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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01
Cbc Ganrastcr Ga,rttc,
monday Fehrunry a5. 1850.

~ We are again indebted to Messrs
Whitman and Keller. Of the Ohio Le-
gislature. for valuable favors. Also, to
Doctor olds for copy Of Mr. CIayS
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

at his Old Stand, in Shmf-
ier's Building, Sign Of the
PONEY, He still continues
to make to order aud keeps
constantly ON haud every
variety Of
SADDLES 81 HARNESS,
Manufactured in the best
manner. of the hest male.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

~ HE pasi sra>nu "a,
u epidrmical diseas'
mas be-il one that has I'll
= the Constitution al a,
nSt every Individual ~
sr"airror less deg,ee.
ianV who were afflrrtpd
nh The prevailing com
1'di"i nnw fuG 'hrirgeu
raj healln deraused an
their systems in man, ~
specis denililaIed Il
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01
Bewdre of Counteueits.
PUBLIC NOTICE.

1T isa matter of the first interest to those who
u are afflicted, to procure remedy that will re-
store health and atthe same time leave the con.
stitution uninured. Such
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01
Enlarged and Improved.

JOHN N LITTLE,
INVITES the attention of the citizens of this
i and adjoining counties to his Stock in trade. at
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01
TO Country Merchants.

THE-underigned has taken an agency of the
ZaHesViHe Cotton MiH for the sale of Cot
'oH Yarn Carpet and Coverlid Yarns, Cotton
Batting and Candle Wick. and will at oil times
sell al factory prices thus saving the Merchant the
cost of transportation to this place. All orders
will have prompt attention P. BOPE.
Lancaster August TO- l849 II
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01
The Cheap Hardware Store.
SIGN OF TIE PADDOCK AND MILL.SAW.
WHOLESALE AND nUTArI.
Oil.

100 GALLONS Of pure Flaxseed Oil
lO' Just received and for sale by .
May 4, I849,-52 7. BOPE
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

DRowNED. Tho Ancient Metropolis.
ChiIlicolhc, says, that young man. nam
en- John Couisen, was drowned in tho
Hydraulic canal. few days since.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01
VPVElpV, ,S'VNWXMG.
GREEENRERG IOMWtNI

No. so, Br0ddWay, New York.
No. 3l4 Nain Street, Cincinaati, Oho,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-19
Oxford Normal Institute.

This hourishiur and highly popular lns,i-
tuition is IN the field, and bids fair 10 out riral
any similar institution Ia The State. We learn
that the trustees have secured the services Of
GroRor \. PrEENs, \. Il. lie Is a suPc-
nor scholar, the nephew Of the Abho''s' Who
have ~ great a reputation as teachers, both in
New York and this State. lie has been un.
der the particular instruction Of Prot. Man,
prEvLLr, who appears 10 b. carving all be
fore him in Elocuiion. Mr Perkins will at
ford the students m opportunity ior a thorough
and systematic course Of instruction IN reading,
especially adapted To the wants Of tcachcrs.--
The works Ut Prof Maudcrillc are to b. in
,ruluccd, and arrangements have been made
to supply thc Institution a, enc hay the usual
price, 50 tina, To- one NAV complain Of not us
INC the former text books in reading.
We must not forget To mention too, the SUI
pcrior advantages students have under such
an instructor a. DR NouNC. His lectures
are in themselves worth the price OF the iui-
uou-,llus,raicd as they arc, with an excellent
and extensive apparatus.
There are sonc other particulars We have
not room To- mcuuoa, bot mus, express our
qualification IN having IN our midst an Iusil,u-
uon - Thoroughly productive OF good.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-19
A Scene.

In the lIou,o Of Representative, on the
10Th Immediately after the adjournment, a
rough, crazy looking man, took stand a, the
Clerks dc,k and in ,,cntoriln voice, urged on
by the members, began To make a terrific
speech, saying that for five long weeks be-
had been waiting for Congress to do some
thing or other for him. H. thought it was
now time, for he wanted To do something for
his people. lie vas one Of the b'hoys, and
had suffered everything next to death
Cheers and cries of" speak louder" Being
urged 10 ~ on, aud having raped Justify with
the hammer, he spread himself for big
speech.
"Icdri C1nada arHsrSd-Q4rcn Victoria
drrou OF hr throne, aud alls Grafton dore-
tail,d uuo bs Uaioa.
The laughter, cheering and aPplausevhich
followed va, draicning, during which Mr..
IIolmcs went up to the stand and walked the
man out into the AREA, whence he was gently
shown the way out. He gave his name y.
lIarmcrson and saiI he was the lion Of the
West
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-19
Foreign News.

The Europa arrived at Halifax the 9th inst
bringing fourteen days later news from hn-
rope, though on examination we do not IND
much Of interest in her budget.
The splendid Now York packet ship Hot
tingucr, was lost on the leih ult. of the coast
Of Ireland. She had - passengers AMI
crew of 30 men and boys. The captain and
~ of the crew were lost. The remainder OF
the crew and the passengers were saved.
FRAScr.-Dusiness progresses slowly IN
the legislative assembly. The war against
the press coniinucs-thc Reform has been sus-
pended, and In Press seized. The weather,
especially in the south, has been more rigor'
nus than Tor many years. The Bucnos Ayrc'
expedition is said To have been abandoned.
PRrsslA-Thc threatened dissolution Of the
cabinc, appears to have been avoided by some
compromise. The chambers are now dispo.
scd to take the oath Of the constitution. The
urfur parliament, is declared To be- an impcri'
aus political necessity for Prussia.
WRTrvBrRo.-ln Wircmburg there up.
pear. to he a change of opinion, favorable Il
Russian influence. The IIanoyoriln chamber
refuses To recognise the central commission Of
Austria AMI Prussia. Austria is occupied
with the numbcrlcss constitutions for her pro.
vinccs. The provincial diet are to be conyo.
kcd IN October, and that Of the empire will
assemble in 1851.
RoNr.-It is said that the want Of money
prevents the Pope from returning to his CAPT,
al, and that Frame has offered funds to hi.
holiness. The archbishop Of Bourgcss Is said
To be the bearer Of this olIer made IN the name
Of the FmDch cpisosPoey
SARpNn.-rhe Sandman chamber Of dep.
uties has approved the treaty Of peace couclu-
dcd at Milan, between the Picdnouicse and
the Au-tnans. 1t IS expected the senate will
also approve Il.
At Berlin negotiations for the treaty Of
peace with Denmark have bccn rrncwcd.-
The Russians having refused diplomatic rrla'
ucns with the Porte, Il Is expected the Aus
irians will not b. slow 10 follow.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-19
Omitiing TOO Much.

4 smart, Foo1-uaiurrd, muHsy-mastn-, ur
country Jonathan, who sand every thing drily,
e 90, things dNej, and struck up a bargain
f,r m4umu1y, The parties agreed Co cm-
Tluy n co1r-e couutry justice a. pr, up the
tlrlHrr, who commenced the ceremonies, hy
rru,ryr- that d" % Ma, customary o1 such
orrI.,1g o. commence with .puN,f, bat hc
vul'4 omit ,raI, con- iyt1c ibr Knot, b, ,lid
" % VA, customary Co give iIr married couple
-rus advice, but be- believed he would omit
that al,1."
The ceremony being ended. Jonathan took
ihr squire by ihe buttuu-ho,e, and cIappug boz,
finger 90 hl, nose, aid
S.urs, us customary "a give the msg,
truir Eve JuIar,-ipt, I.'Irr. TUprU that. 90
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-19
Never Hold Malice.
~ rtitA COOS.

On nsye, ''hold malcs, - il poiscp- -ur lie
With The sall,lrup 4 hats art the night shade .
.uiS-.
Iut o.. .curu ~hai Ne ns-,, sni dcsPi-c ~hsry ~
uE,y,
IL, =, ,asyr Ihe sunlight. 90 1o~u Nth The hay.
our .T,rit in clships ua, bar The h., .FaIk,
De- ~, unouLlsrius b,lns o. blcak ou' ip DARK
II. The parr0~cs, heart that crya'inu can make,
Where ou ra..ion SIS. Up lls che ed, ia snake
Oh river 'holl u,licc - Il eount - god,
Tor IA urblyr O. strike in The rish 1t ha' b'od,
ina 10 biri,,k ,hc,ish he u,me u The g.,
Wat % ,haT,u n, s,apon and mca'urc he N'U
Tho Nil DC ia huDr,r-tAs woll in It. sprin,-
Ths ,harA 81 Oh, watrr---ihs wasp With It, sting
Nrr D.. o. D. sar,i than he ,eag,ancr Il maa,
Whru e. l.sth IN secret 60 ~oauJ hen Il can.
o., us,er ..hull malice - dislks you ~I,
We, r,,nsp,i.r buu,auir, link. us ,tH
We ace an II u. huua,o, an.l all Il a. crrios,
Al Jn,rc, viih,a us should y,,r L. 'tinus.
Shsu ~ t,ry 20 l,ok up o. thg Father ah1yc,
wtA g,tts.a, &C. rs,r,iss ur ri-'tiug &c h,ri
shall o. dare, vb,Ls vr T,J &C. rr,,'sr au 'u'ihci
4. ~ ho,s "a Go,i, SCI ir7, Co a bralh'r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-19
cnttinr Thick.

MANY year, since, there Did dwell iu a ccr.
tain town uut hundred miles from that tar,
famed plaoc where OhodoN dl,mcs ar
fitted up fr der Irut,ssion and calling.
a certain ID. u. notorious Tor ms par>i-
muaiousc~S. which would occasionally ruu
into the widest extremes.
"IlIsar,ash tA.I'. e., The y.irr.,
Wth a.. zusa1lrr.- r,,si,n ,ut So ii'ssa Hs'l1u,
one jay ,ht, doctor Of divinity rhanccd IN
o. a hi, siorr in this city, and after rummag,
inr over the wares, selected an ordinary look-
iur h1,-put Il ou hls reverend hsad-oglcd
hrm-,Ifiu the clas--th,n ask he very lowest
rr.cc u; i,-,rIhBr the ycnder thai II be- could
c,t j, cheap enough he Thought be might buy
L.
But. +" said the halter "l that hat is not
rcuI enough fur you ,u v,ar-h'rc ls What
YOU want. showing our ct thr hgsl h,a'gr,.
IT'S the b,st I can Afford tho, returned
III ihroloctan.
"w,u. thgrr, doc,or-llI make present
crtat b,,, beaver, you1, wear % and tell
YOUR irI,nJ- who's, store % came irum-Il.
varrlu, You'll send mc customer, enough 90
get ms mooney back with ,utrrcs,, you are
p-y,t, extensively acquainted
o.. Thank you-thaa> yuu ' ,aid the doc-
tur-h.s ewes cleaning with pleasure -trlrs-
ing castor 30 chyaP'y-" how mach u'y
,hrs beaver b. worth
We -sI'Na,kndoiha' iorc.sh; dollar. ~
replied tbr man OF 7rr.
d. And tl, Dls.r continued 'lc ry'yrgna
gentleman.
"Tbra.."
The man of sermons pat on tho beaver
lrol.d 900 thg rIlss-,hgu a, thg three dollar
hat
"Ih.rk sip, ,a,dh usu, oi The beaver,
anil ho'irue B., 10 o1r hand al, Boz duunrI Doe
cheap ttIr, '''. tbruk ,.r, thattlHs hat sI'
answer my puqo-. fun a, vel. as Do, best. '.
e. Bl, you'J bg,,,r take lhr best one, ,.r,
II costs you uo mors"
B-u-t-bu-'," replied Oh, pa->aa, h,,,p,
uurlv-l Didn't Inov-hai p.r-hlF~-,uu
vuurF l.rfl would take Do, cheap ou,-ar1
lra,r tbr o,hc---and prra1l. loa vugId uu'
mind giving me ur 1Hruuc. ia Dec as''"
az
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-19
Watering Cattle in Winter.

A, thr Euj ct cattle during winter Is gen.
er,ll, ,rry dry, consisting Of hay, straw, SC,
it'l,'of lhg uumus, Importance thar they have
ire accrS- 90 rurr water. Thu, many de-
uut, either Dn account ct lcr, or the dls,anr,
thu, have o. 20 90 get To u. W. would,
therefore, suggest 10 an farmers, that they
have a connection br,vcgn their ham-ya0,
and a running stream, which they Will takr
care Co srrp opeu tor the u,n of their cattl,.
DE- Anderson saws he knew "a man 10 h.coms
very rich by brin. great In lirtle things and
that tins man always made It poin, 10 s"g
tia, ms cattle. particularly his mich COWS,
hal a constant supply II irrsh water. W,
feel certain that farmers and dnIrymen will
attend o. th.ir interest - WsHl1ulsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-19
The Gaming Affair at Lima.

Judging from information that has thus FAR
reached this country, respecting the difficulty
that occrrrcd not long since At the capital at
Peru bctvccu Nj Potter, United States Con-
sul at Valparaiso, and Mr.. Sullivan, British
Charge d. Affair, TO ChllI, the facts are about
as iollows
Mr.. Potter arrived a, Lima with Mrs Pot
ter on IN WAY ,o chilli stopped at a hotel,
took ruou and leaving his WIFE va II, went
out into the CITY. While be- vas absent, Mr
sullivan came tu the same hotel, claimed ,hc
roum o,cup,cI by Mr, Pourr-which be pre-
icudcd b, had previously ,nr1Ecd-aud r.
quirrd her, 10 the mus' p'rrmp,ury manner,
Instant, 10 leave IT, She drd uu, uhcr, lo
giving opp ihr rnum, bot merely begged that
she might b. permitted Co remain 900 it uuul
her husband should return, which, Ut course,
would b. s,-,u. The Charge objected To thl.
and cvmp,Il,! her Co quit d on the spot, and
uo, cou,ru, with turning her out, added mos'
insulting anal couiumy'iyus LANGUAGE, calling
her a &c c,uA, =" &c 80. Mr Poster so1n re-
turned. and upnn learning what had secured,
went At once ,o thr Charge and demanded an
explanation Of De-, conduct. which mot h,iur
satisfactory, without more crTDmuuy, be- gave
her Buunc N,--ty's representative a taste
Of hl, cane. vigorously Land un, and there th,
matter stopped for the time being. The ac,
count, soy that every h,ly ln Lima approved
an that Mr Potter d,d 300 the premises, Oh,
Euglish-Nho are numerous iu L-ms-uy;
e1rrPiaj.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-19

y Tho wings used 10 make frequent com
plants that President Polk did no, particular,
~ culoglr General TAYLOR for hts service.
in the Mexican war. Since Taylor'sinaugu
ration Mr. Polk has died, and hIs magnanl
nous SUCCESSOR has not room ~ his message
or his heart, fur even passing allusion To Oh,
late President, who welcomed him Ia Wash
lurton with such cNccllcnt grace, and wen
down tn the tomb with the dignity OF a mar
that had surrendered the highc,, hrpors, an,
with the serenity Of Christian The Am
crican people, OF an parties, arr making then
own comments upon a fact which 20 sIgnid
caurly marks the calIbrc 1T the General
miud. -BosoH P0V.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-19

FRom IIoNDuRIs ANp YucArAS.-.Accounts
TO the 10th ult. state tina, the feeling among
the English was thai the troubles in Nicara-
qua would be amicabp adjusted wl,hou, trou-
bic Col. Fancourt, the English commander
a, Belize, together with several English Off
cers had returned from a journey into the In
terror Of Yucatan, where they met the Indian
chiefs and cndeayured To negotiate treaty Of
peace bctwcca them and the government Of
Yucaian. The demands of the Indians were
that a portion OF the country should be allotted
to them, where they should be perfectly indie
pendent OF the whites, and live under a gov
eminent Of their own This demand was not
acccded to, but the Indian chiefs consented To
come to Belize Some time during the present
month, when another attempt will be made to
form treaty Of peace.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-19

/ ~ The cholera had mod" Do. appearance
at Washington. IT,, ami Boo four dly- Nine OF
llc white inhab.,aut. bad died from ,hr d.-
ease.
~ The legislature Of Virginia have alDp.
ted strung resolutions UNFOLDING slavery THr
senate II OHIO have, by a vote ct 9jio3, o.-
solved hat ,hc ,en,mcu, Of ,hg irrmn uI
Ohio is, uo more slave ,,atr~--no mora slave
territory
- Bugadicr General Riley hl, ISSUED q
general order recognising the supremacy ul a
state roycmmcn, under the ncU constitution,
and rrlnqui,h.ng all the CIVIL Fovcrvh.chhe
had previously exercised Ia California
&. \ Liverpool merchant, who purchased
EjOOO worth II American hour at -, pr
bbl., sent the whole out 10 California from
Liverpool, where Il proved az excellent vcn.
turc. The barrel, ,old a, Sis each, anal b,
cleared ElO,OOO by the transaction.
Dnru 90 Buu-A later advice from Tur.
KEY reports the sudden death Of lI,m. the
Hungarian patriot. H. has for many yclr
assigned the year 1850 as the term OF his rN-
l,trncC.
e. TIE Water Power Company Al lewis
ton, Me, have made arrangements "a pot mp
two factories this year Of 1900 spludlcs
each
III. II Green, the " reformed gambler"
was arrested IN New York on Thursday Tor
obtaining money under false prctcnccs.
e. II vas understood al the lsihmus that
Barring g iirUthcrs, OF ihndOn, nave nkrn
ESQ, 900 m Panama Railroad stock Il ~
rumurrd that movement will h. made n the
present session OF congress OF New Grenada
Ia transfer the seat Of go,cumen, from Bogo-
IA tn Panama.
TRAL or PnoFrSsoR WEusTrR The l}os-
ton Traveller OF the 9th inst. says At the
opening Of the Supreme Court, this morning,
Professor Webster was brought IN and ar
raigncd on the Indictment charging him With
the murder of DR.. Parkman. Tho Indictment
was read and his trial assigned for Tuesday.
March 10. The prisoner appeared perfectly
calm and collected and informed the Cont
that he had secured for his coua~cl Hon. PlIuy
Mcrrick, Of Worcester, and T.. d. Sohicr,
Esl. OF Boston.
1t is amusing To see the facility with which
the wing journals face the music Of the
administration organ-albcit the notes must
be horribly DESCENDANT to some Of them. How
ever, 90 the OK knoweth his owner, and the ass
his masters CRIB"
4 new written language, consisting Of 100
letters, each representing a syllable, has been
discovered in Western Africa, in the Wy ua-
ton.
CT The wings crack up their President
for his simplicity, and Noah Webster says
that word means weakness Of intellect.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-19

10 Him who had bestowed countless blessings
on them, and by all the duties they owed man
kind and themselves, soleInnly to pause as on
the edge of precipicc before taking the dis
as,rous leap into the yawning abyss never To
return, to preserve the Union. lfdissolu'ion
came he should NO, survive the hcari-rruding
struggle.
There was a brca,hloss silence throughout
the chamber while Mr.. Clay Vas speaking
lie was frequently interrupted by applause,
which the chair suppressed. The speech &C.
cupicd two huurs and half When he con.
cludcd the senate adjourned.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-19

ANoTnrR PErsIprSTi,L Bull. We find
another alsurilty, equally ridiculous with the
one pointed cut day or two since, IN the mes
sage. The fourth paragraph commsuces thus.
While ENJOYING the benefits OF amicablc
intercourse with fon,igH nations, We have not
becu insensiblc to the distractions and wars
which have prevailed in other quarters of the
world"
As the authorities surrounding the White
House have not made the correction as they
did with the =" rest OF mankind" we presume
they iu,rnd To let i,tra,el. This "enjoying
the benefits Of amicable intercourse with for
agn nDtioH, and oiher quarters of the world, 7"
Is quite as prrPosierious as being at peace
with all the world aud the rest Of mankind
~ Y. Gio5..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-19

90 prices lrom two hundred To two hundred
and seyenty.fve dollars per Bricks in de-
mand at good prices. Lame sixteen dollar, a
bbl.
Flour rciailed at thirty dollls per bbl
mess pork at ihiry-f,c to 80 dollars butter
one dollar fly cents per 10; cheese one dol
lar.
Lumber had experienced considerable de-
cline until the occurrence Of the disastrous
fires in this city and at Stockton, which have
had tendency to increase the price Of build
ing materials Of every description.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-19
To Mrs. Frances Ann Kemble.


To Spulh,m mcn sou vii MT rad,
AnI viIl not venture nish them,
Becau,, the, ni.c a woo'y brr,i,
And either .,Il or Icy them.
Why i, it that yuu think us knays'l
Your rc,,sous-pny reveal thomi
WHY iruwu uu thu-s Who Roy their slaves,
And smiIc on thD'e who steal them
The word lr,iy is Of Saxon origin, and j.
compounded of leaf and dian, lady being the
result of the two Inf dan, or, as corrupt,
ed, lady, literally rendered, means Io,dcr Of
me- poor. How many ofthose who assume
the title in these days are worthy of ~
t5 4 Boston correspondent Of the Salem
Register relates tina, a prodgal son, belong,
ing to one of our first families, having ship,
ped as a common sailor, and departed, as II
was hoped, forever, has recently returned
with slOO. 200, made as partner Of house
in California, and has again been restored ID
- society"
TIE GovERSoR or ALABAMA Of TIN
Mr1IcAS TERRITORY. Governor Collier, in
his inaugural address, thus expresses his views
in regard to slavery in the Mexican terrific
rics -
L" But IL the people Of the States which
may be formed of this territory (NIcNican)
shall elect TO exclude slavery, We shall most
chccriully acquiesce and extend to them the
right hand Of fellowship. All We ask Of
Congress, is, not to interfere aud attempt Ia
decide for them in advance"
4 FLowTR ron THE lIrARr. 4 wife
full Of truth, innocence and love, is the pref.
tiest flower man can wear next his heart,
4 large breast-Pin, wife would be, filled
up in this way.
II 4 Boston medical writer says that IT
produces ehilblains, chapPed skin, inhamed
eyes, and colds, to 90 to the fire suddenly
when you are very cold. Accus,om yourself
to the warmth by degrees.
Tnr CHRYsTAL. The members Of the
Gorham Seminary, publish very neat quar-
to paper once in three months, filed with
their own compositions. The second mum
Der has just been issued. 1t contains some
very entertaining articles.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-19

CT" Halo" ,jacu-ied an ANXIOUS guar,
dian 10 his lovely niece, as he entered the par
lor and saw her seated on the sofa, IN the arms
Of a swain who had Just popped the question,
and sealed il With a smack What's the
time Of dly, now ." 81 should think 1t was
about hslfpasi twelve" vas the cuol reply
"you see arv almost oHs."
gin the ISLAND Of Japan, It . said a change
IN fashion Of dress has not occurred during a
period OF two thousand FIVE hundr,d year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-19

PRACTtCAL ANTi-NLANfHf,-lh ne Hollow
ing is from the Greenfield, Massachusetts,,
Gazettr, a good Taylor paper. 1t will pro-
badly be- copied IN other sections u our glori-
Gus Union as an illustration Of puritan love
for the black nan. 1t is rather a sinking
ease -
Isaac Green, \ colorcd person about 20
ycars of age, son Of Mr Porter Gren Of lhI,
town, was, the fore part of the present winter,
put out To Mr.. Henry Bell, OF loyden, by ihr
Sclcctmcn Of Colcraine. On Friday the ~.
he was found on Bells premises, with both
hands and fingers ~ badly frozrn that It Is
fcarud be- will lose the u.s. II his fingers if1pt
his hand, and his body badly scaned AMI
marked with a whip. Il appears that ByIl
has been in the habit of badly beating ,ha boy.
who is a foolish pcrsou, and thl, on ihn 3l.t
or Whereabouts, b" tied the negro's arm, CO.
rrthcr and lcit hun an day iu a cold open noon,
when his hands wcrr badly fruDu. \ VAR.
rant has been issued again,, Bell, whohasrs.
capped lutO vcnuo-,."
eY- Under the hrldof.' Something Nrw."
a Connecticut genius, ad,rrtt,c' m ,hr New
York Tribune, paicu, Brd.cIa,p, ior lhr
purpose ofprr,cn,ing children OF aIultvh.'r
ia bcl lum Internationally unco,rrnr rlrm.
selves" Asa distinguished statesman OBJ
served, touching % different -or uf " arnrya.
ton" ~ shall &c b. glad to socit." "krg.
iug the N,or or has long born a crlng,I
in the BIS, regulated families, and lus urI
much to do With thu~, dpm'.uc dI-Iu.,IaE.s
which have laIirry hrcn 30 prolific OF I..
,orcs.
"a The S1u Francisco News .avs-" .TIr
scene daily exhibited At ,hr poo, oHicr boo r..
cty is probably, without a parallel ,n any
part of the world. H. the anxiety Go u.fau
letters, many person arr ou ,hc grpuud h.iar
daylight, andtrc string ofrppIcni-. 10 rarl
window, amounts Ca q hundred or nom. o..
fore the office opens Tho crowd .ncrr7s.,
throughout the day, Toe Date arrival, bring
obliged 10 stand several hours H rhu ranks.
before their turn. PIacrs near thr window
have b,cn -oId Ia impatient individual, ur .s
much as twenty-five dollar. The brN I.I..
cry, mr thc flint two or three dave. Va. r.,r-
rs cluaII, throngyd Th, STATE ul thing,
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-19

The British government, tells the Canadians
that, il they Try to " annex " themselves to
Uncle SAM" they viii be dealt with as
rebels. This, Of course, knocks annexation
on the head for the present.