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yiRGINn boconut 70 and cs- Works, Wolff street
aud Potomac Aiesanda, tirrins-smith PERKINS,
MaHCure locomotive tcpsrs,
and stationary engne and BOILERS chilled wheel. and akcs,
patent chilled and wrons, shre, machinery casting scn
orally.
The undersigned having cited sboo-i and pro
cured the modern machinery prepsrs re
orders Tor locomotive rs ard machinery Of ~ xmas
WIN 's'I'''h SOU w ''e ~ 'a'o'''' n g. SMITH,
N Aexapdria Iron Nofhs
THATCHsR PERKINS,
Machinery the Baltimore and ONO hafoao'
Ang2o-dly
..,o., -,.s ,rsa nsos ~ shc"ea -
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statesmen as Jefferson and Madison than to embark
into sea OF dangers Such patriots provided Tor
that safety for the South which springs from the
sgis OF a constitution founded on the spirit OF jus
ucs. fraternity, and compromise, rather than from
that of a constitution which admits its incapacity
to preserve those qualies-for such would be the
necessary consequence OF the right OF constitutional
secession. constitution avowedly admitting the right
of all the parties TO ii to withdraw from il at pleasure
could certainly bring security to the South which
would not be than counteraced by the amount Of
aggression which would be thereby permitted If State
OF the South withdraw 10 prevent aggression. what
is TO prevent State Of The North from Withdrawing to
commit aggression On such supposlon, all the free
States legally and consutionally become many
Canadas On such suppositon, Ohio could ton
Withdraw and make her territory asylum for fugitive
slaves and claim the for doing that Eng
land does for refusing recognise the right Of property in
human beings
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Sept lb--eod2wif

TtUE.--The steamer OSIEoLA will purpose
y her Norfolk
short Due will when she the
JAMES MITCHELL.
Sep S-dT
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NUM- csrntiy Informs the pubte that
he has leone proprietor OF the line mail coaches running
- civ ID the bessturg
M, ~. cs stages horseswli bsve his employment
.. asssd ssfu attentive and Accommodating drivers.
p t always In good Time, and every pains viii lie
Or The odarion.
"a ,e IN tbore VINO patronage. The
tt, airr arf - respectfully solicited. once Potomac
I1se snr fiyana avenue, between ID and ~
JAMES n. KEMP.
Aug i--4iy
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Episcopal Institute for Young Iad,e.

Episcopal Institute for Young Ladies',
Norfipssi Of ofh and ,,rss.
THE INSTITUTE win session aeptem
brr with oeien corps Of professors and teachers In
department
Term. boarding pupils $3.50 per snnum, including English
mshemancs.
Term. for day pupils sefon Of fvs montA.irom 4o
sl2, Ia VI zl-h sod mathematics
Ancient and modern languages music, drawing painting Ac
Circulars be had Of the Principal Eafy for
admission = necessary.
WILLIAM .. CLARK Principal.
wAsHNuroE CRY, August 10, 1851.
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DOARDISG.-Thsre We room street,
3h Of them suitable for family,
other for sinse person.
Scot
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-06
Arrival Of ,hs steamer Karopa.
HAurAG. February 20 P N

~
The Steamer Eu,o,s ,yi,l, ~ ,'....oa...
rived nj o o'clock 81. Jeff Liysrooal ~ NJ a..
clock A. NJ, on fbs l5lh n.,s,t
The Civ of Glnsgow snil.d fyoro I;v.r,,,,l g..
Philadelphia on the 10Th. viii, TJ I,s;ob, mi !.
fair complement Of pnssrnprrs
| The Steamer Atlantic has been toVveI IN Tivor.
pool to uudrrgo repairs
The ChaUcellor Of tie Excheouer was az ,,r,.
cd ,seliyer bis budget IN, the I7tl,
| The trade and revenue are even more sa,;.f,c
tory than was untclpsted som. of IN. t,Ys.
will he repealed.
! GRRMAsY--Ssmioficial advices from Dresde,
st1te that with the sauctpn Of Russia. Ausiro and
Prussia hive agreed ~ recOustitute The crutr.lCrr.
man power, each nation takiuy prrcedeuc. by
lurus
EEGLAsD--The attention Of the English public
is chiefly occupied by exciting debates going OH
in Parliament relative TO the Papal aggressions,-
Four nights continuous debate ,esultrI in giving
Lord John Russell permission to in,roduce his
bill OF pains aud penalties by a majority ,f 332
II is c 'niidentIy suited that the Duchess Kent,
The Queens Mniher, aud the Duchess Of Sutb.r.
mud the Queens Lady IN waiting aud the rich.
est heiress in England, are on the eve Of becom
ing members oI the CatI,olIc Church.
Ou IA motion Of DTsraeli, involving the princi.
| pies Of free trade several members who had su.
'aned the Ministry. deserted them aud voted
with DIsraeli. The protectionists are greatly
elated with their prospects
FRAScE--The Jonsti"h bill has been lost in fhe
French Assembly by seventy. three of one hulr
dred and twelve The breach between Lnui.
Napoleon ana the Assembly appears to bs ever,
Iday brcUmihg wider. Il Is now proposed tn ,.r
sanze national subscription to relieve the r. o
sidenl from his embarrdssments The President
is deeply touched with the numerous cffrls made
10 organizers uatiouaI subscription in view oi the
rejection ol the bill OF expenses as indicated by
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-06

Quo BREAD. = Come on all ye bakers
and all ye who want bread, aud sil ye
starvIings of tho old world -and all ye
yankee factory meu. who neverdld aud
never will raise your own bread aud
cheese, come on all hungry people rom
The ends Of the earth; for Ohio IL emphat.
ically The land Of bread ps-
Let the reader take the following lit
tie item of bread news. for an illustra
tim. The farmers Of Wayne. Stark and
Ashland, engaged the Deputy MsrshaIs
to take the statistics of Wheat for 1850
as well as lS49. in order thai they should
not exhibit the bad crop Of lS49, without
a contrast.
The result shows, that ihnse three coun
ties only, raised over four millions o.
bushels Of Whedtl This is about doubI,
the great ciop of 1889. givenin :he ecu
sus statistics Of lS40! Il is double all III,
wheat raised in New England --aud III
equal to all the Wheat raised in the ST,
most Southern States! Each Of tn,
counties of Wayne and Stark raised I
million and a half nf bushels aud the
county Of Ashland raised more than mil
lionl There are other counties of Ohio
which have raised near a mrllon each
and we hesitate not 10 say. that the whea'
crop Of 1850. in Ohio. is equal to the
highest estimate made by the most san
uuine norsc,. C,- GH2
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-06
The Boston Trials,

BpsroN, Feb. 25.
The Commissioner discharged Mr. Davis this
morning, the proof being Insufficient to convict
him for "a siSting in the late rescue,
The examination Of James Scott, colored man,
is now in progress.
BosroN. February 81.
II is stated that writ has been issued at the
suit Of Benton, the Salem barber, arrested by a
mistake as u fugitive slave, against the District
Attorney for false aud malicious prosecution. -
Tie damages are laid at $40 900,
II is also stated that writs iuve been issued. in
behalf ol -Shadrack, agan,t Patrick Reilly, deputy
marshal. Commissioner Curtis and several city
cunsabes for assault aud battery, aud in the cases
uf the conslables for false Imprisonment in having
assisted contrary to the firm Of the statute III
such case made aud provided, in detaiuing him
while held under arrest as fugitive slave.
[BentoD, il we mistake not was arrested FOR
aiding AMI abeling lrthe rescue OF Shadrack. aud
uOt as fugitive slave--ED.1 tt ta"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-06

Tue CRYsTAL PALACE Some of the
scientific men Of London doubt the secu-
Irliy of the Crystal Palace. aud expect TO
t'see it fall some day or uther. Others,
however, exprerss The most decided con
idence in its strength. A very severe
gale and hail storm, at the Commence
ment of Jannsry, passed over the Crystal
Palace, without even breaking pane Of
glass The pressure ofthe gale was a.
bout 20 lbs. to the square foot. The
length ofthe palace is 1S4s feet. aud the
breadth 40S feet When the tables are
arranged the visitor must walk tloeaty-
eight miles in order ID inspect all the ar
ticles on exhibition,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-06
From Cincinnati.

..t .. s.. ClNcISEATi, Feb &c,
According 10 previous arrangements small
ship fully rigged aud manned arrived on the ears
to-day from Cleveland. twus launched this af
ternopn amidst the firing ufcannun aud shouts u
the multitude,
of the Ladies' aud is nowahchored in the Ohio
The losSof property by fire last night was $40,
900 The building was owned in New York au
fully insured. This is all that is said Of the fire
The river is al flood height and rising. 1t hu'
The appearance OF rain.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-06

"T0UCHING INcIDRNT"-- "A little sha.
Yer on Lake street got his Dads powder
horn yesterday, and with it determined
to blow up the cat-a All old Thomas Cat
who had given him offence in some. lale
domestic encounter. He got coal out
on the hearth. and holding the eat over it
poured the powder down on it, when oil
nfa sudden. powder, cat and horn. 'oeRt
off He got little burned, but more
scared; on the whole. he thlnks il was
rather touching incident. Cleu. Plan
Dealer. fNs
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-06
FROM COLUMBUS
BgteiSgroph fer ds Daily LaAeGster 0azeits
N.,,...n g. nc

ObLUNbU9s EFD S1s
SESAJE'-The bill TO amend the homestead ex.
rmpfion law. Mss Posfponed u the irsi Monday
nf December next.
Mr. Randall from the Cupr,ncy committee, re-.
ported back the Free Banking bill with Sc amend.
lDenis The most important adopted wers-hx.
my the minimum capital 70 be paid IN brfpre lite
jank epmmsDce operations sl s95 900; hxln..
the expiration af the chariern IL 1872 and there.
after until rrnraled. AID permitting the L-gis a.
turs alter 1860 tD prohibit the issue Of small bills.
The bill was ,heD ordered to be euigrOssed-yeas
IA. nays IL
HnUsE.-The bill IN reiatipn tD capia punish
meni was debated. without coming 10 my cOnclu.
Sun
A resolution was adopted sr into al electiop
on Saturday afternoon. inr Slate Librarian. Audit
or 81 State Pnud Cnmmis.ioner aud Associaie
Judges for Belmont county. Also a resolution for
sine die a. jouroment on the 10th If March.
l. CoLUNBus, February 81.
SESArE-Mr. Broad we'll reported back the bill
Ia repeal The law Of last winter. annexing parl
Of the speci' road district of Mllicreek to th-
city Of Cincinnati aud recommended its indefi
ue pOstp0uement-agreedt D.. ayes ID nBys IL.
Mr. Walker offered a resolution fpr the apppiut
meut Of Trustees for the Miami University which
was referred
Mr.. Broad~ell from the Finaqce COMMITTEES. re-
ported bill appropristing $4,000 lor the ex
pepses Of the Constitutional Convention. It was
read three times aud pass S-yeas 29 nays 3.
Mrssrs Bake Bill and Luton.
The Senate then tunk recess.
HoUsE--After long debate. the bill to author.
we the Commissioners Of Fsirfeld cpnuty b. sub
scribe to the capital stock OF the Cincinnati and
Zauesvile R'lllroad Company, was ordered 10 be
read the third time.. ayes SO. nays 80. It wa
then passed. 1.-THE House amendments 10 TIE
| bill. we do not understand. .-EDl ...,....-
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-06
Terrible Tornado

.-----.- ST LOUIS. Feb 20
Aterrible turIaio nearly destroyed the town
of Fayetteville Tenn. Oh the e4th inst Several
lives were lost and mHuy seriously injured The
wind blew n perfect hurricane, aulitsl which
could be heard the shrieks Of women aud the
Screams of children Falling hnuses aud crurnb-
ling walls mingled with peas nt thunder. The air
was alive with electricity. followed by rain il tor.
ren,s, aud then Immediately by total darkness,
while trln every quarter came cries for sluuce.
The tornado C;lnIc from the southwest
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-06

RAISING THE WIND The best speci-
men ofeffecIing this desirable "bject lha:
we have heard Of lately, was the case Of
a young officer in Iudid. who. finding the
Governor deaf to all applications, per
suaded his comrsde to write 10 the Old
gentleman. informing him that his sou
was dead and that selO0 were wanted IL
bear the funeral expenses. The money
was sen and duly acknowledged by the
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-06

az The Persian sect Of Babis. whose
main doclrlpe is said to be the denial of
the existence ofGod. and who recognizes
no other authority than that oftheir chief,
has at last been extiugnished. They
had been perseculed Tor two years, and
their Chief, Bah de Shiraf. put to death
at Taurls, when they betook themselves
at Lpgrian.. which they furti6ed. The
city was stormed by considerable body
of troops under Mehemet Chan. and the
most OF the Babis fell in the struggle
The prisoners will doubtless sll be killed
They are accused Of scandalods offe use 8
against the religion aud morals of the
country. VI.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-06

~An earthquake has destroyed the
city of Conception, Kon thep the one J
Chill. Fifteen years ago that ill.fated
city was overturned, and its splendid
public and private dwellings; cathedral,
pillars, &C., scattered like dust and hun.
dreds of persons killed. The city was
200 miles South Of Valpataiso, and on a
plain 200 feet above the sea, heing
miles tberefrom. The seaport is TaIca
huano, which is no doubt destroyed, a,
il was in 1885. whenile sea rnlled in 'l0C
feet high, and blotted out the town
y iTVheeliag ArgaS. " 2''' ''''l '' -s-
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-06

SALE OF RARE Cons The collection
Of Gains, medals and autographs "f the
late DR. Lewis Roper, was sold at Phila.
delphia last week A number of rare A
merican coins the intrinsic value of which
smuunted to but $40, bfuughr S66. A
inong them was half dollar of 1899.
with the head of Washington. which sold
for SIS; six cents of the same period were
struck oR at prices ranging from ST .62 t"
1920; half dime of 1892 bronght 50;
while equal extravagant rrices we're paid
for other coins similar in rarity A Vari
ETY. f American medals were also sold.
Including gold medal struck IN com
memnration of the s,orming OF Stony
Point, which brought S3S. ---s
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-06

GENERAL ScorT. The last Mt. Vernon
Wig comes To US with the Scott flag nail
ed 10 its mast We are GLAD to see the
strong preferences for Scott which is be-
ing manifested all over the country
Inilana has come out for the old veteran,
Michigan is mnying N. Jersey Penpsyl-
vania, Delaware. New York. and Yer.
mont h4ve all manifested their strong pre-
ference fnr the gallant chiefiain, aud we
doubt uui hut that ii is the earnest wish
uf the entire whig parry that Gen. Scot
NAV he oar leader in the Contest nf SO -
He is one Of the most drssrvedly popua
men in the nation, HIS careerhas beel
marked by briIliancy scarcely parallel
ed, and uumixed as he has been vii
receut excitements which have aIitatr
the cnunrry, he villas a candidate b
obn,xious To no one. His gallantry, hi
geueralship, his philanthropy and his de
vOtion tn The true interests OF our cpun
try dem nd this high token of mali n
gratitude Let Scott be the man and WI
are cnnGdeul thai Ohio will give large
majority than was ever given any one
candidate in the State. aE
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-06
WHOLE NO. 1928

CoNGREss-. Monday. FEB "a IA fur
Their discussion was had in the Senate up.
on the fugitive law. The Senate adopted
all amendmen, To The postage law, al
lowing weekly papers to circsla.sfrse of
postage in counties where the same are
published. In the House. the civil and
diplomatic appropriation bin was debut
ed and the discussion took wide range .
II is supposed the appropriation biIlS
will be disposed If lSis week.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-06

---------- - --I- ST LUIS eb' 70
On Sunday, the Jerry hnit hurst her arbard
butler, wreckiug Tue urepart ui the cabin Man.
gle bodies. &c., We're sIfewed around Fifteen
persois were killed and as many Sealded and
missing r I.r ts ss, t.
+. B Conway brother of the Secretary uf War,
died at New Orleans ou the iih, E-t
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-06

RDr. A. N. Henderson has recently
applied fui letters patent for new dis
cnvery-in the process of lding, which he
terms "ga,vanic contact self acting gid
ing" Tie metals are held in solution,
aud the articles To be giIded immersed.
With strong solution the process occu'
pies frnm TO minutes. The gold or
silver is precipitated upon the article to
which it rigidly adEeres. and is as capa'
BILE of as high polish as in any Other
| IOrm. r-t avs sc lgl7
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-06
Ns,x Yorhus. senator

'@ 'AAfa ALBANY, Feb &c.
In the Senate to-day. the bill providing for
the electiuu of Uuited States Senator was amend.
ed, changing the time Of election To the, 4th Molr
day Of March. II is believed that The vote was
l6 to TO- aud that it will tinay pass in this slnpe.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-06

POPULATION nF THE UNITED STATES
The census returns have not all been
received, but from those which are in,
the National hteihgencer bases caicu
lalinn, frum which it appears that the
Free States will have population of a.
bout l3, STA TOT; Slave States 6.294 93S
free persons and 3.o67. .234 slaves; Dis.
lricts and Territories 1877 ,9S5 free per
sons and $500 slaves-.total 20.067,.
720 free persons and 3.0T0,734 slaves
The ratio of representation from this
calculations, will be 93,l70. The !oTh,w
ing States win gain:-Arkansas |. lndi
and |. lllinais 2. Massachusetts /, Missis
sippi !. Michigan Missouri 2, Penn
sylvaria / THE following lIise. Main
4, New Hampshire i, New York l, N
Carolina 9. South Caroliua 9. Vermont
Virginia 9. The remainder will he rep
resented as at present. The free State
will gain six members and lose four ih
slave States gain'four aud lose six. Ii i
thought iha, the full returns will not var.
this calculation.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-06
Ernrn Wn,hinr,on.

.L ........,t,..y g. o.. az WAsHiEGT0E, Feb l6
Mr., Potter, U. Consul at Valparaiso, has
been recalled n e.. t'f /
The President'srec have been discontn-
utd for the present. on account Oi the death Of a
sister oil Mrs. Fillmore ,r.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-06
Indlnn nenretInlInna-

Ar .,.-sI .laiyfs New ORLEANS Feb. %.
Information from Council Grayeslon states that
the Pawnees attacked the Governors station there
ind killed several parsons A company OF dra.
goons has been despatched fruml'ort Lcayenwofth
10 arrest them
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-06

n The Evening Journal Of Friday
says that The Railroad Convention he's
not fully delermined upon the time Of
starring. or the number Of trains To be
run daily during the ensuing season. 1t
will be no less than Eve aud there may
be six daily trains between that city aud
Buffalo. On all through passengers $500
will be charged. butt and from the in
trrmediate placss.;he rates have not been
fixed. Some of The long roads will only
charge at the rate Of tUO cents per mile
aud it is the opinion OF number OF the
members Of the convention that for dis
tance of fifty miles aud over, the fare will
be fixed al lwo cents per mile.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-06

boUIsyTLpE JoURNAIe- This paper,
which has such wide spread popularity
under tbe editorial auspices Of Mr., Geo.
d. Prentice. has recently been enlarged
aud improved. 10 fun. fancy. wit, poll.
tics and literature. it is hard to be excel
led.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-06

Vl',sKANAwHa CAMEL Coat. We learn
from tho Kapawha Va.) Republican,
that Rowland, Aspinwall& Co have
purchased from Col. Wm.P, Pey,on a
portion Of the coal property on Cole RiS-
er, i 10 the intention of the company
-to'snPply steam ships plying between
New York and the Isthmus with coal
from this source, The Kanawha River
will ,bsimProvsd for this purpose early
IN tho ensuing spring. ss' 't2''i ssn aii@
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-06
ENIoMArrcAL-The advertising medi

ENrOMATIcAL.--The advertising medi
um Of q newspaper occasionally exhibits
some curious things. The following we
clip from the ZanesvilIe, Courier. under
the head Of Religious Notice:"a
BE Unknown, that a certain barrel Of
-four. which has made some noIse in the
world in consequence Of not having ar
rived at the point of destination. Ia late
donation party in this city, has been
traced to its hiding place, the Warehouse
OF the donor. and is presumed 10 be alto
gether unconscious of the excitement it
has created
The alleged cause of its not perform.
ing its mission is the inattention or forget.
fuIness of a drayman"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-06
Rr,dn, D, enI.G, Iet. as lssl

7 ~
since, says the Washington Republic. we
were assured that Europe was To sffrd
Us market for almost countless inilliOns
lof bushels of wheat aud corn "If the
energy Of our own people" said the then
Secretary of The Treasory. "Csn add
SAL .332. 1882 To The export aud supply Of
Eour breadstuffs and provisiops in single
year. what couId they not add To such
products If they enjoyed free If d1y the
markets VI ihe wmld2" An increase of
lomesIic exports similar tn that which
had theDtakenplace in consequences 9TH
famine Of ireland. might give. it was sup.
posed. 10 the year 1S49 an amount ofnot
less Than Muec hundred and tVpnty a,Re
millions Of dollars; and yet we have nav
reached the year 1851. and are expoIt
ing less ,tion. less food. aud less lobacco
than we did befure that tune. That we
have less food to export is certainly most
fTtunste for our farmers. for there exists
no market abroad. nor is il likely TO ex
lst. We have nOw before US the London
Mark Lane Erpress Of last month. by
which it appears tn the average prlces
nf wheat throughout the kingdom range
from thirty-four To f"rly shiIIings per guar.
ter Of five hundred and fnrty pounds, or
from ninety ceats 10 dollar per bushei.
Now. admitting that the anlicipations Of
the late Secretary had been realized.
and that we hal nnw this large quantity
Of food to send abroad. al what price
would it selll Would it command. in the
market Of Britain. even thirty shiilings
per quarter. or sevehty.fve cents per
bushel, leaving for the farmer even fifty
cents herel Itcertainly would not. His
anticipalinns have not been realized. and
: we have less To sell, aud therefore prices
are msinlaiDed; aud this is regarded by
him. we doubt not, as evidence Of the
soundness of the theory on which was
based his alteration of the tariff Of 1876.
SU is il with slIlhese English economists.
Their predictions are never realized, yet
are they never disheartened. Brttish
free trade must be right. however wrong
they themselves may be. We are now
importing enormous quantities OF. food,
in the form of non, and we can export
scarcely any to pay for it, and this is sup
posed to be the process by WHICH the
farmer is to secure high prices for his
products and obtain his iron cheaply. IL
Ohio. says one Of our exchange papers
zone thousand two hunderedsquare miles
D are uuderlaid with irun. A region ex
Iplored ia 1885 would furnish iron sixty
j. one miles hing and sixty miles wide; 1
square would yield 100000 tons o
l. pig iron; so that this district would con
: tain /. 900, 600, 700. tons. which would las
2, 70Oyesrs-as long distance certainly a
70 any man looks ahead! The States q
III Kentucky. Tennessee, Indiana, lllinoi'
II Maryland and Virginia. possess ineA
:. haustable quantities of iron ore"
an Aud yet Ohio. Indiana aud llIinoi
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-06
A Canada Notion.

ToRoYTo Canada Feby 90.
large anfi.savery meeting called by the may
or. was eldin tho City Hall last evening A so.
ciety wus formed called the auii.slavery society Of
Canada They declare The objects ul the socieiy
to be To aid in the extinction OF slavery all over
the world aud TO manifest sympathy with Iusitives
from America. 't'Ti a- 4tE @i~