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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08
GREAT CAUGM RfMEDT.

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w unlorIh su.ces' Hl''I q auT"ue' Wv. "e
Il ID iIls Prtp1rs''"I ~ Sl.u'SIS eH'J'-n' PoM,
err rrheEe am 'Hr. ah''li,is Oh tue 'i'S'' "4f'
saihet i4r " . c:',orS! tdT4.'G ny .' o.:yI m.ut'
enc We o"'t " TO we amen III w '.,.i 'l"tti I'M
drhr' IN ~ virtues, anu ,he iui, o,i''I :" wa"
sHbine and r'in1't lhe 'eHsfes' a"a,H, o. "',,ssr W
on 'he Ii'3", ann mns', nc r.I'"s' - a. ~
conc f"o''Iil J"h neia ~" ~ : ,"' -t-
t'nt'o" ci mfi'!', Ii.h .hi n"4nl..yt.ns 80!
who're VIVA, = ,'tM q i,'u" OF '''h""1 'I''oN"+'
may p' seem a. [r r,HH NTT1rr NJ n
$50 M = r-ttyr, i ~: T, s,,s.
IT"J' SyrSeIs .i'4. '"''si 'J~ no s"sa
'lt E.'e> me il."'"r, - ,IitnH Nv .a,"; = ,mn
Cy ol AZ" ; .",I5s ! '''"'"'' Mn',H L'"'S"t -" !,
harry ai1Il'IIH 'ui'G ''yl S 40 p ,ns u r Tt ing
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= a., ~ In If M mat ,TU -
Win me p'VsIiIs ~ IT, Iu-1ICr
: 49,, !, ,i,,nr 4. bier # his vss
oil Louisiana VINES " = lou" .l"s h. w. W. 80 .,,
cured OF ss'rls' "''' "
Rf rEoIo"NiI r,t>t, ,<n
IT. CANA I'm Lavy,,I 1r WcJicqj Science SiffsS,
ihr Ca.rtn-r w. n nl ~, ~ arar.l.r !, III. in
"Ihat asthma ana n!ohIHnls ~ : y, ~ ~ ,"' !"
clement climate ma llelu'd WIN 'urfI,..s i'pl"h?
70 "iS' ~. a.. H..
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08
TRUSTEES StLr.

will offer Tor sale At the Court House door in Ian.
4 caster on SriDriay, Nay lOh, 1851, the Dl!uving
described property, all siruaJ,din B4.iimJr Fairfield
CO., Ohio-tU Wit
Lots b, g, and : north half in , loTaa
Lot No. Gin square :.
Lot No. t in square /.
Lot No. > in square,
Lots . and 3 in uare 3, Sort. s2iition.
Lot, : and = IN ,4Jar. 3 North addition.
Dat lot Of 3 acres adjoining t.s Grave Yard ~ th1
cast.
This property - sold by viltu3 Of the trust decd ri
April -, $50 from 5. 5. Geohesan aud y. Beatty 10
m,, recorded Ia book No. L.. PIP 40. ct seq
The property viii be sold free from all inrumlranrn
from bower ia behalf OF tAe wives Of the said grant.
or5.
Terms Of sale cashin hauI-or. If desired, q limited
credit viii be given to be made known at tie time Of
sale. p. b. ENlNG,
Assignee in Trust.
April 10, 1851. $500 5w-D
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08
RECEIPTS FOR THE oAzETrE,
sllLLOnMANn

The on .er'igned hrgs leave hesil ihe a~itention Of
no ciulrns Of Fairfield an1 adjoining counties. 10 Lis
Extensive stock Of GrOccrie, as riail. which
comprises oycry ariicie in The Gf9e,ry ssl Notion
line-all Of which be- will sell aglDH os he iOvwst.
IL would say 10 iho Farmer liai &c ha nos on
hand and will be receiving % gul4riy, Uhie F.al.
PichcjeL Basy, SHIN, and 1SOgi which be j. pfaIar-
cd 70 ,cli attho lowest rates.
BarOg taKcn IN exchange Tor any q tNs above aT:.
c!s4 10 DO" Higgoit narse' price.
Lancaster Ohio, May5ta, lsJl. DOMINION
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08
pOnI,s1 uCOUer1unnvsut

sOHN SEARLLS, olpo,ite s~hne:Iar's HOel, has ju-t
~ received an extensive assortment ct Books, which
hl 4tarns Is the largest, best sHd chrgpoat Stock "
Nisoellsn.Ous and school Books, h!,Ei, Books aaI St1-
tioHery ever offered in 'Hi4 place. His stock cu.
braces every thing usually keptIh a Book Store ani
viii sold az tho lowest Pricca As he IL 4etoruibrl
not 10 5e uui,isyiL. 1T every on" con" snI Se'
and be- c%ouyiurad that ie no. only Keeps the lsrg.,t
s'or. % Books snI lstioneTy b tbs city but seH.th.m
cte0PG tun auy other aeal,r.
NAV 3 I-Jt
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08
GR0CEniES, LIQUORS. NECARS. Mc.

Having purchased Uf /. J. Boving, his entire Stock
Of Groceries, aud Just receiving a large lot from Gin
cinn4ii Portsmouth and Baltimore IN addition, | nov
offer TO the public an extensive assortment Of the
Choircgt Gr1cGyios, Liquors I'd S'gars. that will
give slti facli u u all, VINO viii favor me with 4 call.
Without cnumcratins all he articles usually kcvi
in an establishment Of thi, kind, ! merely invite tie
attention Of the public 10 the following on hand
kio Coilce, trst cannot be surpassed in quality,
Genuine imported Havana Sssals oi tn, fR,i. la
yor.
l,rg' lot Of half spanish AMI common s CARS,
Crushed, piiyelt,.a anldouble refined Sugars,
Fi,Ain.-polrs and i.iAIitA hooks,
Lemons ani Gran res,
Whit, Fish, piri.rl AM Lake Herring,
Matsgral No. !, ! large lot Of imported and Ameri.
can Ii Iuors Of ali descriptions,
Pittsburgh .ni Cincinnati Ale. Bavarisn Beer. Sweet
Cider, Rash Brandy, Warranted Cider Vinegar. Dutch
~ierTuy,, &c., sc. i. BECKER
Main street, VI to The Canal.
Lancaster, April II, 81. d2wIm.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08
MARKET HOUSE, STALLS.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned will
~ between the hours OF S and O'clock A.. NJ, Of the
10Th deg QfMdy inst, proceed to RENT for que year
by public auction to the highest bidder, the BUTCH.
Frs STALLS in the Market liousc, in the city o.
Lancaster. Sale to take place al said Market House
The Stalls in the Northern Division Of said Marser
House cannot be rented for a less sum thsn Sl0..-.nol
those of those Of the Southern Division for a less sun
than 81 per year.
NELSON COATES, Market Master.
Lancaster, May |, 1851 2w52
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08

~ We learn that Robt. Junkins, OF
Market street, was committed to prison To
day, his wife being found dead, with her
ribs broken, several bruises on her body
and considerable blood deposited inthe
lungs, the result of blows or fall. Mr.
]. will be examined soon. His wife ha,
been very Incorporate for years past
Wheeling Argus.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08

TuBACCo DUST A]PRoTECTtnN AGAINST
1~NsECTs We last year procured from a
snuff mill a barrel Of dry but damaged
snuff -four, and prepared drudging boxes,
covered with fine boiling cloth, with
which we sifted it over the surface of the
plants attac >ed by insects, and with most
Signal success The snuff should be APP.
piled it practicable, while the plant is wet
with the dew, and repeated after every
shower. If the boxes are properly made,
[like a common -four drud!e,) aud the
snuTis perfectly ffue and dry, but little
time is necessary to go over an acre OF
plants. Even the rose bug cabbage louise,
thrips on grape vines, &c, all yield tothe
influence ofsnuH, and the most delicate
plant Of the hot houses is not injured by
its application. For Fl Id vegetables
%cnustic lime, made into a fine powder
while dry, and applied before SHAKING by
contact with tho air, will produce similai
..uhts.-Prof MaPes.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08

RELIGIOUS N0TICE.-The Lancaster elias.
sis of the German Reformed Synod Of Ohio will com
mnnca in the Reformed church Of this place ON next
Thursday evening at candle lighting: and the session
will continue over Sabbath. There will be preaching
every evening and Sacramental services on Sabbath
morning,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08

ESTATE of SAMUEL RHEEM.--Notice is hereby
~ given, that the subscriber has beenappointed and
qualified as Administrator of the Estate Of SAMUEL
RHEEM, deceased, late of Fairfield County, Ohio. All
persons having claims against said Estate are hereby
notified to present them legally au, henticated within
one year from this date, and those indebted to make
immediate payment to
April "a, 1851 4w'5l
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08
l.. sLoCUM, having

IL entire Stock Of Drugs and Medicines OF
George G. Book. now offers the same for sale, together
with Z large and well selected new stock At the Old
Stand, known as the City Drug Store, whore mny
he found A large aud complete assortment Of Drug Me-
dicines and Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Dye S,utfs, Glass
Ware AMI Window Glass, Brushes, Grocorics, Fancy
Articles, Sc. which will be sold Wholesale and retail
upon as reasonable terms as can he purchased in the
city EDWARD j.. SLOCUM.
Lancaster, April 81, 1851 dSw5l
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08
Aprl q, 1851

NTOTiCE,-Onf1 c Seueatfcath day IF Mdy, 1851
~ at one O'Clock p. NJ. at the door of the court
house, in the town of Lancaster, Ohio viii be sold to
tine highest bidder, the following real e@stat,, as the
property OF VIM Ensuond. deceased, t0-wit ln-Lot
No. $, in Carpenters addition to the town Of Laucas-
ter, OHIO, subject to tho dover estate therein OF the
widow.
Terms Of Sdle-One.thirl cash in hand, and the
balance in two equal annual instruments v ih interest.
| Appraised at 500. GEORGE SANDERSON,
.ldm'tOr If Me Estate Of I'm. Igm0Hd, deceased
April 10, 1851 4WD
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08

ithfl. s.ss q. o. lfn ssssss 90 lti t. q q . ~ cts
mont. Zee. 10 go. - 40 .......3W cts
A liberal discount Tor cash in hand at the date OF the
lHvoica. Ih"o are now on tho shelves, ready for
sale "a various sized font.
iOGI b. ElIiauaud Italie typo
3',GD do Fancy Typs
3,UD DO Script ana Cunningham
5!4D 10 Com N
56tIdo Ornaments
tVbt Iyp"-m tl ku,e
1jvt' u BIAS. RuI,
Presses. Glasses. 81 o,d Typa. LAX. &C.. furnished AZ
credit.
\ large r9rlar o. nca Cents have been added To the
? "a''ry dorfs Tic iast yf1r, among when Is a COM
u -'s'''aoAto Germans, both plain and oInamen-
specimen Zoos one heciy gigout to all Printing
PRIMER n NfasfsPars gho.eaooye to pubii~b This
fF.f,sHur 'H'iLHl ri n0'c, three times before
the .r-tnf August. 1851, emf send m. ono Of the pal
peers. WI! be Fsij for III Type vacn thew purchase
from no., 81 NY own Hanplac'irts, selected from inv
~'g'eimsn7 five times tbssInount Of their blu
1LORGE BRUCE
Nay l., 80! 2falmbars-si rect, New York
Or. gs"AU'- s.l...Vr sarS.,papiIIa.
nIOaE EVIDLEC'. Arorhcr remarkable euro.
~ TrREAD H. lti from a Young lady rcsid
ing in our city C~isuucAIE.
CuetNyAIL F.'ILarvL. is5l--This is to certify
That my si,tar, Atasy g. HrlmaE, We, attacked with
ii.ea,e 10 ierhP nor. than three years sgo, which
rendered her $50 uparly hn'pless that She vas compcil-
ed % keep her Bad. AI hope, OF her recovery wer6
Irsr ireI a. sau. 81 te nto-r eminent physicians
Of C~prlu-to1 and .t.i.uatiat Hled her, al of whom
declared her case o Fopsf oac. Pa sing bv Or.
'lwgs Naro, rH iI.a H~ug-es.'t ITSELF that 20 try
ono uofIr n ij. , lg-.T saIaaysrIia could no harm
Ar'lf.inc.ri 1ur-ls. y orc o't',e, and before Il con
rr'. ar.s H.r.I- u.ad r. received benefit. / was
induce. 90 'rg another, and another; before the last
Has u.ed , nss nearly recovered. Now she has
mo- H4ig. raUaai.. and has the entire use Of her LIMB.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08

WHIrEwAshiNG.-A The time is now
at hand for whitewashiug on a large
scale. we will give n receipt which is the
best known Tor out huuses.-Tuke half Il
bushel Of good unslacked lime, slack il
with boiling water and keep it covered
during the Stacking process. STRAIN the
liquid through %seive, and add a peck
Of clean salt dissolved in warm water,
add three pounds of boiled rice or wheat
paste aud halt a pound of dissolved glue,
AL five gallons of water to this mixture.
and it is best IL put it on hot, but
in that case use only old brushes, or make
allowance for the spelling Of them. 1t
has been found that ur dry winds bite
off, as it were, more Of the whilewash
than dn rains. The salt is to obviato this
evil. For withdrawing the i~r;erior oi
dwellings, do not use any salt, as II ali
serbs moisture, and To the ABOVE lime
add about two pounds ofSpanish whiting
1t makes the white more clear looking /
a little indigois squeezed throu h a cIotI
amongst it. Amongst the lime Spauisl
brown or ochle may be stirred To make
c%olored lime paint. The suIphate Of iron
(copperas) makes a buff color; the sui
phate of copper(blue vitroOa blush color
-.Scientifc Amcrican.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08
Buffalo Markets.

F%lulr-Tho mrrkel very duh. Buyer. md
sellers diier quite materially ia rlrir views, We
hear ot no sllcs. but quote Southern OH, n"miml
37j; c,n n uu brands Ohio and Michigan d.,
3,G29 Buyers offer about 1854 lor hrl'er de-
Scrlpli'ns. Wheat good request, bat nj prices Il
Dove the views OF buyers Curu-lair icmand
-hnile rs firm. Sales 81. geo bu at lJc alIa; IA
q AZ ! from store. Whiskry-Eair request. Sale,
100 Lhis at 2U3. Provisions Mes Pork yer,
firm. Holders lave ndynucei their prclcnsion,
IL I'M. nn,v IL. u.Linn ,---.-
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08
New York Market.

New YORK May IN.
florr dn,i-30OO bhl, Sold At $~i.l2aa0 lot
cnmnion straight State; Orir ms luluiuHI al I 81
ajD, mixed to fancy Mici gan and Iniitua 81.
4jaj0 Wheat 4njetm $!liaij for Gcucsre
aud 9G for Ohin. Rye steady at ~. Barley firm
At slG!.l2 Corn sleady- 9ClJ bushels II! G3J
Inr Western Mixed. and GLOSSY lr Southern
Yellow. PorE quiet at $lj 80 and fli,5U furuli
and new Mess; sl3.5ual2 80 Er uil nni urw
Frlm". Lnrd lrm-9f l0i I'ob,cco qtjrj-
III Inr Kentucky L.rai, aud IS for Ohin Box 49,
Whiskry duIi--2J{.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08
April lO,ls5.

TAKE NOTICE The subscribe has sold
| hi cntir. Stock OF Groceries to L BECKER
and will be At t1rold stand, really to adjust un ,ettied
account, ON Saturday Of each wola. ~. BOyING.
Lancaster, Aprill II, lsJl. dNAln.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08

ClSCINSAr. May G
River risen three inches Wcrlcr clear and
cool. Flour 3.tgu3.5j. Whi,acy ~. Nolh.
ing of Importance unu,rir,d in pro,i,,ons. unI
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08

GRocemrs, &c.-Mr. Becker having
purchased the stock of Mr.. B,viug, is
prepared to wait upon the public at the
old stand. See advertisement. The as
sor,ment is extensive aud of the hes,
kind, and will be sold upon fair terms. -
Give him a call.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08

LISTATL Of David NwnTtl,-

ESTATE of David SwaTtL.-Notcc Is here
AI5g given, that the undersigned has been aypoirt-
et and qualified A. Administrator # M" Estate q IA
yU SwAKrz, deceased, late Of Fairfield couIfy Ohio.
Al person, having claims against said Estate ~" here.
by notified to present them legally authenticated With
in one y%csriiUm hi, date, anl lIO,- inhibited 10 make
immediate payment TO
ADAM BRANDT, I@m'tor
April 3, i5jl 4wis
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08

ID EMAINING 10 tho Post Office at Lancaster,
& Ohio. on the lst day Of May 1851 which II
not call d fer before the lst Of July will DO sent
u the General Post Office Us Dead Letters.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08

CUBA.-A letter from the Captain Gen.
cral of Cuba, in answer Ia an offer of as.
sjstance, in case ofiuvasiou, says that"he
has made the best possible arrangements
for the immediate extermiuation If as
many bands Of pirates as shall dare to set
foot IN the soil"
A letter from Havana, in the New York
Journal of Commerce says that "in the
even, of an invasion. the Captain Gener
al Will take the field in person, aud his
p%revions reputation yould lead to the be.
lief that he will be the ahlest cummande,
that the country affords"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08

IVA Mil erite Convention was last
week in session at New York, enaeavor.
ing to fix the day again for the final end
of all things, One of their pro ,hets, Mr.
Reed, declared he was ready, with posi-
tive proofs, to convince them that Christ
would come before tho 23l day of July
next.-But the convention wee not en-.
tirely satisfied with his proofs, and kick.
ed at The idea of his fixing another day,
especially so soon. When the 23l Of
July arrives, we shall see what we shall
see.
A Second Advent excitement appears
to be beginning at MorrisviIle, near T'ren.
ION.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08

EUROPEAN AND NoRTu AMERICAN RAIL
ROAD "A bill granting Il donation to this
company of all the unapProprlaied lands
for the width of five miles on each side oi
rho liue Of the road, has passed both
branches uf the Legislature of New
Brunswick. A letter from a member 81
the executive committee of the company
says that this grant Will be sufficient t"
build the road through the unsettled Por
ton Of the proviEce.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08

ES9Ir any of our readers should notice
a less amount of reading matter than IL,
sual, they will readily excuse the deIin-
quency by being told that n of our
hands is indisposed.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08
PIINTING TYpFs

A RE now sold At BRUC S NEW YORK TYPE.
"a FOUNDRY at the following very low prices,
for approved sg o. opfh.f notes,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08
Che Cantaster @a3rtte.
Tnursdny morning, May 3, 1881
49, CnnvlNn ELrcrnlc TELEuRAPm

Tur CopYING ELEoTRic TELEGRAPH
"A trial OF Mr.. Bakewelrs copying cleo
trio telegraph was made on "Wednesday
the "a of April, between Brighton aud
London. An instrument ut the cenlraI
station IF the Electric Telegraph Com
pan in Lothbury was placed in connec
lion " ith q corresponding instrument al
BRIGHTON, aud communications 10 writing
were COPIED between those stations Sew
eral messages. which were fac 'mTes 81
the writing applied to the cylinder OF the
transmitting instrument, were received
in Lothbury in the presence OF geh''e
men connected with the I telegraph Com
pany. The writing, formed by electro
chymical decomposition, was distinctly
legible, and the signatures could be rec
ognized. The rapidity with which the
transmission was effected, varied from
1870 to $50 letters per minute, according
10 the size of the writing; aud we under
stand that MIR. Blackwell expects To ac'
complish more than 200 letters a minute
with a single wire when the telegraph Is
in regular work. The messages trans
mitted were written in full, with capitals
points, and figures. but coniractions and
even short hand symbols might DO used
No manipulation is required to transfer
the copies of writing from one lnsirument
70 the other at a distance; therefore this
Geographic correspondence is free from
the liability to error which always attends
the manual operations Of other teIegraphS
The writing transmitted is an exact copy
of the original, therefore no error can
occur. To exhibi, the peculiar means OF
secrecy which the copying telegraph pre-
sents, some of the messages received
from Brighton on "Wednesday were i'm
pressed invisibIy on the paper, aud no
trace of writing could be seen until ii
was washed with a solution that instantly
made the whole legible.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08

CouNTERFEITERs ADRoAD.-We learn
that two persons passing through Rush
Vile to day. purchased a pair Of boots and
paid for them with a five dollar counter.
felt bill on tho State Bank orOhio. They
also paid their toll at The gate this side
with tho same kind Of money, in both
cases receiving considerable change
They offered a ten dollar bill at the gate
cas-, of this city, but the keeper could not
change it.
TheJ arc travelling ina buggy, We
have not learned any further particulars
El Pelayo. (Nueva-Orleans [i.e. New Orleans, La.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-16

de las leyes. Mahana il otro dia 81 Sc ofre.
ce haran otro tanto, 81 Sc llega poner en-
pie cualquier otra, aunque sea para invadlr
el inferno, y nosotros tenemos, por conduc.
tos fidedignos, pruebas de que Sc traba]a
mucho para llevar cabo una como la pa.
sada. Tambien hemos dicho el POGO te.
NOR que nos deben causar en- adelante; sin
embargo, no hay que dormirse; no eche
por Dios, nuestro gobierno en- olvido este
saludable aviso dctado por una voz que
respira patriotismo y que de continue esta
bajo Ia impression dc 10 que aqui esta pa.
sando, y llegue 81 es necesario hacer de
las Antil!as una nacion que EN- ell CONT.
nentc americana sea tan temible como te.
mibles somos nosotros en- cl europeo. Nues.
ira nacion dc diez aiios esta parte to-.
mado un vuelo rapido. y la familia espaiio-
la bajo cl feliz reinado de Isabel II, parcce
estar llamada a representa- el papcl que
representa- bajo el de Isabel la Catolica:
todo dependc en- este instante de las medi-
das que Sc adoptcn para asegurar el por-
venir.
El Pelayo. (Nueva-Orleans [i.e. New Orleans, La.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-16
El PELAYO.
EolroR REDAcroR E. SAN JUST.
AVtSO.
A NUESTROS SUSCRITORES
DE ENTA CIUDAD.

rTDesde Ell l1nes II del corriente empeza-
ran los repartidores la cobranza del terce' mes
de suscricon los que la abonan por meses, y
como nos causa un grande perjuicio ell tener
que enviar cuentas principles y a medados
de cada mes, esperamos que los sellores sus'
critores que Sc suscribieron al prncipiar la pu-
bcacion, los que 10 hayan hecho despues
del o. de Octubre, tendran la bondad de
abonar la suscricion hasta el 81 Diciembre d
fin de empezar desde e. de Enero pr6ximo,
con toda regularidad, las cobranzas al principle
de cada mes.
Las personals que Sc suscrbdn por trimes-
tres, semestres amos, deberan empezar a con-
tar siempre desde el O. 8 el Is del mes, pues
nos causa grandes inconvenentes el descom-
pletar las colecciones que Sc separan para el
estrangero, 10 cual sucederd siempre 81 no
adoptamos este sistema, y no dudamos que
nuestros suscritores 10 aprobaran.
El Pelayo. (Nueva-Orleans [i.e. New Orleans, La.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-16

Micntras el horizonte polltico Sc en-
cuentra despejado y en- calma aguardando
una soucion sobre las justas ccsigencias
de la Espaha, y las contcstaciones que van
mediar sobre Ia suerte reservada a los
prisioneros invasores de Cuba vamos d
cons signar algunas de las refiecsiones que
nos han hecho nacer los artjculos que he.
mos reproducido en- nuestro perl6dico del
National Inteligencer de Washington, de
la Republic del mismo punto, del Ledger
de Filadel6a, y de los dos discursos pronun.
ciado el primero por el Juez LARuE de es-
ia ciudad el segundo por el Juez Mac
LEAN de Ohio, del cual veran hoy nuestros
lectores el final en- nuestras columnas.
Desde luego, todas las personas que Sc
detengan reAecsionar sobre el hecho de
haberes dado cabida en- las columnas de
nuestro peri6dico, no podran menos que
hacer justicia 4 nuestra unprecedented :,
aun cuando hemos vtuperado 10 estempo-
raneo de clio, por que nadie ignora que Ell
asunto que Sc pretende dilucidar, habia
sobrado tempo antes de aguardar un re-
sultado para anatematizarlo, como Sc ana.
tematiza al presente.
Habra sin duda muchos que Green que
nosotros solo hemos obrado asi, para tratar
de violentar Ia opinion pdblica. A estos
les contestare,nos que el que no qniera ver
que permanezca ciego, sobretodo en- cosas
tan claras como la luz del dia, tales como
de que es criminal de todo punto el habel
codyuvado mirado con indiferencia que
Sc armaran espediciones piraticas, para il
invadir una de nuestras Antilas.
Mas volviendo los escritos discursos
de que mas arriba hacemos mencion, dire
mos 10 siguiente :-isehores periodistas
iSehores Jueces ST EN- el momento que
tuvisteis noticia de las reuniones meetings
que Sc celebraban Ell esta ciudad y otro:
puntos de la Union con el objeto de formal
espediciones, cosa que todo el mundo sabe
nadie podia ignorar, hubieseis escrto |
os hubieses presentado con vuestra terrif
ca elocuencia en- medic de elos para inten
tar siquiera contrarestarlas, ino es verdac
que por una parte ell mundo os hubiera
aplauddo aquella accion, Y que por otra
ql,iza, habriais salvado muchos de 10:
El Pelayo. (Nueva-Orleans [i.e. New Orleans, La.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-16
DISCURSO DEL PADRE COMES.

" Suponiendo que habra muchas personals
que desearan conservar en- una lorna manua-
ble, ell interesantisimo dscurso titulado "CAu-
sAs REsuLTADos DE LOS SUCCESSES DE LA Is
IA DE CUBA EN- 1851" escrto por el presbite-
70 secular D. Jose Miguel Comes, Sc ha impre-
so en- un cuaderno de 40 paginas, e cual Sc
yenderd en- la redaccion de este penodico a 20
cts. el ejemplar