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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-05-22

The blow Selsh an are IN The crowd Of la,
salufun'y night andlhatsihe said blow ws5
me cause OF Mr.. Gfundy's desth, The
counsel'on both sides declined 10 argue the
case. Tbs court charged the jury that the
case WIS clearly macs 'out, and without
leaving The boz the Fofesaaf reported that
the jury had agreed upon their vesdict Of
eusay: MI. smith was. sentence to five
hours imprisonment in the oyster cellar Of
the Wilmot House, the Jail having had a
pane Of glass broken, and hence being IN
the opinion OF the court, unfit and too dilapi-
oaied, latleass during cold wiads,) Tor the
detention OF a human Being 10 this Christian
age. His Honor said he would have length
'ened the sentence TO ton hours, bu. for tie
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-05-22

The REMAINS OF GEE. WoRTH.--A reso-
luton was adopted in the Board of Alderman
last evening, appointing a Special Commit
lee TO select a site in one Of the cemeteries
for the remains of the lamenied General
Worth, and that the Committee confer with
relatives of selection. Also, instruc,ing the
Committee TO procure a design for a mona.
ment 10 be placed over the over the remains
of this distinguished oficer.-N. Y. Courier.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-05-22

A TouR TO THE NoRrH.-President FIJI
more, accompanied by Hon. Daniel Web
sler, Secretary Of State Mr.. Conrad, Score.
tary Of War; Mr.. Graham, Of the Navy Mr..
Crittenden, Attorney General and VIM, Hall,
P. M. General, left Washington City at Z
o'clock on Monday morning for Baltimore,
on their way to New York, to attend the
opening of the New York and Erie Railroad,
Oh Wednesday. They were well received
at Baltimore, Wilmington, Philadelphia, Bur.
iington, and other towns on the way.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-05-22

OF A broker IN Wall street got stuck the
other day with a 500 counterfeit note in this
way. A beautiful lady-like woman called
and asked to have il changed Into small
notes, The broker tells his W story: ~
was looking morn at the woinan than to my
business Pretty good.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-05-22
NOTICE.

The Democrats Electors Of Columbia
County are notified to meet at the places Of
the General Elections IN the several
townships of the County on Saturday, the
9th inst, between the hours of three and
seven O'Clock, in the afternoon, to elect del.
eeaies TO represent each township in a conn.
II Convention 10 meet at The Court House
in bloomsbury on Monday, the 26ih inst at
twelve O'Clock noon. This call Is made in
consequence Of the failu.e by the Conven.
ton OF the 18th inst, TO conclude the BUSH
ness proposed for its action, and in order
that Il fdl expression may be had from The
Democracy OF The county on the subject of
the representation o. this county IN the
Recalling and Harrisburg Democratic State
Conventions.
HIRAM n. KLINE,
FRANKLIN MCBRIDE,
JOHN KELLER,
ISAAC YETrER, .
JOHN H., QUICK.
Standing Committee.
Mat 18th. 1851.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-05-22

a., Tb,,.d.v ~. ae NJ. -. 49,,
r-tn,lss ssz'ts i rs...:-
-. III, s. p.,ss. & nj. pa 10. o,.n.
II nix mncb ce,rmonv ~ Il, Queen Il
s,a,s Th;nv tbons.n5 r.,soD. ,vsts n,e.
en, md no,,x;,b.,ana;na ,be ;mrsnsa mul.
tiupde. he carer,onies vent off william, ac.
e;dent a m;shap. In 10 ,be p~rev;ou. eva.
ninr the CRYSTAL Palace was 4 scene Of busy
life. hut ,be ;mn3ense mass Of con,ribut,ons
,yas finally atfonged ,ba ,uhb;sb wbollv
cleared away. md iba bn;ld;no nresented a
most maun,fcent aopearance,
On Thursday morning The doors were
opeped at an early hour. a yerv strong DO
lice force being on the ground 10 proven,
disorder or confusion. The multitude Of ex.
hibi.ors and ticket holders began TO pour in
and quietly and without confusion, tcoi IN
places assigned to them. BY h.alf mas, eley.
en- o'clock the multitude was a,lm;,ted. and
then the doors were closet Ia v;s;,e,s mil
after the visit OF the cusen.
The Royal Commissioners assembled
then in front bf The nla,form in the TRANSIENT,
which L.ss bean erec,ea for The oueen a,
IL O'Clock a aonr;sb If t,umna,. announced
the ap-,,o.ch of us, M.;es,v who en,ered
by rho No,,h entrance attended hv ,he RovaI
sm;,. a. p,;noa - pr,s.;. .rd o,be,
auss,s f,ow fora;a, .on,,. A. she sn,ered
sn mmans cbo;r occ,,,v;no The north Gal.
is,, &c ,ha ,rarssn, san. God save Inc
ons.n i, .,h,cb MANY Of Tho .oec,a,ors
Joined Sir GEORGE Smart supeuntended This
nor, &C ~. n,-,s;c., se,v;css
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-05-22

AMERICAN NEwspApHas.--Mr. Pooro, wish
ing to form a perfect collection of american
newspapers for the City Library Of Paris, re-
quests a copy o~fevery daily journal publish.
ed on the 4th of July, is5i-and of the next
Published number of every semi-weekly
and weekly journal, directed to the 'tAmeri.
can Sentinel, Boston, Massachusetts,
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-05-22

MAIL RoBBERY.-The pouches dispatched
from the New York city post office for
Auburn and Syracuse were cut open on the
steamboat on Sunday night, and The Auburn
pouch riled of all the letter packages ex.
cept one from Cincinnati, Ohio.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-05-22

Cor. w. FoRsry is, the Harrisburg Union
says, to be the democratic candidate for
Clerk Of the House of Representatives at
Washington, at the ensuing session oficon-
gress.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-05-22

n Dr.. W. H, Boyle has taken charge of
the editorial department Of the Chambers,
burg Sentinel, and bids fair still further to,in-
crease It's efficiency as an orthodox Demo-
cratic journal.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-05-22

y down east editor advises his read.
ers, If they wish TO have teeth inserted to go
and steal fruit where a watch dog is on his
guard.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-05-22

NJ We invite attention 10 The advertise
.men I in another column of a Circus aud
Menagerie which will be exhibited here on
friday the soth day Of this month.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-05-22

ADDISON says, never knew a man Of
Notwithstanding, a general favorite with
women some singuiarity in his 5ehaviour,
some swhim il his wa. Of life, and what
would have made him ridiculous among
men has recommended him to the other sex.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-05-22

RAILROAD CoNvrNrios.-Thc convention
for the purpose Of constructing . railroad
from Piesburg via the Allegheny river, 10 in.
terseet with the New York aud Erie Road.
WILDE held at Warren on the 5ih of June
All the counties iu.cfsec.ed viii he
represented.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-05-22

The Objects Of the new Registration Law
which goes into effect the first Of July next,
are TO pc etu de evidence Of the marriage
birth and death Of inhabitants Of this COM
monweallh. and to gather important sanitary
iacts affecting the physical welfare Of he
b nman race.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-05-22

Daguerfeolypes in Oil after a new method
has been commenced in New York
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-05-22

Sap A~ccIDEsr.-On last Saturday in
) oangayiiie, Mr.. Phillip Keller of Light
Street, mel with a serious accident. lie had
been assisting in firing the cannon, and was
in the act of ramming in a load when it
went of sadly tearing and mutllaliug both
his hands. Tie was carried 10 Achenbach's
Hotel where his wounds were dressed.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-05-22
The Aibany and su.dbshanha psilloaA,

complete independents, he will inevitably
acquire and enjoy it
-~s
INC A'Dany ana susqushanna Railroad
This great project is meeting with the
most fialteflng manifestations Of favor, not
only along The line OF the proposed route,
but IN different sections OF the state. A
writer IN the Argus remarks: Gas perma-
uen' and valuable stock, there Can be noth-
ing superior 70 y N the state in railroad
STOCKS, mol ever excepting the Utica and
Scne1ec'aoy, caicnlanng 'nat as ihe present
advance, anu she Albany ana susqaenanna
70 pat mere can % no pafa''ei OF Hvairy.
y passes .hfoOgn q ulsrct OF country Oh
sFeai ieruihy aDourding IN products that
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-21

MARRIAGE of MAJcRG. TocHMAN AND
TmE HuNGARIAN HERoINE.-We are in,
Gormed that Major Tochuan left Wash.
ingt'n City on Friday morning for HSr.
per's Ferry, where he was to be married
at nine o'clock on Saturday morning Ia
Miss Appollonia Jagiella, These dis,in
guished political exiles, we are further
informed, were to proceed, after the Ger.
mony to ShanoudOle Springs, accompa.
niod by II party of their friends; aud
thence to one or two other watering plac.
es, and finally to return to this city abou,
the latter part of this month We are
also Informed that they will make Wash
ington their permanent abode, and tha
Major T. will continue tho practice of thu
legal profession in tho Circuit and Su
preme Courts Of the United States, an,
in soliciting claims upon Congress an
the Departments. ts.- Wash. Telegraph.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-21

WANToN MuRDER,-The Louisville
Journal says that horrible murder was
committed in Mercer county, Ky, few
days ago. A barbecue was given. at
which two men, named SulIerheld aud
Jones attended. After the barbecue, IA
game known by tho name of "chuck a
luck" was started. Jones was one Of the
lockers on, and the better To see the game
had got down on his knees; aud while he
was in this position, Surterfeld mounted
his horse aud roc over his legs, injurng
him slightly, Jones Immediately sprana
to his feet, seized hold of his horses hri
die, and asked Su.terfed VIII d, he mean,
by riding over him. The latter then dis
mounted, drew large pocket knife, aud
stabbed Jones twice To the heart, causing
his death in fifteen minutes The mnr
dercr escaped.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-21

CuRrD Of Error. The New York
Star says an Intelligent man of Boston
Mass, who had repudiated the doc;rin,
ofhuman depravily, aud held that no mar
delighted to do wrong, but was presse,
To it 10y influence aud temptations, ayuw'
himself completely cured, by recent triI
to California. lilo says that the reckless
ness, cruelty, iuhuman avoiice that dc
lights in tho misery of others thai money
may be wrcnched from the victim, or that
drags dying mau iuto The streets to a
void the expense ofbu,ial, which he mel
with on his route, convinced him that
there was some mighty wong in rnan',
nature, or he would never sink so low il
tho blackness Of crime as that. lie saw
many men who were apparently rcspec
table, honorable, manly at home, win,
were dead to every appeal of justice, .nor
cy or manliness in the "lar of land" an
were ready for any deed of darkness
which could feed their avarico or baso de
sires.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-21
Tuesday Eycnlng, August 10, 1854

A HIGH FIGURE. 1t has beer said that
it is advantageous fra yolug man Ia
"place his mark high" aud then strive Ia
reach il; but we believe the truth of the
adase has been dcnied'by sensible men,
The disappointment attending the failure
IS too keen for human endurance, and he
becomes disguised with his insane ambi.
lion, Our young friend Of the EagIc
promises 1900 mej"rty for the Locoloco
ticket in this county, which from now IN
Ill after the election will grow small by
degrees and beautifully less" lflhe e.
lection Of the Locofpco State ticket dc
pends upon such calculations. it will have
mljority over the Free Soil ticket Of a
bout 5000.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-21

ILLEGlTIMATE CHILDREN. III he last
Legislature of this State passed a law
which provides that children born out of
wedlock shall be legal heirs Of their
mother. in precisely the same manner
aud extent, as if they were not illegimare.
The Hartford Republican suggests that
the law is well enough so far as it goes,
but il does not go far enough. Inasmuch
as this class of children are very apt I"
have fathers as we'll as mothers, il thinks
that they should be legal heirs OF both
parents. We can think of no objection
to such law except that it may tend t"
encourage children to be born in an l''e-
gitimate manner.-L Lo'oeN ( Mass. } A"ae-
ricdn.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-21
CITY MARBLE WORKS.

I ]. MYERS & CO., respectfully inform the citi-
- of Fairfield and adjoining counties that they
have commenced the Marble, Grave-StOne and
Monument Business, in the city of Lancaster, on
Columbus street, few doors North of Main, where
they will keep on hand at all times the best quality
of American Marble, and will make to order
Craze Stones, Tomb Tables Monuments, and any
other marble work that may be desired.
They obtained their marble exclusively from tho
celebrated Rutland. (Vt) Quarries, from which the
marble for the statue of the "Wounded Indian" was
taken; their style of work will be equal to any in the
Western country and they will dispose Of it at prices
as reasonable as can be obtained elsewhere. The
public are respectfully invited to call and examine
their work ]. ]. MYERS & co.
Lancaster, Ohio, June -, 1851. 6
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-21
READ THE FOLLOWING.
virginia Iron Works.

WTE, the undersigned, Wholesale Grocers and
w Hardware Merchants Of the city of Wheeling,
take this method Of stating to the public that have
been engaged for many years in the sale of Nails and
have bought the brand manufactured by HUNTER,
FLEMING & Co., of the Virginia Iron Works-thAt
our sales have not been confined to the city, but have
been extended over large extent of country, and we
take pleasure in being able to bear testimony to their
uniformly good character and standing abroad-that
for finish and workmanship they will compare hvor>
tiles of strength Stiffness and soundness, they are
surpassed by any other brand. We also confidently
believe that their mode Of manua cturing nails from
hammered iron, and from the solid slab is the best
calculated to give strength and toughness to the nail
as well as avoid the tendency to flaws and splitting
which are the too defects of nails generally
John R. Morrow, Samuel Neel,
Alex. Turner, r. Crangle h Co.
Gordon Robinson, S. Mitchell & Co.
Henry X List & Co. J.R. Mckee.
The above article Of NAILS is for sale at the cheap
Hardware store of P. BOPE.
Lancaster, June o6, 1851. 8
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-21

TnE CoLoRRD PuPULATIoN "A con
vcuIion Of free people OF color is now il
sesoion at Indianapolis. Indiana, and is
occupied IN ieIiberating upon various
matters relating to tho interests of its
constituents as class. There is said to
exist among ils members n strong inclina.
lion to remove out Of tho State Of Indi.
ana to some other country, where they
hone To enjoy greater social advantages.
After much debate, resolution was a.
doptcd by large majority, providing
that, should the laws of this State DO.
come so oppressive ss to be inrolerablo,
they would recommend their people to
cmgrale to Canula. Jamaica, or else.
where, in preference to I.iberin, against
which there appears to be violent pref.
udlco in tho Convention.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-21

TnE CAUCAsUs.--Grcat Defeat ofthe
Russiaas Letters from Warsaw say the
defea at Of Gen. Neislernw at Serebrickow
aud tho fligh, Of the Russians on the
plains of Tflis. is uuhappily more than
true. The loss Of the army in men, am
muniliou, weapons and horses. is fal
greater than has been sustained for years
nearly oil the strongholds which had beer
conquered and maintained at such an i'm
mense expense, have been again lost
Report adds that une ofihe commanders
of tho Hungarian campaigns is to b,
commander.in chief of tho Caucasian ar
my.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-21
Fairfield Common Pleas--In ChanceTy.
Samuel C. Stumbaugh and John D. Martini late Stam-
baugh and Martin.
James Sherman and Henry Miers.

James sherman and Henry Mlers.
James Sherman nonresident the State of Ohio,
will take notice that the complainants have filed bill
against him in the aforesaid court where it is alleged
that complainant hold an unsatised judgment against
the said James, rendered in the court Aforesaid las
court law) at the May Term, 1S45 for S26, 90 and
original and increaae costs amounting to about $l4OO
That defendant is insovent having no tangible proper
ty subject to execution at law. That the defendant
Henry Miers has fund in hand, amounting to about
man, and that the bill aforesaid seeks to subject said
fund to the payment of the Judgement and cost aore-
said That said cause will stand appearance to
the September Term of said court to be holden on tho
10th day oil September D. 1851 atthe city Of Ian;
have ninety days thereafter to appear and plead, an
demur to said BILL and that in default thereof
at the next succeeding Term of said court the con.
tents of said bill be takeh by him confessed and
decree taken accordingly.
]. D. & c. ID, MARTIN, Soils. for comps.
July 10, 1851. $5,25 6w10
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-21

SnocKING REvgNGE.-About fifteen or
twenty wnmen, somewhere in Livingston
county, Illinois, enticed Miss Dickson
young lady Of twenty years OF age
away from her home, on the l7th ult., and
after whipping her in brutal manner
aud dragging her to considerable dis
lance. tarred aud feathe:ed her, and SET
her arliberly. The provocalion tor this
inhuman outrage is alleged to have been
the cruel treatment by Miss Dickson's
father, of young girl who was living
with him.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-21

A NATURAL BRIDGE IN ALABAMA.
Professor Tnomey, in his recent geo
graphical exploration of this State, found
u natural bridge in Walker county, a
bout mile from the main road, which ri.
vals the celebrated one in Virginia, 1t
spans about one hundred and twenty feet
while its heighth is about seventy. 1t i,
formed Of massive sand stone, and is very
symmetrical. The surrounding scenery is
very grand, aud lofty beech and hemlock
trees growing on the bridge nearly shade
it from the rays of the sun and add to the
wild sublimily Of the spot. A lengthy
and scientific description of this bridge,
and other scones Of mountainous grard-
eur in north Alabama, may be expected
in Professor Tuomey's mex, report Mo-
bile Register.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-21

SIN JouN FR\NKLIN's CREw.-A letter
which we copied from one of the Scotch
newspapers, alleging that u party from
the English whaler Flora, while in Ian.
caster Sound, had gone ashore, aud un.
der tho gnidanco of Esquimaux had
found tho frozen bodies of four of Sir
Jrhn Frauklin'S crew, the London aud
provjr ciOl papers say is only cruel hoax
The reasons given for this decision ar,
TINT tho person to whom the letter wa
addressed cannot be found, and that II
such vessel as the Flora is known.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-21
Sadhicrs, Look Out!

JUST Received, and will be sold cheap, no mistake,
y general assortment of Saddery Hardware, such
Stirrups, Bride Bits Buckles Of every grade and
styles, worsted and Cotton Webbing, Reinwob, Hog.
skins, Plush, Enameled Leather. and thousand other
articles which cannot be enumerated here and all will
be sold low at the cheap hardware store OF
June u. 2. ROPE
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-21

Muppun. man named Daniel Ora
ham, living on the farm Of G. B. Grouse
lust above town, was killed last nigh
wednesday, in difficulty originating
from causes with which we are unoc
ouainted. Thee young men ofthis place
named Henry Buck. Elias Hickman and
Thnmss Moore, have been auested.-
Graham is said to have been very dissi'
pated, and we understand that none oI
tho parties are temperance men by con
siderable. - C,rcieUWe Herald
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-21

Very Mucn LIKE DEMAGoGUE.-Tb The
venerable Governor Wood, who is, his
friends claim, obuve the Iuw alIifices aud
clap tap phrases aud resorts of dema.
gogues, in o short address which he made
before the lalu Democratic Cnnyenlion
at Columbus, accepting ;he nomination
for reelection to the post Of Governor is
reported to have closed his addless with
the following remarks.
1T every Democrat would do his duty
on the I'd Tuesday of Octobrr. then OF
tho next day whenihe stiIIsmall voice vii
goforII on The wires they shall carry clad
ness aud joy 10 every Democratic heart
from enlightened Hamilton to The farhesI
corner OF benighled Ashlabula. GIeal
cheering
We suppose that the evidence Of the
enlightened aud 'daikened' condiriunso ol
those two extreme counties Of the State,
is tho fact that one nf them gave him u
majority al tho last election ard the other
gave mojntily for his competitor.
Such remarks and comparisons might
be overlooked in stump orator contend
ing for county or township office; bu'
they are below Iho dignity of the honor.
ablc gentlemen who uttered them. They
are either unworthy of him; or ne is nn
worthy of the position he occupies anl
seeks to retain Clinton Rcpabiicdn.
The Republican will generally find lha
the party TO which Gov, Wood belongs
make their greatest men from their small
est material, aud that they deny most Ius
lily tina, those ol their men, who are til,
most notorious demagogucs. arc addict
cd to that vice. This is their genera
mode of Praising their ticket
We know many men Of both parties
who are content with w0rkiRg in the
ward and township meetings, who have
more dignity aud more 'honor' than any
gentleman found ou the Iccoiuco ticket
who has made or will make speeches til,
present campaign. We think, upon prop
er inquiry, tho Republican will find il
last supposilon the correct ono.
The Cleveland PlaAdcaIer, Ia smnotI
on tho rough points Of CIV. Woods re
mark, says he meant Ashlabua when i
gave 0 Wing n'gori'y, not AshrabnIl
when 1t gives a Free Soil majority. We
rather think, ifthe latlor was intended
the Democracy Of this part Of the State
would scarcely havo "appIOudcd." Is
not tho explanation of the Goveruor's or.
gan, a"littlc more like a demagogucl
GuvERNMeNr TRoops Ar CHARLESTON.
The Charleston Murcury, Of the 18th
inst, has lengthy editorial 0riclo, dc.
uouncing tho President for concentrating
troops aud mentions Of war around
Char lcston, which it considers as meant
TO overawe them with the threat Of cner,
cion. Castle Plnkuey which has scarce
ly had garrison in the memory of man.
is alive with artillery practice; Fort
Mohltre is full oG men; aud lastly tho un
finished fortress in the middle Of the
barbor is prematurcly armed aud mann
cd, without warrant of law, (snys tn,
Mercury to give prnoI of the dorrrmin
alton Of tho Federal GOvsrnmrul to draw
the sword against the State. These pre-
para,ions arc meant for rs, and they ar
nothing less than declaration ct war
gainst South Carolina.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-21

A PoIIrIcAL SrrcTAoLE.-Gou. Quit
man, a Northern man, born on the Nortl
river, is stirring mp the people Of Mis-
sissippi toa hatred Of the land Of his
birth.
Gen, Foote, born in Fauquier county
Va, is cooling the troubled waters, ant
preaching peace. concord aud nationa
hurmony.
Thus you may know the dsmagngue
from the true man. The one lives auc
lhrives upon hate, malice aud SANDER
though it may delIact from tho fame u
his mother. The other lives in the pro
motion of harmony, peace aud virtue
IVheeliag Gazette.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-21
The --latest News from Baltimore, Phil
adclphia and New York,

- from the above cities, embracing every variety
of style and make Of English, German and American
which will be sold low ior cash, at the cheap Hard
ware Store Of P. BOPE.
Lancaster, June %, 1851. 6