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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18
ohio Election.
COLuMRus, Oct u

CoLUNBus, Oct II
Butler county gives Wood nearly 1900 majori.
ty and Vance little rising Of 1000.
Brown county gives Wood $50 majority Bar.
rere. Wing. is elected in this Congressional Dis.
trct by l49 majority, gais.
Preble county gives Johnston 500 MINORITY and
ELECTS the whole Wing ticket except Sheriff.
In Licking County, Sweetzer's official rnajori'
ty is7lO.
COLUMBUS October Id =. NJ.
We are indebted to Mr.. Bascom Of the State
journal for the fnlowing:-
In the Senate the Wings have 10 Senators with
out Randall. This is certain. In the House. the
Wings have 35 certlu and Darke aud Shelby yet
in doubt. This does not include the Free S0ilers
Of Ashlabula. Lake Trumbull aud Geaugl.
For Congress we hnve elected the lnlluwne:
2d. l.. D. Campbell; 81. Hiram Bell; 4tl Benz
Stanton; 7llI, Nelson BBrrere, gHin 9th. John l.
Tuylor l2lh Jnhn Welcl l3lh; Wlian Fink
gain l4lh. Alexander Harpei; 18th. VIM. +. Hun
ter; 10Th L Newton Gddings is Of course elect
ed The democrats have elected as follow: - ii
David T Disney; 5lh A P Edgerton 9Th. F. W
Greere; OH. Edison b Odds l0h. Chnres Swcetz
eri Huh, George II BHsby; l7ih. Joseph Cable
18th. Daniel X Garter; 2I,t Dr. Norton 4
TOwnshend. The 10Th district yet 20 boar from
hut the Lncoioeos probably elected. Total. ID
Wings. 10 Democrats aud Mr. GiddinEs.
Akron, Ort -.
Trumbul and Geauga. probably Free Sallels e.
lcccd both to til Senate aud the II Ipu$e. Lucn.
rncos in Portage. The Cleveland PhiuleaIer Of
this morning says-"The Wings have the Legs-
hture."
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18
A CnMpL1MENr rnAr ANY BEAUTY

A COMPLIMENT THAT ANY BEAUTY
WOULD FEEL.-As lady 0f the Fortcs'
cue family, who possessed great person
al beauty, was walking along a narrow
lane, she perceived just behind her a
hawker Of eartheu ware driving an ass
with two panniers, laden with his stock
of trade. To give the animal aud his
master room to pass, the lady suddenly
started aside, which so frightened the
poor donkey, that he run away, but had
not proceeded far whenhe unfortunately
fell, and great part Of the crockery was
broken to pieces. The lady in her turn
became alarmed. lest when she should
come up with the man, he should load
her with abuse, if not offer to insult her;
but, to her surprise, when she arrived at
the spot, the man with great good humor'
gallantry aud wit, exclaimed
"NeUer mind madam, Baldam's ass
,cas frightened by an angel"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18

"Is YOUR NAME BaowS'-Capt W--teH'
uu amusing occurrence witnessed by him last
week on board the steamer "OGeun," on her pas,
sage down. An odsh and soniewhat purblIpd
genllemln pacing up and down the upper sao"'il'
stopped in front OF large, iullensih mirror and,
after gazing al the figure pre- enied' for moment
or two, inquired, in very deliberate l"ue--is---
your-.nante .-BroWn?' No answer Question re-
peated luuder-.Is YOUR NAME BRowN7' Still no
answer. Question again repeated louder is
-NAME-BROWN?' Still no answer
well, said The queslioner, you are either no gen.
teman. or cursed dcaf!' Tic snlcoh was in a
ruar.-Det. AdV. .r
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18
By TeleEraph for he Daily Laneasler 0a:eas
Arrival Of the stsap;sr Atlantic

Tie American steamer Atlantic Cspt West
from Liverpool, Sept 25'h, arrived at her dock
this morning with 1913 passengers She brings M
political news Of moment
Cotton had further advance of 81. with sales
on the Oath Of 1000 bales. Wheat aud Flelirdull.
ghe former has declined l02d aud Flour 6d. not.
wthsianding the wheat crop his not turned ont
50 we'll as was expected. Potatoes are better than
was anticipated
In Scotland the crops arc very good.
The India mail has arrived. The Tea market
opened at Chaugai with high prices
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18
Pennsylvania Election.

PITTSBURGH. Oct 10
lst district. T. B flnrence. democrat elected
by 900 mlinriiy; 2d district. JOSEF h r Oh ndler.
whis, 1900; 3d. Henry D. M,ore whigi ltll John
Robbins demncia,: 5th John MrNnr. denrtrt.
u gain; 9th. Thomas Ross. democrat; tn, Jesse c.
Dickey. whig; Ssh, Thaddel's Stevens, whigi OH,
Glnncy Iulles, demncrat; lGth u n. Dnnmirk.
deiii5cInt; ] llh no returns; l2lh Grow, democrat;
18Th. no returns; lltIi Z. NJ. Bisrlielmt,, whig;
18th. W. II Cnrz democrat, gam; 10Th. James
II, McLannnn, democrat; eth, Andrew Parker,
democrat, gain; 18Th l9,h, aud .uih, u returns;
2lst. T. NJ Howe. wIig
In HE city Of Phla,lG!phil, the municipal cleo
ton has resulted in the choice Of Charles Gilpcn,
viii. IA Mayor. over hi' competition joel Jones.
the present incumbent. who was again run on lIe
independent ticket Iii, ma.iorily i a.57J
lit the Nnriern Liberties. there was dvisin
among the ,lrlnucrnls but Mr. Wkinsnl, l!!n
presen Myur, has Leeli re cltttrd by hand
some majority.
Ia the gorL district. t,fcn. whig las l'ecn rec
lccird by snne 400 IN i1ri'y.
rurA2ELPHlA, Oct 10
Is Gar IL W. have returns. thu Legislature i MS
follows: SGv.rE. Il IN ,crt;S. nI1 ia lne 'St dis.
rict; wlig enc in tlr serohd district ll"tsE.
democrats, / in PbiladcPlil cpunty.4 in Berls,
. in Lehigh and Carb ~, ! in rthunpt1n in
SchuNlki total 30; wings. III Philadelphia CO..
in Delaware. ) in Lancaster. in Chester, in
Northampton, . III Dluphin, in Lebanon, Total
seventeen.
The whig legislative ticket in the city and the
democratic in the county are elected by large
maiorlies.
THE MARSHAL OF P0LIcE. Returns OF the
Whole county yet incomplete bal enough is
known In render certain the election ul inyio
! by handsome minority
| For city aud county officers. the ticket know
as the city aud county ticket has been carried by
the wings. The returns are incomplete.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct II
Florence. dem, majority over Levin, Native. Is
district. 1888 So Tar the democrats have guins'
6 members of Congress in the State aud lost one
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18

GEoRGN--Thc election of delegates TO
The State convection called by Gov To.
WIS is t, be holden un the 23lh of Move
inber, hut the Legislature is to meet before
the day fixed for the assembling of the
delegates, 10th Of December, and MAJ
repeal the law under which they are to be
chosen. The Athens Banner, democra
tic journal, say Gov Towns proclaim
lion is but a solemn mummery nnder the
existing calm ofpubiic opinion, after The
fate adjustment Of Tie slavery question
by Congress"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18

NEw YoRK AMrRIcAN lNsTITUTE,-The
annual exhibition of this valuable Associ.
alton for the Improvement Of all the arts
Of life. is now open in the city Of New
York. A letter from gentleman who
taxes an interest in it. to tie Editors of
the National Iate1lgeacer, dated at New
York. October 4. speaks Of the exhibit
ton as follows:
1--WE should be very much grati6ed if
you would visit our eutFair al Castle
Garden; and we lattcr ourselves thst.you
wou enjoy this exhibition. Among ihou1
sands OF new improved articles. you would
share in my satisfaction in beholding a
morg others a machine invented by Gen
eral Dick. of Pennsylvania, for cutting
iron. IRoN. which III our national Ibusl-
ness, forms the bone and sinew of our
forces, next after Thai df our felIow.citi-
zens, is by this singular irs,ttment, cnt
into the required forms for steam boilers,
&c. Sc. with extraordinary facility and
economy. This machine occupies space
Oh the flnor of about four by FIVE feet. and
is about FIVE feet high. II has steel jd,rs
three feet ride, which, Wy means of run
ming band over small wheel, open aud
shut every few seconds; aud at each clos
ing of its jaws cuts boiler iron ofthe
stoules, kind with as much apparent ease
as stout man bites a bit of cheesei call
it .Sg4Q6 iron Giant"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18
Steamboat Accident.

LOUSY LIE, Uct IL
The Steamer Meteor, No. 3 from Red River
Tor New Orleans, was burned and then sunk on
the 2d inst. 50 miles above New Orleans. The
pass engers all escaped with the loss of their bag
gage A colured hoy belonging Ia the boat was
lost and about 200 bales rf cDtun burned.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18
Episcopal Conventicn.

The Episcopal Convention to-day, adopted IA
resolution providing for biennial meetings.
The trustees ofthe Theological Seminary, will
meet at the same time with the Convention.
The difficulty between the Bishop oI Maryland
and a p ,rlion OF The Clergy, is made the special
order for tomorrow.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18

EARTrauAKE.--A severe shock Of an
earthquake was ielt at Cleveland on
Wednesday morping which lasted nearly
iwn seconds The shock was sufficient.
ly violent In throw crockery from the
shelves. At Berea. about II miles
distant, the shock was sufficient to awak
en- 'jersous from a sound sleep.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18

ADVERTISING ON the GALLows. Foot,
who was executed at New Havoc last
Wednesday, on the scaffhld said that he
had intended 10 make few remarks, but
the substance of them could be found in
the new edition of his book, to which he
referred his hearers. While inprison,
by an arrangement with the jailer, he
had charged 125 cents to each visiter for
a sight Of himself.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18

EBA company Of Actors recently went from
Pitisburgh to Wlsceiing, where they lost every
thing but tne cloths on their backs, 1T is said
1lna, tie landlords even took the idies' dresses
.Smffrling is tue badge 0r all our tribe
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18

New GuoDs y. c. Msccrucken is ell hand
with large and excellent variety oi Dry Goods,
Groceries, Queeusware. Sc. His Stuck is select
cd with care aud the pub lie will find the estlb
lishment good place for the purchase of their
Fall aud Winter supplies
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18

ly|The Boston Atlas contains letter OF
column and half in lcngtlE acklressed 10y The
NoA. Horace Munn to G. c. FELTON, Esq, Eliot
Professor of Greek in Harvard University. The
subject oft is nj article published anohy ymonsly
by the Professor in the Advertiser, defending Mr.
Websters use of the phrase captdlores 0er6o'Wm
For disciple Of the "humanties," we must say
that Mr. Mann employs toerably free pen.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18

NEW York Oct II
The Georgia fur Chagres sailed to-day with $50
passengers. The Steamer Pacific, intended 10
ply between Panama aud San Francisco sailed
hence to tlke her station. She takes % pasSen
ners Ia NeM O.ehrs.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18

Coop NEws FIR the LAzY,-The last number OF
the Boston Medical aud Surgical Journal n'ierS
the pnon, that "onre week is"lIcn ennnsh to
bath the whole body Ghr the purpose OF luxury
md cleanIiuess'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18

HnRRID TRAGEDY.-ln Fleming couu
ty, oil Wednesday last, VIM. Rineo had
all alteration with Mr.--, who had
married his sister. whom he killed Oh the
spot by a single shot from revolver.
Ringo's mother ran up 10 expostuIate,
when the inhuman monster Fred Two.
SLOTS into her body, from which she died,
next day. His sister, wife Of The muir
dercd man then rau up. when the fend
shot her through the thigh. She is like
~ 10 recover He then made of; but the
next day was pursned by the neighbors.
who found him at the house of another
neighbor. On seeing the company ap-,
preaching, he entered the mouse. He was
summnned tu come out and surrender,
hut he refused, aud while attempting 10
draw pistol, was shot through The abdo-.
men by one of the patty. He then shot
at anuther Of the party wounding him
slightly in The shoulder, who thereupon
fired back, killing the monster Instantly.
The parties submitted themselves to the
law authorities, were examined and ac-
qnilled SO horrid tragedy. il does not
often fail to the lnl of the chronicer to
record MaySriUe Eagle.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18

hArs AxD CAps-Craniology-Itis now a
Fixed fact that Fielding & Sou keeps as fine an IS
sortment aud sells as cheaply as any other estab
lishment in this part OF the West. They have
just received their Fall and Winter Stock and it
1hsnS rich Persons WIN have fancy for udorn
ing their heads can saGely trust themselves TO ;he
taste of Fielding.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18
Ohio LegIsInture

CoLUMGus, Oct 10
In the House, returns now Indicate 3j Wings
33 Locofocos and 4 special Free Sollers. The
Seunle remains the snmc as before reported, 10
Mhgs II Lncos and Randnll and SntIifl.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18
Friday Evening. Oc.. II. 1850

I
EVl is a shame that an individual
OF the DemGcraic parry caunoI vote his
honest sentiments without being told by
The organ in lancaster that lye has been
"blibcd" or forced" TO do 81. Wedo
not believe there was vote cast fiT Col.
Van Trump III Hooking Township, bal
what was willingly aud chee'fIlIy de-.
posted; aud when the Eagle makes lis
dastardly chnfgcs against men Of its par.
Iiy VIM preferred Van Trump To Ods.it
insults The inteli gencc Of the people aud
shows Opposition upon the part of the
leaders, to force every mlG 10 obey their
behesls.
! If the day Of thinking for ones self is
past and the members Of the Demnc:at,
ic party are 10 he vilifci and abused fnI
venluring to act out their own opinions
aud wishes, the EagleI cnmmrnIs are
right aud proper; but il iii, is not the
case. the article we refer 10. is an insult,
degrading 10 the party a,it is 10 the H.
diydual who wrote il.
In This particular case. the Gernaus
can see what course would he pursued
towards them by this pr"scriptive party,
should m jnriry Of Ihem vote against
.he wishes of tie leaders The abuse
which is Iieaped upon ile few honeol
men who had a desire To aul did vote
fnr Col. Van Trnm .. because they liked
him better than rhey did the opposing
candidate. is fair sa nple of what the
entire mass If the pany nigh! expect,
should any Of them ever depart from the
wishes or disobey the commands of the
eaders.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18

Cy'An English jury, in criminal case, is sud
t have brought in the following verdict: Guilty
with some little doubts US to whether lie is the
apit,p Innu.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18

The NEXT PREsIDgST.-If LocofOco promises
are worth anything; or rather, if DR.. o'dS word
will pass more current thau the bills upon the old
Circleville Bank, the next President will be
Wing. He said that tie election the next Pres.
ideut depended upon tie Congressional delega'
tion from Ohio remaining re same and as we
have ganed in the Perry district. we suppose
DR. ods' friends, who believe in him, will cOn
cede us the President. So, the skies are bright
after all
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18

IMMteRATioN.--The number Of imrn'
grants that arrived in New York city,
from vafious foreign ports, during Sept.
last, was 81 ,054. Total immigration for
1880, up to October inst, 165,590.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18

tFBenjamn franklin very quainly remarked
th.t lit was OF her people ey es that rtiined us
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18

LAmENTAbLE.-The Turkish AmbOssa
dor had great desire to call on Jenny
Lind, but the custom of his country pre-
cludos him from calling on any woman.
How sorry We pre- for his Excellency.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18

MnRE LAND IN MlNNEsoTA-- -Governnr
Ramsey aud Mr. Taylor of Pennsylvania
have been appointed Commissioners Ia
itsat with the Sioux tndidiis, for ,lei.
lands lying west Of the Mississippi. The
time fixed for their treaties, is late thi.
fall.--The Indians were unwilling yeal
ago to di pose of their lands; but it is
Thought that the present effort to effect a
treaty will he successful. The iniHieh5t
tract offertile. well.timbered. we'll water.
ed and beautiful county, bounding on
the south by Iowa, on ihe east by the
Mississippi, and extending north to the
Watab river, which is the south bounda-
ry of the Wnnebago codnltS, and on the
west by line running due south from
The lake al The Long Prairie River, will
then be in market. ...
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18

HoRRIBLE MURDER At WEST CHESTER
The Philadelphia Ledger has the fol-
loving particulars relative to an awful
tnurdef Committed in the vicinity of Wesl
Chester, Pa, on Saturday morning:
Some of the children belonging 10 the
school at Rocky Hill, three miles above
West Chester, On going to the school
house, found their teacher, Phebo Sharp
less, lying on the floor, weltering in hel
blood, and quite dead. Lying near heI
was the wadding used in loading the gun
which, upon examination. was found to
he piece of the Saturday Evening Post
In the course of the day, George Pharoar
having been seen in the viGlIiity with a
gun, was arrested on susicinn. and
s,rang GO to relate, on his petson was found
poTIioH If the Saturday Evening Post
aud the wadding found fitted to it. He
was committed to prison 10 wait furlh
er examination. The deceased was al
estimable young lady, aged abotit twenty
eight, the daughter of Aaron Sharpless
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18

e.
IMPORT, From WAsHINGToE:': TIE
N,cdfdgaa Trcaty.-Our correspondent at
Washington sends us the following:'--
Nothing at all has been done in the nego'
tiation with Nicaragua. since Gen. lay
Iur's death. Mr.. Squiers treaty was sent
10 the Senate before that time; but Mr.
Clayton was of opinion that II could nor
be ratified without important :. amela;- "a.
mems; and in ordertu obtain such amend
men,s in that short lime, he Is under
s,ood To have made a eommnn cation to
The Sopreme Director of Nicaragua, re-
ouestinp him to send an agent to WASH
Iipg,on, with authority to agree upon such
notifications as may bo satisfactory To
both parties. This communication was
forwarded by express; but no answer to
it had been received at the adjournment
nf Congress. Meantime, the Depart-
ment has recummendde and Congress has
authorized, an outfit and salary foe o
Charge d'Afairs directly TO the govern.
menl Of Nicaragua, as unconnected with
the Guatemala mission. A nominatiol
to fill this. Office, will doubtless be made
early iu The next session of Congress,
Thisis the exact condition of this nego-
,is,ion.--M Y. Herald AS
EThe fire in Mount Vernon, Me-. on
1.-The 2nd, burnt srsry store in the ''''ase
land allllie goods. 's'la'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18

RAILROAD Music. - We clip the follow
ing from the Indianapolis Journal, and
we would be glad to hear more of such
music about Lancaster:
The echoes are awakened around our
city On o0ne days, by the whiStling Of
six or eight locomotives, which ale em-
ployed on the various roads. When the
pipes of several are turned at the same
time, it creaies rather business like din.
Burthen cars by the hundred are on the
move, extending new roads, and carry.
irg on the great business Of that al.
ready in operation.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18


FRAUDULENT TICKETs-The Eagle is
terribly agtated because few tickets
were circulated upon the day of election
and s,awluIly afraidthat some members of
his party were fodlsh enough tohe chea:
ed because Col. Van Trump had ticket
printed filed up with the names ofhe De-
tiocratic candidates. The Eagle, t. make
anything out Of his charge, must first
find nut whether it has any grounds for
charging some members of lis party with
ignorance. Truly it has poor opinion
of the intelligence aud honesty of these
men, and yet we venture To STATE that a
arge majority of the Democrats who 10
Ted for Col, Van Trump, have more good
sense, sounjer Judgments, mure inlegfT-
ty of character aud greater frmuess of
purpose than the individual who makes
these foolish charges against them.
81 lar as tlleSs uChelS HIt CuHCUlHCu' >
they were printed for convenieuce a;ihe
request of Col. Van Trump's Democrat
ic friends. used in this township chiefly, a
half dozen given to Democrat in Pleas
ant aud few given to Democratic voters
from Berne while in town. They would
not have been printed. had Col. Van
Trump. for the accommodation of these
voters. been allie tu obtain democraiiC
tickets, aud were not printed until Mon
day aflernuun preceding the election
To prove fraud, the Eagle musl prove
that a vuler has been cheated.
So much for this, merely ,emarkini
that While the game is up, we shall tax
hand il, and we will make the E0gl
man fee' very sorry that he has name'
the word fraud" Dr. Cds never play
ed a political game in his life, bat wha
he held "ihree aces and bragger." AN
tie Edgle admitted it in This case.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18

HAYNAU The following inscription
may be seen chalked upon wall at
Bank side in the ueighborhood of Barclay
& Perkins Brewery: Near this spot,
in the arms of the police, and covered
with dirt, fell General Haynau, Sept. A,
1850" The very stones do pirate his
whereabouts.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18

FlRsr ON H,vD. The ab,litinnists ot
Syracuse, N. Y, have nude the f'IIow'
ing nominations:
For PresiIcnt--Gerrit Smilh. white;
For Vice Presidept--Sdmuel Ward, oHcN'
This is whatmay he considered'he mix
ed ticket and will doubtless suit the
Epsrly in Ohio which are held togetherhy
the contract of fownshend, Swift, & Co.
RDaniel Webster arrived in New
York on Saturday. -
w Thanksgiving in New Hampshire
on Thursday, November 2S, same al
Massachusetts,. -
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18

STATE FAIR ITEM-Mr. Bingham, The
celebrated Sheep grower in Vermont,
yesterday sold at The Fair one ofhs bucks
for the handsome sum of three hundred
dollars. The purchaser is Mr., Reed Of
Medina county Gin Gaz.
HORTICULTURAL FAIR REoEIPTs.-.The
whole amount received during the week
was sixteen hundred dollars, one thou
sand of which was received at the door,
for admission, and tho remaining six hun
dred the proceeds Of the auction sale on
Saturday night Gin Gaz.
TCivilzation already begins to en-
ervate the people Of lbe Far West. Last
month a piano made its appearance III
H ard, Scrahblej while the landlord ofthe
Fighting Bears" who nobly resisted the
,nnovaliou oftable cloths, has been com.
peIled to strike his culors to "cussed
Yankee" who advertises "clean plates
every meal"
p, TAToE Ror,-An intelligent farmer
writes us from Caledonia, Livingston CO..
that the potato rot has; within few days
past, made its appearance to an alarming
extent in that vicin ity, and on mucky
ground, which has heretofore been ex'
empt from its ravages.-ROch. ~ 4 Ad
| SToYpAot of FAoToRIEs.-We Learn
I That several cotton mills in the valley o
1.-The Quinebaug, Connecticut, have 'shu
Idown their gates, and !bat the proprietor'
of other factories are preparing to stoT
operations. WOOasooket r. i Patriot
j RThe Jenny Lind tea kettle is OF
fefed for sale in Cincinnati. Fill lt@'ti
water and place il on the FIRE, and It com
mences to s,ay in an incredibly shor
thine,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18

PRAcTIoAL ANNEXATION open
ing of the Fitchburg railroad has done
more to annex Canada to the United
States than any number Of political
speeches. At Boston, yesterday. party
Of thirteen hundred and fifty PERSONS left
that city, in one train. on visitto Mon
treal. 1t was composed of substantial
citizens from various parts of New Eng
land. Wha, will the Canadians think oI
such an irruptiou2--Newark Ad0.