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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-12-18

ty The work on the Washington Mon,
umeut has been suspended forthe season
1t bas now reached the hight of one hun.
dred and four feet from the surface oi
the ground, which is about one fifth Of It's
destined height. The directors state
that while tho people. and the Masonic.
Odd Fellows, aud Temperance associa
tions have contributed literally to its
erection, the banking and moneyed iu.
stitutions Of the country, have done com.
paratively nothing.
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An Ordinance

To amend Ordinance regulating the Markets in ths
City Of Lancaster passed July I8, Is45.
(E II ordained By the City Council of Lancaster,
person persons shall sell or purchase
Or shall offer or bargain for any article or articles Of
have put up, the same in basket. bucket OF sack,
in the house market place Of said city on the
reg gar market DAYS before the hour Of opening said
markets, whi1h hour shall be made known by the
ringing Of the bell by the market master. every
prson Offending shall forfeit and paw for each Of
fence any sum not eXceeiing twenty dollars, nor ess
than one dollar, with costs OF prosecution.
Passed December !, 1851.
WILLIAM P CREED, Mayo,
Attest-JoHs B. RHED, City Clerk.
December a, lS5l-Eagle &c Tel. copy. 3w3i
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wThe Locofoco papers seem tn be
pleased with the admission of Wbie
editor that new States are born demo
cratic"
We suppose that what is true of iud.
viduais may be true of States. They
are born sinners. and must repent or per.
ish. look at Wisconsin. for example.
She was born democratic. but she fnal
y got her eyes open, and is now, by the
grace of Wing principles. in fair way
to be come prosperous and respectable
dayton Gazette.
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Dissolution of Partnership.

TN!IE Partnership heretofore existing between F.
L A. ShriIer and Jacob Sh,efTerunder the irm-name
OF SHEFFER &SON, was dissolved by mutual con.
sent the 5yh inst. The books and notes are left
in my hands for settlement. to whom all claims are
TO be paid and by whom all debts will be settled
Those indebted are requested to call Immediately and
settle their accounts, either by cash or note.
The TANNERY will be carried on in future by the
undersigned, who respectfully solicits continuance
OF the former custom. Always kept on hand large
stock of Leather, Upper, Calf Kip Harness. Stirling,
Sole, Sc Cash at all times paid for Hides for which
the highest price will be paid.
JACOB SHELTER.
lancaster, sept. Is, 1851 90
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OBEY ORDERs. "A brave veteran officer
recounote'ing battery, which it was
necessary to storm, lacunicalIy answered
The engineers who were endeavoring 10
dlssuade him from the attempt--"Gentle.
men you may say aud think what you
please. all | know is. that the American
flag must be hoisled on the ramparls To-
morrow morning, for have the order in
my pocket"
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4 Chance for specuIntion.

TINHE undersigned is desirous of disposinr of one
Il half interest in Steam Saw-lIiIl and LOT.
situated in the town Of Oakland, Fairfield county
Ohio, /! miles West Of Lancaster, and Immediately
on the Turnpike 10 chillicothc. The Mill is Going
fo1rishmg 6asiness-the machinery is entirely new
ana VIII DO disposed OF on reasonable terms. No bet
ter situation can be obtained in the couDtv-t i A
line opening for any one who NAV wish to engage in
the business. For further pur6culars enquire OF the
undarsisned, living in the town Of Oakland.
WILLIAM ii. MORRIS.
December II, 1851. 2nS2'
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'he Treason Gases in phis-A ppii-
calon Tor DIsoharg4 OF Prisoners Pres
ltminaries 60 Try for Murder, &c,


PHlLAnELPHIA Dec l2-ln the United Stare
Circnlt Court, this mnrning. David Paul Brnwn
Esp male application f'r the dschlrec ufs.ll the
prIsouer. charged with treason ia cnhaexion will
Cashier Hanaway.
Mr. Read also made application f,r the discharg,
oi Jackson and Lewis particularly, he Jein;. en-.
gagged for them
Mr. District Attorney Ashmead urged that a,
HE prisoners named be behl tn answer Tor il,
inIhnr chprg, Of misdemealpr. lie stated also
thhl mnstof the prisoners against whom retnin.r.
had been entered by the authorities of La,cn.ie,
county, would be ssnt there t., b,. tried for the
murder OF Edward Gursuch. or ln await sncl, ac.
lun us they may proper To iake ia the mat er
oae OF The prisoners, EliJ4h Lewis, was then
admitted 10 bail in the sum Of g. 900.
The Court stated also llmt bail would he taken
IN the case Of Williams, WIN is charged with Il,v
ing conveyed Information 10 the negroes Us 10 the
movements Of the officers.
Mr.. Ashmead said he intended distinctly to test
tie question. whether the refusal Of citizens to
aLi the officers in the execution of the law is not
liSell such urcible resistance OF the law MS is
recnnuZed as a resistance
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Terrible Mnrler-F6ar p,r,on, Eil,5

Bosinn, Dec. / ll.-tn insane man, named Car
tgan. living seven miles from ST. Julns, n 8.
murdered his wife. twu children and aunt. and
dauge 'oGslv. IL not fatally wounded four Other
persons. lie called the family TO pray ers aud
there commenced the horrid buicery - killing
hls wife first His Youngest child he placed on
the table and severed lis head from lis body.
lie then escaped to the woods, aud wac badly
irozen when hken.
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Fresh OYSTERS.

AN regularly in the receipt Of fresh o sfers. o
Il the best qaaiity, direct from Baltimore, which
will dispose of at the lowest rates. either by the Can
the Hal! Can or by the Dozen The public are re-.
spectiully invited 70 CALL as shall be at all time,
enabled to supply them and my facilities for gettine
them are such that gett1ep here much quicker than
those brought by any other way.
JOHN SMITH.
Lancaster De 'eInber II, lo5l. 3WS2
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Col. BENTON, Since the return. Of
Col. Benton TO Missouri. the war between
the Benton and anti Benton portion of
the democratic party in that State has
broken out with renewed spirit and bit
terness. The ST. Louis Union, the or.
gan Of tho Bentonites. has proclaimed
that there can be 10 union between the
two parties, and publishes with com.
mendation the proceedings of meeting
at which Col. Benton was nominated
for Congress, and a preference expressed
for Cen WIN. O. Butler for President,
and Gen. Dodge, of Wisconsin for Vice
President.
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LATEST New s ITEMS. Seven persons
broke from the Muskingum county Jail
on Thursday night last. They made a
hole through the floor with poker aud
shovel and then dug out. Three of them
have since been re-captured.
A battle is expected between Carva
jal's forces and the Mexicaus under Jau
regui,
John B. Thompson, Wing, has been
elected United States Senator by the
Legislature Of Kentucky.
Any number of boats are frozen fast
in the New York canal.
An excited meeting has been held in
New Orleans to demand the release of
Mr.. Thrasher. The interruptions to
speeches were cries of "war! war!!"
Vigirnia has gone Locofoco as matter
of course, but we have no definite re
turns. s.r. t.t-.
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A T my instance, attachment was this day issued
N by John b, Reed, justice Oh the Peace Of IIock
ing township Fairfield county Ohio ssains tho n 70.
gelty and effects of Goteib Myers, nonresident o
Fairfield comfy. Dated this Sth day Of December
1851 JAMES r. 'STANbERYf :
December IL, 1851. 4y95.
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From Washington,

- NAsHlNGToN. Dec -
The AIeHgcnccr Of this n,Drung has an edi,a
rial ortour columns in ength relative 10 K1ssutll
and his new foreign pnlcy propose Tor the U ri.
ted states, cautoning the people against hi. views,
and concluding with the exclamation. .Lewale Of
the 1empter.' The onion continues quie, rea
tive to knssuth. The Republic h1s ~ article 20
ing to show the ftacv fthe KIs,utlr s.serriun $
to the harmony Of leeling between EpguuL and
America aud the cessation oil orjealnusy aud rivalry.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-12-18

REMARKABLE SCARCITY OF BlBLes. -
To Erie county, New York, "A, tho las,
election. the voters were sworn on copy
of Watts Psalms and Hymns; a copy Of
OIondorf's French Grammpr was used in
one place. and volume Of the Election
Law in another.
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E'nnnd.

FNOuND near Lancaster, about three weeks since.
Il CARPET BAG containing a few articles at
clothing and two Pocket Books we'll lined with the
root OF all evil, which the owner can have bv calling
a. my residence, two miles west Of Lancaster. on the
1 ilse' q, WILSON
december III, 1851. %
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-12-18

COMMERCE OF THE WESTERN RIVERS
- We soc ny memorial To Congress in
favor of removing the INSTRUCTIONS in the
western rivers, that the amount of com
merce f1oated on the western rivers du.
ring the lasiy year is estimated a, S220. 900.
600; it is greater than the amount of the
total exports of the nation.
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GREAT CALIFnRNIA GOLD MINE.

T ATEIY discovered for the benefit of Fairfield and
IL adjoining counties. The undersign bees leave 10
INFORM the old customers well as the public in gem
era that he has bought the entire stock OF Goods Of
j. c. MAccnAcEES, and j, determined to sell Goods
CHEAPER than has EVER been soLD here before. for
cash or exchange of all kinds of Produce.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN II YOU wish to purchase
call at tPLoUT's CHEAP SToRE aud will convince Won
that my advertisement is not in vain, for intend to
continue business at the old stand, called "GnpAr
WESTERN" and PLoUr's CHEAp SroRr.
JACOB PLOUT
Lancaster December 9, 1859 2wd&lyw22
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Notice.

FTElE Stockholders the & Lancaster and Coly,r.
l. bus Telegraph Company are notified that the
annual election OF Directors will be held at the Office
of the company in Lancaster, on Monday the 9TH day
OF January prox. 7. b. EWIN'f,
Secretary Board Of Directors.
December II, 1851. al
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COspaTtuers,,in,

OHlLlP BoPE having associated with himself IA.
l con +. Beck the business in future will be con.
ducted under the firm of BoPE BECK, at the old
stand. They solicit part of the public patronage,
Their stock of Iiardtcdre, Cutlery, Iron aud Nails
is large and well assorted, and will be sold as low
any other house can sell p. ROPE
July 81, 1851. LF,BECK
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SUOEMAKER'S FINDINGS best Ma
- drGS and Tampic0 Morocco Skins, Red, Blue and
Yellow Linings; Bindings, Boot Webb and Laces
Shoemater's It.-Embraciug all the latest pat
terms now in use can be found at tho Hardware Store
OF EFFlNGER " IIlTE 4 LATTA,
Lancaster, October 30, 1851 o6
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THE AMERICAN CmAnAcTgR.-An /

The AMERICAN CmARACTER-An A
merican writer says: 1--WE are born in
a hurry; we make fortune with the
wave of a wand, and lose it in like man.
uer, TO re- make and relose it in the
twinkling "fan eye. Our bndy is a loco
motive travelling at ten leagues an hour
our spirit is high pressure engine; our
life resembles shooting star; and death
surprises US like an electric stroke"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-12-18

ID
A Nsw DAlLY.-The propristors Of
the ZanessiIls Courier intend publishing
a,daily paper on and afier the first Of
January next. Success TO the enterprise.
zanesVille can very easily support such a
paper well. In an article, urging their
claims to support. the editors of the
Courier say,
In conclusion. we have one request to
make Of those gentlemen who have So
strongly urged US TO this undertaking.
by your influence, you can d" much To
wards increasing tho circulation of our
paper, aud the business ofour office. We
know that we can make more money by
publishing Tri. Weekly at 81 q year.
than we can by Daily at SO. Wehave
consented 10 make the change only to
crafty those who have desired il, and to
promote the interest of the city. May
we not confidently rely upon your coop
Grafton and support. We trust we shall
have uumistaken signs OF both.
This CO operation aud support can be
given in more ways than one-by sub
scliptions, by advertising and job work
1t an editoris satisfied that he is making
a fair living out of his office. it is imma-
terial whether one branch pays well or
not. He is willing To do his utmost 10
accommodate his reat ers, provided in the
aggregate receipts from these several
sources, he is remunerated. With Us, if
the influence Of our customers should be
exercised so as to increase the business
Of the office aside from the publication of
daily paper, we would be perfectly
willing to accommodate them with that in
part payment for their influence. That
they could do much in the way Of in
ereasing our subscription list TO the
weekly and our advertising and job Gus.
tom, is not matter of doubt.
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To EEnrnSe-sSec,nnrs

DERSoNS wishing to purchase Goods of this dc,.
crptinn, viii lind it to their INTEREST," to call stEF
FINGER, WHITE Il LATTA'S and examine their
large and splendid assortment of
OIL CARPETS, from "a to IA wide,
Floor Mats, Brass Curtain Bands.
Brass and Glass Curtain Pins, Table Knives & Forks
Coffee Mills, Sad Irons. Shovel and Tonps.
Candle Sticks, Lamps, Stair Rods,
Tubs, Churns, Wash Boards, &c. &c. Nc.
Lancaster, OCtober30, 1851 o6
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-12-18

DEPoPULATIoN Of lRgLAND.--L Looking
al the returns ofimmigIalion At the single
port of New York alone, for the last two
or three years, it would seem that Ireland
ought TO be almost totally deprived of in
habitants The Dublin Freeman esli
males the emigration from that port at
not less than from 5000 to 5000 per
week,
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ORsrRUcrrovs ON R,uRo.,s-Abi A hi

INSTRUCTIONS ON RAnRnAns.- A bill
is before the Kentucky Legislature
which makes the placing of any obstruc
tlon on railroad track, displacug of any
switch. &c. whereby the cars may be
upset or th'own off the track, punishable
by confinement in the peniieutiary from
one to five years; if any life is put in i'm
inenl peril by any such obstruction,
the imprisonmen, is to he from two to
ten years; and if death is caused the Of
fender shall be deemed gniltyof murder,
aud suffer death. This would prove an
excellent law.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-12-18

Wool GROWING IN THE UNITED STATES.
BY the census returns just published,
it appears that capital Of S2S, 900 900
Is invested in wonlen manufactures in
the United States; that this employs
39,l52 hands; that nearly II 900, 900 of
lbs. of wool are annually consumed and
that the value ofthe entire product is
S4S. 200 900.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-12-18

ARE ToU MOTuER-Sufering from diseases tc
which females are generally subject, use, DR. S. D
ilowes Shaker Sarsapsril!a-t viii certainly cure Won
Male or female, old or young, ALL and ere,y Faui
yshould have this ereeilsnt Family medicine BY them
Call at our depot, or one Of our Agents, and get
pamphlet, gratis where YOU will find facts' facts
taes'H that can be subsaBtiated by thousands Of v
ing witnesses in this city and country, viz. that tn,
Shaker SarsapariIla, as preParedby Dr. S D. HOWE
has been the means of permanently curing more dis.
eases to which the human family are continually sub
Jeet than any other preparation Of Sarsspara ever
yet brought before the public. See Advertisement.
JJ'Hundreds of our citizens complain of debility
and iangor Of the system, arrangement Of the liver
and stomach; want Of appetite, !Jshsy are frequent
iy the result OF too close application and thousand
other causes we cannot here name; but we would saw
to all so afflicted, DO as we have done-get bottle or
two of DR.. Iooland's German Bitters, prepared bv
Dr. Jackson, and, woid for it. YOU will be cured
We recommend this medicine, knowing from expert.
enee that is much superior to the generality Of pat
ent medicines We would say TO our readers. uur.
chase none unless prepared by Dr. c. NJ Jackson,
Philadelphia.
See advertisement
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OBITUARY.

DIED. an Sunday morning. the 7ti instant
JULIA ELIZABETH daughter Of George arC
Elizabeth Kaufman. in he fifth year Of her age
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AMIN BRY's Mission. The Sultan of
Turkey lately examined the hooks and
models which Amin Bey took home with
him from the United States as evidences
fur national advancement, and appear.
ed to be perfectly we'll satisfied with
them The Couslautinople papers speak
in very complimentary terms Of our gov.
ernmenl and people.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-12-18

R"You look" said an Irishman Of
our acquaintance. to a pale, haggard
smoker. "as if youhad got out of your
grave TO light your cigar, aud couldn't
find your way back again."
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Fairfield CountY Ronds.

The Directors having entered iuiu contract 10
tie construction ola large portion Of the Cinein
natl. Wilmington aud Zinesyiile Rail Road. II h.,
become necessary To take Immediate steps to pre-
cure The required funds, in order that there ina,
benz failure or Cause Of delay Oh their part
Bonds bearing Interest al The rate III per cent
with Coupons attached, Of tie deuomiuations o
$1,000. $500 aud 800. 10 the amount suLsefibeC
by the several Counties on the line. are upw be
ms autographed aud will be really for issue aat
sale Ia a few weeks.
As 'he'e Bonds atf.rI sale. proftalle md con
venlent means Of investment. il las been suggest
ed aud is confidently believed that alarge porto,
Of them will be taken by our own ci,nem.-
Proposals viii lhersore DO received l.y JOEL
RADEBNuGH, the Treasurer Of tie Company
at bis office in lancaster, for Tho Doud, Of iii.
County,
Immediate atieniion ia invited to the subject
as iands will soor be needed and foreign mar.
ket mast be sought FIR wha'eyer portion Of tlenl
may remain uuiispnscd Of at hume.
November 81. 1851 4w3O
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Carriage Trimminrs nnw nn IInnd

=. a,- sS = Pair ELLIPTIC SPRINGS, 60
Esj;t->>>T;sHH- . - sets Iron Axels. largo and
AlZ---Q-.w assorted lot of Gum, Japaned and
Enameled Cloth, Enameled Leather Damasl,s Erin.
ges, Laces, Brass Bands, Stump Joints &c, fer sale
cheap by EFFlNGER, WHITE g. LATTA.
lancaster, October 30, 1851 %
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New Family Grocerv.

HNiE undersigned has just received and is now o.
n pening on the Southeast corner Of ColqDLus and
Irhceting streets, well selected stock OF Family
low He snlictS call from his old friends and tIe
public in general ISAAC CHURCH,
lancaster, September 25, 1851. oj
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MIR. THRAsHER.-A letter to the New
York Express. dated Washington, Dec
9, says:
"Tbe President, yesterday, received a
letter from Mr. Thrasher's mother fine
very first from the family setting forth
his situation, and making an appeal to
the Government. -sr
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-12-18

MISSISSIPPI SENATOR. - We learn from
the Mobile papers that the Governor of
Mississippi has appointed the Hon. John
j. McRae. to the seat in the United States
Senate, made vacant by the resignation
Of the Hon Jefferson Davis.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-12-18

~ The Catholic Telegraph recommends
q combination Of European powers a.
gainst England, as the enemy of society.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-12-18

PusLic NoTicE -rbc Church OF Lancaster !,
invited tn Hr-i in the City Hall ior The rnble
worship o G,i, 1T Uclork. p 81. Christina.
Day. By the Church is intended all truly cnf
veried persons waking consistently. and all surk
Prrs0H' will have liberty to sprak, If called by
"ibe spirit Of the Lord" 10 do so.
December IL, 1851
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HOLIDAY REsENTs-The attention oI
the reader is directed TO tho advertise
ment of Mr.. Gates. All who love their
wives. all who wish the good will of their
sweet hearts, all who desire 10 please
their children. will be sure To call and
purchase one or more Of those articles
which presented in a proper manner,
Prove to be tokens of love, friendship
and sympathy aud draw the ties closer
together. Be sure to call.
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THE SATURDAY EVENING POoT.
rhe Leadiug Literary vVeehIv offhs Unlou.
YNHE FropriotoFs ofthe pOSTthink 4 unnecessary
- to dwell upon the distinguished features II thuif
well-know weekly whose brilliant success during ah
existence Of THIRTY YEARS Is a sare gatlsnsee ~
The inture. We shave the pleasure 81 auhouncnq oir
continue connection with that distinguished author.
ess MS. T. D. 4. N, SOUTHWORTH, author a
"Ihe Deserted Wiz, rHShahnoniale," etc Durinr
the coming year, have ALREADY made Arrnngemants
iorthe following novolets -EOLiNf'; OR, MAGI0-
LA VALE. by Mrs. Carolina lee Hents, Author Of
~Linda, /" "Iloha," etc. VIOLA: OR, ADVENTURES
IN THE FAR RsWESTaCo Companion top alric Flow
er. BY Emerson Bennett Author OF f.Prairie, Flow
sIr -Ihe BAnditgoi the 0sage," etc. TRIAL AND
I1RlgMPH; BY T. S.Arthur, Author Of "Ths Iron
least TIE CRUISE OF CLIFTON: Tale Of Expia.
,i9n. BY Mrs L. d. T.. N. SouthwoFth, aathor of
Toe Deserted Wife" etc. etc.
A MORAL PAPER-In conclusion, we may say
,At we shall maintain for tho Post tbe character Il
nas aelnlredoi being strictly morapaper one that
parent may allow 10 20 freely before his innocent
s%ols % ana daughters. careful guard shall also be
HeIs az heretofore, over the Advertising ColumAs,
Ahe me FOs also will contain every week Selected
Al,.es o. The choicest description, one or more I'm.
SssuSs humorous Articles, the Most Interesting
NeSs ~ Local News, Bank List, State Of the Markets
% TEhhS'-The terms Of the POST are Two Dollsrs
la'd IN advance, Three Dollars il not raid In ad
VAN yan'e e. ior five pollars b. adparee, one copy
seat three Years. We continue the following low
ei. or Clubs, to be sent, in the city, to one address,
ana, ~ me country to ono post-ofIice.
q OOPies,. :''...............S5 50 % per ahnufn
c9 land one 10 Agent, or the getter up Of The
iIIssJ'>.';;;. ;;.;'.....,.........SlO %
lS tAnd one TO Agent, or the setter up Of tho
N'uu1gJ''.. - .'............... Si5 10 ..
D and one TO Agent, or the getter up Of ths
~ .......: - !: ;c;;.,....'...,. $50 10
~ money for Clubs must always be sent in Ad.
vance. Subscriptions nay be sent a. cur risk When
ne sum is large draft should be procured IL posi-.
oie-ihe cost Of which may be dedhcted from tbs
amount. address, Gltrays posf -paid,
DEACON s. PETERSON,
No 6s, Third Smith Street, Philadelphii
p $. copy Of tha POST will be sent gratis.i AZ 4
specimen, to any one requesting il.
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I The Banks n this city viii be closed on chrst
Z mas and New Year. Paper maturing 90 these
dnys must he sttended b. irrvously
d. A. DAUGllERTY, IT,
q =, GARAGBfY. S4n'eH
Lancaster. December 10, 1851
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DSeveral editorial articles intended
torto'day's paper are crowded out. We
always yield to pressing necessities"
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S'HIV.E.R!-On Thursday mnruiug
last the Thermometer stood at IA deg be
low Zero. The same on yesterday morn.
ing, and We notice but little difference
yet. This is cold!