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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-01-09

The River in IN opposite direction, to divert the
Generals notice from the approaching soldiery,
until they should disappear in the wood between
them ard the mansion.
81 have labered long andardently, said Wash
ington, " for the liberty of my country. Would
it not be cruel if after ALL she should forfeithat
liberty"
"God forbid !" exclimed his host
"Yet stll-would you believe it-there is
sometimes treachery in the very heart of the
camp?"
"But surely you may rely upon-upon your
friends?" muttered his host, scarcely aware of
what he said
Yes-but you remember Judas and the thir-
ty pieces of silver, my friend"
"Yes--yes, continued his entertainer-and
casting his eyes upon the lawn ne discovered
troop of mounted rdcoats hastning to his door.
ais it three o'clock" asked Washington, gaz-
ing earnestly in the face of his host.
"No-not by twenty minutes" continued the
host consulting his watch.
But whit is this?" said Washington, starting
suddenly around.
Nothng-nothing--
What cavalry is that?"
"They mean no harm. 1t is company of
Br tish horse they are my friends"
The American General descended hastily,
and the command f the caaoaydlsmounted at
the portal of the anson, foo4ad.by bis com
pany.
AS Washington emerged from the front" door
upon the piazza, his false friend approaced him,
and placing his hand uncerimoniously upon his
shoulder
"GeneraI," he said,-"you are my prisoner"
"Not exactly, returned his guest-"BUT
you ARE MINEr Theu turning to his own men
whome he had directed to atti ie themselves in
British uniform in anticipation of his friends in
tentions, and to be at the mansion at q quarter
before three ociock-he added
Colonel I" take charge of this hypocrita
and traitor and bear him safely to the A
/ lIlcTlCdll CdIHps IlG SHull Dt maui al CAuHIPIS
orr
Ten minutes before the British cavalry came
in sight of the valley, the General and the Amer
lean detachment, with their prisoner were a
mile from the manson on their way 10 West
Point, where they arrived safely with the traitor
in custody! The English commander learned
with deep chagrin, on his arrival at the dwelling,
Of the triumph Of Washington, and the escape
of the General from the snare which had been
set for him.
Though the American Commander had de-
termiped to punish the coward who would thus
have sold him to the British my-(fiom whom
he.had received many cGurJgaies) he finally re-
leased him upon the sole condition that he
should Instantly leave the country, and never re
turn.
Upon his escape from custody, the guilty ma
lost no time IN departing for Great Britain
fitting companion as he was for his predecessor
and fellow. traitor-the Infamous Arnold!
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-01-09
CONFINEMENT.

He is a most lively, good.humored and pleas.
ant man who bears the ills Of life as If they we're
blessings and seems to take the rough and
smooth with an equal countcnance. This sort
Of unbended philosophy is the best gift that ma
ture can bestow on her children. 1t hghtens
the Burden of our care, and turns every fable,
and ghasly hue Of memory, TO bright and sp!en-
did coIors. There is no one enjoy so much as
do him cap and bells is crown to him; a
tune upon hlgeolet is a concert; if the sun
shines, lie sports himself in its beams; if the
storm comes he skips gally along and when he
is wet to The skin, it only serves to make ont q
pleasant story, while he is drying himself at the
fire. fyou are Gull after dinner, he will get
him up and reherse halfa dozen scenes ont OF a
play, and do it well, and pleased with his per
formance as you can be. With all these com
panionable talents, he is neither forward, noisy
or impertineni but on the contrary, very con-
versatile, and possesses as pleasant kind OF
good breeding as any one. Lord Ly2eton.
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Gbe family Girtle.
Thoughts at a Mothers Grave.

H. Js 'A'
Eortb's Iairest flowers soonest fade,
The gayest hearts oft taste deep gEleI'
But deeper grief my pen will aid
To pleture sorrow, faith, belief.
sit beside my mothers grave,
All! sacred place to orphan'd hearts
While spirit-wings, the willow wave,
That weeping bows like wdow'd hearts.
The hush Of night broods on this air.,
And lighter cares are drowned in sleep;
But mines grief lire wild despair,
And swavs me ike the lempest's sweep ;
For. searching thro' the worldwide realm
OF real and fancied torn Of life
Like barks that eddy reft Of helm,
In calm or storm, unfit for strife;
And tossing down the dashing stream
Float wide the port they soon had made
| see my guide, alone in dreams,
And grasp the hand that's lent me aid
But dashing on in life's career
Less frequent are my dreams OF thee;-
ALI mother shall ceasc to hear
The echo sfthy prayers for me'
Whv in nv soul this calm despair,
As fainter beats thy heart in mine !
WHY fades fair virtues beatty rare
WHY love in me so soon decline!
As sinks the dying day away,
So fades thy impress on my mlnd,
Till what thou vast cannot sny;
But faith will thee an angel find.
AS diving tapers brighten oft,
And seeming gone bright up again
On fancy pinions DOWN soft
My spirit broods o'er that wild main'
When floats thy spirit angel bright
And "beauteous in thine after form,"
"Or like finer light in light"
see my guide for calm or storm.
Isee thee, mother mother dear
hear thy voice and deem thee nigh
Tcall thee. oh thnn dost not hear,
But higher, higher. thou dost fly.
strive to fly, the chains to break
That fast in sin, my soul enslave;
In wild despair from sleep wake,
NV pillow is my mothers gravel
Ard waking in this cloud ess night,
| see a lone, distant star
Beam peerless in its liquid light,
As lightning streaming up atar;
And cleaning, darts athwart the sky,
So sweetest music, rich and rare,
In searching tones, like Gods own eye
Fills all my soul, dispels despair
And forms of beauty all divine
Spring up within nv inner mind,
And stronger faith that er'st was thine,
For in that star my guide find.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-01-09

The real object of education is to give emil
den resources that will endure as long as lifo
eocures habits that will ameliornte, not destroy
occupations that will render sickness toleraole
solitude pleasant, age venerable, life more Dig
ni6ed, and death less terrible
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-01-09

Some pleasures, like the horizon, recede per-
petualy as we advance towards them; others,
like Butterflies, are crushed by being caught.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-01-09
D. P. THOMPSON, EDITOR 6 PROPRIETOR.

Conscience is the eyeIid which God has plac-
ed over the eye OF lhe soul, 10 guard its holy
chrystal from impurity.
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Gle Grcemau
Is PUBLISHED EvRsf THURSDAY MoRNINa,
1" W1i"'Orighfs Building, Second Floor Front

TERN'-sl, so in advance; LIS after three months, or
2o0 fter six m1aths. 9<T- Village subsclbers 90.
~ Transportation must, in all cases. be paid by the
sSribers4N
w TT CHENFV pDrNrrp
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List of Agents
FOR THE FREEMAN.

General agents.
V. 3. PALMER, Boston.
s. M. PETINGILL, do.
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FROM LOT WHITCoMB TO L. BROWN, ESQ, OF
WARREN, Vr.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-01-09

WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Worcester, r. Johnsonj Waitsfeld, O skinneri
Warren, u, R1lph; Plainfpd Dr. Bates
Waterbury, F. G. Scott; Marshhelh, s. PkR
Woodbury. A, TnWu Bare, G. 3. Johnson;
Calais, J. Mower Northhed, w. II. Smith
A. Pe1rco, Fayston, E. H. Baxter
G /. S.nvtnn
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23

ARABIAN LIHntEyr-GO where you will talk
aboul what you may, and you will either or
hear of the great Arabian preparation known to the
people of the United States II. G. Faroll's Ccc-
brated Arabian Lnimont It has male some Of the
most remarkable cures Of paralysis rheumatism, ncr-
affections spinal complaints, &c. on record and
indeed as an external remedy is applicable to nearly
all disease which could possibly DO benefited by a
medicine of that kind. See Advertisements 2w35
Ayers CHEnRY PEcToRAL.-We invite the atten-
tion ofour readers the advertisement of Ayers Cher
ry Perf0raL in the columns of our paper as remedy
of the first Importance to the community The ccrti-
fcates published in its favor arc not from unknown
names, but from eminent and widely celebrated men,
Statesmen, Professors, Clorgymen and Physicians
give their strong that this new medicine or
the cure of pulmonary disease, can bo relied on with
confidence by the afflicted for relief, and wo truly
hope its results in section will sustain their con-
clusions elsewhere. See Advertisement. lm35
1TBear in mind, that nature is ever endoavoring to
expel disease when it invades the animal economy,
and only needs the assistance of genial rostora
tve-thorough, yet mild in its action-that will give
tone to the system, AMI ACT UPON THE BLooD-whch
is the prineiple Of life.
GUYsorT's YELLOW Dock AND SARsAPARILLA, as
purifier of the blood, renovator ofthe SYSTEM and
supporter and presorver othe powers of life it has
equal Take IT, on the first indication that disease
is upon you, and you will avert perhaps weeks and
months of sickness and suffering
l1rSee advertisement m3;
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LANCASTEn NHrn MlI.r.e-

HOHN U. GlESY respectfully informs his friends
- and the public in general that his MILL, hqlfa
mite S0att GC Lancaster 01 tie Locda EOGd. form.
cry known Cen. David Ra,,' Mil y is now il r
illness 10 grind all kinds Of Grain.
The Machinery is all new and on tn, most sprrov.
ed nolorn style with French Burrs lie has employ.
ed Mr. SAMUEL DErrz, who is an experienced Miller
and is generally known IN this county to be well quail
fled to manufacture GOOD FLOUR. He therefor,
at.ers himself on being able to render satisfaction
all who may favor him with their custom. Call sp
try.
Lancaster, December 81, 1850 9;
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23

GHERIFF'S SALE.--In Fairfield common
- Pleas Williams s Aciay rs Henry Dt.or, ei ais.
By virtue of order 70 me directed from the cour,
Of common Pleas Of Fairfield county Oaio, vii oter
and expose 70 sale by public VENUE aDi out cry ~
the door Of the courtose in said county, % N0iGcy
NE ION dag If Fc5g1rH 1851, between the hours II
10 O'Clock 4. ". and 4 O'Clock ,. NJ Of said day, the
following described decree Of tha cour Of common
pleas Of Fairfield county Ohio t1-wi. Tn, decree of
Thomas Williams vs.. the Ianpsyiiie and Mysyillp
Turnpike Company Of the 18th September. l5i!, far
Of the l4.h Of May, 1875. Tcrlns Of sale, cash.
OLIVER II. PERRY, Sheriff.
January Q. 50 JTSJ
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23

AN IRusHMAN's GNDIFFERENcE.- Pad.
dy. who was arraigned before cou,,for
horse stealing. after having pleaded not
guilty; the judge asked him by whom he
would be lriedl by the twelve apos.
tles." answered the prisoner. The judge
told him that would not do, for if he was
tried by them he could not have his trial
until the day Of judgment. "Fath, and
l have no objection to that neither, for |
am in no hurry about it at all.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23
OYNIANAAG,

MARRIED On the 10th instant. by the Rev.
H. Willard, Mr.. GABRIEL GRAHAM of this
city, and Miss REBECCA ROSS oI Bern township
On the 3d inst by j Simmons, Esq, Capt.
WILLIAM ], NELSON and Miss EMALlNE
BENEDUM, all Of this county.
The Captain has done wisely, and will reap the
reward Of bis weIl-doing. The parties aud their
friends had loud and happy time, aud we be-
speak for them future full oI joy lul happiness
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23
GREAT CALIFORNIA COLD NINE.

II ATELY discovered for the bebenl 81 Tairfsla and
IL adjoining counties Tho undersigi begs lssyc to
inform the Old customers well As th5 public IN gen.
ers, that he has bought tho entire stock c Goods Of
J. c. MAeeRAeEEs, and ] determined 70 sell Goods
cHrAPEE than has KvEK bscn sOLD here before, Tor
cash or exchange of al kinds Vi Produce.
lADlEs AID lEsriE,irs II fyo8 Nishto Fur. lhsc,
call az PL1uT 5 CfiIAp sfURl Bud VII eCnvnae yGr
that nay sdvaTtienen' is not in yain for intend o.
condnne buBlnsss Al toa Ola stand, eallg4 -G.IAl
WEsTERH" and Pt9UEs CHEAP srogr
JACOB uorT.
Laneager, DesembeT ,, l>1'. pd-lyp21
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9Li95 w
RARGAIY 40 "a rtAn-

V1'HAI Neat and commodious DWELLING IA
HOUSE and the Lot on which the sameis
situated, bring H-LotAo 3, In tie 20A square u
q dIc t0iea CC Lancaster, FoirfeLt county, Oilo.
No" occupied byHenryW Deysling bsg viii be sold
az private sale on peculiarly favorable term,-T'he
91jsrtbetHS 10 close Trust under piic8 the sane IL
Terms Of SaLe.Ouly ono fourth port Of tie yur.
case money will be required to BE- paid In hsnJ, anI
credit Of one, tlr5 and three t,earg vyi lao yive C
the payment OF the residue with iatercs,.
POSSESSION 70 be had the first Iay Of i1rl n.zt
OF iuf'Aer particulars apply 10 n. II. HUNTER.
=, ., Agen; for g. n. GRAFFLIN, Trustee
~ u not sold before the first iay Of Match ney'.
the premises will be for ropt l,ro1, ,,sr r-, ~,
first Of April. II. II UIyTFR sg@,,
Lancaster, January Q, 1851! GVs5
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sALEOF REAL EsTATE.

K9Y virtue OF dned of trust, executed bv Jo,eph
Rb Sddons late ofthe county Of Fairfsd, and state
Of Ohio, on the eighteenth day of June, A. D. Ig40:
will offer at public auction, the premises on Sa.ur.
lav, the 25.hday olJanuary ls5I between the hours
OF 10 o'clock A. NJ and o'clock ?. NJ OF said d4v all
that piece or parcel Of land situate lying and being in
the couaty of Hooking, )ormery in Fairfield county
and State Of Ohot being the north halfof the west
half the southeast qnarter OF the northwest quarter
dissection number twenty-five (22) oftownship twelve
Q2l OF Rengenumber nin"aen 40 in tho district OF
acres, less Said deed Of trust given 10 secure
the payment Ola debt yabla BY said joseph sidlons
to Reeves Z Rannett.
Dated December 49, 1850
dee 81 3Dy4 WN FLOYD Trusloa
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DOy,T sroP M,

Nfsrs ynur hurry 50 e7rly
am bound for th9 Fllalll0liI f5zss, - m .,f9ys
70 purch.ss a few Goo3s J rxsria l4.t egoy.r,
De- LsineS, Calieocs ard other srtrlss that h4d beer
bought there, ths greatest haT sin.f ever ,sv, mi
want t. lay N mt slppiJ 5qjcff hsy g,e ct g0;c
Lancaster, January ), -
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23

SERIOUS SPORT - Mr.. l.. p. Johnson
planter at Shirt Tai Bend, Mississippi,
gave party the other day, at which
young Johnson undertook to kiss all the
ladies present. He commenced by kis.
stag Mrs. Cox. at which her husband,
who was present took offence, used hard
words and slapped the young mans face
This caused general row. during which
bowie knives were freely used. Seven
of the party were wounded, of whom
Mr.. Cox, DR.. Gilbert and young John.
son are considered dangerously.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23

PANAMARAu. RoAD.-The Panama
Rail Road Company has called for the
payment Of instalments Of ten per cent.
per month, on the capital stock Of said
Company. until all is paid. commencing
tun the first of February next.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23

NIEVFNU
Imports nj New Orlean.:-
In l8iO-ll..-. 1881 hoXcs, valacl at ) l85
IN l8l9-j0... G2308 boxes, valued ut l8O GG5
Imports Mt Cmciunaii:-
In l3i9-50.... l6j.8i0 boxes valued ut 39a $50
The average price AT Cincinnati for six years.
has been g. cents.
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4 SSIGNEE,s N0TICF

"a ''RN.7 Eb'S NOIiCB,--NnLl1ei Is hereby giy.
n en-. that the undersigned has been appo.nid by
Gilbert McFaddcn in bis oyn tight as ho sury.y9r cf
Charles q. Wilson Co.. stac in rustinr The ben
eft Of creditors, by his certain D. els Of rrs. on rs
cord, under date the I0h and 1914 int Al persons
having claims against said McFad!en in either Ca pac
JOSEPH CLAYTON, Assiguee
Rushyille, Ohio, Jsnuary lG. 3ma7
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23

II MURPHY, would espaetiully inform th' ci-
IA. zens of Lancaster and vicinity that she has re-
moved to the rooms formerly occupied by ]. C. Wea-
YER Co.. in the Tallmadge Block where she is open
ing beautiful assortment OF Fancy and Dry
Goods, which she would be plessel % show to her
friends and tbs public u general.
lancaster, Arril II, 1850 50
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23


TIE LA:rsct Of yellow D5cs snc sarsapalilla Is a
positive pa"dT m P-rasupr. cure sorsl comrla.a,s
Mci!srt % FE,thJ-s rs mild altcratiyn propoltjeu
renters paca.ry arrl'cl 10 10 the slcnd aud De.
lics.2 conlltunCn ~ he fcne7 7. i5 unrivslaj in
rs effects upon such iisrssas Is Incirifat corunp-
no 1arrenness, !gu-olhIa or whites irregular men
stT-'r icron.,n-rce u.ria7, and general rro. .fatcn
o! t.a system. / Immediately eou2terscts that dis
tGessns n7rvyItl-ss aaf ltsii,lae So ommon to the
seEate frame, AMI inpsrts 81 energy ard euovsnev
asaJrprs,ng = they are grateful. :" ? h7ve evidence
on lie wHich IN iucge ug strongly 70 recommend this
Medicine = uar e. pooFle who have not been bless
ed with 0itsYrin5.
PRoL i25Cs U1rsa, or Falling cFthe Womb. Of fye
wears standing, cu'e- by Or, GUysot.s Extract ofYel
lo% D5cE s1i s1rsar Fila, after every 9th known
Iemecy Las been Tigd without relief.
W4arry7-ov, Ohio, Felruary. 1879.
his certIlca that my VITA assd yeurs, has been
sun ieraz un4ar the shave complaint for FIVE yearl--
nearly ell OF that time confined 10 her bed heve for
tour years constantly employed tbs best melcai tai.
ea' that could procured il this section Of the ccun
Try, without any benefit whatever, ! have slso pur
cHaet cFafv instrument reccmmended for the cure Of
sug1 disease, all of which proved WORTHLESS.
IN tle Spring oi lt43 Wos induced BY ny isenls'o
ry Or. ituysJ,t yellow Dock and sar apar lla which
vas used t0r four months After she had used it or
aout four wesisitwas evident 70 all that che as i'm
prorlns, anl from this ttae le improved rapid yanl
gained es1 ant trengt until the disease was entire
y removed and she is new enGying most exGslieH'
! We ba3rg uei5 bors ofJulia and Vim. Monfort,know
that the above statement, to the sickness Of Mrs
Nonort, and as TO the cure being effected by Guy
sotts Yellow Deck aid sarsaparills, to be strictly
/ ,ru4 SARAH POWERS
! JANE EDDY.
/ lT&oae genu NJ uulsss put up in lg3, boiue5'een'
tanning quart, AMI name OF the Syrup blown N rae
glass, with the written sgusfure, $ T. beHhetG' OF
the outside wrapper.
/ SOFA by J. D PARK Cincinnati Ohio,
( Northeast corner Of Fourth and Walnpt Streets-en'
trance on Walnut s.reet,-to whom al orders must
I be slha5saI
A7rsTs-Gaorg' Kaufman. Lancaster; Kreiler and
Co.. logan: D. Aaw1nl Sugar Groves Clements, Roy
alton: William r. Breck, Csfroi.
september @, 1850. II
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The Lnncnster Instlinte

There will be meeting of snil Institute on
Friday Evening the oath inst. ut the Town Hall.
A Lecture will be delivered by ~ ScHLElcH.
The following Question will he dscussed,viz;
"Resolced, Tkat il is practicable 10 hgis'ate
in adOdhce Of pVbhc scHtit&rnR
AL GEoRu. W AyeR-Neg VIRGiL L SHAW,
The public are respectfully invited 10 atten =.
JOSEPH A, SHAW, Secretary.
january 90, 1851.
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APEEpWRLL ForNnnY.


NEQhGE J. BI1LEn has ,s,ociste8 v,ith hir.s
~ Ill ssrhINsilAA Nt ~ EELAY sEd tie buainsta
'lS THs PsH,n.9S sa"s9Sso, q lFlIL5R Fl-, HEERY.
| 'I. onl,ry aas eeen enhlgta sn3 in- p
now pfspsEea 70 Do sry fir5 of vssk iribeis lac :.
All tneif weri viii 30 dr,a n ths. fuo,l sni,,snlII
nd Improved naia,r ap5 wlTsl..sA
Copper, Tin and sheet.Iron Whro.
They lave purchased af NJ. JU,ls wosH The a.
t1lshlncnt eonduc''d ty hr on 2tTs'rttt onc deer
EaSt oC b!e Cbsfbffc4 hicrc. whero thay lntsra h,
contnue the business hall ityer.oua brtnchoa They
wi 9lFays keep cn Eans &nl lua!lGeSure 70 eGdpr ~
siEta ~ Jini Luaptrgn1 Gacti hun Nsra wlfth Nh
osn1d- 4. ilo rot rsaa. 2l soda tAe loves rates
ibf55 Il d l1y,.T and PlougAs.
IL ;,rucctioa via the o'heT dsraI.metts 4 tAelr
og4n,p thay mt nd 70 basigw duo share of aiteEs
G5A p ne nnDiac'ura I'D ssla q Stoves, Hollow
Wore ard FDu2as Ilg ~fl rlways 10 .uppioa
"l'h 40 assortment 1f Cooling, Psilor, and nllfr Do
s- IIhns l' sl1v oi tg iaest and most fppz5yed
balofh7, such "a L su,'s Double Oven, neebesieT,
slN'F2f. yrriereu-e, frcs'l,nt and Bucks Cooking
SlH'os' iiay have also tho RoUsa AKp REApY
L9oE'Eo a4o7E which u .iy tms l. .sliig the lead
oI A.! yileIs snd u -ultii1. -ltillr.
iGr!r rS,,,c" q H94'R NsrN iuch - sussT Krt.lcs
ron, nlAth' CN,ns, &C., 'g llwsys " lsIsa clgugh
a. suii Ii msIaet.
]esfrFtlops 81 ITQUaHS--R Rusay.i.s, Lora's CsI,
Eirss LLrshear. sa3 ~ oon torui6nee iotnultc-
uiiy Psf.ri S,esl rlrr.4 v.i,b crain a. .Ss,si,t
D4 elsIgs1 lls tao or l.Tcc l0r5,s Th.se Floughs
VIII .lv.rf Je ~ mp viii crst lil elre and o. tho
no5f Wanyial lnll e ~ always lave On hrd EX
IRA 6HAIES iog Mosa ibs; may need them.
Catlin's Prcz iah Wheat Drill.
Ti-y int ID also; nsI ul4ciurc foT the next seoson
he aJcve NulH Ds.l. i Is 1ha 81 tho ytTy hest IN
use and ,an be fo!i ioi Fiy Bol'a-s sre viii he III.
srF-dto work vel .li., 1iiH feeds With sn suger
aud Is cCisu. u.ItEly E..rs ,yisr tran snv other nO'y
~ u. mo~.4 .4H .r a-44ttth- Foundry and our
" growers are respectfully invited 10 examine
Il lor themselves.
Tie custom ol Ac riiIc Il respectfully solicited.
EYCy effort will b. ral. n scconlmodste them with
s'od :rhtics % ;fa ioF CT yricCa The practical ca
Pufler 'l the tr.'r .3r'n W.l crsblc them 70
n4H1isetare tr=ry alL' " IN tas tos sld most lrra-
10 - le. tail an eAsanc taiors yGreaasing else
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La 4-ter December 81. lt.D 50
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u The Baltimore Sun says that it is
ascertainad that the Government is large.
ly defruuded by the use of postage
stamps. They have been used in some
instances two or three times over Stamp.
ed envelopes are proposed, to obviare
the difficulty.
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'I'O IEOMsc-IIccprrs.

i,naO - ahOuSP-NccpefS
DECISIONS wishing to purchase Goods of this des.
cTipton, will find it to their interest to call at
FINGER, WHITE & LATrA'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 Tongs,
Candle Sticks, Lamps, Stair Rods,
Tubs, Churro, Wash Boards, &c. &c. &c
lancaster november u, 1850 IS
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RECE IPTs FOR THE GAZE1rF.
Caleb Coplen $l,7j John Ju ian...... 100
john Susar.- .....:...........-' l,15
NEW SUBSCRIBERS,
John Brenaniau jonas Erie id.
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TIE EXPERIMENT, has SUCCEEDED

'BNHl spelli brnken--laylight has dawnea ufon
i our ncnightcd town Lancaster is cityl Tho
" Iron Horse ii on the track-Ap0lhGorics Hal,
No. 1916 Hain-sTcet is now the c5ltye Of attraction
The Proprietor has laid the entire Globe under cont-
button to furnish supplies to his countless customers.
His catalogue embraces every hing and MORE TOO!
Ladies' and Geutl' utl'men-married-- unmarried and
you that want to married, big boys snd little girls
esS money than can be had IN any other citgi
Lancaster December -, 1850