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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-25
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MARRlED-CI the 10th inst by \. l.. Sim.
mons. Esq. MIR. JOSHUA MlLLERand MARIA
GRAVER. all OF Baltimore Fairfield co. Ohio
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-25

former extensive assortment the larg-
g. est supply of Fall and Winter STYLES
W I ever before opened in this market
" Our Stock of HATS consist in part:
- \ Fine black Beaver and White OTTER
H.AsSAA1 Superior and Castor and fine Brush;
Fine Silk, superior article.
Bebee Co.'S adopted styles, warranted to retain
their lustre, Childreh's silk Hats large supply;
1000 California and Mexican HATS
. 10 doz. Mexican. Brush and Tampico do
WOOL HATS of all kinds, sorts and Sizes
He also keeps on hand good stock OF their own
manufacture and will make to order any description
Of Hats that may be desired.
GAPS! CiAPS!! CAPS!!!
varied and extensive assortment, superior to any
ever before known in central Ohio; we can Cap the
climax. We have not room 10 specfy--we mention
few only Fine Otter Caps from "a to 81.
Nz Fine Seal do very low
Muskrat do from '62,c to $3.50
a Silk Plush do orcvory variety
Cloth do the latest style, all sizes
Red Flush, Seette, Mohair, GLAZED ,Chdren's Tur-
bans, Velvet, thildrens Cloth &C. In Short we have
every thing nthe Hat and Capt line that ever enter
ed into the heart Of Man Boy to conceive or desire
1t safely be said that the assortment, style and
finish have never been equalled in this place. The
long attention of the subscribers to this particular bu
sness and their extensive acquaintance with Dealers
and Manufacturers in the principal cities the Union,
have enabled them TO make the best selections and at
the most reasonable rates The Stock is for sale, and
the public will find it to their advantage to call and see,
before purchasing elsewhere It can safely be said
that in price, quality, variety and elegance, the Stock
is not surpassed in Central Ohio
TO MERCHANTS AND HATTERS.
The large Stock on hand offers superior Inducements
to those who may wish to lay in supply and the sub
scribers will accommodate Hatters and merchants at
R. FIELDING & SON
Lancaster, October Ii, 1850 %
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= Eenc.ian iSlind NRamufactOry
FAMILY t,RhCERirS..

xwx,,r - AMAhl 0AlOCEKlESs
VIE Subscriber would hforit their friends aid the
= puohe generally, that they have just reeeiyedand
are now opening Large and well SeIeeseS
Stock OF Groceries, suitable for family use. Con-
ssing IN part Of the following articles, which thcv
will sell upon reasonable terms. n ''
BEST RIO COFFEE;
do, Lump do. ''-''S'
Young HySon and Imperial TEAS: fa
TOBACCO, ofsll kinds; M
MSE, tc,s.s best quality; CANDIES, assorted;
Together with stock ofFANCF ARTlCI.Tis n,e,, =.
~ EIISHING sin W TACKLE; COMBS, fancy and plain:
HAIR OILS: POCKET WALLETS
And al other things usually kept in al establishment
Lancaster, April 90, 1861 5
IJ,MAHlsON. ASHBR0OK'S WHIsKFY ~ d.
earIel Liquors Of all kinds Of the best quality juta
NiS 'OA tiie Alch CFN y
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-25

M OTHERS SHOULD REMEMBER they
1NA can clothe their children from the Great West
ern, twenty-five per cent less than imaginable.
October 9,-lwdlmw j. C. MACCRACKEN
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WRIGHT & sFLBY,
Lancaster, Fairfield county, August i6, 1850 Is

EH GOODS.--We are now opening a larse
l portion Of our purchase of Fall G. WiaieT Goods
which have been boughtat the lowest prices and will
be sold at corresponding low rates The styles sni
quality ol our stock Of the mo beautiful and du
a9ie knh aud We invite all our old customers and
public generally, to call and examine the STOCK.
LITTLE < DRESBACHs.
Ianrastar Spntoruha, OH 1Q-n q,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-25

Don't be TOO fast Ladies'.
have the best Ninepenny Calicoes in town-f YOU
don't believe it-call and see
October9-lwdlmw J. c. MACCRACKEN.
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REFEEEScEs.--feorge Weaver, John Arnev, ESQ.
Alfred McEeigh, Esq. John Eifinger, Daniel Kutr.
Lancaster Fairfield county Ohio John A. Calins Esa
ABRAHAM stutlman !ereiniah Miller ChristisB ylcT
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NEW CoODs--Julr aath. 1s5n.

hls day received at the cheap cash store, opposite
L Shsier Hotel, large and general assortment
Of New Goods, embracing every hind and ys,o, ~
Fancy and staple DRY GOODS. Having purch;sed
this stock between the regular seasons for going Fast
thereby realizing an advantage In buying nanv Kind,
Of Goods, and getting freghtat low iate enables me-
to sell my articles at greatly reduced prices Every
body is invited to call and buy bargain.
Lancaster, Aug. 1G 80 III n WISE
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-25

Inc subscribers have il their possession the paf
righi OF the counties Of Fairfield PickswAv. Franklin
aaa Licking OF the State Of Ohio, for the above Ma
Chimes and would respectfully announce thst ft
prepared to fill all orders with which tly NAV Ge "a
yored either personally or by letter, from persons
living III their counties Address.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-25

"oo A'"N'"6 NhSStJ 'H 'H0 huCh w Nce'
sells navigating TO the eastward ul Fak.
land Island. - Boston Journal.
AN ENLIGHTENRD FLocK.-It is relat-
ed Of worthy divine. whose field Of la.
bor was situated not many hundred miles
from Salem, that he preached politics to
his congregation for such length Of time
that even the oldest church members for
got all about The gospel, and fell into a
profound ignorauce with regard to creeds,
forms of worship. aud church regulations.
After the clcrgyman's death, the elders
went To consult celebrated divine a.
bout obtaining a successor.
"What is your creedl,' asked the d..
vine.
"Onr crecd?"
" Yes-your p,inciples-what are
iheyp
'Oh, we are all Democrats but two!"
81 mean what is your plaform--your
church,"
"O'!" exclaimed one, "that is princi
pslly oaki"
EH The last resource 10 raise the wind
is that of shre wd aud unsc,upulous
Yankee, who bought busheI Of shoe
pegs, and on discovering they were made
OF rntten wood. sharpened the olhor enl
aud sold them for oats.
CALIFORNIA EMIGRArloN has generally
fallen of. At New Orleans regular
line of sch0oners, which for cunsidera.
BILE time had full business in carrying pas
sengers TO Chagres, is now wholly With
drawn for want Of patronage
JOHN MlToneL. Letters have been re-
ceived in this country from john Mitchell,
the exIed Irshman, dated from his place
of exile. He is represented as being in
the enjoyment of good health.
~Mr. Brown, the American Drago.
man at Constantinople, who is now ac.
companying The Turkish Envoy through
the United States, says that TIE female
Circassian slave markets Continue in full
blast at Coustautinope. Mr.. Brown af.
firms thatlhe prices range from 5000 tu
SIC, 900, according To their age aud per.
sonal charms. aud that the slaves are sOlC
in what is called the Circassan quarter
ofthe city.
6 Ia Missouri the Benton folks are
called the "SursaparilIa party" and the
anti Benton men "Scamps.'
SOUTHERN REsENTMENT.--T The plan
ters of South Carolina refuse To empu,
Northern coasters any longer. Captain
Conklin. who has beenin the trude for Il
years, has been compelled to leave fol
Savannah in his vessel in search Of EN-
ployment.
No EXTRA SgssIoN.-The Charles
ton Courier Of the l4th inst, unders, und'
that Governor Seablook has determined
not 10 call an extra session Of the Legis
lature Of South Carolina.
FArruLEss SWAIN Miss Sal all AM
Brister recovered 81 $50 Of John Swear
ingen, a faithless swain at WelIsburg, Va
for breach of promise Of marriage.
A Dublin paper contains the follow.
ing; Yesterday, Mr.. Kenny returning Il
town fell dawn and broke his neck; bul
happily received no further injuryl"
D-A rural poet in describing his lady
love, says, she is as graceful as a water
lilly. while her breath smells like an arm.
ful of clover. His case is approaching
crisis.
u Baron Humbolt is expected in Paris
to pass the winter.
Hon. John NJ. Clayton is to be tender.
ed public dinner BY the Wings ofWil.
mington. Del.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-25

" aluahle Property for SaIe.- 81 wish 4 se,i
the East halt Of Lot No. and Lot No. s. N tSe
Sh Square of Lancaster being the late - sidenee If
rS irSSeoige Myers. Also t,e isnu ] live on wo mil =
and well improved which the best and NOS. desirs-
oie farm aud town property in the county ana gil II,
sold on easy terms to suit purchasers cali nd se
August IS 1850. - Is
Blank sun,moTsS
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-25

Ladies! DO yOn hear iiIat.
you want bargain in Shawls, call at the Great
J. Western. j. C. MACCRACKEN.
Lancaster, October 9, 1850 lwdImw
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-25

FAIRFIELD CoUsTY, Ono JULY q, 1850.
THIS may certify that we have used on our farms.
me ,ast year in seeding WHEAT Moore's Patent Grain
Drill; and from the results are Well ro,iaJ H., I,
answers mDs valuable purpose We fnJ Il VIII
adapted TO all kinds Of lands, hlly stony and SUNNY
Upon such land we found no difficulty in using H. We
believe 1t cannot be surpassed on any kinds of Lind
and on low nd wet lands we hsye found Il 10 answer
the purpose most acknowledgement sowed BIZ tbis
Dl not being subject to freeze out on low lands az
that sowed in the ordinary way, by broaicast Frorn
our experience we are fully satifad that thera i
great saving in seed, by using this Drill. and much
larger weld N the croPanl shall cortinue te use
OF this Drill hereafter in seeding all our wheat and re
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-25
The FranhlIn Expedition,

man by name Of Jobu Riley murdered his
Sister.in-luw ON Water street last night He caught
the woman by the hair ot her liend aud pulled her
IL the fioor& struck her on the head with the heel
OF his boot 50 violently 10 produce death al.
most Instantly. The woman's uame wns Auu
I h'mas. Riley is in Jail. The cause ofthe deed
was intern peraIce
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-25

From Pittsburgh.
PIrrsBURGH Oct 90
River fee, md falling slowly. Weather cloudy
and prospect Of rain
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Blank smlnROns
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-30
The pcoyia Bridge.

We copy the following article from the Ia Sale
County Democrat, and strongly commend it to
our Senators and Representatives in the state le
gislature, No brigles should be allowed to be
constructed at any point across our navicable ri
vers. We are all familiar with the long catalogue
Of injuries sustained by steamboats,, 10y merchants
and travellers and the endless litigation aud ex
pcnse which has resulted from the Wheeling
Suspension Bridge, upon, and along the Ohio Ia
yer To abatc similar nuisance ON ,he liIiuoi,
River we call the attention Of the Legislature to
to this subject
In view Of The ensuing session 81 The Ls,j>h,
tirc, it IL time hat SOME action was taken iy ugt
citizens for the abatement of this nuisance hy
the circulation of petitions Nc, either Ter tUr re
peal O.: the charter granted 10 the company, or
such modification Of lis terms As will yn,urr i'm.
munty 10 our river and mercantile community
from It's disastrous effects l,, injurious influence
is felt not only in the jeopardy IN which i, places
the lives and property oi all those travelling up
ON the Illinois river. bGt n lis serious elect upon
our commercial interests abroad shipper, bclu.
aware If the difficulty this point presents anu
this insecurity has warranted Insurers IN dpmau-
ding AN increased per crntage upon goods trans
shipped on the Illinois river \ short description
of the formation Of this bridge. viii enable our
readers better TO understand the utter folly Of
those who. actuatvi by motives Of cuplllty. have
uteTpOscl m Obstruction tn the free navigation
Of the river, and by It's continuance place q bar
rler TO I,s increasing commerce. thus rrtarduc
the prosperity of Their ueighturs. The bridge Is
built upon five piers; on the lazewe'l siJa inca
surmg 100 feet between each pier. The passage
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Later News from California.

The steamer ohio arrived at New York from
Chasres, on the morning Of the 23i inst. She
had large number of passengers and brought 81,
1925, 900 in gold dust $4,000 of which was in the
hands a. passengers. This makes over 100000
in gold which has beeu added to our currency by
the two las. arrivals, (the Crescent on The els, aud
the Ohio2 3d inst.,l and nearly SlOOO0,0JO during
the month of November The Ohio brough. the
California mail
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-30
The Dearly Beloved Of the o, b Qarc refer.
ed to the Proclamation Of tho Most Worshipful,
which will be found in another column

Tnr GERMAN LAyGuAGE--W notice in various
eastern papers, that efforts are being made to in,
troduco the study Of the German language into
the public schools. We have often wondered
tia, TIL. was not done beiure The German Ian
guago is now 20 extensively used in every depart
ment If trade, as well a'in literature and science,
that somo acquaintance with it is almost inds'
pensable To we'll educated man. lite importance 10
vastly greater than any Of the dead languages
and equally as much 40 as either the French OF
Italian, all Of which have been laugh, in thc pub
lie schools Of some Of the eastern states for years
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4 OUCeTt.

T'Hr ALLEGnASIASs HAVE CoNE This band
Of yocal,is, who are universally acknowledged
to be the best Of the kind now travelling in the
Unitod States, will favor us with one of their de.
ightial concerts, this Saturday evening, in the
court house According to the Chicago papers,
the people Of that city were perfectly euraptursd
with their performances. Their music is Of the
highest order-ehaste aud refined; generally
new, and arranged by themselves to suit their
voices. They are identically the same ,roup who
visited our town two years ago by their ad-
vertisemeut in iodays paper, it will lie seen that
they intend giving but one concert; ALL therefore,
who wish 20 hear them must be on hand tonight
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-30

Lrrrres FROM THE BACK WooDs AM THE hnRoN.
pAC-By Rev. j. T. lleadlcy, with portrait Of
the auihor-lOl pages Printed by John S,
Taylor, New York City, 1850.
The character ofMr. Headleys writings is too
tavorably known 10 need any praise here, These
letters written as they were upon the spot and
describing scenes while the eye was still resting
upon them give the render most vivid concep
ton Of the wild and romantic character Of the
country through which he passed To any one
who is familiar with the beautiful style of Mr.
H., the mere fact that a work from his pen is
published is sufficient inducement to seek it
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~,
From the \. y. Courier and Enquirer
tlancc at 4 iiuirs IN Euro,,-


The European intelligence brought BY the A.
'G'''t only three days later and is not in itselr
"i very marked interest. Yet. in these mom,n.
'""' ilhe~' not day passes without more or les,
important developments. Germany is now IN,
,'" centre oi attention The late revolution in
H'S'e Electorate bns greatly complicated ,he pre
N"u''S critical relations Of Prussia and Austria.
"'' t'."hHhat'on between the two great rival
/ m'uh ,"''s Alp."res more distant than ever Tho
A""t' however, VIII not much longer remain in
-,a'r "l uncertainty. \ conference bstwe cen tho
unirfrnt monarchic- and princes i, about ,io bo
held at Warsaw, and the question ofpeacc or war
will then probably be definitely determined AN
'ttA and bavaria yet remain firm in their deter.
wualnn to tehstatr the Erctor ct llessc. while
Prussia - making 'uyh disposition Of all her
available luiets. ~ cNIncc, most settled f,solu.
u"n io tai'c such anniltmpt lothc hstrxtremity.
The tone ct thc ministerial organs IN both Nennu
and Berlin, - N'udrdiy "mlikc, military move
mrn,' are made the most sinister import, aul
tho pahuc iutd0 have experienced It lssad fall
/ M Vienna 81 Nll two per cent, and Bfu ncliniu.,
3" stu lower Wtit's un1,cvuut fuc g''at amount
thrown into the mWE't The quasi alliance, C
irnHN' nuJ d,'cnlNr, between Austria and Rus.
,a renders the settlement ct the Gcnluan coultn.
vrg-y nsiN myr difficult, and the iHcl That lhn
/ Car vHI personally u7si't M the conlril'., t.
T - .''0''" ~ '' '''''''''''N ''''''' - 10
Whatsoever br the nuEaos aud the ma. .. 'l.,
utHrrmau rulers. the great mas ui thrr. $40
da.lv becoming mote bitterly opposed To Do, u..-
SIAN policy AMI Influence The mh'im. uu.t.
ference Of RUSSIA thc quarrel oiarhlc'W.u- sol.
~t''l III assumption nov at the right to srtllu thn
political condition Of llc-sc ts-cl, and hs con
N"ut oNrrheaung tone and mropuu, mena'o- fr
Indeed enough togon,c Oh" recruitment Of the Ger
man people II they have amy self respect 10 main
tam The great cause ct tho Pre'cNnton Of
peace up To ih'' tm' ~ Germany hns been tho
wan, "i '1n'S' carry ON h")kIo operations upon
awning "N' 'Ur scale 'h"eN"uIi he required
l"'I cause WIZ "'u N''''"e 10 operate, aud can
n'' NC removed "''"""'" resort 20 most oneious
lSN''' ana "'htr extreme 'Npciicnt. In llcf'c
',N'e' ana III N''Ie'"E 'l"''r'n' AFFAIRS roman
N',Sl'nu'iy UeN'"r rs at our previous ndv,cca.
'"r l"'""5""n' o. ''e term o' LOUIS NHpolr-
ON sun continues ih' 'hri subject ct public aucn-
~ ION IN france. me newspaper organs Of the
''',I'n. u'Tnrt N''h great emphasis That the
i ',>''.u' WI" t""o no ln'I'"Il steps towards
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-30

CkTThL,-1he Hartford 7imcsthus lesctibesa
very extraordinary fish which gentleman was
exhibiting at the American Hotel in that city:
ut is part bull head part eel little of the
shark, and a.touch OF tho blue fish 1t, head is
that Of the cat fish, under the chin is goatee
part Of the body is that Of an eel, and part bull
frog !, is colOrcd Of dirty brown, sIcakqd
with blue, and is nearly two feet long. 1t has
but ono cyc. This nondcscript was speared IN the
Agawan river, near Springfield"
The Boston Times copio. the above and says
ar that fish int the wing party, then wogve
il up We have often heard Of the embodiment
Of the wing party, but it appears they have son
it in Hartford oh flesh. flesh how art thou lisi'.
fled The bull head stands for the pfo,crbRl
obsinacy Of the wings 10 doing wrong, the eel part
for their slippeiness, the shark for their love Of
monopocs, and the blue fish for the huc lights
with which they used to make signs to the Brit
sh in the war of 1919. The cat tsb ia emblem
attic of the deyilish sly disposition Of the party
the 'goatec represents those nice young men who
20 about in French boots and British coats pra,ing
Of the necessity that exists for protecting home
industry against the 'pauper labor Of Europe :
and the bullirog is the psrsoniiicalion Of wing
cronking. The dirty brown, streakcd with blue,
Is the abol',onism that the wings used to love ~
we'll and which they will love Just 40 well again
when they shall have once more resumed their
old place As the peoples opposition. The one eye
represents the one-sidcd view the whir. are IN
tho habit oftaking Of things, and the spear with
which the old fish was SLAIN lie democratic vic
tory"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-30

PnvTc AND LIrERAJrRE-The arrival Of the
heaviest stock Of fresh Drugs ever received at once
in town, at the store Of WHrrE d HuSrFa, betokens
well merited prosperity in that quarter, while it
is a somewhat uniavorable symptom as to the
progress of by dro- and homeopathic principles
in this region Fancy soap. perfumes, powders,
and quite a stock of ANIMALS, works of light ,era.
sure, school books, &c, however, expel from their
place the nausea Of mere drugs, and enable their
customers to minister to many more enduraLle
wants than those created by their calaml,ies
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-30

Wewould direct the attention Of our readers to
a communication in another column. from New
York headed Look to Your Interests" It forci-
bly, sets forth tho important position We occupy,
and the high estimation in which our town is held
by eastern capitalists
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-30

CONCEALED WEAroSs.-lhe practice Of carry.
ing concealed weapons is denounced by governor
Helm, Of Ky. in his late message, and the atten-
ton Of the Legislature called to it. We hope to
State Executives, and the legislatures acting &C,
cordingly--Phiia, PAD. L,dgcr.
Such a denunclaIion is unnecessary by the Go
vernon of this state, as tho only concealed wea.
pom" carried here is species Of tre-arms by
which tho one who carries it is generally the only
man who gets shot.
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Look Ia Nour Interests.

LOOK 10 our ihlcit>is.
NV NoRS. NOV ~. 1850.
Editors oftir Of,lrl Ire Ijgisr-l our read
ers are probably aware Of the Efforts now making
to complete the line Il railroad called the South
ern Michigan i,oai it, present proposed 'crmin
Us Chicago. The project is uoh!y conceived and
viii prove profitable investment for money, and
of iuca,-ulbls benefit to the country through
which It passes You need not be informed that
the route by To, M.h.,an Genital Road j. nov
extensively used hy people travelling any point
on tie Mississippi lie wei, as Indiana and Illinois
The only competing routr +, by Philadelphia.
anl Baltimore, sal by Baltimore and tie Ohio
rail road 90 tha Ohio I.,er. lhi, route has = long
,,,cc travel over tho Aliryh,ui-S; double the
time IS consumed. sad about - per ceut IN cost
llayn, travelled both routes to Ilhno,, ana New
Orleans the past season, and taken every al,aU-
tage ol the qHtks,. conveyance. ! found much
time ana money saved by the Lake route, ,ui if
the managers # the several rail road AMI steam
to't companies 5, ou improving rs they have be
gun iu less than years 10 viii be the great route
IN all travellers. uor,h aul east of Philadelphia
gong west or south west One important i'm
rgyycmclt which ihu lake route needs, IL limo
oi fast boats. The new boat, belonging 20 the
Central Road On Lake Erie are wei, built, eN-
tromely well managed and IN all their depart
mrnts managed e. secure the greatest comfort
ami attendance 10 passengers tu, they want
speed. ih,re is NO reason why boats may not
rtII A. llN "a ,lffY
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-30

Mr. Coddiur was lecturnc nj kenosha last week
on PRACTICAL Christianity His lectures are highly
spoken ol by the Telegraph Chicago ITib
Mr. Coddmg can deliver an interesting lecture on
almost any subject, but as he ouda Mr.. sharp then
lecturing on biology LETT misplace some two months
ago e. so ahead OF Us Tor printing bills we should
think that rraetied! christianity or a, least that Kind
which teaches US to render unto Cesar the things
that are Cesur's," is sublec, with which he is least
familiar.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-30

THE Brazilian LAW AGAINST THE SLAVE TRADE
vent into operation on the 18th of September.-
By this decree Brazilian menofwNr are ordered
to use special efforts seize Slayers, and To hand
over their crews and officers to the civil tribunals
for trial. The ships aud cargoes are to be sold Mt
auction and the proceeds after deducting $40 for
the expense of sending back to Africa each re-
captured negro, divided as prize money among
the officers and crew Of the ship making the cap
turc. The party dcnouncing II SLAYER to the
Government is also TO share in the prize money.
No Brazilian vessel is to be allowed to clear for
the coast of Africa without the owners giving
security that il shall not take slaves on board
The introduction of slaves into any part of the
Empire is made piracy and punishable with
death. a special law hereafter TO be framed,
will determine the punishment To be inflicted Oh
the Captains Of Slayers.