,man was very entha-
,iastic he was conducted to the Capitol under
an escort Of military and friends where he vas re-
ceived by the Governor Of the State snd city Of
hcisls. The crowd was very great
The General is at the Mansion Hosse as guest
Of the city. The Argus Of Monday hsd fall
account Of his reception. Friday al O'Clock, he is
to visit both branches Of the Legislature. and be-
tween and 4. be receives the calls Of citizens At
the Common Council Room
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-09

VISITATION OF The CAPITOL AT ALBANf-
va..rs Lee Spencer. Rodman. Cross and Calhoun
a special Committee presented an able ana use'ui
report to the Assembly, on the 2lst ult on Veh'i-
la,ion After explaining in the clesrest terms tne
extent Of the injury sustained by members IN ther
health by the operation of the present system and
showing in what way it was injurious, the Com
mittee proposed plan not unlike that recently
aaopted in the British House OF Commons the
French Chamber Of Peers, and several msnuisc-
,orine establishments in New. England. They es-
timated the cost at IS 000 the time necessary for
having the apparatus ready for action at two or
three weeks, the saving of fuel more than hail. be-
side less risk from FIRE.
steam eng nc provided Of sufficient power TO drive
revving fan Of suitable dimensions 10 move with force
AMI velocity quantity Of atmospheric air sufreieni %
nnny the inmates Of the apartment 10 be warmed Au1
ventilated The atmosphere thus pat N morton 5 eo.
,oIe through tubes euveopet In steam Of temperature
-, cx-sesng 2las Fahrenheit, by which means u VIII
imbioe genial heat and viii not As ey me eSIs.ns
,ac become burned or decomposed when mus heAIeo,
. a uronosei 70 conduct the air into mxins ehAnOe o.
,t xr-k cav 20 feet square. 10 accomplish WHICH, ana
- 90. the engine here IS ample unoceapiea roon "a 'ne
hssemtn,) and thence conduct II oy noes Is'o .
srs-,nenis OF the building 10 De nek'ca en s -.
Nv his mode the quantity, the degree o. meas -
sroon, NJ moisture with which the sir sbona % soee.
viii b. snrey under the control OF me en.nse ~.
IN the sishss; degree mixed Win any =, se ~
ssses INST In different WAYS escape Into the alX'ue
the use Of any Of the ordinary modes OF ournius
while AZ the same time 10 viii 6nse hest aho sunny
equally every part Of the ROOM from inc W.
which TIE atmosphere will be pressed oJ the re'o'ns
fan there cannot new arise exhausted and hehy
rareded Of the air In the rom, BY when means "a
pres. n, veuta!ors perform doubtful duty. oeins quite
uncertain whether cur ventaors do not lei 10 more GU
ali than they lei out Of that which Satet and neatea
Tps,esd OF admitting the rush of cold air when door
. oman the pressure OF the air from within viii cause
sh ~ warm air out, ard change the direction OF the air,
,s.t ususllv comes reighied viii chils ard eAiasrhs
n ,hc easements Of the windows and crevices In the
ceiling Under the force Of this pressure, II Is believes
win ssh, enlargement. the present ventlSiors WI inn
a ,sTtorup their appropriate eties BY which means 50
sns chsnges OF air will constantly Be gong on As 70
v,s an ne evil effects o. sisgnan' and ioa atmosphere
~ onits a sensation has been produced IN
RoeSssie BY the mysterious dapgsAIanss o. NJ rS,'e1
Peroe Of thai city public meeting has been nsla ..
-. ana large committee Of vigilance sppofn'to.
tn. MAYOR was also requested to oeer 8 reward
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-09

Frsnklin-st- where the rteo' o''' u.s. ~ I'm
be hss.
r. observation-disclosures Divison No. -
Broad x.y f.bsruses on Thursday svenist FEB 10 40
Srsss bv Rev Br + II cH,Fr> Of Boston o. w. r A.
wSa WI g:s sT ~. o ~ Ia s s.s e s
.ert - N,sssa-.t P Price $50 FHltoos A. AeCos,s,.
s,.,,ss as % ia Bow.ry' y W WI oif.y, $50
Grand o.. 2 B. wruer, eo5 sieeesers O. w. Harden
brock. sol Bieecters,; . GiLoy' ply wn ~ y,
The door on the evening" TIE Number OF ueseo ~ies
lis.ted those who intend scips will do well to secure
them early. Doors open n soeioes sss'.'
menee at HNs ""~"
rv DIR. Bauuipg's Body Bfnce.-rhs intrln'e
merits Of this insrrursn ut hav. steadily advanced the sac
ard Iii, and IL now erjoys procssne a Pos uon
ne PSs.s re sues. woss .so... q De lungs bach
bres't stomach, limbs snd digestive efSs mas essh
sxsmpcd. =,
The following are extracts trcm letters taos, tss o.
those who have and expcnsneed Its
FROM Cow. Taos -ay. q. Jo-es, T. y y. ,.,..
feel warranted IN saying, thsf not only mas uy ~
to endure fatigue been greatly renovated By Dr. Bsnnine'
Brace, bat that my general health as Also II"
'' " rr,m Mr., g. slar. Nj ailsss... N \.
FOR three years indigestion with a. SIS st,snaAn,s
paptsion Of the heart pains the back esd Nmes win
hsy. woru the Brses three months the sapA
.ation n the stomach has vanished Tire piies hsve en-
tirey left me, my back has become strong AH~ "'h'
Frorr r. " Hill, NJ d. M,dalstor~. oa's,
Last week applied another OF your Bsses iof ~
Of proapsus ueri with marked benefit No MONEY would
purchase the Brace Of that patient Doctor OF th
who made your scqusut ct Saratoga soid me tne
Brace, his wife 20 whom you spphed II or's'nay hs'
90 far recovered a. not 10 require H.
Ladies and sentlemsn who are weak with shortuess Of
breath and easily fetiTued will ind Il invsnsoe
throws the body into uprshe position expands me
lungs and enables them 10 walk with ease. once Sos
Broadway.
should send the number ofnehes around the hips. inch
from the TOP y. ue.eo-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-09

Mr. TRIsr.-A Washington correspondee, OF the
Philadelphia fnqEirer learns, from very reliable
source, that orders have been forwarded TO Major
Gen. Butler to arrest Mr.. Nicholas P. Trst, and
send him home
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-09
BY Telegraph 10 The TrI5uns.
NETWORK LEGISLATURES.
MORNING REPORT.

SENATE. Albany, FEB. 81 p VI.
bill was reported 70 increase the capital Of the
Ogdensbureh Railway Company.
The bill 70 amend the Oh srterOf the udson River
Railway Company is on its hnal passage
ASSEMBLY.
The bill to incorporate the Clinton Monument
Association was passed
Mr. SoHERNsRHoRS reported a general bill to
Incorporate Railway Companies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-09
R 10 Doe Of .he prayer. a. .he Mi..lonsry
RRoOKIYN AFFAIRS.

NEw CHURoh.-Rev. Evan N. johnson held
ss--ce n ire Eastern Market ~ the rs: tine. on Sunday
since when he LEASED L. from the Corporation. ard or
rxnired eonsregAt'on- Il a to se called So Nehaels
Church
NAcApaxIzED ROAD TO JsMAicA.-The Eagle
e,rxse-s n certsin th-i Mse2iauzet road vii be con-
s-ue,et rom Brooklyn 10 Jamaica distance q aoodi II
niles.
CENTRAL SESSIONS Before Jadge Rockwell
,nd yusaces WRIGHT aud H1zhes H. b. Du,yea. ESQ
ns.ric. Attorney me Feorary term q this Court
eor,-.oeet yes,ertay morning. TIE f5iowir< g-bre-
.n were ,xor, As Grad Ju-c-s FOR ire Frederick
A Barritt whtson JARVIS. JoEn Rsnssr. James Arlng
Ton Beune;t A. B. Bay Is. Jerome Johnson. Aao- MAJ
A., e Rl,ckor-ne. J. A Voorhees,. G. C. Chlts, W
R,pelve C.o-xe r Ives John Luther. George Hoveoho
ven Rslph L.,e. Richard Reusen, Oscar johnson. d.
U-isert ] shiran, Glrret Huisiin. J J. Stae~si- y
Johnson Martin srhoonaker. ,. Schenek. TIE Ccuri
,hsn ssjourrsd uD;il this morning
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BOARDING..

AIRS. SWANS, $ ksr.ys "A few gsssIsms.
Nl can be accommodated With gSod board and pleasant
rooms. by applying ss above. ~ I'm
TISO LET-A psror, tfrontips on Brosdssyl bedroom
aud panries sdointnf furnished or unfu nsned WIN
ar without beard on very moderate tsms rooms eo
very ple.snt Apply at 2s Tweah-st cor OF brosdwsS
81 lws
BOARD wANrRD-By F. gentleman "a pfiyyst.s
ID family where thsts srs out iew OF no vos.1.-
srsnce exchanged. Addrsss y. w D. stafins ssr1s ss
Tribune Once. ~ ~
DOARD-A, No. s Willow H. srooliyn, near rulsos
ID Ferry The house IL and nofsrn and the sgar'
meu,s spacious and convenient " ~
lDOARDING.-Two OF three single ssatsmss nay
ID obtain furnished with board 10 ofeeaw,e.
ct Also very pleasant yaror saitse. 20, ssns,s%s.
and hi. wife The house fs supplied with Croson sas'
throu about and with excellent bath room eSstt
BOARDING IN BROADWAY.osps, 81 .s.s.,, sss
ID gentlemen and lsdes wishing board o.. Dc seeonmo
dated with furnished rooms end board IN hoses
So Broadway This undoubtedly one OF the eess ioss
tons In The city being convsnsnt to desmoost snS
road dep1s and tho vicinity Of the prineps hcss -
down-tovu business Persons wishing % leave nss -
raj for quiet snd respectable hoass will and hsir insss
sst in calling Il the above number In ercAdwsy sss
locating slsswhsrS. N. b-oentismso Wssniss M ~
ly can be accommodates. ~. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-09
CITY ITEMS.

TUESDAY, FEB 8.
LECTURE on THE GIPsIEs.-Mr. CARRUTHERs's
Lecture this subject Monday evening st the MI
nerva Rooms fairly attended The lecturer eoored 10
prove the Gipses ofEgypan orgnthe generally received
OPINION however The Lecture well worced and In
terestins-t furnished many useful items Of intelligence
and was throughout, Of 4 character 70 afford pleasant
evenings entertainment.
The CoURrs-In the suit Of Albert L. Comstock
against the prope,ors q the Es>zrg Pot In publishing
an alleged libel in an advertisement already referred 10,
the Jury gave verdict plaintiff, Of $50 damages and
cents cos-In the Oyer and Tsrmner, Patrick Clansy,
,ourg married mAn was placed upon trial on charge Of
ist degree In having set IRE 10 the house OF
Peter Glhorey III OrSnge-sf. in which be himself
tenant on night Of 18th Dec. The TRAILS proceeding
FIRE AsD suFFocArIOS.-Aboat O'Clock Mon
DAY Afternoon fame building In the rear q Is Thomas
q. occupsd By eoloret families. Sc, on Ere BY little
boy hat had been ls alone n FOR short time,
ana who expired 10 few minutes afer being discovered,
either from the effects Of right or smoke.
r." Ia one OF .he prayers al the Missionary so
clsty Yesterday tie clergyman enreaisd Heaven that
the knowledge o. the lord might the earth the
waters cover the sea Tie should have said the 1sHSl q
he sea 70. the waters form. oI % not c1rn the
The parase "a quite Cd
PoL1cE.-The house Of Mr. Bulkley 2ol Madi-
.on. va, entered about o'clock On sunday night. and
vaiuabe overcoai stolen from he entry while the family
we're 4; ssposr ocer Kelly. Of the Seventeenth Ward,
S,, evening srreset Bridget NeCoik on charge Of ssea
ing silver watch worth 81 from james Crockett; OF iuo
rnira. avenue E-xabeih Dlsn brought ap and de-
aimed on charSe q stealing watch worth so, p1wf-
,ckf. valued Al 81 ard 81 20 10 clsh from James Nc
Locghln On lie Five Poinis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-09
The Pence Rumors.

The Alexandra Gazette Of Saturday last says
" Our information respecting the renewal Of over
tures on the part Of Mexico Is derived from such
sources that we have possible res,on 10 doubt
its truth and we await farther develo pments with
an abiding confidence ths, we have aeither been
mis- ed or misin.orned Whether the Adninisira
ton will embrace the opportunity 70 make peace
is matter Of great uncertainty
CHEA7 POsTAGE-The advocates OF cheap post
age zas free ceivery. In Boston. bed meeting al nc
fremont OF Wednesday. They propose the following
r1tss Of rates Of postage and delivery
Sswsyapers.....-l cent Letters. not preSAi--+ es
Letters. rrepat----.-2 cts
letter 20 veixh one naf al ource
II An strocious outrage vA committed N
F.Ifs'd Vt 90 the 7Lh insL-sn yonlg Irish sri, BE-
tween IS and Is, BY young fellow nsrnec Eek.
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NOTICES.
FHRYNoLoaIsrs AND rusLishEks
fOWLERs e. WILLS,
-, ,ua N.....f ~. ~.

I'll ID. wheeler, commisonef o. peess -
Ss~-yorA "a Ccun-xsisst- ~snmsnv HAL ss' "
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o. Dr. RAINING = Once removed 70 So ere.1 -Ay
| ps.r Frsnklinst where the Pstent Body bssee may