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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-07
:. WOOLEN GOODS:
NEW STOCK OF GOODS
'l''"- AT THE N' '''
GREAT WESTERN.

G EA r w z ST E RN.
tNUR old Stock being cut down TO mere no
II thing. we are now ready TO offer 10 the peO-
| pie. a lot Of NEW and SUBSTANTIAL GOODS,
well assorted, ten per cent cheaper than any Of
our neighhors, Why? Because they credit for a
| long time while we sell only lor the ready pay
gel ourmoney aLdDake twenty per Gentoutoii it,,
(some times) before they get their pay for Goods,
Our Stock isnow again complete.
Every attention was given in purchasing to
buy only, when we were satisfied bargains were
obtained, ,and are therefore ready TO give our
customers the same: If on trial, you do not find
our statement correct, we will uotcompluin il
you do not buy.
1t is part of our business to exhibit our Goods,
and ii always gives us pleasure to do so, only
look at our Stock before you buy.
tf.. ''fFOR THE LADIES tiJ f.hl
Ladies will see with us Cashmeres, Mons de
LANES, and other fancy Dress Goods OF the latest
style, almost as cheap 0s Calico. .rtEUa
The CalicOes are OF the richest patterns. and
in buying, we were careful to get only those
which were good colors.
The pacas nre cheaper than ever, and some
we know you will say are every thing that is
nice when you see them Black Alpacas ofrch
lustre and fine, toroaly hirty-sepen and hall
cents per yard. sold by all on the street for hall
a dollar. Ribbons are here olall kinds, from the
rich heavy scalloped just instyle TO ne At heavy
Ribbon sold for twelve and a half cents Land far
tler we did venture to buy few patterns OF the
richest Silk you ever laid your'eyes upon foa
FOR THE GENTLEMEN.
Gentlemen. there is large Stock of Cloths a,
tue Great Western, and they nre right, cheaper
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The Telegraph. Line in Operation,
New & Fashionable Dress 6 Goods

WE@oal,l, respectfully invite the Ladies' TO
ofDRESS GOODS. The styles Of this description
olGoods has entirely changed within tile last year,
aud we can now show, them something that is
NEW aud hapdsptnef by far than WINS ever before
otieredin this market. consisting Of 100 pieces Of
English and French Mens de Iaiues and Cusll-
meres, French and German MefilIns; Chameleon
sCashmeres, Gefmania and Lyonese Cloth; Plain
and Fig'd Bhck Silks; Chameleon aud Satin
Tnrkcon do Aipacns OF every color; French aud
American Gngharns; 100 pieces CALIcOES,
warranted fast coors large aud splendid assurt.
hient Of Black nnd,n mode Thihet, Plain aud silk
iEmbr'd Cloth aud Terkerio SmiwlS,
LITTLE & DRESBACHS.
Lancaster. October 5, 1919 %
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FASITIONABLE TAII.ORlNG.

Ell q. TROU r. continues 10 carry
u H. on the Tailoring Business aud will always
lie lnund at the old stand, IN ShgBtr's Bniiiiag,
one door east Of The TdLmddge HoNSe, whore
he will be ready In wait upon all who may give
lin cali HOW'LL illconstanlly be in receiploIthe
u a u ig y u " a. u GI u o 81 So
Aud liis work will bo ol tho neatcst aud must
durable kind lie will employ uone hui The best
oiworkrnen mud will use every effort to please the
public aud sccnroa share of their patronage
Give him u call.
Lnncastor, June o. 1919 5H
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LRr EvERYRoDY RRAD THIS CARRFULLY.--There Is
Sarsaparila foe sale n the different Towns called 8
Townsends Sarsaparilla. is advertised as the oRlGl
Nall GENUINE. aud all inat. This Townsend Is doctor
and never was but formerly worker railroads,
uals and the keet he the title Of Doctor for The
purpose Of gaining credit for what he sno lie says he
mas attended two medical schools, and praceed Tor een
years ~ Now the truth is, he never pTpeuced medicine
lay in his life Such oifd, ricked misrepresentation
looks bad to The character and veracs OF the man. wish
most snearey he had made those Of him
sell or o me When will men learn TO be honest and truth.
u Ia all their dealings and intercourse with their fellow
nen He applied to one Ruel Capp assist him
Featuring. his niXulre stating the laIge he would
make. lndncenen yoenhark IN the business These
nen nave been insulting anl lihellng Inc all possible
os order impress the public with the belief tal
he Ot npcors Sarsap0rila was mt the geHnHe OigiR
SdrsepyiAa, made from the Old DociOs OiigiHG Reci.
gie 1hsS. p, Townsend says have sold he use oi my
aams lor 81 week lwil give him $500 if he will pro
tce one single solitary proof Of this His statements ui
Thompson. Skillman ~ CO. are Do,hing but a tissue oi
lasehous simply made to deceive the pubiic, and keep
the truth down regard his sOg, JeyIaeHfHg C0Di.
pold This caution the public to purchase hlt
Old Dr. JACOB Towsend's SifshmriIla having the
Old Doctors likeness his fgnidy Coat Of arms, and hi
Egnatureacross tie Goat Of Arms.
q. f-' JAG oh TOWNSEND.
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To SDOrIsnleu,

SUPERI0R Rifle Powder, fine and coarse grail
~ ed Percussion Caps, best quality @t7a'>
r. Coxs ground edged water proof Caps, a ne,
and superior article; Lead and Shot laW1-tss'
Also, Cannon aud Backing Powder '., 4
AT the Apothecaries' Hall. by
~ 8ti % M. u. KREIDER.
Lancaster, October 10, l8i9 "a
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Spanish saddles.

>M TINTIE subscriber is now mak
k{A~6$A ing the bcstnrticle oI SPAN
E1gEsss ISH SADDLES, which he will
ksSt5 have "n hand at all times, He
de6es any body to produce u superior article
JOHN NJ LITTLE.
Lancaster, MAY II. 1910.
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Trimmings and Fancy Will
so iRscr Goods.

a A LARGE Assortment Of Bonnet Ribbons,
+ "A Plain Alantun do; Velvet und Silk Dress
Trimmings Buttons and Gimp Friuges, Of all CO.
lots for Trimming Dresses aud Cnpes Black silk
Lace; Cotton Linen and Iacnnet Laces and In.
scrtings, Silk and 4 gnte Buttons for snle Iy~
t1 LITTLE g. DRESBACHS.
Lancaster. October s. l8d0 90
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liquors for the Nick.

If you want some PURE LIQUORS for the
l. Sick Room, call at the OLD DRUG STORE
where you will be sure To get the right article
GEORGE KAUFMAN
Lancaster, August 10, l8l9 ..,.l ID
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sELLING OFF AR COST.

HEREBY inform the citizens OF l.nncHsleran aud
n vicinity, that will sell my entire Stock oI
Goods ut Eastern CITY Cost for cash only. My
stock is large aud fresh comprising
Dry G00ds, Hard ware,
QUEENS WARE. Eendy Made CLOTuNG.
Hats, Boots and shoes, Cotton Yarn, &c.
respectfully call the alteutiou oI Country Mer-
chants To my Stock especially some
800 pieces OF FRESH PRINTS
300 do BROWN MUSLIN
4 Large L.otol READY MADE CLOTHING
A pretty aud we'll assorted lot of QUEENS.
WARE aud HARDWARE.
pledge myself that there is no huInhug in the
moltel-the Goods must be sold. Asa gmrall.
toe that am doing ns propose. YOU will find my
private cost mark exhibited ior the examination
nfall who wish, 81 lhnt YOU can look through my
stack aud sell Ia yoIlrseres-nfter selling nj Pri.
vnte Salo lorn short time the balance oImy yG0ods
will be otherwise disposed of Pcrsuns wishing
tn commence the Dry Goods business IN Lnncas.
ter, are Informed that my Store aud Ware Room
will he Tor rent. Friends ifyou let this opportrl.
nifty oi getting bargains pass, you mny never have
another, So come on quickly, ia
II. w. DEVELlNG. /
Lancaster, August 81. l849 II T
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Medical Notice.
DR. A. DAVID SON

DIR. A. DAVIDSON,
HtRADu ATE of the University of Maryland
IN alter iva years spGut IN active practice with
DR.. BUrstlor, now tenders his professional scrvi
ccs To the cillcns Of Lancaster aud vicinity.
Always To be found at his Office in the RUM
forucrly ocoupiod AZ the Post Office, Immediate.
ly east Of the Court House, 0r Ut the residence of
Mrs sumner, on Main street, u few doors cnst Of
bis Office
lancaster, May II, 1919, lyl
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-07
Venetian Blind Depot.

yWNllE subscriber wonld respectfully miormthe
public, that he is now prepared 10 nanuiac-
ture 10 order all sizes Venetian Blinds, which
he will warrant equal To any manufactured else
where, both in nentness aud durability,
His Shop is on Main Street, South side near
the Cannl. T. V. HYDE
Lancaster, July ID, l848 10
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CABINE ET-M KING

VUItiE friends rthe undersigned, and the pnb-
u. lie generally are respectfully informed that
he has removed his WARE.R00M from Broad
Street to Mr. Brasee's building, three doors north
Of Dr.. Sdckse's Office, on Columbus Street, and
nearly ppposite Mr., Mayors I'dvera. s.t
He inten1s 10 keen on hand
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DIR. GOUCMEIe'S
AgMe Medicine

OGIcDravcu HSUc NHGulClhC.
INHlS Medicine has proved rseli to be The
~ surest safest and dqnlcEestremedy Tor Chllls
aud Fever, now III use Unlike most OF equhck
patent nustrnns ol ne day II does not profess to
cure the whole ''st o. diseases, to winch liesh is
heir but simply Chills and intermitlenls'
We shall not travel from Maine to Georgia to
procure certificates; but from the thousands who
nave oeeh e"teu Wy 'i,o use VI '"ts 'heo'o'he 'he
'OllowlnS gentleman nave perm'tIed me TO ap'
pend their names:
CERrIrerre We the undersigned, take pleasure in
commenSng to ,he bubble nr GoTSaHRs SSuC Medicine
Ser y having uscS i ourselves and i" our hmes ,S", i
il an nial5lr cure for the Chls and Fever leaving none
oftc had effects in the system which frequently fnow
,ne @ use Gl onI'ne ", mos, nseGSnssd III the cure OF
'' ""GIaI9G' G%TI S.a 'Ou"eSOg pTp %sTsSS r,t ,,Nc
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CABINET MAKING.

- -
THNllE undersigned respectfully announces to
the citizens Oi Lancaster aud vicinity, that
ho intends carrying on the above business in all
lis variOus branches, ut The old stand Of Henry
Schultz. IN C0nNeWS Row. two doors below the
Eagle Olce; where by strict attention to business
he hopes In receive liberal share of pubc pu-
trunuge. He intends 10 keep work of the plain
est aud most fashionable style ON hand, nj all times
aud al all prices. His work will he made IN the
very best manner aud ofthe best seasoned timber.
lle ms in has employ some ui the very best work
men in the SUte and therefore can warrant hi
work. He wlmukc:
SOFAS aud L0UNGES-fnest quilted to the
plainest pad seats;
TURKISH DIVANS mud OTTOMANS;
SIDE BOARDS--oi the most lnsunnble aud
superior style, aud ol various patterns;
Mahogany uud plain ofevery des-
criptiom TABLES ofall patterns and styles;
MAHOGANY CHAIRS; Book Cases and Se-
cretnlies; Conntins-fiouse aud other Desks;
HAT RACKS ot every descriptions
WARD ROBES aud WASH STANDS;
BEDSTEADS- Mahogany, Walnut aud Cherry
Iligh.rust French CuucLes, French, Grecian aud
Scrpeuline.
COFFlNS made in the shortest notice and no
extra charge for healse, All funerals will be at
fsuIs,l Ia in nppann
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Liquid Hair Dye.

A Superior article. Warranted at No. 1, 70
n sale BY Nj, 2. KREIDER
Lancaster, July IS, lsi9 '' 10
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rlals and by the best OF w0rkmen.
He has recently added To his stock, large as
snrtment orTRUNKS aud CARPET BAGS.
A beautiful assortlnentof BUGGY. CARRIAGE
aud WAGON WHIPS avariety ofFLY NETS,
BRlDLES and COLLARS.
! He has also on hand an excellent article Of
HUSK MATTRESSES aud SEA GRASS MATS,
made up in the hest and most durable manner,
1t isn0w admitted that he has on hand the lnrg'
est aud best assortment Of work ever belore kept
in this place and he intends to be ready at all
times To accommodate the publicwth every llns
III his line and n the iovest prices. Give him a
Gu and you wilInot go away without buying.
Lancaster, May II, l349.
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Brushes.

THNIlE most general and complete assortment
II ever offered in this market For sale ou
reasonable terms by NJ. u. KRElDER.
Lancaster, August TO- 1919 "a
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Hat and Cap Manufactures.

Opposite The Tallmadge House, Lancaster, Ohio
.,ya TNHE Spring Fashion, for 1919,
& standard style for
GENTLEMEN'S HATS,
Esas. as adopted by Beebe & Co.. and
EHRSa5EA oher Fashionable lIntters in New
M York aud elsewhere is ready for
examination and sale NJ wbolcSalc and rttdH
Also, all kinds ol CAPS, from the lowest price
tollhe finest ut N. SmdAey's Ha and CAP Store.
be careful To find the sigu at The Goidcn hat
.... NJ, SMALLEY
Lancaster, April 49, i84g 40
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To Painters aud OIhcrn.

E.fhl KEGS ofPURE WHITE LEAD. iustre,
0X ceiyed and for sale by n 80 4
J. ca WEAVER & co.
Lancaster, May I, 1919 saaa1 ssaIF +. CIV
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From tho south.

lust received at & KpuIl'mans a fresh sup
~ ply oI Groceries. ..
Orleans, Double Roctifod LOAF, Crushed aud
Clarified SUGARS.
Orleans Mohsses Sugar House do very CHEAP
Rio Coffee. TEAS, he best IN town
Carolinn RICE, Chewing tobacco, Cut g. Dry
Lancaster, May I, 1919.
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Tho undersigned also announces that he hus ms
socintcd with him, Mr., Benjamin Franklin, in the
above branch Of the business. under the firm Of
Dodson aud Franklin, aud Intends keeping the
following description Ut work: I,
Pidia and Fancy French and Windsor Rock
ing, Arm, Seeing, Parton, Table, Barber and
Drafa Chairs. Fancy Chairs aud CaRe-Seated
0full descriptions, und Soeiables aud iSettees
$50 THOMAS q, DODSON.
Lancaster, February 0, 1910. IL 40
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u x Souof BUGGY AXEL on liand aud ror
G0 sale low by ], &. WEAVER T. co
Lancaster, May 4, i8i0 -
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Refined Rorax.

me Cask, just received, aud 6nr sale Ly %.
GEORGE KUAFFMAN.
Lancaster August 10. lGa9 "a
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Window Sask.

E0n0 LIGHTS by 10 aud 10 by 10 win
OUUU dow sash cheap by p. BOPE
Lancaster, May I, 1919. 90
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Ropes and COrdage.

A NY thingyou want from Fish Line To the
IN Tow Rope one lloel lui Cotton Glodms-lne.
GEORGE KAUFMAN.
Lancaster, august 10, l8lg IA
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TO THE AFFLICTED!!
llubbard's Newark Truss.
NO CURE-NO pAYM

- NO CURE-NO PAYN
rGSHIS TRUSS is applicable to all varieties of
Rupture. The following gentlemen arcre-
fered TO by Doctor Hubbardas witnesses oil his
Instrument
Joseph WORK Sen .YgrrIt9
jacob ShHIier. Lancaster t.-r
William y Williams,
George Glenn of Bern Township ,.,
Emanuel Turner, of Rushvie I -. .sl
Thomas Norris. of Baltimore
Isaac Wilson, of Greenfield Township.
A host Of other good witnesses can be produc
ed For sale by NJ, 2. KREIDER.
b ..s .... Sole Ageat for Fairfield County
Lancaster, September 81, l849 -gt.s -- 20
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Oil

1An GALLONS OF pure Flaxseed OF
LOO just received aud for sale by
May 4, lS49.-52 P. BoPE
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FIax.Sced.

TWNlIE HIGHEST PRICE 10 CASH will bt
u given for FLAX-SEED by
GEORGE KAUFMAN.
Lancaster, August 10, l8dg, IA
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Plaster Paris a. ~ ater Lime
DY the Barrel or small quantity ut
ID KAUFFMAN'S
Lancaster, May u, l049
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Estate Of ". w. AinSWOrtb. /.
A T the last June Term ofthe court'of Com.
IN mon Pleas, il was ordered that Creditors ul
said Estate, have until March lst, 1850, to pre-.
sent their claims. We Nt
Unless presented by thrt day, they will be for.
ever barred. WILLIAM SLADE, Ir Adm.
July 30, l849. .tst EffF 6mlI
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Dye StuIIS.
1kO lbs, Superior INDIGO
IOO 800 lbs Extract OF Log Wood q
.o barrels Cam Wood l-.r.lJ} "a
25 do Bi Chromate of Potass ".
do Cut Log Wood ....sj .-.s-'s
900 lbs Madder XII. =,
300 do Blue Vhioi
For sale by GEORGE KAUFMAN
August 10, i8i9 .. ID
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Enlarged and Improved.
JOHN GARAGHTY,

ut Ills Old Stnnd, IN SbRE'
ier's Bnilding, Sign Of the
PONEY. He still continues
lnmake to order aud keeps
constantly on baud every
ynr:ely of
SADDLES & HARNESS,
Manufactured in the best
manner. Of the best male
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White Lead.

AA Kegs PURE WHITE LEAD. warranted
y " 65 do Paris Green; 80 do Chrome Green
with general assortment Of PAINTS Just receiv
ed and Tor sale by GEORGE KAUFMAN
Lancaster, August 10. l849 IA.
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!. a. Carpenters EOOIS.
A GENERAL ASsoRTMENT just received
IN and for sule ata'great reduction in price, by
May a, l849-52 =. B0PE.
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VPWOASYENXNG

OF every description, Soras and Chairs re,suiled
Mattresses, Palnslres aud Cushnss manufactured
to order; Carpets cut aud made; Holland Blinds
mndc; Yeniimn Blinds, and Furniture Of every
description. repaired in the best manner
Windsor & Fancy Chair Making.
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Old DR.. Jacob Townsend,

TIE ORIGINAL DlScovERER or TIE
Genuine Townsend Sarsaparilla.
Old Dr. Townsend is now about 10 years nf and has
long been known as the AU1'HOR anil DISCO VERER
Of the q EN- UINE ORIGINAL " "TOWNSEND
SARSAPARTLLA." Beng poor he was compelled 10
limit IFS manufacture. by which means it has been kept
Of Market and the sales clrcumscribcd TO those only who
had proved worth and known It's value. had reached
the ears Of many nevertheless. hUse persons who had
been healed Of Diseases aud saved from death,
ain,ad its wonder fl
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d Forsole Wholesale and Retail q S. Birdsall
Cincinnati; George Kaufman, Lancaster; G. Nc
Fadden, RushUiHe; D. B. Rudhart, LithOpoHs;
s. S Russell. Piekeriagtoh; II. & ]. Lcohnard,
Basil o Fl. Mehler, Somerset; N. Beatty & Co,
Baltimore. g{g f
February 9, 1915 80
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ship. If it is SO, the late Administration
OF the United States, in its sympathy for
free trade, must have countenanced and
conniyed at the violation of our laws--or,
what is the same thing in effect, must
have neglected their due execution. We
hope that the present Administration will
profit by the lesson that has been read to
them in the House of Lords-that it will
adopt immediate measures to ascertain if
the evil suggested by Lord BRoUGHAM
exists in the manner and to the extent that
he would insinuate, and to inquire into the
possibility Of arresting this systematic and
government-favored smuggling by some
means consistent with the colonial condi-
ton or the independence of Canada.
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TIE KING OF DENMARK has taken a step which
hitherto has rarely entered the minds Of monarchs
A letter from Copenhagen, dated June Sd, states:
yesterday morning, the President Of the council
of ministers presented to the national assembly
the draft of law in relation the civil list during
the present reign. The proposed law fixes the an
nual income of the King and Royal family at the
moderate sum Of 300 900 banco-rix dollars, equiva
len, precisely 500 600 francs. IL directs that
all castles, palaces, domains, museums, scientific
collections theatres &c, which hitherto have been
considered as the private property of the King,
shall be considered to belong to the State; that the
King and royal family shall have the right to oc-
cupy the palaces, domains, &C., but on condition Of
making compensation for any injuries they may
suffer while thus occupied. The King may retain a
right to the game, on condition Of an allowance to
be paid from the royal income for this privilege"
This step, taken bya monarch who has hitherto
been absolute, shows that Frederick VII. has
learned lesson from the dethroned rulers around
him, and been taught by the disturbed condition
Of Europe, that government is but the breath Of
the people BY thus liberalizing his system, he
has done to preserve his power than if he
had levied army Of one hundred thousand hayo-
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AIRS OF THE /. sole ORGAN

The Union prates Of "scurrility, inso-
lence, and falsehood'' pa journal which has
marked out for itself career of infamy;
which has assailed, with venomous malice,
the purest and best citizens of the Republic;
which stops at no defamation, however in
decent, of a soldier who has won the admi-
ration Of the civilized world by his brilliant
achievements, and the affections of his
countrymen by blameless life. 1t has
denounced the President of the United
States, and permitted him to be denounced
in its columns, as "dolt," sswhited
sepulchre," "Nero," "cheat,' a
"violator of pledges" a ''liar;" and even
now, whilst the afflicted and the humane,
the suffering and those who sympathize
in the sufferings of others, throughout the
land, are attesting their sense of the pub
lie calamity by welcoming the recon-
mendation by their Chief Magistrate of a
day Of humiliation and prayer as an earn
est of reliance upon and hope in the Di-
vine mercy, its daily issues are blurred by
sacrilegious jests and obscene ribaldry, in
mockery Of the desolation and wo which
mortal pestilence is visiting upon the
hearthstones of the people. And it talks
of scurrility and insolence, assumes the
moral guardianship of the nation, and in
vokes Heaven to prosper its labors in the
cause of virtue. Such paper can only
have been taught to blush by the instruc-
! ton of the brothel, and received its les
sons in ethics from the graduates of a
penitentiary.
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Antiquarians in the British Empire have been
thrown into much excitement by the intention to
pull down the house in the Nether-Bow, known
that in which the great Scottish Reformer, John
Knox, lived and died. Being in most dilapidated
condition, was considered endanger the public
safety, and information in the premises laid before
the Dean of Guild-Court After hearing, the
building was ordered to be pulled down, but, on
the application of Mr.. Robert Chambers in behalf
Of the Scottish Antiquarian Society, new hearing
was granted. This was, however, unavailing
Mr.. Blythe the Dean, adhering to his original de-
csion. Several years ago a number Of persons
connected with the Free-ehurch purchased the lot,
for the purpose of erecting on it monument, to
consist Of tower and two churches, but for some
reason it was not carried into effect. Beyond all
doubt, care will be taken in the pulling down Of the
building preserve every thing at least connected
with the history Of man among the most dis
tinguished Of his country, and who has Influenced
in no small degree the destinies Of the world.
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The Union, as we expected it would,
sticks to its statement that Mr.. Corcoran
has been removed, though in the same
breath it acknowledges that he is not quite
removed get To cover its retreat, that pa
per contends that he will be removed as
soon as his successor becomes sufficiently
acquainted with the business to take his
place. This is looking ahead for the his
tory of the past. Mr.. Corcoran is yet in
office, receiving the pay of Office; and this
the Union knew when it said the contrary.
The Union saves us the trouble of disprov-
ing its fabrications by contradicting itself.
Nor do we learn that Mr.. Corcoran is to
be removed. 1t may be that some trans
position of duty in the Indian Bureau will
take place; but this has not yet been the
case in regard to Mr.. Corcoran, so that
the Unions statement had not even the
slight foundation of a. removal from one
desk TO another to support it.