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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-29

wv ly to receive fine assortment oil all
kinds of
Spring and Summer Goods.
We flaiter ourselves we have the best selections
now in the market, and we know that we can
sell cheaper than any Of our neigllbors; having no
expense aud willing to sell for small profits.
All that we can ask will be passing look be-
fore buying. Do as our neighbors said, view the
small stock we now hive aud il we cant please
you 60 to their large stock and buy.
We know we have every thing that is general
y'kept in our line, and not having a dozen clerks
10 support can afford TO sell TEN PER CENT
cheaper than any on the street.
Ladies'. we have been very careful in selecting
patterns Of GlNGHANS LAWNS and other
styles OF
Sy 0gMgM @MggS GOODS
together with SUMNER SHAWLS ofal kinds.
which you well know we will sell cheap Come
aud give us call aud live cant give the best bar.
gains we will not Ieel hurt at your buying else
where We sell only for really pay while Others
credit and must make pratt from yoa to cover
| bad debts.
The highest price will be paid for Wool AM
other Produce given in exchange for goods.
CRAWFORD s. JULIAN.
| Y al
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RODes and COrdARe.

A NY thing you want. from aFish Line to the
N Tow ROpeo Reel Of Cotton clOthes-lne
GEORGE KAUFFMAN.
Lancaster. May IL. l849 II
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u I! v y Y Y " v u v
n letter fran, JOHN "A. COLLINS, ESQ.
EDITOR aud PROPRIETOR ofMe TEN
PERy4NCE ORGAN. also AGENT AND
LECTURER for Me GRAND DIHISION
Of SONS or TEMPERANCE Of OHIO.
CiNc,NNATI, November -, 1913.
A. l.. ScovrLL- Dear Sir For the past eight or
ten months, have felt inclined To say something
in relation to the EX EXTRAORDINARILY HEAL
ING QUALITIES Of your preparation Of DR..
Rogers Compound Syrup OF LveIwon and Tar,
Tor your own, but especially for the brneht
those un onlnate persons whe are TllltEAl EN-
ED rAFFLlCTEDwiih PULMONARY CON.
SUMPTION, aud who like myself haye great
aversion to qnacks, 10 their specifics aud rdlh"lIi
cons; bula combinations Of circumstances has pee
vPuled Until nov.
IN November, 1916, my wife took severe cold,
which seuIrd upon her lungs. VIOLENT
COUGH was the consequence, which inrieased IN
seventy during the winter, aud reduced her 10 al
most SKELETON II was nearly inGessanl,
aud attended with SEVERE PAIN in the SIDE
aud BREAST, accompanied with FEVER and
COLD NIGHT SWEATS. SHE EXPECTO
RATED mnre than PINT Of MATTER DAI.
LY, ULCERS GATHERED upon her LUNGS
aud DlSCH ARGED. HER HANDS aud FEE 1
WERE COLD ANDCLAM MY as death, aud a
PURPLETlNT SETTLED upon HER LIPS.
The skill and varied ef0rs Of family physician
were completely BAFFLED. On The lst of May,
l847, he informed me ihat he could do nothing more
than gTani her temporary relief, that her case As
! HOPELESS, aud that she could NOT SURVIVE
more Than fortnight al the (nTlhest. Immediate.
ly called upon DR.. K $. NEWTON Of this city
! (who has been 81 Skul in the Treatment OF eau
cers,) aud stated her case to him. lie recommend
ed Dr. Rogers Lhefwou and Tar, assursd ME thai
tlrlc was nothing Of quackeIy about il, but purely
| "A SCIENTIFIC PREPARATION, and gave mt
the history Of several cases. all considered hopeless
where this preparation RESTOREDroHEALTH
bottle was procured, and in one week The ex,
peclnralon was nearly CONQUERED. She con
unued gradually 10 Improve, he appetite returned
her Cough in a few months CEASED. SIfE
RECOVERED her STRENGTH, aud To n yer,
greul degree her heallh, aud is now a MOST FIX
! rRA0RDlN AIRY TROPHY OF The HFiAIlNG
/ VIRTUES ofDR. ROGERS 'PREPARATION
/ OF LlVEBWORr AND TAR. re. p fe
/ can also say that have derived very great ben
est lron this preparations for hoarsenes, lhroa
! and sIrictnre across Inc chest. have been ena
| hlsd, while SUFFERING FROM SEVERE
COLD AND lIOARSENESS, to speak viii
comparaUve ease lur Two hours. Ii has one al
vantage, In my own case, over other rxpectorants
IL does not derange the digestive functions, produc
ing headache, or nervous inability. I.la
regard it as admirably adapted for the use O
public speakers. Respectfully yours,
II t. JOHN A. COLLINS.
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,Cn,n4, n F;f,h and Race. Cincinnati.

Cnrner Of Fifth and Race, Cincinnati
Also, by BURY & BECK. Lancaster, fairfield
County, General Agenis; Ashbaugh & Beery. Bre-
men; Glendennine 4 Cornet, Winchester; w. w.
Hite. Li,hopolis: Crist Pickering, Pckerington: I:
Az e, Mf,hoG, Loekyillc: w. r: Breck, Carroll: I:
Leonardo 4 Brother, Basil; N. Beatty { Co. Bal
,in,oFe. John woodward, New Salem: e, Kalb /.
Rushville Daniei Hawkins, Sugar Grove.
.Eahrnnrr B 1910 aaif
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VVhite Lead.

syn Kegs PURE WHITE LEAD, warranted.
V 65 do Paris Green; 80 do Chrome Green,
witha general assortment PAINTS just receiv'
ed ami lor sale by GEORGE KAUFFMAN
lancaster, August H. l84S IA
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For sale, Wholesale and Retail by c. s. Brdsall
Cincinnati; George kaufman, lancaster q. Nc
Fadden. RaskpiHe; D. b. Rindhart, Lthopois;
$. S Russell, PiekeviagtoI Fl 4 J. Leohnnrd,
Basil; o II. Mnhler, Somerset; n. Beatty Il Co,
Baltimore.
February 9, 1915. 80
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Hal and Cap Manufacturers.
400 GnIIOns TnMncr's Oil.

On DraJr, by he GaNon or Borrei
n Barrels LINSEED OIL. 3 Lo Sp furpenline,
- with supply Of Winter Sperm, Meats, Foot
aud Lard OIL Tor sale by
GEORGE KAUFMAN
Lancaster, August !, lSio ID
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GSR EEENRERG aRNu ID a. NV
-
N0' on, DT0d1Wdy, We~ f0rH'
WESTERN BRANCH,
NJ, 21A Min Street C;nc,nno,; O5.o
~ - - -,
%HSINk-ElM thE SEASON oF THE
~ <alEy WSN YEAR mas come when
%IN1E[GkWA eI"ene cuie Snou,o %
YSA1No - E-\,'"'sm" ~ ~ '.-n 'ue "e''''' wear
Gl { .Na&11 Wy q" ''o u'sedses oi sum
| In.' a'e udcaole 10 inc
I | RNf1N4 | IrNPosu'es ~ 'he spring,
M NKSM 4G/ orU l"e neglect o' 'hose
A\N H. w'"." modns WHICH
N WvVNNAI snoulu nave oesn re-
ID NEW70NT so.'su w. "ot sur
m'Shs '"a' 'ns n"man-
system snou'n DC po~e''uuJ "neo'eu a' 'ils 'ine;
ne W"ole 'eain " na'I,e rs s"uws n"' "onue'lui
to new life, aud man aud beast and all ami
maled existence are Affected. Now Is pte time
therefore, 10 use snch lnedchAi preparations It's ex-
penanre mas SHOWN 70 oe inIdi'laoie III Inc preven-
,'on ana cure OF n,seese; n,c, as
orhiH" riGD,UiNbo'
tne uIaIenoeTB ffgelao'e Vnis, ue "IaienneIg
tlea''h nitis', ana tne u'aienoeis oaisaPanIla
compound sno1ln suppressed ., au o'pen. Tor UNI
versa use Tue rus anu p'.'efs are nca'euiaoie
Vaue. lnnse VINO 'ake 'nsH neeu NOT ieaf me en-
erVeung enses o' '"e summer "h'oh Is athano'
ne oDec' Of 'he present D""e'n Is 70 apPfiSe the
p%onc o, Sme sGnnowIe"Se. s4pe,,Ur,'y o. me
""Af r'NDhh" Tn%HarA nn,1Mn nlLLA IoM-
IoynD.
oarsapst'na Us o. vas. sincacy IN eieansins zoe
sys,e" OF no iou,esi Hm's; ont nus' oe prepared
a. the most i@th'a' manner Is not enough
una, we put lnolarse vessels or vats 10 steep OF
oo',' mixing WIN great quantities o. moiasseS
ana ws,sr' an eu'.cle mus manpiae'uied mus' mus
Wure he zone q me stonlqch, and be comafauVs-
y inert Ihe sarsapariIe compound manuiac.
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virtue and power 10 heal so many diseases. But
since il is well known that more than 10000 per-
sons have been cured, our friends will begin 10 re-
alEe the truth OF our remarks, which we made about
six months ago; viz: that there would not be a
family in America who would live day wilhunt
posse ssing hox of McALLlSTER'S .4H Healing
Ointment, il they bu, knrw lis virtues.
McAllister's ALI tleang Onlment restores per-
spiration in the system. by this means il opens
those avenues Though which nature carries off the
impurities within, aud thus relieves the body Of dis
ease. 1t is thus that il cules Consumption, Feven,
Scrofula, Eryspelas, Asthma, Salt Rheun, Sick
Headache, Quincy, sore Throat, Rheumatism,
Scald Heads, Pains III the Chest, Side aud Back;
Dyspepsia. Posnns, Sorr Breast, ealness, Cutau
eous Eruplions; Sore Eyes. Inflammation of the
Bowels, Kidneys aud Brain, Bans, Chilblams,
Piles, Horns, .1gucs, Cold Feet oliver Complaint
Ucers,aud all Fever Sores, luAammations Of every
kind.
A. & S HFNDRY, Ashtabula, O., Genera
Agents for the State of Ohio.
AGENTS Bury s. Beck Druggists Lancaster
Fairfield County General Agents: Glendennig &
Corner, Winchester; WIN. W, Hite, l.ithopolis
H u ] Leonard. Merchants, Basil, N Beatty 6
Co Druggists, Baltimore, John woodward, Grocer
New Salem, Kalb, Druggist Rushville, A & r
Milhoff, Lockville; CrSl n Pickering, Pickering
ton; w. F. Breck, Carroll: Daniel Hawkin, Suga
Grove, Ashbaush e. Beery, B,emen.
November H., l646. 3m28.
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CABINET MAKlNG G.

ThN,l. aoderss sred respectfully announces 10
y the cilis euS OF Lancaster mud vicinity that
ha iuleudS eiiyug on the above business IN all
Us eario" 6rdtehcs NJ the old stand Of Henry
SchuIlz. III Connects Ro,c, two doors below the
Eagle OiliCo; ~he,e by strict attention To business
lie hopus tO re,clye liberal share of public pa
trnhuge lie Intends To keep work Of the phin-
est aud most Fashionable atvlo on hand, a, al times
aud II, M prices. Ills Wink will be made in the
wry brS m0,Rcr nd olthe best seasoned timber
lie has IN has enpluy some Of the very best wufk
men IN the State aud therefore cun warrant hi
work lie will makes
SOFAS aud LuUNGES--Gnest quilted to the
plainesi pad seats;
| TURKISH DlVANS aud 0TTOMANS;
SIDE BOARDS-ol the most fashionable aud
superior slyo. mud nl various palteriG
BUREAUS Mahsgaly und plain orevery des
cripiion, TABLES # Nil pn,lerus and styles;
/ MAHOGANY CHAIRS; Book Cases and Sc
crotOries; Counting Iuuse aud other Desks;
| HAT RA { KS ol every descriptions
| WARD ROBES aud WASH STANDS;
! BEDSTEADS-M Mahogany, Walnut and Cherry
lligh.pust French Cvuclies, French, Grccun aud
Serpenlino.
CUfFlNS ma,e in the shortest notice and No
extra charge Tor lealse. An funerals will be at
= tended To in person.
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Save a Dime in Every Dollar,

Save Il Dime in Every Dollar
BY DEALING ON TUE READY Pay SYSTEM
LNOR by this system o doing business you nov,
il er, IN auy cast pny or goods which you do
nut get nor do yuu hye 10 pay profit that will
Justify the mcu you deal with in laying out Of
their money n long time, or help nuke up Tor bad
debts which are uI necessity mala by all men 10
some considerable extent, WHO do business on the
old Greditsystem. ..a.
We are now busy engaged in opening large
aud attractive stock Of French, English aud Amer.
emu DRY GOODS, which we intend to offer ut
nnleurl ot low prices aud in doing so we shall
ndhero To our former style OF doing business,
which we honestly believe operates for the nu'
lunl iutercst ol the buyer aud seer-all we ask Of
any uuprejndioed person s to Gull and give
Ihe Ready Pay plau trial and we promise you
in the end that You shall buy ms many goods for 80
ceuts us usually costs you n dollar.
GO4 Ds AT 10 PER- GENT DISCOUNT
From Credit Prlces, ..>t...
A large nnd heavy invoice just to hand, in which
mny be found an endless variety uf new and lash.
ionNhle stylps OF dress goods, suchhs
Rich changeable DRESS SILKS ofa)l colors,
BLACK aud BLUE BLACK SILKS, (of sever,
nj widths md prces.)
FANCY FIGURED md PLAIN
BEREGES Of ollc colors, Tissues,
PLAIN and DOTTED SWISS MuSLlNS, for
evening aud wedding dresses, '
MUSLIN GlNGIlAMS, Earlston aud French
GlNGHAMS
Plaid and Plain LINEN LUSTRES, "a new
article and good imitation Of the changeable slks.
LAWNS, MUSLIN DELAINS, ALPACAS,
BoMBAZINES &c. &c.
Men and boys Wear.
We have u iull and general stock Of fCoATINGS
ofall kinds, colors qualities md price, embracing
every now mtcle in the market, and Puntaloon
Smfs by the cord halfcord, or armiull TO suit the
purchaser.
ALso---A good aud well assorted stock OF
TlCKINGS, CHECKS. LINENS
DRlLLINGS, NANKEENS, FLANNELS,
Brown and Bleached MUSLlNS,
, JEANS, TWEEDS, aud every kind Of mixture
ever seen or sold h-
A Handsome Lot of Bonnets
(New shnpes and styles,) Of every price. .
, Artificial Flowers and Bonnet Ribbons,
Parasols and Parasoletts cheap, ,....
An Unusually large stock Of Hosiery and French
Notion Goods. NFf
Hats, rrA
Fashionable silk. Fur. Brush and also Panama
Leghorn and Palm Leaf.
A general invitation 10 extended to all 10 cal
and examine new, cheap and desirable stock o
Goods suitable for the season, and going at unu
y lsaally low prices,
Lancaster. April 8, lsls. 40.
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A FRESH ARRIVAL,
LITTLE & DRHsBAcHs.

LITTLE & ESB "A CHS,
LAYING purchased out the entire interest Of
il il Messrs. JoHN EFFNGER g. Co. in the Dry
Goods Business, and having added thereto ularse
aud splendid assortment Of
Spring and Summer Goods,
Selected with the greatest care in the Eastern
Cities aud purchased at the reduced prices, re-
spectlully solicit a continuance OF the patronage
so liberally bestowed upon the former firm.
Their stock consists, in part, as follows;
GAOl@6o ON999 9OOO9O
Such as Bareges, Ginglams, Gingham Lawns.
Calicoes, Silks, Satns, Linen Lustres, Alpacas,
Muslin de Lains, sc, Sc,
The above assortment consists of almost every
variety Of the latest and most beautiful styles,
and will be sold at the lowestrates.
GENTLEMEN's DRESS GOODS,
Such as Cloths Cassmeres. Sattinets, Jeans,
Gambroons Lastngs Drap d'Ete, Tweeds, Lin
ems plain and bard, Oregon Cord. Consultation
Twills, Mohegan Denims, Camlet, Jeans, &c.
Cashmere, Satin, Silk and Marseilles yeslings
| Their assortment OF CLOTHS and CASSI.
MERES are ofthe best and most durable kinds;
their assortment of SUMMER WEAR is COM
posed of the latest and most fashionable varieties
and embraces almost every descriptions,
In addition to the above, they have the usual
assortment Of Muslins, Linens, Driings, Bagging,
Sheetings, Tickngs &c
A large assortment of Umbrellas and Parasois
Florence Braid, Straw, China, Gimp and Devon
BONNETS.
Leghorn, Palm Leaf and Straw Mems and Boys
HATS
A large and fine assortment OF Shoes, Slippers,
CATERS, Bnskins and Boots.
Also all other articles usually found in Dry
Goods Store, together with large assortment Of
QUEENswARE AND GROCERIES,.
The citizens Of Fairfield and adjoining counties
are respectfully invited TO call and examine the
above stock of Goods. Every effort will be made
to please them both as regards variety, quality
and price.
Country Produce of all kinds,
Taken in exchange for Goods and the highest
market price paid in cash, for Wheat, Corn Rye
and Oats.
l1- We still continue to occupy the OLD
STAND. in Ainspoyth's Rew Building, on-Mnin
st., Immediately West Of Bope,s Hardware Store.
GEORGE II. LITTLE,
CHARLES DRESBACH,
s. d. DRESBACH.
|, Lancaster, April 90. I849 SO
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fE5-The Genuine will be enclosed ln White
Wrapper aud Splendid Steel Plate Eugrave'l
Label. For sale Wholesale by .
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CHEAP JIM M e.

'VNHE Gold of California has ceased to excite
IL the attention Of the public mind, and bll
eyes are now turned to the CASH STOREof
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XAAW NOYXCE.
joins eAnAenrY, WILLIAM E. FINcEI

GARAd HTY & FINCH,
Attorneys at Law, Lancaster, o.
OFFICE-Foster's Builtling-Up-Stairs, in the
Room lately occupied by Hunter & Guraghy.
Lancaster, July 28 1913 l2u
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M'ALTST ER'S
han@AG9N9 OaNP@@N9a
Moro than 10000 persons
have been cured.

WT is IMPOSSIBLE
n to give 10 the public
an adequate idea of lie
g'eal success which has
attended the an Heal
ing 0intmentfor lne past
'lx months. ltis perfect
'Iy astonishing TO witness
the effects and hear the
praises bestowed on this
nledirine. No Que could
conceive thala single ne
dicinc pOssessed so unlIrh
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ConsnnlptIom Cured.

Cleanse and Strengthen. CoHsVmption ran br
cRrcd. BroactHis, CoAsWmption, Li0er Com-
plant, Coids, Catarrh, Coughs, Asthma Spit
hagof Bio0d Soreness IN he Chest, Hecit,
Flush, Night Sncais, Difficult or Pro(rse Er
Peetoraiion, Pam in tie Side, Sc. haze brei
and can be cured
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PILES,
a complaint of most painful character. 10
IMMEDIATELY RELIEVED,
DEDILITY OF THE SYSTEM,
A THnIIaANn NAMEH

as proof Of cures In this distressing clnss Of complaints
see pamphlet. Al broken dOHn, debitatsd coHSnutoHs
on the effect Of mercury. will find the bracing power Of
this article TO act Immediately, and the poisonous nner
eradicated from the system.
TAs ~ distinct PropOtieS which compose this article
manifest themselves particularly in the application OF the
head this paragraph For centuries there has been used in
liza north Of Eurepe. a
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10000 eases oT General Debility and want
Of NervOus Energy.

DR.. Townsends Sarsaparilla invigomies the
whole system psrnuneuily To those who have
lost their muscular energy by the effects Of mcdi-
cine or inliscreiluu committed IN yullb. or the
excessive indulgence Of Tie passions aud brought
on u general physical prosiratiou of the nervuns
system. lassitrdr, want OF ambition lnhliing sen,
sations premature decay and decline, hasleuing
towards that fatal ,iisease, Consumption. eau he
entirely restored by lhis pleasant remedy. This
Snrsopnriu rs far superior to any hDigOroiiHg
Corlidi, rs il renew aud inyisOrltes the system,
gives aciiviiy to tie limbs, aud strength 10 HE
muscular system, 10 a most extraordinary degree.
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HAYING purchased out the entire interest Of
l Messrs. john EFFrNGER g. Co. in the Dry
Goods Business, and having added Thereto alarge
and splendid assortment OF
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q d Y ! Z q q u q Y
"A letter fran. JOHN "A. COLLINS, ESQ.
EDITOR aud PROPRIETOR ofhe TEN
PERyANCE ORGAN. also AGENT AND
LECTURER for he GRAND DIPISION
Of SONS or TEMPERANCE Of OHIO.
4 ~
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Fis! Rtsl Fysi pr. Townsend not hu,iug
tested his SrSaparriIla in cases OF iis, Of course
never recommended IT, and was surprised In r,,-
celye the following from M Intelligent uud raapec-
table Farmer in Westolesirr county.
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MO! FOR CALITORNIAN

Lancnster. Arri! q, 1919. 81.
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Splitting blood.

New York Aprl23. l847.-DR TOWNSEND
] verify believe that you, SasaparlIhi has been
the mPals, through Providence, oi saving my lille.
| have for severul yenrs lad bad Couph. 1t BE-.
cnme worse aud worse. Al last | raised large
quantities oi blood, had nigaa lweais, aud was
greatly debiIiute'l aud reduced aud did nol ex'
peel 10 live, have only used your SarSaparlIu
sIoi, time, and there has wonderful change
been Wrought IN me-. am now able 10 walk all
over the city. riso IN blood, and my cough hns
left me You can well inngine thai | am thluk.
fol for these results. {rn obi seryant
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LOOK INTO THE
G r E a r w e S T E r n

wv f have received. and will continue week
" ly to receive fine assortment oil al
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Lancaster, Muy II, lod'
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Np1.tmg and SMMlmer Goods,

Selected with the greatest care in the Eastern
Cities aud purchased at The reduced prices, re-
spectlully solicit a continuance OF the patronage
so liberally bestowed upon the former firm.
Their stock consists, in part as follows:
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-08-10

IL The last Wisconsin Democrat contains a
brief sketch of each individual member compo-
sing the Free Soil committee, not very flattering
of course. 1t strikes US that if we were in pos
session of file of the Democrat we could hunt
up some portraits, still less fattering, of some of
the members of the Cass committee. Beriah
opposed and defeated E. b. Dean as candidate
for Senate, last fall. OF course he would not do
1t for any thing except a want of democracy in
that gentleman, yet now Re IS the very man to
call the faithful together. John Catlin, too, the
Democrat has frequently warned the public
against as man not to te trusted in politics.
yet now, wien the Free Sellers are disposed to
take him at his word. he affects great indigna-
ton. On the other hand the Argus has let us
into the history of those of their own committee
that the Democrat has spared, and between the
two we may safely infer (always exceptinp
ShoIes and the fellows who run away with the
statutes) that a set of greater scoundrels never
want unhung. But Plate and Herod have uni
ted for the purpose of guarding the treasury and
keeping every body's hands out of it, but their
own, and hence Messrs. Dean. Catlin. Smith
&c, have turned out to be very good democrats
and very good fellows, after all.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-08-10

The Detroit Free Press, the home organ of
Gen. Cass, in commenting on Cass' recent letter
says, "On the practical question we sec no diffe-
renee between Gen. Cass end Col Benton -
Nor can any one else who looks at the matter
canddly; and not only will they fail to perceive
practically any difference between Cass and Ben.
ton, but also between Cass, Benton and Calhoun.
The latter has never asked of Congress the pas
sage of law establishing slavery in the terrific
Ties. lie has demanded simply Eon-intervention,
and this, both Cass and Benton are willing to
concede. If Benton could be Governor, Judge,
and Jury, in the new territories, it would be all
Wilmot proviso men could desire. But such
cannot be, and whilst southern mon and southern
Judges think differently, and construe the law
differently, it is evident that those who truly de-
sire freedom for the territories, must hold a DO
sition antagonist to that of Cass, Benton, and
Calhoun.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-08-10

FATHER MATHEW IN BosToN. to
the, Boston papers the labors of Father Mathew
there are producing most decided results
Thousands are rushing to him to receive the
pledge, and the consequence Is general relax
alton in business in the three-corncred courts
a great falling off in constable's duties, empty
cutters, vacated dance houses, etc. The Chro-
no;ype has the following description of the state
of affairs;
Father Matthew may be life to the cellars in
Board street, but he is death to the police court.
to say nothing of the basincss which Moses VIII
ams wished to have regulated by Judcious
men and good Judges of liquor The court
room already is little better than desert
ConstGbles faithful and industrious men-beat
up Endicott street. Arm street, Broad streets.
and the s%arming sides of Fort Hill, but no game
afoot. Cutters untcnantcd dance houses still
and sober-no lows no riots, no wounds ana
bruises without cause-no work for the police
of course, no bread. Is not Ills l3nen;able?
And only some ten or eleven thousand Aaye taken
the pledge yet. How .mrch more deporabIc
when the pledged amount 10 about 10000!
at Is an actual and astounding fact, that on
Monday yesterday mornlng, which always i re-
iQtorc has earncred rich harvest oc drnnkards
'dto the police court, crly hro lonely cases ap-
peared! notwithstanding the most anxious scam
ming and cleaning Of the night police army aided
by the 81 cent light dragoons
'WEat is more, and more significant. our re-
porter having made digent search in all tic
liutfdl local tiles on Saturday and Sunday nights
found that lie liquor sellers as we'll as the lilnor
drinkers had taken the pledge, the fiery stock in
trade had been spin, and all was peace quiatness
and joy. How gloomy"