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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-05
1lamufactory

TTAVING purchasedthc entire machinery Of Thom-
i as Hydi's Venetian Blind Mandatory, the sub.
scriber would respectfully inform the citizens of Ian.
caster and vicinity, that he will continue the above
business, in all its various branches, at the old stand
on Main Street. a fet0 doors bciow Ciys Tarcra.
All kinds Of Blinds will be manufactured in the best
style at the shortest notice andupon reasonable terms
JAMES WALKER.
Lancaster February %, 1850 2md&lyw5O
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W See H. SCoTT's Dental notice In
another column.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-05
JOHN n. wuUIAuGT

M ILL attend to the settlement and collection Of
w claims ip Fairfield and adjoining counties.
OFFICE Tallmadge Block, Second Floor
Lancaster, January A, 1850 35
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TO MERCHANTS AND HATTERs

The large Stock on hand offers superior ininc,,out,
to those who may wish TO lay in supply. ami ne sub
scrlbers will accommodate Halter. and merchant
Wholesale, upon very reasonable terms.
r. FIELDING & SON
Lancaster, April 8, 1850 43
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-05

WEELLY GAzETTE.-The Gazette for
this week will contain large variety Of
interesting intelligence, including the
closing scenes Of tho Webster trial. the
late delegate elections, markets, &C.
Price for single copy s cents'-..Per
year in advance $I:76.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-05
HOi FOR TIE
PHILADELPHIA COMMIssIOH sToRTi
s3sy GOODS
Ter ttic spriis = and Susa,IiscT.

iiaa.So1ata ard he hscP,a IL or ont of he Sfr,e.
4 3lONGSI which will be found in Part the follow.
~ loving: Calicoas, Caps, Cuffs and Collars,
sh3W.s IRON tlree 10 ninety dollars.
SPloniil ones Of famed Cashmere.
AD other .inda not qaite 60 dear;
Bass end Bonnet, and Brocsdeq.
Spenserg Silks Fans and Plajd5.
Gihghsms, Lawns, Ribbons. Hose,
Alberenes, Lustras, Pins and Shoes.
saitinafs, Cassineres, Cloth and Cottons
Umbrellas Parasos and Buttons:
Linens, Tweed5, Jeans and Tapes.
Needles, Flowers, Carpets, Capes.
MeI!noaS Thread ard fife des.lanes,
Figured fouiard silks an Piaih
Ilcklng7, Nandns, Gloves and Boss
Mnslns. Paper. Drills and Floss;
ID short lhave as all may see
The best OF each variety:
Where every one. ieel quite sure
The greatest bargains may secure
And more than all, ne'crflil to fn3
Inc choisest TOO Of every kind:
Then buy not friends be sure before
You call atthe Commission St0rem
The Scotch, and Dutch and Irish there
VIII welccme you with right good cheer.
JOHN G.. WILCOX. Agegt.
Pk3aadphiG Commission Store.
Lancsstar, OHIO, Hiarcn %, 1859 81
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LANCASTER, Friday Apail S, 1850.

heavy aud the prices of last week are hardly sus.
taiued
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saddle aud EEarmcss Makimg

u NllE undersigned respect
l. fully announces TO the ci-
tizens of Lancaster and vicini-
tv, that he intends carry on the
above business at the OH Stand
of R. II. Nc Call in Sh@gcr'S
Ron, t,co doors cast Of the
Teumddge House, where by
strict ottontion IN breir,c es he
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-05
AN nXPFrYrg vi,

S,OME folks have made othey some believe that bu-
- snesseould not be done in Lancaster OF "iIe En-
cAaHtGa G!oaaf keco.ect that this opinion pre-
vailed during she dara ages-but since streak o
lightning has been fastened at one end outside Of tbf
mage cFctetle charm broe-the lrGole torn. is now
P'sitlteLy slefrie4-tae old Rip Ven JFiahles who
nave been asleep for half century, are now wil7
awake. They say that Lancaster shall no longer be
''oAs hof$2 io!r1.' Goods shall no longer Be i'm
PqE'eu ~ NheeI'paIToWS and hand-carts. An hor
Horse shall be started TO ruin s0melrirrs qrd Ve
LGgcaster shall be city.'
nov" as all tins must corae to pass SaO1 we mus
enlarge the sphere Of business. have '4akcn Tins
Dy the ioreock, aal got oai II The .ecy in order Il
get IN the UJE
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ticbYctT Books.

liEBREW Gammars and Dictionaries, Chrisfon
thy AMI Bibles JOHN IFIIV,N
Ian. lsler, March /; 500. Al
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-05

IS rrr'orsi Jfon No SOTO f5 ly6. EIaiq Street Ian
caster, ohio, where am nos rpeI,ns a mncb I,rgar
anj better selected Stock OF Goods than Formerly ESpt
aha which viii Il iO3c as b. islseg Every arr
tleie N the Line Of Drugs, 1.Qi,iaes Sa,,;caI and
Mlhsr1i IeltA, Gold and Siaiiel Fol-; Daguerrean
Chemicals; Paints, Oils Dye-Sti>:
Glassware, Motions in great VARIETY: Paper. every
Kind and quail 81; Rubber Goods:
oranges Lemons. sS. Raisius Currant. Crons, SC
SEGARS, common aud superior;
81 All soIts ol Sweeping ScrUbbns Hair, Cloth, Hat,
livery kind OF VarHish. French and American Scars
and perlumaryi ~
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FANCY S4STAPLEDRY GOODS

in the SRk, Liner, Cotton and WooHen department,
including some Of the most splendid Dress Goods and
irarmerdJle .Janeys ever introduced in this market
Aho-A full Stock Of Straw Goods Parasols and
Umbrellas, China, Glass and Queensware warranted
Boots and SHOES: with full stock ofGROCERlES in
cludng prime lot OF TEAS, COFFEE, &c. .
To all which the public attention is particularly
invited T. u WHITE.
Lancaster mar, 25, 1850. 81
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TNTN% 40 T- --
W. hltE this exciting question is being discussed
aaa beantifM Stock Oc Gnnls nnnninn ~
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GROCERIES AND LIOUORS,

the latterior Medicinal use only; and moreover.
Cordage, Twine, Coverlet and Carpet Chain. Bat
ting and D2meS'ic Cloths, Sattiacs, Stocking Yarn Sc
c9n tell You half-iust come TO No. l06 Mqia-st.
adjoining my residence, and try me either by
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
l57Iam also opening On connection with my bro.
ther very large and well selected stock Of the above
named variety in the improving town Of Logan. ana
VIII have al least four fine wagons running soon tc
supply my country friends at their own doors.
. II also keep constantly first rate article Of
choice FAMILY FLOUR, Corn Meal Oats Sc
Customers from the country will have their horses
taken care OF and f5d when desired, free charge!
Give the new location fair Stakc'
NJ Z. KREIDER.
Lancaster, March 49, 1850. d7b
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REC EEPT OF NEW GOODS.

/ his STORE ROOMS,
Fir" %2d DOoys East9flie S@yaa HotA
LANCASTER, OHIO:
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-05

Inv 'uDs'i iDef HOuld especaiy call the ai'pIfi1r
6zE. Of the public 70 their varied ex arsiye as.
y 3ortment Of CAPS, sugerior aqd chsaDey
/55RG than any stock ever before offered 10 Tic
citizens Of the county
The following schedule indicates but portion oi the
Inc assortment; Of esch description there are lryn
quantities.: Brown and Black Plush CAPS
Molair Brown do do
Mems Hungarian and Algoma do
! Stephens Diamond Fronts do
Buehand and Johnson DO
Star Cloth and Travelling do
NE w STYLE HAT CAP,
Velvet Bands AMI Victoria Tigiaus
Mems Sandwich and Albert CAPS
Rinsgod and Rough and Ready do
fahlma and Polish Do
Also all kinds Of silk anl common OIL Cloth Cans
The Caps are Of ali szes for men and boys of va.
rions styles, aud made Of Cot, Plush and OIL Cloti,
II can safely be said that the sgsortr1an stve snl
hnish have never been equalel in this place The
long attention Of the subscribers 70 ths o5rtiea Inn.
slness and their extensive acquaintance ,rb Dssl.r
and Manufacturers in the principal cities ta I1;o
nave enabled them 70 make the best jelec'ioDs and
the most reasonable rates. The Stock i, for s,Ic AMI
thepublic viii find it to their advantage cali md .ae
before purchasing elsewhere It can safely he ssid
that in price, quality, variety and 81 .gaEcs, Inc sk
is not surpassed in Central Ohio.
10
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please say they are advertised.
B. CONNELL, p. NJ.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1850-12-20
ROTTEN AND BROBEN BANKS
a BE ON YOUR GUARD.

Every few days we receive accountsof
the breaking Of Banks, running away OF
me oflicefs with the capital; and leaving
the adear people," for whose Especial
beneftn the Institutions are chartered, to
get The notes redeemed the best way
they can. The Savannah Republican
says: .sn
Oae half of the Banks in Louisiana
are either closed or trorttless. Of three
Banks in Illinois one is closed. Miss
issippi has but one good Bank. The
Banks in Florida are all bad, and Il ose
in Arkansas are no better. OF twenty
nine Banks in Georgia, thirteen are pro-
nounced acortkless, three more with bills
too bad to be sold, and one doubtful
Seventeen out Of .twenty-niue have
toppled down within few years in one
State. II banks were left, like 'individ.
iuals, to provide Cor; their own credit, or
have none, these enormous frauds upon
the public, would be less numeiods, il
they did not entirely cease.G For .
bonus or some other bribe, the sLegisla-
lure lends its cloak 10 a.gang ofls@ind-
.lersto. maize them appear like honest
men,, in order that they may taketheir
gains out Of the pockets Of hose whom
circumstances compel 10 take their bills.
rIu fact, ihe legislature have no right
upon any fair principle, 10 endorse the
bills Of bank wi.honi being them
selves liable as endorseTs."
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1850-12-20
THE ENIcARAGuA AFEAIR.

The conduct OF Great Britpih, infefar-
ence to the Mesquite territory, will be
one Of the first things 10 aitaci the aten-
ton Of Congress, When the Nicaragua
treaty was negotiated by Messrs. Clay
ton and Bulwer, Il was on The supposition
that England did moi wish to appropriate
territory in Gauiamala, and that all she
required was a guarantee that the United
States would exercise equal forbearance,
TWAS on this basis that the treaty was
signed. But now, Great Britain, instead
Of evacnaiing The Mosquito territory,
exhibits uneqnivocal evidence Of holding
il permanently, and is building, at Grey
ion public stores and Offices on a quite
extended scale. As if 70 renderher in
ieniions unequivocal, Chatfeld, Inc agent,
Ia his late correspondence with the MIC
hraguan Minister Of Foreign Affiirs, does
not hesitate 10 assert that, by the Clayton
and Bulwer irepty, the Mosquito kingdom
is acknowledged, and consequently the
British presence at Greyiown endorsed.
Thus there can be little doubt that
Engla nd intends 10 hold that post, by
which all communication across the
peninsula becmcs practically impossible,
unless with her consent.
The persistence Of Great Britain in
retaining possession of George,on is
however, in directed violation Of The
treaty. So far from tie UniteIs States
acknowledging the Mosquito kingdom, in
the way asserted by Mr.. Chafeld.
twas cmphatically stipulated that neither
England nor this country should fortiiy
either Costa Ricu, Nicaragua, the Mos
quito Coasl,nor any part of Central Amer.
lea. Nor was this all. As if to leave
mot loophole for evasion it was also
specifically covenanted that neitherpower
should exercise or assume any dominion
over either Of those territories. The
language is plain and unequivocal. Not
"a peg is left in the treaty to hang an
evasion. upon.
The United States isfully prepared TO
carry ous, in good faith, the slipulalions
of the contract; but Mr.. Caatlicld mis-
takes our national characierifhe supposes
we will submit 10 be Jugsled in this
matter. The people ofthis country want
no territory in Central America. Bc'
they will not allow Great Britain to OBJ
tain footing there On this point we
believe North and South, East and West,
10 be unanimous. Much less will they
submit to be cheated, in'the way MIR.
Chatfeld proposes. lf,he BritisI, govern
ment does moi dsayow the proceedings
ofiis agent, there will be trouble, as The
lemper Of Congress, on its re-assemhling,
will show. The lime has pnssed BY when
the United States can be trifed with.9%
This subjects assumes The more mpor.
tance because by advices from San Juan
to the Cd of November, the practcability
of constructing the ship canal no longer
admits Of doubt An excellent route.
has been surveyed from the lake 10 the
Pacific, by which the western canal will
be onlytwelve miles long. Any attempt
to Build the canal will be useless, how.
ever, if England is allowed TO- establish
d fortified post ON The Mosquito coast,
and thus hold the key TO this great
enterprise. --PAI. Saturday
Gazette. slea9 .s "a
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1850-12-20
"wIsTAR,s DALsAM OF Wild CHER

"WIsTAR's DALsAM OF WILD CHER
RY,n for Coughs, Asthma, Influenza, Con-
sumption, &c. We do not wish to trifo with
the lives Of the oficied, and we sincerely
pledge ourselves 10 make no assertions as TO
the virtues Of this medicine, and to hold out
no hope TO suffering humanity, which FAcrs
will not warrant. But when SO many hum
dreds, who had been given up by their friends
as q sure prey to consumption, have been
restored to entire health, Ivy Dr. Wistar's
Batsam, we cannot hold our peace while so
many around us are fast sinking to the grave
for the.want Of q saIularJ remedy 4
Try Wistar's Balsam, and restored health
will be your reward.
fI5- See advertisement. % ~
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KALIDA LYCEUM.

FHyHE Public are invited I'd attend the
+. il KALIDA 4 LYCEUbl- at the Brick
School House, on Tuesday evening, the 18th
inst, at half past six O'Clock, 9 T. ~
Address by DER. W.aTHRIFT. ie s1a
Subject oil discussion gpfu fe':0
Resolred. Thai. women have more influ-
ence than men. i, .sl-o
Affirmative ;-R.. W. Thrift, Negative 8
james Mackenzie. Ai8 ;9st3FFJ4
ALoNzoMoNRoE, sec'y.
Dec. III, 1850. g5ss 8hl hp.l.'o,.
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NOT EDITORIAL. h
AaOtAcr Scientific Wonder,

Anothcr Scientific Wonder!
Il PEPSIN, an Artificial Digestive Fluid,
or Gastric Juire!--a great Dyspepsia
Curcr, prepared ,fom Rcnnei, or the
fourth Stomach of The Ok, after direc-
tions Of Baron Lictig, ,hc great Pl,ysiol-
ogicol Chemist, by J. s. lIoughion, M.
D., No. IL North Eighth Street, Phila-
dclpha, Pa. This is atraly wonderful
remedy for indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jaun-
dice, Liver Complaint, Consumption, and.
Debility, curing after Naiure's own me-
ihod, by Natures own agent, the Gastric
Juice. See advertisement in another
column. . i'ea ,smt a'ijd laias
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1850-12-20
MURDER IN DETROIT. Y
DETRoIT. Dec. 9th

A horrible murder was committed in
this city last nigh. A.Frenchman, named
Bonucar, formerly Of Montreal who kept
a toy shop was mud cred willie sleeping
in his shop, ty having his throat cut aud
his head split .by,a dull ak. Ills supposed
he had ten or fifteen hundred dollars
and several gold watches, which we're
taken. . F VII
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1850-12-20
Administrators Sale Of Real Estate.

~~~se-3eNAASs@ttSS~ ~ e-oAO Va %eSNA ~-6eASSsf
N Office is hereby given that the sub
In acriber, in pursuance of an order OF
The Court of Common Pleas, of Putnam
County, Ohio, directed to him by the clerk
Of said court, will proceed to selllatthe door
of the court house in Kalida, in said county,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M, and a
O'clock, T. NJ,
On Monday, the 20th day Of January,
A. d. 1850, s.e
the following described lands, Of the Estate
OF Joseph Miller, deceased, 10 wit:
The north west quarter of tile snuth ens
quarter of section twenty-one, town tw
south, ,1of range seven east, containing for
acres of lnndo Said land lis subject ,to,the
dover OF Barbara Brenttinger, widow Of the
said Miller; and The title to be conveyed is
q Tax Title, rodeemable by the heir ,of
George Miller, deceased. Appraised at So
per acre. sii4H H iiol aa b. gs.f Ef,i5,
Terms Of sale--One, third of the purchase
money in hand; one third in six months and
the residue in one year from the day Of sale.
with interest onldeierred payments, to be Sc
cured by mortgage on the land. sdt sa
81 10 s.gsp SOLOMON R. MILLER,
Admintrator Of Jos. Miller, decd.
December 20, 1850. 507dw
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much Importance. When publicity wes
aivento the intention and order of the
government, tke order ivqs rescinded, and
II is not the less hue, therefore, because
the design was notfully. carried OUT
Clsre. Plain Dealsr,. is%s .. !. ,5.s, n ,s 3s''
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 5, 1850.

HOUSE, On motion Of Mr.. Robinson,
resolution was adopted authorizing the
appointment Of select committee TO
enquire and report more effective means
for carrying the land bounty bill into
operation. ~
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BLANKS FOR SALE.

on superior paper, i e.a5
Il MORTGAGES, from SWANS improved
form, by the quire or sngly. ,.,,t II
Also, superior form of .e' -
DEEDS, Of Warranty, by the quire or
singly. Iti -1 IleLl q! 20 Oh
q QUIT CLAIM DEEDS, also for sale. j
JUSTICES i RECOGNlZANCES, and
Afiiduvits for capiases.
Also JUSTICES Executions, Vendi's. &c.,
&c., on the very best paper, foy sale cheap.
ishi3f adiifan JAMES MACkENZlE.
/ Kalida, October 2, 1850. N ,.,e, -,
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soRoFULA. g. ERUPTIoNs.
EEyEn-sORE CURED.

Tie Rev. Richard Dnnning Pastor of the Proscyte,
ran church, Adams Basin, Monroe Co, N. Y, wrote
us as follows Iaye Just received letter from Mr..
You may depend on what 1t states for he Is Christian
man and an elder In the church. Some years since ho
had TO have ons of his legs cut to save his life IN
consequence Of Fcyersore. The other leg being now
affected, and about to be amputated, Recommended
Brant's Medicine--READ THE RESULT. He says, u
have used only THREE BoTTLEs Of BRANT'S MEDI-i
CINE-I placed ALL HOPE from your recommendation IN
thai Medicine and Lean say that with the blessing
Of God, it has Effected cure Of my ltg." See Panpr
let's for full 1,aitculnrs $500 IN ~ -ft-,l4fv a
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1850-12-20

A man named King has jus, been par.
doued from the Ohio state prison, after
having been confined there six years ,-
The death-bed confession of The real
criminal proved Kings innocence.
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Administrator Notice.

NEOTICE is hereby given, that the under.
LIN signed was duly appointed and quaii-
fed at the. October term of the court of com.
mon pleas. ofPutndm cuunty, Ohio; admin.
i istrstor of the estate of John Henry Miller,
late,of said county, deceased. ''''O,
20 M = :" Or sao'7s" JACOB 1LoAR.
November IA, 1850. .J503dw
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Rounty Lama Warrants.l

HAViNG made the necessary ar
= Engagements tofacilitate tlieprccurins
SOLDIERS BOUNTY LAND. MAR
RANTS, (having procured the neces-.
laryforms and instructions forsyapplica-
'tions for warrants under iheyarious laws
now in force0el shall be able,t attend
10 any business Of The kind WHICH /
may be favored wilh.spH bsairr89sa .
d sgoix9a JAMES MACKENZIE.
la October "a, 1850. uti, s5gos yfit,a
.-sti4.fh Il u q a,sirft fF Z
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rfEre Ii yast. solemn LONELINESS,

- . ,,s .,; I'tDNIr
ki,,e ID xas', Solemn lone''Hess' a
MI ,'es clss. Nesoua ,ea.s, -. IN
"neIe nasule pow ~ glanoes' 'uiess' : y
o. row, hakcu 9uile upPsais;; 9le
x 9ns nus Y ilellc sPol.S n. uis2'ayss I'M
xUh asl mos. @ esSfns,,e S,',a.;.n s,ooa,
eil Y - ~ - ~ .l,a
fIfa
'o!cano's heaved rom nef s'rong arms
Athwarl ne desert glows,y 500 istlili
gfpieadlng wiid hoyac anc alarms,
And panlsning repose.
he hcrco tornado IN ner orsa'n,
bhghnng eli, weak ana stsong, 1'
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1850-12-20

A dog died Of Cholera in Prussia,
which he caught from lying by The side
Of the dead body ofhis muster, who was
a victim 10 that disease.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1850-12-20

A waggish candidate came in the
course of il canvass 20 iailor's shop.
"What we look for here" said he, sare
measures, not men," ...f.
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MARRIED.

On the 10th inst, by the Rev. ]. Knapp, Mr..
G. w. BUCHANAN, of Nerwa|,. Ohio, and
Miss Ann L. CowDRIcK, OF Damascus, Henry
county, Ohio.
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chronic Rheumatisnl.

Capt Esra Knopp, 81 Willow street. brooklyn, n. y,
had Rheumatism for 90 years hc used Brans Medicias
Which effected cure Numerous other cases OF recer
and long standing have been eticctually cured - q,
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1850-12-20
WESTERN HOTEL.
BY VIM. MCCLURE

w MCCLURE has purchseda and
W. Fitted up. the stand formerly occu-
pied BY ". /, Hipliins, in Il s..-;,9'.s
"a ,Gilboa, Putsaana County, I
I Where he will be ready 10. entertain
the travelling community, and all who
call upon him, in as good style as can be
done IN this section ofcouniry. His Ia
bic win be supplied with the best that
the country affords and he viii do all in
bis power TO make his house a pleas
ant, and agreeable resort 10 the tray
cling community. :,
His Stabling aud other Accommodations
are ample and will give satisfaction.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1850-12-20

+. &
.tot1 ID i ny W. 2. BRYANT. b, e..
era Yedt s--7--ssjf;sts is.a'esa7,
The earth may ring from shore TO shore
fs,s With echoes OF glorious name;
Blu be whose loss our tears deplore, u
Has left behind him more than fame. !
saHnluiq2gl siA ,rHiA fM II Bo.fgn atJ
0Fnrwhem the death,frost came TO, lie sri,
a,o On LEGsETT's warm and mighty heart,
And quenched bis bold and friendly eye,
~ His spirit did not all depart. e 's'2taa
eTlic words'of FIRE, thar from his pen, iaaa9
Were flung upon the lucid page. 4ltifp
Stllfmove, still shake the hearts of man,
~. Amid q cold and coward age. .tr
His love Of Truth, too warm, too strong,
For hope or fear to chain or chill .ligla
His hate of Tyranny and Wrong,
ElTButn IN the breasts he kindled still. gg
noI6ss or TUE FIasT BeRN.--We have
read Of young mother who had newly
bufied her frsl.born. Her pastor went
10 visit hef and on finding her awectly
fesignod,he asked her how shelliadiai-
taidcd such resignation. a She replied,
'9used 10 think Of my boy CONTINUALLY
whether sleeping or waking; TO. me he
seemed more bcnrtifuf than other chill
dren. : WAS disappointed ifllvisitors
omitted sopraise his eyes, or his curls,
ofethe robes wrought for him with my
needle. AtafrstI believed it was the
iSa:utal current Of mothers love. Then
Idfeared il was pride, band sought 10
humble myself before Him who presisi-
eth The proud. One night inimy dreams,
j Thought an angel stood beside me and
said: 0Whefe is tho little bud thou
nuiseih lin thy bosom?iIa-am sent 10
takesirrwry. Where Is TIE little harp?
Gvesit TO me! Ii is like those which
sound the praise- eG~ Gea-;a heaven" II
.aHcke in tears; my beautiful boy dropped
like, bud which the worm pierces; his
last wailipg was like the sad music from
shattered harp-strings; Gall my world
seemed gone, stilliL my agony listened,
forlthere was voiceiin my soul, like the
voice of the angel who had warned me,
Saying NGod loveth clIeeffnl giver."
laid my mouth in the dust, and said:--
Diet Thy awiii be mine ;aand as rose,
though the tearlay on my check, there
was smile also. Since then this voice
haslbssn heard amid the duties of every
day--methinks il says continually, "The
scheerful giyer."
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1850-12-20

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