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The Daily spy., 1850-05-17
NOTICE.

d u. OTIS & co. having associn,ed ,.,, H.. -,
,,,,,ii ~. ~ under the style and name Of OTIs
pIIOl q W VIII continue the BooT snoE and IrATaD
Doors. "e'uimB oi hiF
~. r. q 20; Intend keeping good assortment of sole
' aso h'ch y AK and Kip Leather Caskns splits
ZION Of manufacturers and dealers at the old stand Of n II
Otis Co., Harding Block, No. 43 FRoST sTRErr ."
Is. H. OTIS,
wo,.os,o. Ia. a, ,o,o CHA'5 II. FITCH,
'Voes, o", -, iooo' du JOHN q. OTIS. =
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Lightning Conductors.


TNIE subscribers having been engaged during the
years in alixing DIR KINGS LIGHTNING C0NDUC-
TORS to buildings prepared to execute jobs in this rc
during the ensuing season in superior Their
method being adapted to the known laws of Electricity ard
having received the approval OF scientific generally,
they have full confidence in recommending these Conductors
to the public the experience Of twenty haviFg
tested their utility And while due regard will be had IL
the general appearance Of the work. pains Wal be spared
to render it permanent ard durable
Orders addressed to the subscribers, either WORCESTER
or MILLBuRY, will receive prompt attention.
THOMSON g. SKINNER. ~
Worcester April co. 1850. diaw weopimH
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House fer Sale.

s-S A NEW and convenient Dwelling House on South
s II bridge Street For particulars inquire of the SUBJ
S-szA scrber WILLIAM l.. THROOP.
Jan 30. du
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

IA THE HOUSE and LOT at No 6 Washington
f l. Square. For further information inquire at the
asssssszb premises. diff March IS
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Cod Liver Oil

n MANUFACTURED by E. souiher, the best article In
1Vl USE for sale in any quantity at the
pr ces, by LEWIS T. LAZELL hpothecarv
No. 20l Main Street, doors North Am House
NV I'd d&wtf
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Paper Hangings,

'hE subscriber oilers for the Fall Trade an extensive
- hssorlment ot PAPER HaNGtNCs OF the very best
=, ~. . @ mANosAeTUHg which all Builders. Iand-
,p'as ahu ohefs wishing ARTICLE will find for
'"s interest 70 examine before purchasing elsewhere
fMucnlar attention given to putting ON ali kinds
OF papers. 8t shart notice. - " ~
ware House, Pos TER STREET. QetweeR Main Street
mo pnslon, Nnrwlch. and Nashud Read Depot.
""'estbr' Vct y II. NEWTON
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Chrome and Paris Green.

Waterford Window Glass.
'gIIE above well known window Glass is being
factured in very superior and for brlancy of
polish and eyennes Ofsurce is warranted to be
by any American Window Glass in the market All quail
ties for sale wholesale and retail. by
SAMUEL G. WHITE,
"a Washington So, near Western X. r. Depot.
Worcester, Feb. 81 dw4m
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EOR y ALE
BUILDING LOTS.

THE subscriber has for sale OF the most desirable
Il BUILDING LOTS in the City OF " orces!er, it Is su
uated the north side OF Chatham Street. on the higth
of land near the Dwelling House of Rev Mr. Smaey and
contains about $500 square feet He also other lots
on the same Street. containing 5000 So f. eachand three
Lots in the vicinity Quincy and several Lots
neBr the Red Mills on Taylor Street
June A. DIFF CHARLES WHITE
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Ayers Cherry PectOral,
JUST received and for sale wholesale and retail by
ID. SCOTT, JR, & CO.,
April 26 d6w 243 Main Street
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Paris RIuze

PaF7S Blue.
NEW and beautiful article for carriage and ornamental
II painters. For sale at SAMUEL G.. WHITES, dealer
in Drugs, Medicine, Paints, and Dye Stufs,
No "a Washington So near Western R. r. Depot.
Feb. 81. deo w3m
COrbett's Shaker Syrup of SarsapariiIp,
TOR SALE, wholesale and retail, by
LEWIS I. LAZELL, Apothecary,
M26dw6wis 20l Man-st, doors north Am. House Z
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Lamp Black.
IL the barrel in Bulk, good article for sale chea
- by SAMUEL G. WHITE,
"a 24Washington So, near Western r. R. Depot.
Feb 81, deop w3m
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-28
IMPORTANTFrom MARTINIQUE

CHy of 81 Pierre Fred-OHe HHEdred R0usei
Bamed-Risiag cfthe Negroes against lie
HhHes.
An arrival from Ponce, Porto Rico
brings highly important Intelligence of an
usunectlun on the Island of Martinique.
On the l0th of May the city Of ST. Pierre
an the Island of Martinique. was set on
fire, aud it was Immediately discovered
that the blacks had risen against the
whites, the firing of the city being sig
nal as ii was supposed, for gener in
snrrecliun. About one hundred houses
were destroyed before the fire was sub
dued. The city had been fred three
times before, but the fumes were not per.
milted to spread.
The negroes surrounded the city, and
committed serious excesses. A the
white cilizens capable of bearing arms
had been called out and the city wa.
placed under martial law. Many of the
insurgents were subdued and taken pris
oners, and it was expected they would be
| shot,
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LATER FROM rHE 1sTHMUs,
Arrival of the steamer Empire oi.

AfriVai oil the steamer Empire City'
The steamship Empire City, Cant. Wilson, ar.
rivod ., Nev yo,k -, sunday rnorni,a sbs
,.n cI'...,-'. a., r.t r-, - p
o'' N"'s' on ''e ''''' a''u N'"s'''n' 'i'D1''''
on the 9Th instant, ..
There Iva been M farther disturbances at Pan.
ANA Peace and order seem To have been com
pletely restored. There hld been no arrival.
from San Francisco since our previous udvices =
The arrival OF the steamers Sarah Sands and 18th.
mus was anxious.y expected .-..
Capt. Bowman, returning from San Fraucisco
was robbed on the oath uIt.. between Panama
and Cruces. OF about 81 900 in gold dust and
coin; his trunk was broken ppen and that amonnt
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Texas News.

REw ORLEANS, June H..
The Texos Civilian nj the l4th uli. contains a
p exclamation by Col MONROE, Directing an cleo
lion for delegates to the Convention for framing a
State GOvernne. 1 for New Mexico. The Con.
venton was 10 be held at Santa Re Oh tie l5ib ol
May
Maj. Neighbors has returned To Austin alter
neffectal eti1rts To organize the codnty Of Santa
Fe. in consequence olopposiion from the militia.
ry authorities Stationed there. The examiuation
Of Gen. opez was stopped to-day. and the case
is 10 be sent before the U. S Circuit Court The
bail s $4,000.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-28

The CALIFORNIA EMIGRATION Through
this place is about over. Thirty teams
have gone through in the last Two weeks
making total this spring of I'LL teams
aud 29SO persons. The great majority
of this emigration was from Wisconsin
and lIlnuis--ai least three fnurths. Els.
timating the cost of outfit for each team
at 5000 we have the very handsome sum
of $666, 500 which has been taken from
the states of fIowa. Illinois and Wisconsin
most of which will e destroyed or thrown
away on the great plains, for we believe
but small portion ofthe wagons. stock
&c, will ever reach California.--POrt
| Des MOincs Gazette. rg .......
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-28

AN ENORMOUS LUMP OF GhLD is men
toned by the New Orleans Picayune,
brought to that city on the 6th, on the
steamer Ohio, from California. 1t weigh.
ed fifty pounds. 1t is composed mostly
Of pure gold. apparently having while in
liquid state, run among some quartz
rocks. II was found near the Maraposa,
about three feet below the surface Of the
earth. $1,000 was offered for it on the
spot where it was found. but it is sup
posed to be worth about So, 900, although
he actual value cannot be ascertained un'
I'll it is ground up aud assayed. The big
lump is now the property OF Mr., n. ..
Williams, who arrived in the Ohio
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WHOLE No. 1892
FIc United States and spain -Alse.
le,sc csV,,, srotil,y priSoeners. f-

tease O1 ihc COntOy FftSOtlcfs.
A despatch from New Orleans. dated
on Saturday last, brings the { flowing graft
flying intelligence with regard 70 the
prisoners captured near ConIoy, on buard
the barqGes Georgiana aud Susan Loud:
1--WE have received intelligence from
Havana as late as the 10th inst. and are
happy TO state that the Spanish Govern
rlent, had yielded 10 the representations
pf our Consul aided by our American
anihorities, and. after passing through
tie tormso of'triai, had liberated tie Amer
ican prisoners, who vcre free TO return 10
Me' United STATES"
This despatch, it win be seen.. makes
noreference to the Captains Of these two
vessels. who il was rumored at Havana
had been pat To the torture, and would
be probably executed for the part they
had taken in the transportation Of the in
vaders. The National IntelIigencer.
however. in abiding to these and other
rumors of indignilies to Americans, says:
Notwithstanding the contrary reports
l"f the various letter-writers and news
mon ers about the city which we see
published IN the eastern papers within
the last day or two, we learn, with much
qualification that there is nothing inthe
aspect Of affairs between this Govern
ment and that OF Spain to warrant the
apprehension of rupture between them
at this time. The Government has no
knowledge Of any torture fdeath inAict-
ed upon the Contuy prisoners, as report
ed in letters thus despatched from this
city, and we trust that IN few days tho
communications with Cuba will put an
end TO The rumors.' s,
a correspondent to the Philadelphia
Inquirer gives some details of the inter-
view at Havana between Captain
Randolph and the Captain General, at
mong which are the following;
| "fhe prisoners were kept closely con-
fined, and we're being tried By the secret
Marine tribunal Rumors of the torture
having been applied were rife in Havana,
and Capt. Randolph demanded Of the
Captain General if the rope was being
used to fo,ce confessions from the pnso,
ners. 'OA, no. replied the functionary,
with all The grace Of Castilian, "that
,could be palgarP From this it is TO be
; feared that The runiors were more
truthful than rumors generally are.
MIR. Campbell, in calling the atten-
! tion Of the Captain General to the out
rage of forcibly taking American citizens
: from neutral territory, referred TO the
5 case of the Duke d d'Enghine. The Duke
,r it will be remembered, was forcibly taker
from Baden, neutral territory, by ordel
of Napoleon Bonaparte, upon suspicion
10 of piracy against the life of the frs
II consul; was taken 20 Paris, and there
n shot. 1t was universally considered I
i. grave offence against the laws of natiohs
- The reply of the Captain General was
that the case was not at all similar as the
G duke was a gentleman.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-28

THE MErHoDIsT CHURCH According
10 statement recently made, the VI. e
Church South has had an increase during
the past year of IL 595 members, 5S
travelling preachers, aud S27 local preach
ers The whole number of travelling
pre- achers is GAP, of whom 9O4 are su-
peranuated; local preachers 3,S92; mem
bers 366, 4S2 whites; 1874, % colored; 8,
226 Indians. Total; 1880.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-28

LAND ENTRIES in MINNESOTA. - Nor.
WegiaaS The 81. Paul Chronicle and
Register, of the Sd inst, says:
More land has probably been entered
at our Land Office the past week Than
during the whole season previous. A
mong numerous others who are now look
ing at our country, is delegation from a
colony of 1000 Norwegians, who are a.
waiting below :he action of those sent
here in advance. They are pleased with
what they have seen, and will probably
induce their people to settle in Mime.
sofa eventually. The Norwegians are
an Industrious, frugal and moral people
just the Kind of emigrants we. desire
We want as many of them as will come
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-28

BATTLE OF BUNKER HILL-At Boston,
on Monday, June l7th, business was
nearly suspended, in consequence of the
celebration of the Battle of Bunker Hill.
At Charleston, the scene of the celebra-
tion, The place was crowded with people.
An imposing procession, headed by a
large military escort, together with the
Executive of the State, Judges of the
Supreme Court and other Courts, with
numerous veterans of the Revolution
marched To the Navy Yard, where the
Hon. Edward Everett delivered an elo.
qnent Grafton. After the ceremonie.
were over a dinner was given, which wa,
participated in by near 1000 persons
Numerous patriotic speeches were made
and the greatest enthusiasm prevaile,
throughout. 1t was truly day of Ma
tional festivitv.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-28

IowA.-James Harlan. the>whig can,
didate for Governor Of Iowa, has declin
ed because he viii not be quite thirty
years of age on. the day of election,( Au-
gust though he will be before the time
for inauguration. ( tDecember,) and the
constitution requires that governor shall
be thirty years old when elected.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-28

BOsTUN, JUNE To.
In the Supreme Judicial Court this morning
Chief Justice Shaw pronounced the decision of
the Court on Professor Webster for writ OF er-
ror. The Court refused to grant it, and the case
remains as before. There is but little probability
of the prisoners escaping the execution of tue
sentence. f.. ..H u,.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-28

....t. l.. ClNcINNATi, June ~
Two Constables, Messrs Davidson aud Dazell,
were stabbed at the Circus, last night, by amedi'
cal student, from Indianapolis, while enforcing or
der. Both are dangerously wounded, g. Davidson
il is thought, will not recover The Young man
was arrested and committed to jnil. We have
not learned his name.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-28

HRRotEEs,-+A correspondence the Minnesota
Pioneer, writing from Fort Gaines, says that he
had just seen pile of snakes tor'y.fve in num-
ber, which had been killed by two young girls OF
that place. The girls went out messing but it
turned out to be a SDakng expedition and they
want to know whether any other section OF the
country can produce such horones, .....
The only one that comes any way near it, was
the girl at the camp-tnseting, who was bit by a
snake. litFlc t-'Ft'aa tt.'''}'
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whns water Canal Co ralilns OF a prlds.

ciscmsATi, June 20.
The White Waller Canal Company, obligations
IN tie similitude OF bank notes which circulated
around here sfew years since, als NOW being col.
lected Of the stockholders.
Yesterday the verdict was rendered 10 the Com.
mon Pleas against several ri for fve tIonslnd
dollars aud the case is 10 bc Se before tie United
States Circnit Conrt The bail Is $3 900.
On The l3ih June the new wave lattice bridge
across Red River. near Clartsyille Tennessee fen
with tremendous crash. forths DISTANCE Of sixty
feet. "a team Of six horses was crusing at tie
time, All were killed. aud two men irighlfulIy
injured, one losing both less! Cause defect in mn.
terias. Loss $4,000
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Friday Evening, June "a, 1850

THG CoNyENTIoN AT the latest ae-
counts the Convention was engaged in
discussing The provision forlhe payment
Of The State debt. ...-s
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LANcAsTER, JUNE go, 1850.

Tn. CoSsEsrros, OH yesterday, was engaged
In a continuation Of the discussion upon the mode
of paying off the State debt Some are in iavol
of $l0o 900 anudnlly, others that sum with com
pound interest e4rl year, others are III favor o.
leaving the amount optional with the Legislature
while few are not particular what is done
That simple clause has already been debnted two
DAYS, with pro pect OF continuance.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-28

Free SOFT STATE CoNtfNrloS.-A m1ss
convention of the Free Suilers has been
called, to be held at Cleveland. .August22
TO nominate a candidate for Govern6r.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-28

LADY FRANKLIN has expended almost
the last remnant of her fortune in fitting
out the expedition about to sail from
Aberdeen III search Of her lost husband.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-28

TIE ALToNA CoMET.-The New York
Mirror, of Wednesday, has the following
in reference to the comet lately seen at
The observatory in Washington, and at
Cambridge. Mass, but FIRST discovered at
Altoona, in Europe:
The new comet is now family visible
to The naked eye, in the constellation of
Ursa Minor 1t will continue to approach
the earth until the the middle of July,
when il will attain its minimum distance
from Us of about thirty,eight millions of
miles. or less than one half its present
distance. As it is also approaching the
Sun, it will become FIVE or six times
brighter than II now is.
On the llth of July j: will be seen a
few degrees to the west Of the bright star
Arcturus. in the constellation Bootes.
Moving rapidly to the south, it will pass
near the star Spic. Virgins on the 23d
of July, and will soon after descend be-
low the southern horizon.
AS it is already fast increasing in
brightness, ii will probably be distinctly
visible to the naked eye during the mid
die of July.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-28
Connecticut 4 : senator

PHILADELPHIA, June 10.
Welearn of3 unsuccessful baotings for e S
Senator in tue Conn Legislature.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-28

WAsHINGToE June 20.
III the SENATE, Mr.. Clay presented series Of
resolutions, passed unanimously by the consIllu.
liOnal convention of Kentucky, in favor OF the
Compromise Bill.
Mr. King, from the committee nn Foreign Re-
latiuns, reported IL joint resolution, authorizing
The presentation of a gold medal TO Captain Cook,
of the barque Sarah, in token of appreciation OF
his services in rescuug the passengers and crew
of tue Amercan ship Caleb GrimshaT, destroyed
by fire, at sea, which was passed
The Omnibus Bill was taken up at one O'Clock,
the question pending being upon Mr.. Under.
| woods amendment, providing for testing the
boundary OF Texas, in the Supreme Court, in
case of the rejection by that State, of the pro.
position made 10 her, in the bill
The amendment. after additional debate was
rejected--yeas &c. nays "a.
Mr. Berriep called up his amendment, provid
| ing for The election of one Representative from
California; and that the election Os members o
Congress from California are not to take place
Till after the passage of the bill After some de
4 bate, the amendment was lost.
The Senate then adjourned until Monday
HoUsE-The debate OH the bill granting boun
ty lands to soldiers IN the asst war with GreaBrit
ian, the Florida war, and General Wayne's Indial
war, on motion Of Preston King, was ordered L
close at nae o'clock to-day
The House then went into committee Of tlit
Whole on the state ul the Union, and resumed
the consideration of the bill The cummitte,
then proceeded TO vote on various amendment
proposed. but one amendment was offered b,
Mr. Hubbard pending which the committee arose
The House then adjourned.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-28

MuLTUM IN PARvo,-The n. 0. Cres.
cent. neutral paper, ,yery..jlstly remarks
We have never known better abused
administration than Gen. Taylor's. lfht
does any thing. it is wrong; ifho doel
not, that also is wrong.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-28

..,GoyERNoR UJHAzY and his Hungarian
compatriots have selected tract of land
on Granc River. Decatur county. Iowa.
and expect large number OF other Han,
garian emigrants this summer.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-28

EIr Nature has intended our neighbor of the
EARLE to be dull of comprehension, we do not
know thdt We dre bound to give him an under
standing, ~ t' yss1 "
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-28

DEATH FROM A BAD PRAcTIcE-A
young girl in Boston died from the effect
Of burns caused by a cracker, which
a Needless boy threw against her.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-28

ADVENTURE OF OLD AeE.--Among the
passengers who arrived a, Boston few
days ago, was Michael Muloney, aged
l03 years, He is native Of Kilkenny
Ireland. which he left so years ago! He
comes to this countrytn visit his chiIdrepi
and is going To Providence r. l., where
one resides, and he hopes to reach Mich
igan, where he will meet another. He
enjoys fine health, and says he has never
lost a nights sleep on account of sickness
he walks with firm step. and his eye,
sight is keen enough TO enable him to
thread fine cambric needle without the
use of speclacles. IN. !, A.l.--.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-28

NEWARK AND SANDuskY CITY RAILROAD.
The road from Newark to Sandusky, by
way of Mount We mon and Mansfield will
be completed this fall. Workmenare lay
ing the iron at each erd Of the route at
The rate of ABOUT halt a mile per day,
and a Locomotive has been taken to New
ark by canal for immediate operations.
The road is to be finished to Mount Vern-
on by the lst of September. From Mans
field To Belville, l3 miles. the iron is TO-
be put down by the fourth of July, on
which occasion there is to be a grand
celebration at BelvilIe. The road from
Bellvileto Mount Vernon to 6e inished
early in September Whole road laid
with heavy I. rail- Clsue. Herald.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-28


WA young Scotch lady, Miss Laviuia
Downie. has undergone, with fatal issue,
an operation To extract a pin which was
lately discovered to be in her ear. When
very little girl, twenty years ago, Miss
Downie put pin in her mouth, and pres.
emily afterwards, as she beloved, swal-
lowed it, A fostering in her ear lately
revealed the existence of foreign sub
stance, and after great suffering the LOST
pin was extracted; it had become much
bent in working its course through the
tissues and bony structures The young
lady suffered long and intensely, and diec
on the 4lh of April. This should be {
warning othose who are in the habit oI
putting pins in their mouths, while en-
gagged at anything which requires theiI
use--wOmen especially. lg.5 fa
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-28

4 VALUABLE FARM The Cincinnati Com.
mercial says that the farm Of Edwin For
rest, Opposite that city, contains 25 acres.
50 900 per acre has been offered and re-
Fused ferit
NAvAL.-Orders have been received
al Norfolk for the equipment oflhe siea-
mer Powhatan, and the sloops Of wat
lJsmestown and Saratoga, with despatch.
llrhe Sarana.'s machinery is being repair
= ed,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-28

FRoM CUBA.-The news Published in another
column from Cuba, looks anything else than pa
ci6c; yet we have hopes that nothing serious
will grow out Of thatil.concerted pirntcal adven-
ture. Those persous who urged on Lopez and
couutenunced the movement would hardly ieel
satisfied with themselves, if these few hundred
adventurers should be the cause OF bloody and
costly war.
Ifthe people Of the United States are at the
mercy of few adventurers, we may expect IN
future a good many Mexican. Cuban and Canada
Campaigns. .u... s...l...i,5
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-28

Six GENERATIoNs Elisha Fuller.
venerable citizen of Ludlow, Mass, died
suddenly and calmly in his chair on the
10th oIt,. aged 9s He lived to see his
great great gre al. grandchild.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-28

The BERKs County "GoLD NINE"
turns out to be something else, nearly as
valuable; for we gather from paragraph
lin the Schnelpost, paper published at
Hamburg. in BerkS county mat an agent
of company in New York recently vis-
lied the mine. the property of Mr.. Focht.1 !
Iof Windsor township. for The purpose of
negotiating for its purchase. After care
fuI examination ofthe "place," " he offered
81 900 for each acre through which it ex!
tended; but Mr.. Focht refused to sell.
determining to work the mine himself.
According to public rumor, the mine con-
tains very little gold, but an abundance
of the .purest silver Pennsyiraaian.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-28

a Both oflhe coustables who were
stabbed, in the circus, at Cincinnati, will
probably die.