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Price ReduCedI
vAUGHN'S
LITHONTRIPTIC MIXTURE |
Large Bottles Only ORe DoIlar.

Large Bottles Only One Dollar.
IN. Proprietor Of the Great Amshcah Remedy 'vAuaaaa
vroErAsLE LITHONrRprro MIXTURE" Induced BY The
urgent solicitations Of his Agents. throughout the United
suiss and Canada, has now
Reduced the Price ,,
Of his popular and well known aele and from this data
henceioh he will put up bu, size ony,-his quart
bottles:-he retail price will be
ONE DOLLAR.
The public may assured that the character Of the Med-
one its strength, and curative properties WILL REMAIN
UNCHANGED and the will be bestowed in pre-
pairing il Is heretofore.
As this medcns under it reduced price, will be purchased
by those who have hitherto made themselves acquainted
with its virtues proprietor would beg intimate that his
article is not 20 be claed with the Of Remedies
Of the day - claims for itself greater AealiRs pOper, in
all diseases, than any other preparation before the
ord and has sustained itself for eight years by its superior
medical virtues and until this reduction, commanded double
the price Of any other article in this line.
NOTICE PARTICULARLY, this article acts with great heal
ing power and certainty, upon the
Blood, Liver, Kidneys, Lungs,
and all other orsa upon the action Of which life and
health depend. 1850. |.-'
This medicine has justly high repue a remedy for
Dropsy and Gravel
and all diseases of that nature may be relied upon when
the intelligent physician has abandoned his paentand iOt
these distressing diseases especially DRoPsY the propu-
s,or would earnestly and honestly recommend it, AT its
present price it easily aned by ALL and the trial will prove
The article to beth
Cheapest Medicine in the World!
t- Please ask for pamphletshe asents give them away
they contain over sixteen pages Of Receipts Tin addition to iu
r1edica matter valuable or household purposes and which
dnlIar IN
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FrRsr Omo SrAre FAm.- 10 be held

FIRsT Ono STATE FAIR.- 10 be held
at Cincinnati October 2d, Sd, and All, Is
50-Programme Of Arrdsgements g. TIE
Shoa0 Grounds are at Camp Washington.
two miles from the centre uf The civ. on
the Hamilton turnpike and Miami canal,
where a spacious enclosure aud large
buildings, tents, &c, are erected ior the
occasion.
articles for Exhibition will he received
at the grounds on Monday and Tuesday
previous Ia The fair All articles must be
entered on The books Of the Secretary At
one of the oflires IN The ground. ur tho oI'
fee at the Burnet House, previous To adj
mission
Wednesday, Ocfober Cd Entries olar-
llices allowed iill IL O'Clock this day
(uone later The judges will meet IN the
speakers tent at 8 o'clock to fill ny com
nttees. aud proceed 10 examination oi
altic at IL o'clock. The grounds will
not be open this day, except To eXh'b
tors, iud ges. aud other persons VIII" have
badges. badge, for admission during
- H.. G.
DIM IL,tcL uill r,nm.uce al O.
clock this day.
TAuysday, Ociobcy Sd Public Exhi.
h;,inn Gro SA NJ r s p M-Sinple
,lo,;.s;,n ,;ckes % rents
F,jJov Oe,obc, l,A -public Exhibi
ZION continued. Annual Addless at a.,
rlock in s,c,kc,' Is t,n, immedisr.lv aI
Ter vhlch Ihe award of premiums viii b,
announced
S0ju,dov OIobey y5,L-PniIir s.Lc ,l
Stark &c I'm the oronnds also or ia,
lLmb,y i,bou, 100 OOO ic.,} If ,yh,ch tLc
buildinGs and E,ncas pre cnrs,,uctod
Trnws Each axh;bir,r viu br
CHARGED 81 4nirv foe vvhich will enlilIe
him IN hahn. and rr,. ,dm;ssinn IN tbe
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THE TeIegraph line in 0pealiOn,
AnN GOOds sclling cllenper than eve

IITTLF; II DRESPhCH'S
EEAYE opened their full supply of rich SPRING
a Inn Sum uER GOODS embracing much the
largest aud most varied Stock ever offered in Lancas-
tar-consistnp in part as follows:
LAUns DREss GoODs.A splendid Stock of Broche
Printed and Plain Beregas Tissues Grenadines, and
various new textures, with long npronnuncablo
rames$ White Emhd and Jacquard nuslins neat and
low priced DRESS GOODS for missas and children
Rich Painted aul plaid De Lanes Lawns 4 Organde,
large aHOrtmcfh ol Ginshams and GinsAom lawns:
Calcoy, ChntI' S. plain and iigd Red Oil Cal LOS;
large stock of Colicos for patch work. ~ Red Oil Cur-
tain nNlin large assortment OF plain and 6g'd Alpa
cas-, n Stvlo, hhrg homta2ne. plain aud tgd Dress
Silas; English and lnhn Grapes, Grape Lisses; Love
Wells and baniSerthrh
LAHgE SrocN 81 MEN AND BOYS WEAR.--French,
German and English CL0THS aRd CASSIAIERES;
largo assortment of VestngS, styles Sattinetts,
rwIeds Jeans, and new style Summer Goods; plain
white Linen Drill plain and fancy co!ored Linen Coat
irgi for men and Boys wear, ard Variefy of NeW
StJie Goods thai can't be named Come and see for
NoWtrlves.
SIX AND FANcY GooDs-Large stoc of Bonna
Cap anl mantua Ribbons, Black Velvet do: silk and
Cotton fringrs, Jaconet Swi and Bobinet IacesS Edg
ngs and nsertings: Linen Laces and Bohbin Edgings;
French work'd Collars Linen Cambria inrdkerchieis;
LinenIawns; Wor ing Braid and Coronation Cord: fine
assortment Cotton Nets for CNpes and Caps, silk Nets
and Illusions; White corded Goods for Bonnets; plain
and bard Jacconet, plain and figured Swiss mill and
Summer Shawls, Silk Ilandkerchefs, Points, sc.
HosGERY GLOVES, CRAvATs, &C.-A large stock Of
bades and Genteman's Kid silk, Lisle Thread aud
Cotton Gloves assortment OF misses and children do
white and black tilet mitts and Gloves; Ladies and
Genteman's Hose; miss and children's do; Gentle-
mans now STYLE Crsvats aud Pocket Handkerchiefs
| Suspendurs &c SC.
| liIsH LINENS AND lIousEVrrr1Ea GooDs,- Brown
and Llcachpd shifting aud Sheotings; Pillow Casing
Bosom Linen, Linen and Cotton Table Diaper and Ia
! bic Covers; pamask, Bird.Eyc and Crash Towelling
Curtainmuslins; Furniture check, FLANK u.s. Flannels
| Bai2es &c.
| OK HANUA large assortment OF BOOTS, SHOES
| Bonnetl Leghnrn, China, Pearl. Straw and Palm Lea
Hats; Cotton Yarn, Carpet and Coyerat do; Candle
Wcking and Batting; GROCERIES,, GLASS anc
QUEENS WARE; and in fact every thing usually
kept IN our line of business Families and individual
about to purchasing their spring and summer supplies
are respectfully invited to call and examine our stoc
and prices, They will find ii is our policy to sci
only such Goods nnd at prices that will make and re
tain customers, and secure - us true and friends
GEORGE II. LITTLE.
CHARLES DRESBACH.
SAMUEL ID. DRESBACH.
Lancaster, April i2, 1850, 10
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SoNgruivG MUST NJ DoaE.--The ed
itnr If tho Providence Journal. in sa.
lircal article IN The subject Of publishers
Of newspapers wor'ing for nothing and
finding themselves, says;
ave have noticed several ntrociouS
cases whe,e edi,ors have had the audaci
ty to demand pay for cost Of publishing
matters Of the highest public imp"rtan q,
such as rcsnlusiuus of thanks tn steam
boat captains. pun's of new schools ward
meetings iDr charitable objects. political
meetings, marriages.. aud obituary mott
ses ul iuiant childreu. Something must
be done to put op 10 this, or editors
will soon begin TO think that they have
the same rights as other people"
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DAlNr Brushes all sizes. Varnish do White Wash
do. Dusting do Scrubbing do. shoe do. horse do
cloth do hat do hair do shaving do tooth do nail do
6O do2 lyory Combs, 10 do Dressing DO. do Pocket
do, Buffalo Tuck do Imitation do do side do
just received by G. KAUFMAN.
N August 0, 1850 il
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FAIisG1IELD FACTORY.
EZRA CARPENTER,


ID ESPECTFULLY informs the public that he has
4 y associated in business with himself ROBERT
and GEORGE LOWRY. He has also added to his Es.
tabshment the most improved machinery, which will
enable them to manufacture Cloth, Kerseys Flannes,
Kersemoro, Satnet, Tweed and Blankets in the best
style ard at the shortest notice.
Common Wool will be manufactured into Cloth for
forty cents yer yard.
Three quarters blooded merino and upward, super
fine finish, 60 cents per yard.
Sattine 40 cents per yard Blankets SO to $3.50 per
pair. lannels, &C., in proportion.
Every body is aware that fine cloth is more valua-
BILE than COARSE and that the difference in the price
depends more the labor bestowed, than the cost of
the raw material The difference therefore, in the
Price OF manufacturing fine and coarse wool will be ex-
planned by the finish which, will not be inferior to
Eastern Goods
Wool Carding, Cloth Dressing and Spinning,
viii edone in the best manner, at customary prices
In as much as the expenses of the business heavy
and profits light prompt payment will necessarily be-
required for all orders in their business.
10000 lbs. Wool Wanted-for which Goods
will be given in exchange.
May II, 1850
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TlEST Rio Coffee, best Javn do .Young Hyson Tea
O Imperial do black do, Chocalalcand Cocoon. LOAF
sugar double refined, Powered do do crushed do Pep,
per, AlsPiee, Ginger, Curants Cinnamon, Cloves and
Mace az ,. KAUFFhlAN'S
Augu5t 0, 1850. "A
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Missouri ELEcTIoN 1t appears that
after oil the various reports we have had
that Bowman (Wbigl is tho man elected
in tho Platte District (Mol Thus tho
Whies have four out of the five members
froffi Missouri. and tho fifth (PheIps) is u
Benton man. SO that the regular Demo
cratic Porty will have 10 member from
Missouri - Gin Ahas.
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TAE ElsuTH DBTMCT.-. The Congrcs
Aiunsl canvass proceeds with tho rVSt ru'
eouragiug augalisS for tho Whig cause.
The most complete harmouy rervadcsthe
party throughout tho District, Gen. Tay
LOT is not likely TO lose votes hecause, un.
like some Of his Loculocu colleagues. he
has not seen fit to descr, his ru,t in the
National Councils. aud come home To at
tend to petty clestionsclins We have
cOuversed recently wi,hinlcIligrm gentle
men from Sciolo, who assure Us that Gen
Taylor win poll more than full party
vote. owing W the extreme dlsaIleeliou
with The nomination of McCArmick in the
county ln Adams, the prospect is thai
McGormick's hard money dogmas viii
enable our candidate 10 rm him ver.
close. Pike aud jackson will dna' well
perhaps even better that III lslo, Will
Ross is preparing To p"ll her fun thou
sand majority. Altogether, wo wonl
not compromise with Sur opp"nenIs Ia
less than 1860 majority in the p'Sniet- =
Sci Gax.
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Read! Reflect Judge wisely!

Dr EnHman's Bnisnm oC wild cherry
fINHEltE is attompt 10 deceive the community in
B. regard to the qualities Of this MEDICINE. 1t is
not designed to cure every thing, but for coughs and
al complaints .le Ing the Lungs aud Chest, that it
possible for any compound of medicines to CuRE,
no remedy can be relied upon with more certainty Of
success than the above, Every family who will keep
il and it in all ordinary colds and when the Cough
commences, need seldom be troubled any length of
time with it It affords almost immediate relief and
ron, saving Of eXpanse and mnny times life, by so
doing See llaataan Nsdi,H Directory iorpartculars.
sold hv GEORGE @. RICK, Lancaster,
And regularly appointed AGENTS throus at the coun
Try. All orders must be addressed to.
EASTMAN 4 RI1 ELoW, Zsnesyille, Ohio.
April 26, 1850 81
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GENuISE GALPHINIsM- Di)dlca'ion in
Perry County We carr fInm undnuLt.
ed authority, that the Sheriff of Perry
county has ptnved defauler and has
left for parts ukuown. His bund, we
understand calls for $4,000; but TIE de
6cit viii nycrreach that amount This is
Losofnco Galphiuism aud we imagine
that the defalcaiiun of an oliice holder
renders the party accountable rather
more than the derelicliou Of private in
the Wing ranks.
THIS Sheriff was encp a Whig. but
having hankering after the louves and
fishes, the principle was Incompatible
with his position aud he entered lhc ranks
Of Locofocoism. After a few years ul
trial, struggle aud probation, Ibey made
him one of their High Priests aud he
has now randerel an account If hi.
stewardship. This is genuine Galphin
Ism peculiar to Lncuiocoism and differ
materially from allowing the iueres, ~
a private claim. the justice Of which il
endorsed by Lhcofoco Administration
As the Eagle would say in the prrmisrs
'more anon"
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Oh, fanrastrr @o3rtte,
saturday Evening Sept 81, 1859

THs RArLRoAB.--We learn f-nm the
Auditor that the Commissioners had the
notification from The proper s"urce.--
They received it in time To make the le-
gal publication. bur resolving The adver-
lisemeut for the Eagle alnne. they failed
to give prsper nutice. The Telegraph
was published on Tuesday last, and had
the advertisement been handed into tha
paper, the law would have been compli
ed with.
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FAMILY GROCERIES.

q Hhds Prime Orleans SUGAR.,
OlOO0Bs loaf, lump, erush he'd and powdereddo
YS0ng YsS 6E%E aEsSp ESI%psriA sp Iss s yIpp quss
Sugar House MoleSses; New 0rIanpe do Nea
Palm Soap, Lemons, &c. &c For yale BY
may "a 1850 6. KAUFMAN
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Paper! s'aprr!! 5'aprrM!
RS Ream' bod Cap and Letter Paper, % do Wrap
OO ping and Tissue Paper KAUFFSIAN'S,
August 9, 1850 IA
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REM oval
George q. ECKERT.


HAS removed his CABINET WARE ROOM to
Main street, in Stanberys Building, tipo doors Eas
Of the Hooking Valley Bank, where he will keep on
land larger and more general assortment Of Cabinet
urnire, than ever before, and manufactured usu-
al by the best of workmen of the best material and
in the very latest styles-consistng in part Of
French, Serpentine x Plain Sofas
very cheap. -
LOUNGES, DIVANs and OTTOMANs,
of various styles:
MAHOGANY ROCtIING AND SETTING CHAIRS
of different kinds.
Serpentine Centre TABLES at reduced prices;
Pier, Card, Dressing, End, Dining and Tea Tables;
Yankee Lockers; Secretaries and Book Cases;
FrcnCh, Serpentine and plain Dressing Bureaus;
Mahogany and plain Bureaus, very cheap;
Wardrobes, Wash-Stands and Work-Sands; 500
Desks, Hat Racks and Night Stands, Uery lOp;
BEDSTEADS OF ALL KINDS,
And all other articles in his line that may be called
for Having large and select stock on hand he will
dispose of the same at reduced prices and low
any man sells articles of equal quality at auction.
a g cod 3IsAMSB
Is always in readiness to attend funerals at the short
est notice. All Collins made to order. The subscri-
Der will promptly attend funerals any where in the
county with his Hearse free of extra charge and all
his prices will be reduced. .. ...,tI{f ...l..5.
The subscriber returns his greatf1l thanks TO his old
customers and respectfully solcits continuance Of
their patronage Under his new arrangementh he will
be ableto give general sutisoion % the pub
lie. GEORGE i. ECKERT,
Lancaster, March 90, 1850. a.
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MoNTGoMGRY PRIzE HAN nv. Ma.
than White, OF Montgomery county, Mar
ylond, gives the following as tho receipt
by which the prize ham ut tue late Fair
was cured:
The pork slonId be perfectly cold be
roro being cut up. The hams should he
sailed with bloom salt, with potion OF
red pepper, aud about a gu o. molasse'
10 each ham Let them remain in sail
five weeks then hang them up, anc
smoke with hickory wood for five or sis
weeks. About the irst of April take then
down, and wet them with cold water. aud
lei them be well rubbed with unIeached
ushes. Let them remain in bulk fuI
several days, aud then hang Them in the
Ioft again for use."
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G L D 4 F7IM ST ORE
SPRINGER Il TROUT.

SHaWFS R0ac, Nam Street opposite
George q. Beck's Drug Store.
HAVE received q handsome variety of READY
Al MADE CLOTHING, which. FoR CASH, they
will sell low any other establishment of the kind
in Lancaster. They deem it unnecessary to enuluer-
ate the articles but invite their friends to give them
a call before they purchase at other places.
They would say to their old friends and the public ,
that in connection with the above they still continue
their old business of Fashionable Tailoring, in
which line of business they hatter themselves they
will be able TO give general satisfaction Give cal
Lancaster, April &C. 1850.
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EMpoRTuM or rAsHIoN.

-" ~ = = 80 - sONNs
FTNHE Partnership heretofore existing between FINK
l. BONE \ WINTER has been mutually dissolved
|. Winter having associated himself in partnership
with JoHN GRAYnn.L, begs leave to call the attention
o the public to the new frmSnder the name of
Winter and Graybill.
Having removed their shop to Greene's Row, opposite
the Taumadge House, lake this method of informing
the public that they will now be on hand to administer
to all the old customers and the citizens generally
and to those who desrous Of having work done u
neat workmanlike and fashionable style, particular
attention will given to the latest receipt Of Fashions
By strict attention and close application to busine
they hope to receive liberal share of patronage,
surfing those who will favor them with CALL that no
pains will be spared to suit the taste of the most as
dious. All work in the branch Of tailoring, making or
cutting warrantedt to please.
Shop up stairs next door to Smalley's Hat Store
WINTER 6 GRAYBll4Le
Inr.cnaknr pril lpbn 49, Y u y 40
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R T. M % " AL.
oooTs AND SHOES.

DooTs AND sHoEs.
FTNHEndersigned would respe ctfl
~ ! " inform his friends and custom
~ ers, that he has removed his Shop
a to the room recently occupied by NJ.
ss-s ~eHS SSMAtLEY, one door East Of JULIEN
dA and UIRIcK's Store. He still keeps
constantly on hand, all kinds of Boots
and Shoes ready made;-and is prepared to maduiac-
turc work TO order on the shortest notice. with neat
ness and despatch JOHN NJ. MILLER.
Lancaster, April 5, 1850 6m4S
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EB'In Ohio there are Us 0d6 white nrlleS o-
yer tweniy.oue years ol nge bali. SIM.
Then there are about l25000 other
persons permitted to vote. We appre
hend lhs SSn will be mistaken about $50,
nnn
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TRxAs SENATOR. The volc in the Tex,
as Legislature for United States Sena'
tor iol six years from March dIh, 1851,
was as follows: Rusk Sc; WisfalI 3; Mul.
lon |; blank 4.
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Oils nmd a'aiwI,,

9 casks Tanners OIL 200 Kegs Red Lead,
2 Do FlaX seed Oil, bObs chrome Green,
I Bbl Winter sperm Oil 25Bs Yellow,
| Sweet Oh, . BJls Gum copal,
3 " sptl. Turpcntnc, . " Vormillion Red.
100 Kcgs Pure White Lead | Coppl vanish.
Just come 10 hand, G.. KAUFMAN,
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Es u vi o v All.

E0HN C. FLOOD has removed his Shop to the
- house nearly opposite the residence IF Mr., p.
Bope Broad street North ofthe court house, shere
he will continue the business Of Blacksmithing,
in all its va ous branches He is prepared to Iron
and repair itdgons, BqggieS, Pioughs, &c.
Buggy Springs made and repaired to order, togeth-
rwth all other kinds of work done by Blacksmiths.
Horse Shoeiag Particular attention paid to this
branch of the business
AD his work will be done in good iOorkmGal likeman-
neran4 cheap for cash or good trade.
Than>ful for past favors, he hopes by strict atten.
on 20 business in his place to continue to merit
good share Of public patronage.
lancaster, April 10, 1850 soft
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Findings.
TNIIE undersigned have commenced receiving theiI
| Spring and Summer stock of Goods, which con-
sist in part of the following art les:
Ladies' Batk Bronze, High \ Low Buskns Caters
Fine Kid Slippers aud Ties
Misses Black, Bron2c y cold Buskins and slippers
Children's Black, Bronze X cold Shoes and Caters
Mems Calf and Morocco Boots
= Buskin and Cashmere Caters, on hands and
made to order:
Coarse Boots, from 81 10 to $500 per par
Kip monroes for $l,00
Bows coarse Boots from 81 80 to Sl,76
All kinds of Findings such as Kit, Thread, Pegs,
Boot Webbing Boot and Brogan laces;
They have also on hand frs, rate article OF Span
ish Sole Leather, morocco, Innings and Bindings;
Also, continue to mlnuature and have on hand a
splendid assortment Of their own wors, which is so
well knowu as to need no other Recommendation
Their thanks are returned to the many friends who
have hitherto extended to them liberal patronage
The public generally and the Ladies' in particular
are invited to call and examine their stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere. WORK, SON WORK.
Lancaster march 90, 1850 AZ
JOHN r. NJUNrAuo2. E
WILL attend to the settlement and collection Of
w claims in Fairfield and adjoining counties.
OFFICE-Tallmadge Block, Second Floor.
Ianrast stery January a. 1850. 30
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aGNTlnMAN's REsTAuRAr

CITY SALOON.
TEHtlE subscriber has fitted up the room, in Giesy's
IL building, one door west OF the Hooking Valley
Bank in the best and most comfortable stye, where
he intends to keep on hand
Oysters, Fresh Fish, sardinnes, Ice-Creams, Lem
onadss and all other articles in his line
which he will serve up in the best manner and upon
the most accommodating terms.
He intends keeping an establishment where the ct-
xens of Lancaster and vicinity and persons visiting the
place, will always be accommodated with all the lux
uries Of the season. and he will use his best efforts to
give general satisfaction and thus obtain due share
of the public patronage. JOHN w. WEAVER
Lancaster, may 10, 1850 dlA
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PLASTER Paris a. ~ atrr Lime
H. OR sale by G. KAUFMAN
q 1860 may a, 3
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A GALrnrN.--The New York Post. o
Locofoco puper after tho strai,est Of the
sect. is down upon the late adminis,ra
tisn with Vengeance. In speaking Of
the probability Of establishing a new
democratic organ in Washington city, il
accuses, Polk. President of the United
States, Camelon. United States Senator
from Pcnnsylvanla, aud others unkn~wn,
Of having given the funds f'r the e'ab
Iishment uf the Washington Union and
then euriehng Messrs Ritchie q lieise
by lat contracts and fat pay The pronI
Of the eh'rgs is ample, sufficient for al
practical purposes, and goes to show tha
those who cry Galphin, loudsI, longes
and most frequently, are more GalphiI
than any one else. At home we moy in
stance the Editnrs II the Statesman unt
Eagle. the former Of whom lives on tn,
State, ths latter of the county.