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Black hing Il Wheelwri NJ

The subscriber
have taken the
shops in TUE
GoLLow'ln Elk
ton, for a long
time known as
.'Scotts shops
and ara prepared
TO do all kinds of
Smil,,work and
Wheelwrightipg
II the best man
ner and at short
nation
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TIE CECIL W HL(i,
Honor to all Kaniicrafts.
BY c. L. WHEELER


Honor TO him whose sinewed arm
Swings the ponderons aledge;
Honor 10 him whose sturdy hand
Delves at the frntless hedge;
To every loiler who striveth
TO beauliiy the earth,
Be honor and fame far greater
Than to men Of Kingly birth!
To toll is 10 fiji complete
The Lord oflife's command,
To crown with golden fruit and grain
The wiIds of every land;
To rear the mansion or the cot
In city or in glen.
That peace and Happiness may dwell
Amid the homes Of men. ...fr
Who makes the blade of grass to grow
Where there grew none before,
Is greater than the demi-god
Whose mantle drips with gore:-
Then plant the spade in desert ground,
find make its treasures spring
To bless the hand and home Of him
Who's nobler than a King!
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Bark Wanted.

The highest market price paid in cash or goods
for Spanish or Black Oak Bark, at w. PELL'S
cheap store East end Of Elkton.
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FALL End WINTER GOODS.

WI" To,>ert would respectfully inform the
puo,t. Eat lie 49, resolved !arrn ard we'll Sc
i,a. atu"G Of ~ 2 i Winter Goods, which he
row ".N''rs Al YER ow pliccs. They concst il.
part o. +, 49, Frnuch and Beaver Cloths Q
various colours :: PRICES, Cassimers, Satine.ts,
IarrseYg TtEt.lirs &c.
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CABINET WARE ROOM
In Elton bu
MARSH bank IL GansyyeE5.

'EiIE undersigned have established
themselves in Elklon, at the shop in "IHe
Ns'fou," formerly occupied by Mr.. Sim
mons, where they purpo'e preparing to
order, and keeping IN hand all kinds 81
Cabinet FURNITURE.
Having learned the business in one
he large cities, they have brought wit.
hem all the arts of the trade, and are
prepared to maka the best articles, as vel
as the cheapest, and as they do their work
themselves, and are under but light ex-
penses, they can afford to sci a. lower
prices than the city shops.
In short every article in their line, no
matter how stylish or costly. or whether
be of Rosewood Mahogany, Cherry
Tor common pine.
They wllalso make collins ofalI kinds
and attend FUNERALS,
whenever their services may be required
Persons engaging furniture from them
may rely upon having it well made and
Of good materials.
ROBERT MAHSHBANk.
MATTHEW CANTWELLs
E|kton June 9Th do
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GilIing Irvine +! Gllling Twine!"!
YHNO dealers and consumers of CHILLING TwINE.
e Just received by the last steamer
$500 HIS. Gilling Twne
s. Cord Of II numbers,
O"superor quality which will be sold at great
sacrifice TO close sales. Those in want will do we'll
to call, as we will sell lower than can be pur-
chased. J. DukEHART & Co.
No 1870 Baltimore st between South s. CAL
vet st Ba timore.-Jan. 20, '49-2m.
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~. Irn.NrNT tNbiHa rAnrY.

Tho udmTrrH oi rba works pat erIh ly
Cob l'sHoHl-ltutri7 uu'l explorations iU
Lgraridc rrg.nn--will raarat % lH#fH il,Hi
-ad ds4sfef- hsyo Co., tiilei iit,+t+'ii.l ti- psf-
g ouihrirnrw tour
We copy lis week o long article from lho
lnlollIgrurer in regard 20 ne Gril Reports ~
lbose disasters evidently fom tho pen ~
Got, bvutUu, -iUre rhr puhiicHriuU NJ TIM
article hy the lnlellgeucer iI appears dot
some further iufounUHoulHs bneu received
from Col Fituonta parry, WHICH goes 70
couGrn the previous mpous N lhe death Of o
portion Of tho sColonel'a parry. The extent
of tho disaster II U0tuow falls known, hui a.
lho course Of q few worlls more nccUuls NJ
formation will Boz received,
The Washington correspondent ol llle \,
York C0mmrrciHt FlHteH lIiut Mr. Benton is
deeply affected by tic confirmation Ola por-
lion Of lin disnslr0uH intelligence nom cob
lromont's expedition, The adventurous pur-
~ were mude ~ Of yhunG men Of his', c,ar.
meter, from different purtH Of tie bHioh They
were young meu from New York aud olhcr
Northern States some nom the District lW-
l0yci-& rcspcrtrd by wide circlrH Of iirn,ls,
The residue went irom the South md West
air preur-, if',ai Nasi'Is Iesl, j. Loaf Ills
iiic h particularly drplorod. he had hccu
/ long u rSidrnt lhoro, lie WIS GerniDn,
md WIS renowned ~ M excellent draufliiH-
innn The READERS of Col, Hfcubuts fcpOrlr
viii remember Ihu dreadful tutlcnugs aud
the marrow escape at Mr. l',rursfe lsiidur-
ing flirmrmoruirir fusvue' bY Col, T. of the
Sierra NryadB Ia ne dopllIut winter, When
the nnmo ofIlis grnluuinn Aud0horH, Wh0m
he bad known m -. L0uis,wcrc given 10 Cot.
lienlon ,ns among lho lost, ho burst into tcnrs,
The COLONEL II awaiting ,he return Of the
CrrErcut cIty from thHgrrs, win intelligence
ofllc safe oiriynl there Of Mfs, FtfmuuL Tie
viii then vet ont for Missouri
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WNUINGTGFi Monday, Arul 7.
Fso, WisHnUrUV ArTWirIfIrHf-i . g.
,i,,1ndft Rpmsry, GA Member ni lnilii ''f
A N,'p gnns,luuia, luor i-rno IlHndnlll Co.,.
IN ,ppuinod Ca.r.pn. of iln hlnr-nln
T.,dlog GOV. bennington, oi N,l having
a' nav, Robert q, T.. Alien ofkyr o Ffidu-
,'o(W,sr Point Academy, md recently
NV E'.,or ofhlalhsmaliCs RndCWil Engineer
,.,u Pennsylvania LaiyersllY. hos beeu AZ
'alt.d,ej Poet Office Agent IN California wee
,yu psg Xn0rhles, removed,
'r.dWilsou Of Missouri, hns rereWed the
.mgaunoul of Navy Apanl f"r Tan fHn'
rm,L Payne ofTdxas lias been appointed
.u',1r, Store Keeper NJ GALVESTON,
Wm. squircs, fereHllyH large conlrnclor
,fLdsn Antiquities 10 the Smithsonian Ia
.',,ui,pu. lhs received the appointment Of
Cborpe dAilnircs ~ Guainmniai wee tlgnli
lie. ofkeumcky,
Han George Evans OF Muilo, has had nu
,,,su,sW with the rrcsidoWihut he hnt
oo, AZ, nccemrd lhe CommishlourrMp ou
,he Mexican Claims, * IL IN somewhat doubt
,,I whether be does.
bkunIcr,lood Jhnt--Sh Sherman hns been
annotated T. :. Marshal tor New Jersoyi 0l
-. flat Va Sluhhs has noon superseded, il
he smlo Deparlmeuthy Mriinllcr
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In Burke, March +, Ms Ice, LAwroy,
aged 80
- In Cabot, March II, or consumption, Nlfs
SAHAu IT,, w,tr Of Mr John Gihhs, aged Ia
years and d mOrthH The death of Mrs g. ,H
dcrpb felt leaving brtrnvrd husband and
iva small children with ~ nf'~d father, who
,sa w,dpwor, 60 mourn hrr departure. ~ frr
fuuht HHffwpu Z, sinful bud lntcuuuttD, az o.
nrirhhur shr mtfi.d the tsinvW. of pIl WbI
know h,r For r1fs fhrhat bc,n 70 prnr'sI
Hor col the christian religion, md during h~t
last ,llursa, which VrF Fteturiud t' lul~
mntr ihun e tcbr % c'nhns i,lAp Waa cheer.
ed with thc b.hof tlot her present r0liotinu
WOO Nurkug iur u.t future uud eternal wei.
faro Although hrr suilr'in ,s wctr ,Atfrmr,
md painful ore % Nns % leave L,l family, uhs
lrltto s,j, not uiy vii, q Father, but th'no br
Huur She d,cd happy ~ the FWmpha ui i1iih
leo her R'dremcr uud "a hupsa ct q rlu!'"us
Tuenda and rhya,ar, could nots,ye
iIrf mortal body fIu n iIir Hf1Nut
No,r1u ihr grave drl4,p b,r tAoIy,
- I'Fr S'Ht.' Hh II Did hrr 60 uppruf,
I" Dob SO 'ut Conn, of" requested O.
t.nt. Comm
Boz nmlr Nu.a.1, flts.,n. w.rGu.u.
i0u lt'.r, fsG Boo Do. -1h 1s.roi ler ..c.--
lfuH. .s flD GAZING, ".Hu'H ..Nur T t.IfnIag
UH lu 'aU !....uu l .aa a,IHrira.tt.a.
assisted 200 ihft could trI1yl ,.,s os.,tl..i 'Aa
c.Hr''sy 30 nruU. Uti, MI. r''"H u. Il .Nl,
ilr.. +,i,4. ..if.-- ,. 3D. .Hll- al.r.l y
|tarhWrrt ' '.r wife, NHI la,. ru'.t d.
4 b0Id OF n'i', hope 1ud rr.,y,' F".'Nct
urs.euatiuH o. lhr dap.U luvu uj her Heaven.
Ig Father auu 81 tguai ga the glnuups WIsr,.l
ui h'r SAVIOR IHJ % H HIHg, or Euri,ty
H.f I..t 't' 20 L>-rsn. noe replace, nuD
rlNupEH death be- robbed earth ut oGr OF trr
lusvi -, W., have tho ,sUutaucc that her
SN"iur and ltr God will replace the 'iost ono
$50 M alogIous emblem OF liu and ,munrthlt.
iy ruuurr iu Alaine and Conn nrr Desired
' notice. toHm
IN luahurgh. March ~, of consumption,
Mr. David W harrington, aged a.
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By Telegraph 20 Boston Atlas.
CONNECTICUT ELECTION.

I llARrfoUp, April g.
ihere Is no choice Of Governor by lhe 1,ea-
re
The House IL still Ia duuld, So Gir, there
have been elected ~ Nhigs, Sc Locos, 10
fee Soil-nnd 80 To be- heard RON,
Twelve Wigs aud eight Iocos nrc elec-
lsl 10 lho SounIr.
Three Locos aud one Wig are elected 10
Congress
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Fisr a. AuufRsr ~ ~ 'tho Anhrul
Sloam Milis, built about lWp yours ngo, were
WAlllg dlulrlrl Ly Gre lasl Sunday morn
iup, Tho lof- 10 estimated al ss5O1o i'm
fured Tor 5000
Cy"Truuesrrn boz caught lhr rpirll Of g.
Emancipation, 10 wouhI scem, fbe Knoxville
Tribune h publishing rrries Of c0ieibul o.
rirlos iu IN Cyori which npnpular CaHsru.
liol on tie sllrot n cafied fur
0y-At montreal on he 2llr, u verdict #
SlsOOO damage wa- given oFniusI the proN
rraos Of lbe Nouh Upper Couala stages
for injuries Sustained 10y Mr. Russell, ia. con
sequence otlho INVESTIGATION Of driver lle
wn- prccipilntrd iuio lhe water which ~
suited ia lI,e ldss Of l'is lael Oud bnuds,
GyyAlr., Am Cory licd No. Nov Haven,
on lho l7lh, aged 80, she wEFdie relirl ~
Elhddgr Gerry ouo ofllo eigucrs oflho dec.
loraliou Of lgdopcudeucs, prominent naS,
10 Iho old struggle between pomdcmts nm
Fedegeli'lT, md ,G6,erpor Of Massachusetts.
G-tfCol, John W, Fornty, editor ofrhs
Philadelphia l'0fHsy yaHiuu, has resigned ii-
office Dfsurvglor Of llio fou,' fpr llb reason
lliaL/haying warmly opposed the election 81
J7rn 'f'aytGf, 30 now deems II diHiIuuurui'ir
10 hold office upderlip,
G/@The prile Of $500, offered 10y lIe A.
mofican Peace Society ior lho hest essay on
HE Mexican war, hNs hoeu,nwnrird TO liav,
A, Lryormoro, le6f koeno n, H. IL win
soon be Published
G-g~A despatch rom Washington states
lbnr Gov, Pennington lHs formally declined
'lhe appointment Of Governor dfMNosoIa, Tor
private reasons,
For Oh kinds Of goods suited 10 those Who
are providing QuGih i1e California, Oak Hall,
lioston, seems 10 keep the lend, a. tho cheapest
aud Ftcateft place 'iu the uuion, lt,salan an,
ryallcd fofoycty variety VI Furnishing Goods
Tor Travellers, Gentlemen who stay at home,
boys Clothing, 40 Ses The Advertisement
~ another column hlumH
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:. t'Rf IN VERdENNEs.-- ~ lqsrn dto6. the
=. "!H'"fer 'taEq destructiyo fire brokF out-1n
,'$'se"sRs nborI 9 o'elnck last AIonday.porr-
w oy which .sevsn bnildirgs--thtos stores
: '"" t'Or dwelling, knqses, together with out
entireiy . cons,imcd. - The
i-tole. l9ss is estimalSd M rver $4,000 his
ne kndHn in,yy i,y,i n, :.
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MARSHALL iONgs' ESTATE.

Caledonia .DiHifiot, sa,
In Probate Court holden AZ Dauyillc, ui aud
Tor said dtatrci, on tho 31th day Of March.
a - iri1-
ID uSSELL llALLETT, Administrator on
W the Estate at MaTshall Jones, late OF ~.
JohUshury, m said district, dccraard, presents
his administration account Tor settlement .--
Whrfcupnn u - ordered that the Same br rcfcF,
rcd 90 The 2ith dag at Apti next, at the Pro,
hntrOihcc "a sad District, for examination aud
nll1N anoe aRd that all concerned br notified
by tie publication Of this order IN tho Culrdp-
man, newspaper printed mt 81, Johnahury,
three weeks Succcssiycly as snon ~ may De-,
that they may appear, and at said tlmc aud
place, Il they see cause, 'nbjeot thereto
by order 81 churt-Aiicst,
THERON HOWARD, Judge.
4 true copy sfrcofi--Attr-i,
Glnwal THERON HOWARD, judge
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el 5"ADE TRrEs.-This is tic soas..4.-;,r
Jal ST. pm should be thinking of setting
r,ro" uue Trees IN our Villages. Notliny Is
erIpno u,nomen'ulio dwellings Of every dies.
be- linz 'u' ana there is something so attractive
Larr running arches aud lofts aiaIes of yer-
!, rb,, '''ed Ivy leafy and hossonine branch.
n,,nrm w. one who is alive TO tho beauties
sfls ,,... M''I forget 10 plant. trees in front
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EeeAaH9e Open
NyOU win linda l,HHr lol Of
SASH, DOORS
ANN
SPRING GOODS.
Samuel Parsons & Co., Boston,

OFFER for sale at the lowest market pri'
" .ccs, 1000 Pac kag,s of American Cloth,
Cashmere, rwctds Saincls, Jcnns, Dcn'us,
St,iseA. TIckinEs, Sheetings AMI Shirtipgai-
Ann c,.mp!atc-r.sortmcnt o1 Sprung Goods
by Forrign arrivals, consisting IN part OF
Rales French AM German Cloths q DoeSkins'
Cases Silk and Cotton warp Cnshmuretls
do plain and fancy plaid Cu'sln't' an" hf'
ninetts.
do English ribbed and T'rotnn CoolinEs
clothA. plain and hg q.
do Supcrior black and fancy SILK Ncs;ngN
DO Al Slate riiicuS and fancy b'''e''- i's'!l---
do Scotch de lanes aud fancy dress Goods.
do Freuch and Scotch Ginghlms, English
Prints >.''
do plain and checked Len GinRhams
do English and French lawns, MusIin- ana
Barcrcp
do Swiss and Book Aluslns, lndn. Linens.
do Victoria and Bishop Lawns, check Cam
brics
do Irish l.incna. Tnhle GnYgrs aud -N1nkins-
d. Biack fafrta aud Ottoman Silh shaw Nv.
dn-Gents' and Ladies' silk aud l'SIe thread
Glovcs.
do Indrs' Cotton Hosiery Of every variety /
do Wrought bIacS Luce, aud Green Geu4r .
Vcits
d, do dcnts blEcl, itqlj"n und'uney SILK Ora,
do Ladies aud Grnta Linen Cambria Hand
kctchich ~ a % Frdcr0| StTett
Boston, March, l-il. bb0m3
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FIRE REMARKABLE pREsERVA.
TlON.

4 fire htnke out Ia our village, hloui o.
clock on ihr uoriinR Of the lsl inst, in the
lurge wood building on Slulo Street recently
dlled ~ by The firms of Town q Hail East.
maRA Dhtlorll,nud occui,iod for u PRINTING
Office, Book Store, Jewellers shop, sc. Sc
Tdrliro originated Ia the iliir,f story. ~ ~
4 apumrnt occupied hy Mr. fnrrinrlon for a
II olrrl slmp. Tho fire u supposed Ia lnva
Il L.nlt0n The slovo funnel. IL wns first dis
II daud hy the light which II throw mto the
a 6H7w ~ an adjoining Uniting, ani WIZ
her iuru,up with considerable fury. Two
onng men were sleeping in she upper Ion
aumod1loly over tic Gre, nnd were: culircly
acorsciuus nCihrir danger, uiWl aroused hy
lricuds Who hurried 10 tloir rescue
'Iri WIS ilir situation oflistlnri uI iuili-
20, IN connections with the strong wind
'nn the West. Tint the rurtruf Main mud
srlc ~rrcls nusl hpyr hrru nWrpl ~, thr
lImrs. had 10 no, lrru E.r lie triN tutlf
.uJ puuuW"uly el1us orogr Grcmeu nhl
rULcn-.
Nv lmuuplou s"li.t- moro severely hv
the Gfr dmu 10Y other one. Ills los.Is csti.
mated 40 $1,000 $500, aud mo iu4uryfnri'
CoDsDiaiailo damage Wps don" - ilrr
.Illng and PmrI1l Once, hut wN- insured.
Nhrl' wr reflect upon tire circumstance.
ue link We hive rr,at c0usT Of cr1iiIrf
roa hind P,orii,Uf1N hint yr Wcrc .vnv,d
from Me ruvlar- o'o Authorization.
Clrt'gu .UauiDlN..I HFNI...r
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CANAplAN ArrAIRs.

A Montreal correspondent of llo Troy
budget writes under dUto of March 2ld, llni
Montreal md tie appearance Of an armed
cils4c Ito suyE
military officers aro husiy employed IN
reviewing and puu,6R Hll thugs Ia ordor--lhr
streets nrc crowded with the police, which
Is iliu l,'w days lns hrru grrully iuclNhs.
cd, The hgwit knife mud rrvo'cr nro ~
c.iH,iEuI aud arl Glla4lrigl lA AIDA i.GHAsLle-
~ u,cy would lee IN Cuilurrin. Aud nu
Euslshmu hrrc NJ She present moment,
WuUld readily rNchim, "Nly soul h Ia nrus
uui,rnpr f'l ,llc liuy" Meetings nrr nipht.
~ htlh tu which1hc public feeling aud iudig.
ugiIVl iv us inutlly uUd urruly prurlaiWrd,ur
b. you'd hc ~ tho tuurd Smtr-. A husi.
moss sf'uH 10 lnvr come ~ q -ipud-til await
drg tho dlul decision of dat bdl, II l. r,i.
d-ut lhtl q dtrtdf'l -lpr,n- i,st gathering,
mud crr hong VIII break forth IN one mshN
torrent. Ito ruruci people upprut lu d.
equal, ns drIrrminod Va thrif purpose, uud
tur the time being have the hest cId Of the
Nich,' .bnyug a decided nuurijy ofilr Log
rlauut hut which body The Euglsh nrr
dctrrWincd To- dissolve. either ly pri,ttouinp
bor 'JrsiN7 Interference, 90 ly ioroo Of
urus'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-07

Co.,. 'p IolN'--lhe Rochester Advertiser
,,,,. we saw day or two since an English
."''s ceiued in lS75. II must have Maid
h, l,' number of small debts, since Eliza
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The Markets.

BRIGHTON MARKET, Thursday March -,
: 'Rrpurtcd for the Traveller
d, &tmifkct, 900 heefca,tlc, % pairs working
-oHen, - cows and calves, 500 sheep and 5000
Hwinc.
hee' enttie-Estra, SG,75j Ist quality, ESQ.,
"a 40 900 I'd do. 3d. 4th do. $50
Working Oxen-Daii Asles at 80, 90 os,
ang slew
Cows and CnlYca-aalea at - ps. 30 "A,
and $37. ~ '''
't"p----"'"s-"t -9,'5,a and $50; Ono lot
sold for SO each.
Swine-5i Oh rctol % a "a, Ohio'5 aG =
BOSTON MARKET April 2
FLOUR--tloward street 5.pj 3 ~; Ohio.
$50 a . 90; Genescc, com. br. 3, as a 600
CORN--N GLOW, round, % q 90, flat On 81,
white 80 SO
oATs-southern, ga -; northern, % ~.
eastern, 81 90.
WOOl.-For domestic fleece aud pulled,
ffFTU, aud PFicrs are fully sus.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-07

PoruLAriUN o. MoNTrrLIEH.-Nr l,Ufu
rom urc FnemaR that tbr number Of iul.,h.
HRu,s Ia the village Of Montpelier h 1894.
Brnrlohuro lipsl village, on the l,toCJ auuuiy
couiained 1905 Inhabitants. SOFT seems that
our Si!lage /. second in size in the Stnrc-
burlington alamo being mtger-- BIgHYebo,o
..Eagie:
'.SEAyERl.IS CALIionHA,-A louor from
hu cailsriA,rto tho y, V Commercial Al.
vorlistr su&si
Ono ward ppon the subject of slavery It
would Lr rs easy Ia introduce it into New
sr!' ri irilu teeatttor,lia, action OF Con
l!r'"s1 cnn dcc,de ,ho questions; it is already
Ct-dc,l 10y ,hG intpssibiluy of retaining
sla'fs, ~ tsr character oi'thr riuigrans and
Ivy thc'pursJ'is oi' the inhabitants.
Hsti's tRILI--The trial of Tom liver
iorais AsrN 'yilh. Yankee Sullivan, hns Just
tel7nhrlesl, aud rrsuIted in .6ue Of S7O0
and rosts, paiiha IN ell.HhaucSl0o0,
{rYaI'Fe Cholera still prevails nj New Or
-eglis. Slnl she river landings. The river yet
fcu.ains high, and macy plantations nro UNI
Her wuter.'' Great loss IL anticipated.
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scu.,pnr who &rs n Nu,hiuefrr ls'
.nmmrr rlat"s ihy1nlin,,mr auot ln'f; CoL
ll,k,lJwHh tltrD@' or f,uf 0'trs. ,.f. .t.ra
Ns n trout ~ w, s. uutl ulau q vi
.nau trcDsgd 'hru- ir'ld o. COM
.t'ncgror. u so'l ard vuul I,,r :r fu.l 70
Hc.rr/ lin-.r'l, vl.p b always mad.
~luuy m'i iin tbgt there vgt 70 utipmuu
\ nlhC/rcHllirr rourr who WINS tr,irpus Of
-tghs q iyt. irrurtlin-ly lir -''ri,rtl ,t,'i'r
Il TiluG rnopF ans pointing tu iolu p. Hale.
a @dE1'drc's.tl- man -i'Fr Fjrp'nipu went
.d''o ll-'e. srohr u.hih. mid offered go ,cll
nm H'. negtncri' Tic .surrrt,o Of Hide 90
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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-09

Teemen yet, we we're IreemeH the moment
We threw off the proscriptive yoke; and
we but wait now for his arrival and set
tlement in Washington to be frcemep
who have their share of the bOnors and
emolumeuts Of great Republic like this.
A howl. and general howl, a howl
in pyofundiSSimO, as well as dlfisjmO. is
10 be expected, ofcourse, whenever Gen.
Taylor or his administration sees fit To
turn out any tweaiy gear prescribing Of
ice-holder, and to put in any treHfy.yedr
prescribed Wing. "ProscriptiOn" will
be word concerted, pitched on the high
est note. and run down to the lowest, :
dwe't upon in a momentous and monoto-
nous draw, ,andl.rpped over hippanthy ina
hurried demi-semi.qu We must cx.
pect all this. We must accustom our
ears lit. A halfmillion ofonr Locofnco
brethren, who have been fatiening fol
twenty years, s,solemnly believe they have
life lease for Office. and that we are
bound 10 be their serfs as long as we al
live; and the very first effort we make Il
dispe this illusion. they will roar, anr
rant and scream, and yell as if Beelzebul
were let loose, with the whole Of his in
teresting court and rain.