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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-03

THE LANCASTER BARBER's SONG.

n AAAN A@-h-NC<AcA DGAANDEIN - E1O4NU
AR" The Hunters Of Kentucky"
Come all ye Lancasterians,
Who need the glitt'ring razor
Come learn how SAMUEL WkTsoS's art,
Can give the greatest pleasure!
Beneath the "GOldeH SlccH" he shines,
Just on "lLaiR Street corner,
And shows by fashionable signs
He's hair and face adornerl
o Sam Watson,
The hair and face adorneri
Come all We gallant gentlemen
Who love the angel creatures
How can ye charm the female race
Without well-shaven features!
How hope for matrimonial joys
lnHymen's arms so glorious,
Without those charms my skill bestows
Which make each beau victoriousl
o Sam Watson,
The hair and face adOrnerl
Come all ye spruce Fairfeldians,
From country and from city,
Come learn at cheapest rates | sing
The truth in tliis my ditty!
Come with your faces, long and short
Of ev'ry rank and station,
The dimes to make OF girls to court,
And shine by transformation!
Sam Watson,
The hair and face adOrner!
Come see me meath the Golden Slcoa,"
Agolden thought, by gracious,
TheItools are keen as ever cut,
The room is fine and spaciousl
Come find that Samuel 1PGtSon shaves
The face, but not the pocket,
And has not learn'd like other shops,
To brag like Davy Crockett!
. Sam Watson,
The hair and face adorner!
Lancasteri Ohio, April II, 1850 dlO2
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EMPORIUM OF FASHION.

IHE Partnership heretofore existing between FISK.
l. BONE WINTER has been mutually dissolved
l. Winter having associated himself in partnership
with JoHs GRAYBILL, begs leave to call the attention
of the public to the new firm under the name of
Winter and Graybill.
Having removed their shop to Greene's Row, opposite
the Tsllmsdge House. take 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 are desrous OF having work done u
neat wormanlike and fashionable style, particular
attention will be given to the latest receipt Of ashions
By strict attention and close application to business
they hope to receive liberal share of patronage as
suring those who viii favor them with call that nc
pains will be spared to suit the taste of the most fas
dous All work in the branch of tailoring making
cutting warranted to please.
Shop up stairs next door to Smalley's Hat Store
WINTER & GRAYBIEL.
Lancaster. April -, 1850 40
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Glt Hlarktts.
LANcAsrEa. FrIday, Msy >. 10.
New York Market.
NJ a. -

New York Market.
Nrw YoRK, May /.
The markets generally nre quiet.
FLoUR-Common straight State brands $3.50
0s5:3l. Good Ohio $5:4O0 $3.50 s5:62J.
GRAS-The inquiry for Wheat for milling con.
Times active Corn is scarce and in request at
Gle for old Western mixed.
PRovisIoss Pork is dull At $l0:25 for Mess
and $3.50 for Prime Hams sc for prime,
WHIsKEr-ReceiplS light with sales at 234c.
Philadelphia Markets.
PHILApELPHIA. April 30.
Business continues very quiet partly owing to
The non'arrval OF the Steamer now several days
overdie
FLouR.-There is less inquiry in the market.
but holders are firm at s5:25 for standard brands
For city consumption moderate sales have been
made nt S5:250$5:37J for mixed brands and
s5:560 Sc. for extra Rice Flour $2:871 Corn.
meal sales Of 500 barrels at $s:75.
Gran-Little doing Sales of Whe tamouni.
ing to 10000 bushels good and prime Red at
$l:ls0$l:l9 Rye scarce sale Of 500 bushels
at 7lc Corn G0c
WHsKEY-Held firmly at 23c in hogsheads
and 24c in barrels.
New Orleans Markets.
NEw ORLEANS. April 26
CoRS has gone up TO 80c. with sales of 10 900
bushels.
FLOUR has advanced Sales Of Ohio at $500
CoFFEe-Sales of 2OOO bags Rio at s4083
Freights are depressed.
Cincinnati Markets.
CIEBIENATi. April 80.
FLOUR steady at s5:O5 to $40 $3.50.
Rvs $3.50
WHIsKEY l9A TO I9a.
Sugar market unchanged and steady.
Orleans Moasses 24022!c with a downward
tendency
RIO COFFEE 93c.
Linsced Oil $l:02.
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OBITUARY.

DIED.ln Lancaster. on Monday, April 10Th. of Pull.
monary Consumption, Mrs. SARAR ELIZABETH
BANKER, in the Goth year of her age,
:, mrs barker was the wife of CHARLES A. BARKEn,
Esq, and daughter of HoRAr1o HATcn, ESQ. form,
erly OF Lancaster, but resident of this place.
She has been gradually declining in health for wear
past but not so as to leave her anxious friends enre
ly without hope of her recovery until within few
weeks, when her malady assumeda more malignant
Messenger ''"'
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G L OF HIN G S T OR e!
SPRINGER Il TROUT.

Shaiok's RO,O, Main Street opposite
George q. Beck's Drug Store.
ITAVE received a handsome variety Of READY
Ill MADE CLOTHING, which, ToR CASH, they
will sell as low as any other establishment Of the kind
in Lancaster. They deem 1t unnecessary to enumer-
ate the articles but invite their friends to give them
. can 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 Aatter themselves they
will beable 10 give general satisfaction Give US cal
Lancaster, April Is, 1850.
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Read! RcHccU Judge wisely!
Dr Eastman,s Balsam of villa cherry

DIR Eastman's Balsam OF Wild Cherry
MERE is no attempt to deceive the community in
Il regard to the qualities Of this MEDICINE. 1t is
not designed to cure every thing but for coughs and
all complaints affecting the Lungs and Chest, that it
is possible for any compound of medicines to CURE,
no remedy can be relied upon with more certainty Of
success than the aboyo. Every family who'will keep
it and use it in all ordinary colds and when the Cough
commences, need seldom be troubled any length Of
time with it II affords almost immediate relief and
great saving of expense and many times ife. by so
doing See Eastman for par, culars.
Sold by GEORGE G.. BECK, lancaster,
And regularly appointed Agents rhrought the couIl
try, All orders must be addressed to.
EASTMAN 4 RIGELOW, Zanesville, Ohio
April o6 1850 6l
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RAILROADS VS.. CANALs.---That canals
cannot compete with Railroads, to ad-
vantage, even in the carrying of heavy
freights, is shown from the working of
the two systems in ou' own neighbor-
hood. Since the completion of the rail
way from Cincinnati to Columbus. the
State Board of Public Works have found
It necessary to reduce the tolls on several
principal articles OF commerce fron. each
end ofthe Ohio canal, 10 that place. For
example: on coffee. molasses, sugar, lead
(white, pig or bar,) from Portsmouth to
Columbus, the toll has been reduced from
1O0c. per 1000 lbs, to 25 cts. From
Portsmouth to Chillico,he. just half the
distance, the toll remains at l00c. per
1000 bs., showing some 800 per cent. in
favor of Columbus and her railroad. On
auvils, iron, Wrought or cast iron tools,
(weighing nver s lbs, mechanics tools,
marble, (wroughD nails and spikes, from
Columbus to Portsmouth, or from Ports
mouth to Columbus, the toll has been
reduced from 15O cents to ll0 cents per
1000 lbs. The half distance, to and
from Chillicothe, either way, pays rs
cents per 1000 lbs, as before. Consider
on these facts "a word to the wise is
sufficient" 1t seems that, in order to
make one public improvement work well
and usefuIly and economically for the
whole community, another must he built.
C.;oJo Do;1u On 1etts
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q u z gM GO o. ngs

| Comprising in part-l00 doz Of Glazed CAPS. for
men and boys, at III cents; 80 doz cloth do al %
cents; with several cases Of other different STYLED
HATS and CAPS never before exhibited in this city
name only, Panama, Pso Alto, Buena Vista, Resaca
dc la Palma. SLOUGH Travelling, TAYLOR, Military
Paris and California Caps and Hats.
COAIS-fine superior made Dress Frock and sack
Coats black and colored Silver, drab, mixed Tweed
and sattinet coats and upper garments in general of
every known name and description
PANIS-Extra fine black and fancy cashmere Pants;
Doesn do. do; new striped do do also large as
sortment Of eassinet, corderoy, Mexican, linan and
other Pantaloons.
VESTS-A large variety Of satin, silk, cashmere
Valencia, Woollen, ani other new style Vests; plain,
figured, fancy, black, plaid and striped ones.
SHIRTS-A good stock Of shirts Of all descriptions;
fine bosom ones made after the latest and spproy.
ed style; also, Calico check hickory and woollen
shirt and drawers, together with great many other
Goods, too tedious TO mention. oi brown and
bleaehed musns, having been bought before the rise
of cotton will be sold low and few cases of Boots
and shoes, expected this week have also amongst
others, good assortment Of Neck and Pocket hand.
kerchies, stockings, gloves, suspenders umbrellas
trunks, carpet bags, &c. &c.
.g]'Come and give trial, but don't mistake the
place; be careful not to go inio the iorolg store If
you DO ii will be your own fault If You have to pas
too dear for your Goods Ny motto IS ''smqH profits
and quick TeturHS' LOOK OUT FOR THE siGE or THE
BALTIMORE CHEAP CASH CLOTHING STORE!
On the North side main street near Columbus Lew
Andersons Block-painted white in front.
N. B. To Clergymen Of all denominations Goods will
be sold at cost.
Lancaster, April II, 1850 dl02w5O
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RcmarkahIe RYen1.

HAVING disposed Of the Stock Of Hardware Of J.
= T. WEAvEE 4 Co 10 Meaars. EFFrsoER, WHrTr
LArA and as II Z my desire TO close up as soon a
po,aiole do hope all knowing themselves indebted
either by note Or book account, will come forward
and thereby save mo the unpleasant task Of dunning
as 4 - much more pleasant to me a. well as nv good
customers.
public for the liberal patronage thew have extended
toward me. The firm r. G. Weayef Co. Il dis.
solved Of mutual consent.
will be found in the Counting room Of the new
firm. j. G. WEAVER
Lancaster, April 8, 1850 4S
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GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.

A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE. Those interested will
IN take notice, that Nathaniel Beatty and S. s. Geo.
hegan on the 25h of April LAST executed to me for the
benefit Of their creditors general assignment of all
the Real and Personal Esate credits and effects owned
BY them seyeraly, or as members of the late firm Of
II. Beatty & Co.
All persons indebted to said parties or to said firm,
are therefore required to make payment to me, and
those having claims against said parties are requested
70 present them to me at early day for adjustment
In the execution Of said trust
Lancaster may 8, 1850 3w52
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VNTORMsl wORMS!l-Tho SYMPTOMS Of

INFORMS! WORMS!l-The symptoms Of the
w presence of worms in children should be care
fully watched by parents, and so soon as lere Is Tea
son 70 suspect the II existence every meaus should be
used to expel them promptly and thoroughly The
Proprieors Of McLanes Vernifge are confident that
hev offer the best means Of accomplishing this result
that has ever been submitted to the public and they
ment Of children. The medicine is a safe and plea
sant one and never fails produce the desired effect
For sale wholesale and retail by G, G. Beck and NJ
2. Krieder, LANCASTER; w. F. Breck Co., CaTroH p
Hane, PleGSdhtplIe; woodward, Nec Salem; E.Kalb
RuShuiHe Kreider & Brother, Logan, Hooking coun-
ty and by Merchants and Druggists generally.
April 70, 1850. 2w49
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Attachment Notice.

AN the Eight day OF March, A. D. 1850, Josiah
" Wright caused TO be issued from the court Of Com
mon Pleas of Fairfield county, Ohio writ Of attach
ment for the sum of Two Hundred Dollars against the
property and effects Of Jonathan Flattefy, which
writ has been served and returned.
JOEL RkDEBAUGH, Clerk r. C.
JOHN D. MARTIN, Attorney for PlainttG =,
April 5, 1850 6w4S
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Gbt Ganfastrr @a,rtte.
Friday Morning, May Q. 1850

ESD,-Ths fourth volume Ofour GAzErrE ends
with this number. We will talk about II in our
next. Our thanks are due to the very many true
md excellent Wings who have stood by us at all
times ard by whom we are confident the Gazette
will be kept aaoat ofOur seven hundred sub.
scribers over three hundred are composed Of the
members of the "old Guard''--and they are ali
prompt in their payments.
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state of Jacob Van Buren.--The Court Of
H Common Pleas at its present april Term, IS50)
by given to all creditors of the same present their
claims for allowance within six months from this date
to the Undersigned. HENRY KROUT, Adm'tor
Of jacob Van BureH GHd Special Commissioner.
April %, 1850 81
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FAMILY GROCERIES.

FAMILY GROCERIES,.
NHE subscriber would inform their friends and the
Il public generally, that they have Just received and
are now opening Large and well Selected
stock OF Groceries, suitable for family use: Con.
ssting in part of the following articles; which thew
will sell upon reasonable terms.
BEST RIO COFFEE;
New Orleans SUGARS, Loaf do, White Crushed
do, Lump do.
Young Hyson and Imperial TEAS;
Sugar House and New Orleans MOLASSES;
TOBACCO, Of all kinds;
RICE, best quality; CANDIES, assorted,
LEMONS; ORANGES; FIGS; RAISINS;
Together with stock of FANCY ARTICLES, such as
FISHING TACKLE; COMBS, fancy and plain;
HAIR OILS; POCKET WALLETS;
And all other things usually kept in an establishment
of the kind. ely & EVERSOLE.
Lancaster, April 90, 1850
uMAHLON ASHBRO0KS WHISKEY oy the
barrel Liquors of all kinds of the best quality suita-
BILE for the sick. &. L.
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MARKET HOUSE STALLS.-Notice il
1NA hereby given that the undersigned will betwoer
the hours Of and 10 o'clock A. NJ Of the llh day Of
May inst, proceed to RENT for one year. by public
auction to the highest bidder,t BUTCHERS STALLS
in the Market House, in the town of Lancaster. Sale
to take place at said Market House. The Stalls in the
Northern Division of said Market House; cannot be
rented for less sum than Sf0nor those of the South
ern Division for less sum than 81 per year.
NELSON COATES, Market Master
Lancaster may 8, 1850 2w62
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|HNO all whom il may Concern: Il do hereby
IL certify that never asked EMILY PADEN for lie.
bill, or any other instrument Of writing injurious to
her character. JOSEPH NJ ANDERSON
s West Rushville, April 26, 1850. '3w5l
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DIatres.ing Accident.

NEW YORK, hpril ~.
The walls of buildings burnt last Wednesday,
fell in this morning killing some eight or nine
luborers beneath thetn.
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Estate Of David Moore.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned has
been appointed and duly qualified Adm'tor Of the
Estate Of DAVID MOORE, deceased, late of Amsn-
da Township, Fairfield County, Ohio. All persons
having claims against said Estate will present them
for settlement, legally authenticated within one year
And all those indebted will make immediate payment
NOAH JONES; Admtor.
April 10, 1850 w45O'
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OYM9NAAGo

MARRIED-On the 95th inst. bv the Row Al
Link, Mr.. ISRAEL KEMMERER and Miss MARIAU
A. WILHlTE, both of Lancaster.
On the 2Sth inst, by John Cook, Esq, Mr. JOHN
GESSELL and Miss SARAH BROOK, all of Green.
field township, Fairfield county, Ohio
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CntllC Market.

-, PHILADELPHIA, April %.
The offerings OF the week consist of 1900 head
OF Beel Cattle, including 700 taken to New York.
Prices-Beeves without much change, and the
bulk OF the sales were made at 6,5007 sop 100
lbs, as in quality.
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ANCIENT LINE OF TELEdRArH-- Jobs
question, in the 3Sth chapter. Both verse,
"Can'st thou send lightnings that they
may go and say unto thee, Here We are?"
is no longer problem. The telegraphic
lightning says great deal More every
day.
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Another Steamboat Expiosion--Thirty-hv
10 Forty Lives Lost.

The steamer Anthony Wayne blew up oppo,
site Vermiion. The first mate states that the
Wayne took from Sundusky all the passengers
by the Railroad train, amounting to "a. Nine.
teen of the crew and 80 passengers were saved,
and are likely to recover. Total loss of passen.
gers 35 tO an
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ABIN YET AKIN
THOMAS Donsn1z-

lGO.A As u. OOUSOa,
ESPECTFULLY announces to tire citizens Of
II " Lancaster and vicinity that he intends CARRYING
on the above business IN al s rqri0ns branehes. al
the OLD STAND Of HESRY ScmULTz, in COnneIs Ron,
tico d0oTs South Of the Eagle Printing Office; where
by strict attention b. business lac hopes 10 receive
liberal share Of Phblie patronage he intends TO keep
work oi the Planest and most fashionable style on
hand all tunes and az all prices. His work will be
made in the very best manner and Of the best seasoned
timber He has in his employ some Of the yery best
wOrmen in the State, and hereiote can warrant bis
work. He will mako
Sofas and LOunges-fnest quilted to the plain
est pad seats;
Turkish Diyans and Ottomsns:
Side Boards-ot the most fashionable and superior
style, and Of various patterns;
Bureaus-Alahogsny and plain Of every description;
Tables OF all patterns and styles;
Mahogany Chairs; Book Cases and Secretaries:
Counting Houses and other Desks;
Hat Racks Of every description
Ward Robes and Wash Stands;
Bedstsads-MahOgany, Walnut and Cherry High
Post French Couches. French Grccian and Serpentne
CoFFISs made 10 the shortest notice and no extra
charge Tor hesrse All i.n@ras will be attended to
In person
UPHoLsTEEN0 Of every description Sofas and
Chairs restuHed Mattresses Palastres and Cushing
Manufactured TO order; Carpets cut and made: Hol.
anl Blinds made; Yenitian Blinds and Furniture Of
every description repaired in tiie best MANNER.
windsor q Fancy Chair Making.
The subscriber has also purchased the interest ol
Mr. b. Franklin in the Chairmaking business and viii
IN future carry the business At the old stand INN
diately under the Ohio Eagle Office lie will keep
on hands at all times, Plain and Fancy French anc
Windsor Rocking, Arm sewing Parlor, Table, Barber
and Dentist chairs. Fancy chairs and cane-seated
all descriptions, and soeiables and settees.
| II have steam power employed in turning, an,
Carpenters and country cabinet-makers can have al
kinds Of work in that line done 10 order
| THOMAS q. DODsON.
Lancaster, April 10, 1850. 90
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DECLINE IN CoFFEE.-We learn front the N.
o. Crescent, Of the 18th inst that over 5000 bags
OF Rio Coffee have been sold in that city within
day or two at eight cents per pound. Eary in
February the current rale was Il cents that
the fall in prices since that time is about sir
and hat cents per pound or more than $40
per bag
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CAPITAL PUNISHMENT IN MAssAcHU
sETrs.-The following section Of law
was introduced into the State Senate on
Friday last, and is supposed to have refer
ehce to the case of Prof. Webster:
ANY person under sentence of death
at the time of the passage Of this act
shall be committed to the State prison
to be confined at hard labor until the
expiration of one year from the time OF
his sentence, and until the sentence oi
death be executed. and the Governor
shall issue his warrant authorizing and
requiring such commitment"
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In PRosPEcT.-It gives Us pleasure to
announce the prospect Of two new man.
ufacturing establishments. The Messrs.
McAfee, brothers, have rented the foun-
dry built by Mr. Lewis. at the upper
end Of town, in which they intend to
manufacture Flint Glass. They are now
in town and will commence preparations
Immediately. We believe this will be
quite an acquisition 10 the place and
will be found profitable to the prophet
Ors.
We learn also that two fenllemen,
from Cincinnati, have rented the whole
of The Craighead property, bounding on
Front, Massie and second streets, where
they. intend to carry on foundry, aud
perhaps, eventually. finishing or en-.
gine shop. An establishment for finish.
ing various kinds Of machinery we think
would do well here. We are told that
both the prdprietors are good workmeu
and design to lay the foundation for an
extensive CONCERN. Portsmouth Dis.
n OENTRE SHOT Ihere ls young
man named Masterson, awaiting his trial
at Rockport tor lhansladghtsr A drunken
man was pursuing brother of asterson
with knife, when the latter threw
stone at him. which struck the man on the
head killing him Instantly What makes
the matter worse for Masterson is the
remarkable fact that he can throw a stone
with almost the precision man can send
a bullet from a good rife. He can go
into the woods and kill as many squir-
rels with doruicks as an experienced
hunter can with his gun. He says he
intended to strike the arm Of the drunken
man. to knock the knife from his hand,
but his own arm was caught and object
frustrated: He can prove this, we under
stand.- Ecdnsoille (Id) Jonrndl, 1911.
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BUGGIES! BUGGIEs!l BUGGIESM
ME subscriber has on hand lot of fine BUGGlES
l. and CARRIAGES, which have been made with
care and of the best Materials and which will be sold
at very low prices JOSIAH WRIGHT.
Lancaster, may 3, 1850 52tf
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Appointments. &c

WAsHlNGToS, May |.
Thompson G. Harris, of Georgia. and John
Robt of Maryland have been appointed Clerks in
the House by Mr.. Young in place of Morehead
of Pennsylvania and King of Maryland
John Wilson, land agent, was appointed by the
Department Of the Interior, to investigate the Lu.
siness of the office in Louisiana which is said to
have been very loosely conducted during the past
four years.
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The Coihpr omise Commtitce.-Mr.W Webster.
WASHINGTON. April 30


WAsHiSGroS April 80.
The correspondent Of the Journal of Com
merce communicates the following by Telegraph:
WASHINGTON. Saturday % al I.
B The Compromise Committee have agreed up.
on a scheme. and instructed their Chairman to
prepare the Bill and report Mr.. Clay has re-
tired to George Calvert's mlnsion to write the
Report.
Mr.. Webster arrived in Boston at 5 O'Clock
last evening He was conveyed in barouche
to the REVERE House in BowdOin Square,
where the citizens had assembled to welcome
him, He was there addressed by Benz. Cur
tis in behalf of the people. The enthusiasm
was great Mr.. Curtis, in brief speech. and
Mr.. Webster replied IN his usual happy and for
chile STYLE speaking only about fifteen minutes.
He came out manfuly on his rebuke of agitation
OF Slavery, AS ghostly abstraction. aud has
promised on his return to tile Senate to make his
course free from any apprehension.
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! WOMEN's Morocco end Calf Boots and Shoes
Also, Ladies' French Morocco BasIsias icih double
or single SOLes.
Thankful fort the many past favors received fiom the
public, continuation their patronage respectful
ly solicitsd The best OF work will al ali times be
kept hand and will be sold At fair and reasonable
prices Weinve all to come and examine our stock,
as we intend at all times to keep on hand general
soTtment.
| Lancaster, march 90, 1850 1y47