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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-11-16
uNION MEETING.

R1 s' ----4--------
Y uNIoN MEETING. aaa o9
It n,Donse 10 a call previously made
A !, sud respectable number Of the
y If Madison county, who are
y \, N, Of THE UNION and THE CoNsTI
y as thsy aop erist,'' and who are
4, ,sd 10 any measures calculated TO
p !, tbe same" convened at the
III .boase ID this place, on Monday
,sd, " lh inst. .sa.m aoau o.a@
I'D lt,o'cIock the meeting was called
ie i erby G. c. sHAcKuEToRD, Esq, on
Il notion, Mr.. JoHN MoNTdoMEEy
Y = hosen President.
GI oPfesident having been conducted
'oa : chair, on motion Of Col, upper,
nnI JoHN R. LAMBurH and Mr.. VIM.
naa a. VrTs, we're chos ia Vice Presidents,
lpdl RICHARD II. WINTER and john F
.aI 'aIa oHIH, appointed Secretaries.
D. % meeting being thus organized
ana .,a ShackIelord explained the objects
BIZ Ath it had convened, 10 a short
y \. belt and pitriotic address. FL
9ar ID agOwing picture OF the prosperl. y
\, noss, and greatness Of the Ameri
CEN eple as one Nation, and pnriraye,
,Ap, unhappy, fallen. aud degraded con
~ when lanaticism and madnes
lpoa sever the fraternal lies tha
u'ln hem together. The sentiments q
/ my Rress we're warmly responded I
ssYsi applause of The audience.aa
sar d tobects an purposes fthe NEE
llI'ls having beca thus set forth, Co
four novel that a Committee I
~ \ SR be appointed TO draft a prean
cine ND resolutions expressive Of 3tF
menu ldlhis assembly. Whereupon, II
dent Eamel eifollo%ing gentl
40h' hcOdstilute said committee; a
ms e Topper, B. r. CroweE, WI
i np,' y, e, 4 ,Shackleford,. J, H. Magr
use q Wen AlsRorlh, DR.. Jordan, II. A.
'a v5ie ", N. Calhhan, Henry Seymou
week Walker, N. Sutherland, and SS
o'sS g,s' Rllckett. 'Irao.'aoo tof nei4s'laa
h'l + committee having retired, DAr
/ you E'qp Of Jackson, being call
mPSf' aaa lorward, and entertained t
Z
ysas sEuh an. able and argumentati
'N'lah hour and half. lie We
3EYMO y historical examination Of
9 g F,'1 I'M " question, from the passage
Soda 'itanance 1887, down 10 the "
!! 'n' Il fl''lso Of the present day.
a5aatth 5aasts doctrine Of non ,interl
= ~ v congress with the subject
y,aad always been the doctr
\, south. II was assumed BY
fsetary PPon the passage Of the Misso
ID be- 'onllse BIZ, 10 1920, and had b
I asI's FnSa by all parties, until il
clua.s 'aed+-audstbes Missouri line ad
MOS y Us stead-by tho tNashA
ii 'aqon. N He showed that Mississi
s, 'all she had asked for, in her
toenle I'M, III latN MUN ~ tssat n,
ls'F's was laid down by tho Octc
D;on "a a0a-which was, that Cong
Shot 90' ehOctlthe WrImot Pro,
Flaski's.' \. 'i.s1avery in the District ofCol
!. - n'erlere with the Slave Trade
NTlN Y several States, None of
receive " been done But Missis;
VI nv. nv 3 lOurtho demand, which
. ~ - '1a0nal security should lie g
i genet .,,n ..,sn!sholder, BY the passage
lung him to recover his 81
ana .oOd .g Hee into free States. I
Y, ~ Rus N .o0, Y had been complied /
-ihsb.s !, " pad passed the Fugitive {
lRD$ m most stringent M measure, Fl,
s'es'n stakeholder, one who
''elied upon the slavery oue,
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-11-16

Fhislaw was as stringent as human in \
genuity could make tit passed Con
gIess-had received the sanction If the
President, and was being successfully
executed every day. And now that all
these demands have been conceded, }
should Mississippi clamor for a dis
ruption Of our glorious confederacy uFo On
new issues not laid down by the October
Convention, and upon the assumption OF
wrongs which have not been perpetra.
led No. 1t was the duty ofthe pco-
Pile TO rise up in their. maiesty, and say
that this agitation must and shall cease
[The Secretaries do not pretend 70 give even
the subsistence Of the speech, but merely a
skeleton outline OF the positions assumed by
the speaker
Thanking the audience for their kind
and patient attention, Mr.. Adams retired
amidst the applause ofthe crowd.
Col. Topper, chairman Of the commit
tee, then read the following aia.
PREAMBLE AND RESOLUTIONS.
WHEREAS, The "necessity of watching with
Jealous anxiety fol the preservation of The
Unon'' was earnestly ptessed upon his fellow
citizens BY the Father Of his County, in his
Farewell Address, wherein he has told us
that "while experience shall not have deman'
stra,cd its impraeticability, therc will alway'
be reason TO distrust the patriotism Of those
who, in any QGarte-, may endeavor to weaker
lis bonds;" and he has cautioned us in tn
strongest terms, against the formation Of par
ties on geographical determinations, as one o
the means which might disturb our Union, an
to which designing tneh would be apt TO resort
! to accomplish their mischievous schemes
Therefore, be it "t
| 81. Resoiced, That we will, in The languag
of WAsnMGToN, " discountenance whatev,
. may suggest even suspicion that our unto
can be abandoned;" and that we will "indle
nanhy lrown upon the first dawnlng OF evel
|. attempt to ALLEVIATE any portion Of our count'
from the rest, or to enieebe the sacred III
which now link together the various parts.N
y o. That willie we do not, all OF us, nl
6 approve OF euch OF the measures Of djasme
', recently passed by Congress, we sllI rega
l. chose measures as solemn settlement OF que
"A tions which threatened the existence of o
government; and that it is our duty and 0
y Iinterest, and coRslslent with our h0nor
IS Southern men, to acquiesee in these enaC
nt meGs OF Congress, and to give them eur sg
Of port; and that we will resistant repeI, with
to the means in our power, all attempts To uns
tie ur repeal them, come from whatever qu
Ter they may. ea y su4ll HHat' q
~ /; 81. That the Northern and Southern Sci
ol' tors ard Representatives in Congress, W
of thOve, during the slavery controversy, opPo'
m. Northern and Southern zealols aud tanatl
and who have stood by the constitution and
y Union, deserv4 the heartfelt thanks of
nc meetng--of the citizens Of the Uolted Stat
le- and of all true lnve's Of Republican Cove
- ment throughant the world. s.
/, 4h. That the Hon. II. S. FoorE, especla
I has our hearty thanks for the firm, enllgh'en
= and patriotic stand he has taken, during
H. recent session Of Congress, in support OF
ur, Constitutional the Union. .........
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-11-16

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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-18

TnE TgN ruoUsANDrm OF CnrcKrR.
NOS PANos.-Tnorc was received last
week at Philadelphia, from Boston, the.
ton.thonsandlh piano from tho factory Of
Mr.. Chickering. 1t wns completed ON
New Years day The Philadelphiu
Bulletin says:
"Mr. Chckering commenced tho busi.
ness Of mnking pianos just thirty years a.
60. From small beginning, ho has grad.
ually extended his establishment. anil
he is now turning out at tho rate Of
twenty instruments n week. In thirty
yearo, leaving out Sundays and holidays,
there are $500 working days; So that
there has been, during this period. an av.
erage of considerably more than one nj.
ano per day Tho present average is
.overa thousand year, or more than
three day. We doubt whether there
is an establishment in tho world, except,
perhaps, Broadwood's, in London, chat
has made ten thousand piunos; aud we
arc quite confident that there is not one
except Mr. Chickering's, that make,
twenty week,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-18
CABINET MAKING.

TWNHE undersigned respectfully announces to
the citizens of Lancaster and vicinity, that
he intends CARRYING on the above business in all
its vayious branches at the old stand of Henry
Schultz. in ConRelrs Roc, two doors below the
Eagle Office; where by strict attention to business
he hopes To receive liberal share of public pa-
tronage. He intends to keep work of the plain
est and most fashionable style on hand, at all times
and at all prices. His work will he made in the
very best manner aud Oithe best seasoned timber.
lie has in has employ some ol the very best work
men in the State aud therefore eau warrant hL
work. lie will make:
SOFAS and LOUNGES-fnest quilted to'the
plainest pad sents;
TURKISH DlVANS aud 0TT0MANS:
SIDE BOARDS-oi the most fashionable and
superior style, aud Of various patternsi
BUREAUS-MalTga gany aud plau ofevery des-
cription; TABLES lfalIpalterns and styles;
MAHOGANY CHAIRS: Book Cases and Se-
cretarirs Counting House and other Desks;
HAT RACKS Of every description;
WARD ROBES and WASH STANDS;
BEDSTEADS-A Mahogany. Walnut and Cherry
High-Post French Couches, French, Grecian and
Serpcniine.
C0FFlNS made in tie shortest notice aud no
extra Charge for hearse. All funerals will be at
uIaIf tn IN
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-18
SELLING oFF ar COSY.

HEREBY inform the citizens of Lancaster and
u vicinity, that will sell my entire Stock of
Goods at Eastern City Cost for cash only. My
stock is large and fresh, comprising -, =.
Dry Goods, Hardware,
QUEENsWARE, Ready Made CLOTHING,
Hats, Boots and Shoes, Cotton Yarn, &c.
respectfully call the attention of Country Mer-
chants to my Stock, especially some
800 pieces of FRESH PRINTS
900 do BROWN MUSLIN
Large Lot OF READY MADE CLOTHING
pretty and well assorted lot of QUEENS
WARE and HARDWARE.
pledge myselft that there is no humbug in the
maiter-the Goods must be sold. Asa guaran
tee that am doing as | propose, you will find my
private cost mark exhibited for the examination
of all who wish, so that You can look through my
stock aud sell To yourseves-aft selling at pr.
vate sale for short time the balance of my Goods
will be otherwise disposed Of Persons wishing
To commence the Dry Goods business IN Lancas-
ter are informed that my Store and Ware Room
will be for rent Friends if you let this opportu.
nifty of getting bargains pass, you may never have
another. So come on quickly.
ii. w. DWELLING.
Lancaster, August 81. l849 II
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-18

CULUMDUS. Jan. ~.
Nothing doing in either House to-day.
Correspondence IF The DIiy LqNcaster Ga=euc
COLUMBUs, January II, 1850.
Mn, EDITOR: C 'uld not help admir-
ing the uncompromispg and determined
course of the democracy of Fairfield
and tho way in which they pushed their
measures through tho Convention
Messrs. Robertson and Whitman carried
everything by storm. They gave NJ
quarter, would admit of no comcesson
and as for dodgng them, it was out Of the
question.
Before the nomination, there was less
determination eviuced to carry out the
platform. But after the defeat Of Me-
dill it was evident that there would be no
compromise, no concession. Medill's
highest vote was ll3; 81 less ,han ma.
jority, The friends of Barley aud Me-
dill made common cause athst. lflhey
had done so earlier, Mcdill might have
been nominated.
The cold shoulder was given, decided
ly, to the revOluiipnists in tho Senate
aud as the result, | predict their return
to comm sonse before anohur week
lsses.
The LocufDco minority in tho House
is likely 10 DO permanent mat.
ter. They found themselves twice to-
day in tho minority, on The Convention
question. aud on lhe bill providing for
the repeal Of so mach of The Apporlion,
ment Law, as divides Hamilton county.
The latter bill. which was reported by
Mr. Riddle, contains prpviSo, guarding
against an czPost Jacto operation, This
Mr.. Pugh wished to have stricken out
The House refused il by ito32.
Ia the Senate Messrs. Chase aud Law.
renee spoke. Senator Allen wns ia the
chamber but for fuw minutes, but Mr.
Chase's eoqncncc seemed poorly appre.
ciated by him. Mr., Chase nude thin
house as usual. Mr.. Lawrence mado
very effective effort. lie has not yet
concluded
The resolution against tho Speaker
will be allowed to 60 by default. Mr..
Payne will do it for self preservation, if
for no other reason. It was capital
error in that aslute Sonatur, To have had
any hano in il.
Mr. Whltmln has not appeared in the
Senate Chamber this week. am sorry
to hear he is indispo1cd.
A noticeable feature in lhe FaiIGeIL
delegation to .h0 Convention, wns lheil
numbers This was great advantage
Tor 10 say nothing Of the noise they could
make, whenever vote was taken wilhon;
calling for tho oyes and nays, the Fair.
folders could shout aye or noe, about as
loud as tho whole Convention. They are
capital Generals Yours,
RUSHCREEK.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-18

V Professor S., Of b -Uniyersi
~, lar away down East. is man unlir
ing in his Efforts to elucidate and expIain
every particular relating To the branches
nt sclenco in which he instrucls, aud ney
er suffers pupil to leave the recitation
room without perfect understanding Of
every fact adduced, in order lha; "lhe
venerable iuslitu;ion" may not bo scan.
dalized by the ignorance Of it's graduates
Atan examination devoted To tho veins
aud arteries Of human cOrpUS, after OK
planning that the reason why so many at
tempts at suicide by cutting the throat
failed. was an iguorance of the dislinc
Iion between the wind pipe and corotid
artery, he remarked:
"From my explanations this morning
gentlemen, | trusl that by you at leas
this distinction is clearly nnderstood; bu
It any one Of those present should evel
toll in committing a feio de- by so sim
Pile and objectionable an error, | beg oI
h'm Tor the honor of the University. moi
to mention where he studied ana,omyl"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-18
TRICKS OF aUAcKs.

Lsr EvEaYBoDY READ THIS CARsPuLCY.-There IS
Sarsitparla or sale IN the different towns called $
Tuwlsenis Sarsaparil!a. 1t is advertised as the ORlGE
Nal. GENUINE, and all tna This Townsend IS no doctor
and never was but formerly worker on railroads. ca
nails aud the ikeye he the title Of Doctor for the
purpose Of gaining credit for what he isnot lie says " he
has attended medical schools and practced for fifteen
years % Now the truth is he practiced medicine
day in his life Such trd, tricked misrepresentation
looks bad to the character and yeraciy Of the man wish
most sincerely he had never made those statements OF HIM
self or OF me When will learn to be honest and truth
iul in all their dealings and intercourse with their fellow
men flo applied Rue Capp TO assist him IN man.
ulacurng his mixture, stating the large sums he would
make as an nducement embark the business These
men have been insulting and beng in all possible
FORMS in order impress the public with the belief that
the Old Doctors SarsapaTa not the genuine original
SusapariHd made from the Old Doctor's Original Rec'
pie fhsS p. Townsend says have sold the use OF my
name lor 81 week will give him $500 II he will pro
dmce Que single solitary proof of this Ills statements OF
Thompson. SkilIman d Co. no,hing but tissue Of
lasehnos simply made To deceive the public. and keep
the truth down regard to his sOuiRg, Jerenting conf
pound This caution the public TO purchase none but
Old Dr. JACOB TOwnsrnd's Sarsaparllla having on il hc
Old Doctors likeness his fanAy Coat Of arms, and his
agDalureacross the Coat Of Arms.
IrincipG Office l02 NasSutsirsci, n. Y Gin
JACOB TOWNSEND.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-18

Z Y q I 7 z Z v y
ii letter from JOHN II. COLLINS. ESQ.
EDITOR aud ROPRIETOR oCihe TE.lI
PERANCE ORG.4N also AGENT .8ND
LECTURER for Me GRAND DIFISION
Of SONS OF TEMPERANCE Of OHIO.
CINcrNNATI, November 28, 1913.
a. l.. SCovrLL-- Dear Sir EO,lhe pa 81 eight or
ten months, have felt inclined to say something
IN relation TO the tx EXTRAORDINARY HEAL.
ING QUALITIES of your preparation Of DR..
Rogers Compound Syrup OF Llverwoil aud Tar,
or your own, but more especially for the benefit Of
those IN onllnate persons whe are 'rHREA TEN.
ED0r rAFFblCTEDwlh PULMON VARY CON.
SUMPTION, aud who like myself have great
aversun toqIacks, 10 their specifics and calholi-
cons; but combination ofciICumstances has pre.
vented untinow.
In November, 1916, my wife took severe cold,
winch settled upon her lungs A VIOLENT
COUGH was the consequence, whirh increased IN
seventy during the winter, aud reduced her 10 al.
most a. SkELE TON 1t was nearly insessapt,
aud attended with SEVERE PAIN in the SIDE
and BREASF !, accompanied with FEVER and
COLD NIGHT SWEATS. SHE EXPECTO.
RATED more thana PINTof MATTER DAI.
LY, ULCERS GATHERED upon her LUNGS
aud DlSt'll ARGED. HER HANDS and FEET
WE'RE COLD ANDCLAMMY as death, and
PURPLE TINT SETTLED upon HER LIPS.
The skill aud varied efforts of our family physician
were completely BAfFLED. On The Isl Of Nav.
1871, he informed NE that ht could do roihrp more
than grau her temporary relief, tha he, case w AS
HOPELESS, aud that she could NOT SURVIVE
more than fortnight a the furhesl. Immediate
Iy called upon DIR. Il s, NEWTON of this civ
(who has been 50 sklllul II the Treatment Of can
GERS, aud stated her raset0 him. He recommend
ed DIR Rogers Livewort and Tar assurad me that
there was nothing Of quackery about IT,, bul purely
a SCIENTIFIC PREP RATION, and gave me-
the history OF several cases all con sderrd homeless
where this PREPARATION rUREDloHEAbTH,
bottle was procured, aud in Que week the ex.
pectoralion wasnearIy CONQUERED. She con
tInued gradually 10 improve, he appetite returned,
her COUGH in few mouths CEASED. SHE
RECOVERED her STRENGTH, aud to yerv
gf al degree her health, and is now MOST EX-
'fRAORDlNARY TROPHY OF the HEALING
VIRTUES ofDR. ROGERS PREPARATION
OF LiVEBWORr AND TAR.
can also say that | have derived very great bel =
eat from this preparation, for Thodrseness sore thro
aud structure across the chest. | have been ena.
MED, while SUFFERING FROM SEVERE
COLD AND UOARSENESS, to speak with
| comparative ease fur two hours. II has one ad.
vantage, in my own case, over uher expeCtorants,
il does not drrang' the digestive nnclions produc-
ing headache, or nervous inability.
regard it as admirably adapted for tie use Of
public speakers. Respectfully yours,
JOHN A. COLLINS.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-18
9 Z Z { g . 9 & &

BEW.aRE or "A BASE COUNTER FEITy
Prepared III June last by JOHN T.. TOLAND,
On the employ of GEORGE NJ ALLEN, Drug
gsl, Of CnCinnati.) This Counterfeit is sold BY one
JOHN BULL, of Louisville, Ky. We lately
learned thar our first citizens have beer grossly inn
posed upon by this Counterfeit by some of the
Druggislsot Cincinnati, The particulars will be
published 10 a few days. MI Rogers has Justly
exposed the nARE.FACEp OUTRAGE and CONTEMPT.
BLg MroslToN Of this John r, Tnland in counter.
f5iting Ihs Medicine, amd FORGING the fac similc
OF his name.
The following Druggists ofCmcnnatI have GER
TlnED thai Mr. Rogers's statements are entitled TO
the fullest confidence of the public:
Messls. WAYNE < PLEls. ALrRED A. NoRTu,
WIN. ) MERRILL, a S. MERRILL, w. +. SMITH,
WAN. i. FARoUHAR. Also: .,. e
Nj. ii. II. SPERRY, Proprietor Of the Herald
Once and Z. W. SrARBUCK, Proprietor Of the
Times Office, have certified as abuve, aud further-
mnre thai the statement OF John r.. Toand is
FALSE!!! .... .. .
GFlMPoRTANT CAUTION.-Owng to
the late coun'eieil DR.. Rogers Liverworl aud Tar
will be hereafter enveloped in a WHITE WRAPPER,
aud splendid steel plate engraved LABEL. aud
s'gued ANDREW ROGERS. For sale whole
sale aud tet"ll by - A. l.. SCOvlLL,
ComerOf Fifth and Race, Cincinnati
8
frThe Genuine will he enclosed N a White
Wrapper aud a Splendid Steel Pate Engraved
4. L. sCovILL,
Corner of Fifth aud Race, Cincinnati
Also, by BURY & BECR, Lancaster, Fairfield
County, General Agenis; Ashb tugh Il Beery. Brr
men /; Gendennng Il Corner, Wnehes,eri W. W.
Hte. Lilhopois: Grist < PickeIing, Plckeliugton!.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-18
From the SOmtl,.

lust received al G, KaalfmOn's fresh sup,
- ply Of Groceries, :
Orleans, Double Rertied Loaf, Crushed aud
Clarified NUGARS.
Orleans Molasses, Sugar House do. very cheay
Rio Coffee, TEAS, nc bea IN town
Carolina RICE, Chewing Tobacco, Cut & Dry
Lancaster, May II, l8i9 /
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-18

tTTho Legislature of'Texas, later
dates to eth ulIimo state, was nrogros.
sing with the business of tho session
The Santa Fe question still con,inued ,o
excite both Houses. but tho prominent
men had quieted the first impulse, and
recommended the course to be adop,ed
by Texas in making her rights to ,ha,
part OF her territory respected, TO be !
firm but digni6ed one.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-18
VcmcIian ISIimd DcDOt.

THNllE subscriber would respectfully inform the
4 public, tllathe is now prepared to munuac.
ture to order all sizes Venetian Blinds, which
he will warrant equal TO any manufactured else
where both in nentness and durability.
His Shop is on Main Street, South side near
the Cann T. V. HYDE.
Lancaster, July d. l848 10
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-18

TnE PAnKMAN CAsE.-Dr. Webslor
is SAID to 10 preparing circums.antial
account OF his intimacy with Di. Park.
man. in which no will ondeavor 10 show
thatthere is conspiracy exists agains,
hum. and that the body found is not that
of DR.. Parkman.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-18
For ae Daily Gazette.
A FABLE.
A Snail, a garden passing by,
- n,,,,,,.fi,s

A Snail, garden passing by,
Beheld gaudy Butterfly.
Perched on blooming marigold,
p who thus. his tale nf travels toldI-
Natures beauienus scenes have /,
Brhel,l in each vnriety:
Where majesty and grace presides.
Aud every other form besides:
I've travelled Ear through every cline,
Where grew the blooming eglntine,
Aud honey-snclVles fragrance shed
Beside the mpdest viOlet's beds
Every blusbing flower, would kiss,
Aud revelled in sIIpremesl bliss;
When wenrie,l nj the ewes still clnse,
Would sleep upon tue dOwny r0se-
I've passed mid sweets each circllng hour,
Aud caught tie fragrance oil each flower:
Each too I've seen, belure me spread,
That ever bloom nr fragrance shed:
Twill never be denied To me,
My Knnwledge is of high degree:
Silent stood the attentive Snail,
Aud listened IN this bnasIng tale;
And being strnck with admiration.
Thought him tire wisest of creatiun.
1t Unopened that a neighborng Bee,
Gathering siores by ndusiryi
Chanced To hear the idle boast,
Aud thus The vasrant did acc0st;-
For thee vain bOasterilS thou art,
Notenchng. knowledge can npnrti
Not cen can sage experience,
Confer Oh thee The slightest seuse: ,...
Admit thou hast seen alwhy then.
What useful knowledge dilst thou gliul
Suppose yon travelled far and near
What knowledge gained you sound or clenI
What IT ellnymenls too were thine,
Hast tlon yet learnt they nrr Of tims7
Know that am traveller too.
But never vauy boast like yUn:
Gn 10 my hive. and there behold
The treasures which it will unfold;
Let them forever tell tn thee
The end of travelling should he.
To gather from nll sides around,
Whatever useful can be inund.
So that encll one may live and bless,
Tho ends aud ways of happiness
Moral.
Those who lack in common sense
Supply its place by impudruce:
Another truth in this we'll find
OF benefit Ia uIl our kind
No idle habits eer can be
Of homer or utility. CLIO.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-18
liquors for the Sick,

4 = ym want some PURE LIQUORS for the
| Sick Room, call at the OLD DRUG STORE
where you will he sure To get the right article
GEORGE KAUFMAN
Lancaster, August 10. l849 Ia
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-18
Che Ganfaster @a,rtte.
CONGRESsTONAL.

By Telegraph for the Daily Lancaster Gazette
WASHINGTON. January ! i.
On the goth Ballot, Campbell wing
was elected Clerks Democrats voting
for him 20 end the contest. The follo"
ing is the voie:-Forney 96, Campbell
ll2, French IL.
The House then blllolted for Ser
geant-at.Arms-
First Ballot Lane of kyr IS, Gid
dings IS. Scattering 81.
Second Ball0t.- Lane IS. Giddings 81 i,
Scattering 65. The House adjourned
without choice.
WASHINGTON, IAN. ~.
On tho last ballu, yesterday for Clerk
the following Southern Democrats voted
for Cumpbcll Colcock, Ewing, Hub.
bard. .McQueen, Woodward Orr. Venable
and Wallace. Allen aud Horace Mann
voted for Foote. Nine Free Suilers vo.
ted for French.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-18
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