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Despatched 10 The american Telegraph.
Tour usual tLegraphic report Of the Northern
markets had not reached us at our hour for
going to press.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-11-18
SPLENDID EEGRAvINGs.

SPLENDID ENGRAVINGS.
TNHE most splendid lot Of Engravngs imported
i to this country is open. Also, cheap pubca-
tons by all the most celebrated publishers; Dr. Youngs
great Physiological Work Marriage, a edition
Life and History OF Kossuth, with portrait
Ladies and gentlemen invited TO call and view the
Engravngs they selections from the most esteemed
French masters Ga Also, old Books bought and sold
On Penna. avenue, next TO Express Office.
nov IS-3teor
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FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT.

80 new three-story and basement BRICK HOUSE,
NJ containing two parlors four chambers, basement
Asdinng-room and kitchen, furnished in gentce and
comfortable manner pleasantly situated in the neghbor
hood Of the General Post Office will be rented or the fur
niture will be so upon reasonable terms and
given Immediately, on application to
DYER q MCGUIRE,
nov 7-du Corner of 10th st and pepna ay
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NOTICE.

rINHE SUBSCRIBER, thankful for past favors would
most respectfully call the attention of his friends
and the public generally to his PROVISION STORE,
south side Pennsylvania avenue, between Az and 9th
ctreet and Immediately opposite National Hotel where
an be had at all times, and the most accommodating
terms,
Summer and Winter Cured Bacon
Lard, Pork, Smoked Beef
Beef Tongues, &C., &c.
nov 14-1m RUDOLPH RICHHORN
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M0RsEs SYRUP OF YELLOW DOCK.

M0RSES SYRUP OF YELLOW DOCK
ONE of the best remedies put before the public
" for all diseases arising from impure state of the
Blood as all kinds Of humors cutaneous diseases obst
nate ulcers, &c. All kinds of complaints arising from
indigestion, from acdity of the stomach papitation
the heart cold feet and hands, &c, &C., cectualy
and permanently cured by its
Taking into consideration the salutary effects Of this
Medicine its strength virtue and quantity sold for the
price, 1t is decidedly the cheapest Medicine in
Price 81. For sale only at BUTTS Drug Store,
conner Penn. av. and 18th street.
Circulars, for gratuitous distribution, containing
strongest evidence Of its great and nesmable value
Call and get one
nov J7-2t Wash. News, Repub. Union
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IL lower portion of Sixth Seventh street. calfskin
POCKET-BOOK, containing $12, in and two dollar
notes, and papers which of use to any one
but the suitable reward will be given the
same if left at the office Of the American Telegraph.
13-tf a. SENTER
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY,

Eighth Street. near Pennsylvania Auenue
rTHE SUBSCRIBER has opened Register at his office,
i where owners of Houses, Lots, Farms, &C., wishing
to sell, register the same with full description
thereof free of charge This Register will always be kept
open for the inspection of persons wishing to purchase,
per cent win be charged the subscriber for his services
in negotiating the same.
Ga Twenty handsomely located BUILDING LOTS,
and one new large FRAME HOUSE, containing ten
rooms, and also small BRICK HOUSE, for SALE Also,
for rent on street, Gsland) pleasant twostory and
attic Frame House, containing seven roomsrent 50 per
month. JOHN L. SMITH,
lift Attorney at Law and Justice Of the Peace
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-11-18

lust RECEIVED large and elegant assortment of
- Boys Fall and Winter Clothing, conssting OF Over
coats, Jackets Pants Vests Shirts Undershirts &C. &C.,
all of which really fine and desirable, and worthy the
attention purchasers Also choice and elegant
sortment Of Shirts Of all qualities and colors, Under
shirts and Drawers Stocks, Cravats Handkerchiefs,
Gloves Socks &C., to which the attention Of Gentlemen
is particularly invited. VIM WALL,
oct 1-n Pa. ay, 10 doors west of 9th st
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LEATHER! LEATHER 4!

LEATHEHI LEATHER 7!
FIIE SUBSCRIBER begs TO offer his friends and the
i trade in general his large assortment of French
Calf Skins and Patent Calf Skins Of the most approved
brands and Leather in general all of which he will sell
low, for cash approved credit.
60 dozen French Calf Skins from 81 to $50 per doz
Homemade Calf Kipps and Uppers
$50 sides Spanish Sole Leather
1000 pounds superior Light Shoe Skirting
100 sides Harness, Bride, and Band Leather
Morocco Shoe Innings and Binding Skins
Shoemakers' Findings, (Solze Kitt9
Gar The only agent for Horace III. Days Thread Web
bing for Congress Boots.
Rs- Store kept open until o'clock p.
T. G.. FORD,
nov 14-6t Cornex Of 18th and SITS.
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EOR CLOAKs, wRAPPINGs, SC.
IL 10 pieces ~ colored Velyets
do "a and a. black Vevets
IL do o. Ermine Cloths and Flannels
Is do fine French Merinoes
20 do very heavy Popns oil shades
do very heavy black Silk, suitable for
Cloaks, &C.
With large and general assortment Of all kinds Of
seasonabe Dry Goods, at the lowest market prices.
nov 12-lm YERBY MILLER.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-11-18
NOW OPENING

NTE ARE NOW OPENING large and seasonsble
w assortment Of Dry Goods to which we invite the
attention of buyers We name in part
$50 pairs OF all grades Bed Blankets
200 I" OF low-priced Servants do
30 pieces Fine flannels, suitable for families
10 " Welch and doublemilled Flannels
80 {" Low-priced Fannels, from IS cts. up a
30 " Satinetts, all grades
Is /" Tweeds do
100 " Cheap Nous do Lame, 12lz cts. mp
60 " Parumetta Cloths all grades and colors
rs T" Low-prced Casbmeres
is French Merinos, all colors and cheap
125 " Silks embracing variety OF styles.
large and cheap lot Of Carpets with good sssort
ment OF Rugs OIL Cloths, SC.
nov 7-d2wf YERBY a MILLER.
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"a GARD.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED respectfully informs the citizens
i Of Washington that he has opened JOB PRINTING
OFFICE of and 8th streets where hei prepared
to execute every description of Job Printing and he
hopes to be able to give satisfaction to those who may
favor him with their orders. PA
Cards. Handbills, Notices, Insurance Policies, Bank
Checks, Labels, Pamphlets, &C., &C., printed at short
notice. JONATHAN KIRKWOOD.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 49, 1851.
S Any orders left at the Office Of the american 7ee
graph will be promptly attended to- sep 13--N
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WTASTE PAPER.-A lot of good Waste Paper,
w for wrapping, can be had at this office.
nov l5--tf
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There is good sleighing at Keene, N. H. ---Ea.
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
have for rent either separately together five large
chambers and parlor furnished in the best STYLE in
my house, on 18th street, between Il and streets.
G. GAUTIER, la Vile de Paris,
nov 1S-3t Cor of Penna. av. and 18th ST.
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NEW YORK APPLEs.
BOYS, CLOTHING,

lust RECEIVED and for sale, at the northeast
of 18th and Streets 1SS barrels very superior Ne,
York Fall and Winter Apples (nov 14-4ts.
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lust RECEIVED, variety OF patterns Of the above
u articles, and for sale cheap, at MRS. COLLISIONS
Fancy and Millinery Store.
Also NEW PATTERN BONNET just opened
nov 13-G Ca SIXTH ST., near Louisiana
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ADJUSTMENTS.
RUSSELL SMITHS
PanOrama Of the Holy Land.
The Last Week!

huWIBSIOu IN|2 C6uCB! N.
rs NOW OPEN AT TEMPERANCE HALL, and will
i be exhibited every evening, at TX O'clock and or
Wednesday and Friday afternoon at o'clock Doors oper
an hour previous. [nov lift
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-09

E"i"n; lut riust acknowledge that Gre'n*';';" !:
~ cd maiish, j!aay'',:I ar! hal'''s M y
- nil r'e:sc {! population N !:.e i:'s - -"
Au': las$Eit'.i have Hoe Any: ting i.S;? = :!
"uS ihi: h'ie 80 -!i aire = ;:!;":i - .:.-si
! ar y A'::%, ii iiri:. VIZ! ~: :t!,!s' $780, J..
10 'ni,rU:'s HIS; Is, il ,,;s.cnti .:el. = si't az
'"hs N lis ;:!i!s:.i 10 !i!o rosiaiy .: I'.n', =
Quoted he: IL having white ,ap:I:;i''n 60 49, 49,
oh che delegate he las wh:;" ';i..,'," % ~.
!ii"Sl a":! has wo Delegates. :'. ~! -. .
e.! her on III. white The nike! h;si j Wn' h''"
nl'Nke IN the i,ai Of Ike Gentleman, .i .Tci'r !
desired 10 correct linn
AIR CHA MHLlSS 1supposc that Preston - =" "' ~
unanimous when she yields power. that 1t Is hfo" ma
claim which my friend disposed TO s.ani'
Does he rocoect that the county of Grres!l'e S'eN
power tool Docs lie rccollect that the mlEed Eiss
which am now advocating deprives Grccisfhe 0, hei
representative We too, are willing upon pni.'p's ~
yield power. If from circumstances We have ios' pup"
ht'Gn and we have been unmarried, do not h"w ih'
we VIII ever take bridegroom from county WIeh
lugged IN the arms uf Maryland ana Pennsylvania ana
lhc only county Ill the commonwealth embraced ny .' st
Two States ! shall not look Preston for n''ca"d
because We should have such increase ID our
5000 children in the last ten years LaiShte!'l
!ell you that the old maid which represent Is not
Wiling to become quite prolific L@ugmter.l w
not want to go into that family, and shall ese:ew Il
IN all imc and now forbid the banns-yo'l mus iooR
out inr another Spouse. Much laughter. but KNOW
mat the gentleman did not anything GisrePe'te!
to Greensviilc know ms friend too well 10 believe any
thing of tie kind But let back to the qGesii N
OF at sdcrem taxation. 1t is offered peculiar r..
lection to slave property-;hat ut least is the point OF
View II which 1t Is urged l!cre-lnd csEc ll ny tac
gentleman from Berkeley Let look the thing lit
IT, 90 not ii nate the value Of the taxable property
oihls commonwealth at thehig figure to Which he goes
do not believe that the taxable property Of TIM state
Is over :500000000, rather than $I500c2c9o rs has
been estimated by some
SEVERAL MEMBERS. Oh. no.
Mr.. CHAMBLISS. Gentlemen say, "oh! no. bat
let us look 1T it. estimate the value Of negroes ilich
lower than soIac gentlemen do, for know sometime:
about them. There many here who know nothing Q,
the habits, character value or ANYTHING else OF negro
Laughter. J;st look at the first district the i"0'
take about their yalue-thot i certan(-:77 ,OCo,
Let lis examine my estimate according to the figures
which follow, which, ii time permitted would fully
explain:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-09

Rr,ao?Es ~ .,r F{'L1Z ia toMmitre # The sThoc
ca TurSdog, .HaJch 31h, 1851.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-09

1oth '1hi>S'
Suppose you raise the sum of 100000 revenue from
property (ths is abont the sum now raisc) then you
assess tax OF ll0th Of per cent on all the property
Slaves constitute about third of Tie wealth Of the
entire State, and would consequently be subecte, 10
tax OF abcut $l5O0GO, instead Of ISL COO which they
now pay.
So that put the aggregate wealth of The State inroand
numbers at $50lCGo03O. prt uwn the slaves as being
W., til $3.50 000,0 900. Well now how does the ad an!o
rem principle protect the slave PROV crtY in the Common
wealth of Virginia. 1t row pays a tax Of eighty; ne
tho lsan four hundrnd ana friy for dollars tia: i.
ioaesxteenh of one per cent. of Their whole value
suppose you take the whole taxable property Of i:
Commonwealth and raise the revenue from it that you
now raise, you will then raise onc-oenth OF ore pei
cent? upon nc whole value Of all The taxable property
in the State, and what will be the effect upon Il sa"cs
Instead OF paying e!shty-cne thousand doiars-aHc
it is taxed nov as high il bear the slave property
will pay $4,000, or l-l0th Of one per cent. of it
whole value productive and unproductive, and lcreb,
relieve these supcrllues and luyures OF life, and place
te taxation upon our slave property. Is that rish!
nave no Objection 10 paying, far proper accord
ing TO my ability but ask ii when sl5o000 900 is hei
whole value, ii Sl500O0 is not too much for the owner
VI te saves 10 pay, particularly VIXEN it is known Tia
oie nall OF the slaves totally yalueless, far
Lap Or concerned. But will stop here to remark ti
our Western brethren tell us that ii do not adopt tn
at raIor"m principle Of taxation we throw the ia
upon their horses. cattle and sheep. Is that so-accord
ing 10 tle census OF l64O, there sixty thousa!
more cows aud three hundred and fifty thousand NOR
hogs, East than West of the Blue Ridge and two hun
dred thousand more sheep West than East. We ia
the advantage, according that record in neat cattle
What the census Of 1850 may disclose, am unable
say Western Virginia, however, according to The ta'
bill of last year. which gives the most accurate into
nation in regard to tine number of horses in the Who'll
State, has ten thousand moro horses, than Easter
yirSini' b. your system Of al peiorem taxation yo
diminish the ta. upon everything except the slave pr
perry and yet invite me TO take thai! as the best pro
ton you have for it. Let examine this mode Of Ia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-09

WALL STREET
Tn;;oria- ana Ready Made Clothing Store.
y1IJ subscribed having oIcd the sore, No. Wall street.
q ,Gcr the City Hotel, fer TIC purpose Of conducting
n III, former patrons and the public, that lie has on hand
fuj, assortment Of fashionable AID seaso;iablc
READY MADE CLOTHING.
together with extensive assortment Of Cfhs, Cassmercs
and FcsfiHcs All OF which have been selected with great
care in tie Northern cities within the past few wceks He
now prepared all orders a, the shortest notice and
in the most approved style
III. would call attention 70 his assortment Of Genterncn's
Furnishing articles viz: Shirts Collars Drawers, Sears.
Neck and Pocket HdAfs, Gloves Umbrellas. Money Belt
&C.
N. B-A large assor.mens Of BOYS CLOTHING.
Sc 27-tf ELLIS S. McELROY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-09

NATS.-l3JD bushels superior article, in the Dock IL
) sale by lal3l WRIGHT & LANCASTER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-09

TgyHE ONLY GOOD EFFECT OF THE MEX
Il ICAN WAR-Thls is the language Of a gentleman in
reference to the Mexican Pile Reedy he having been cured
this most distressing disease by usng according directions
The Mexican Pile Remedy certain, specific and permanent
in its effects and the cnre Is RADICAL and enure
Fo: Eaaby GAfNOR o. WOOD:
IA Is Agents for Richmond, Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-09

then tie last expiring groans of liberty herself will IL
heard AMID Tie crumlbing ruins Of dssolvns Union
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-10-23


LANCASTER MACHINE FOUNDRY.
o. DEYoL 3 co. are preParodto % furnish all kiads
NJ. .;of Steam Engines, upon short notice aud
at Cincinnati and Pittsburgh prices
Also, all kinds Of Mill Gearing, Hosting Screws,
Regulating Screws, Jack Screws Fullers Screws and
Cider Screws.
Mill Spindles Of cast iron or wrought.
Bales and DriverB &c. &C.
They will also furnish the Parker WheoI N
suit any head Of water, aud With either iron 81 WOOD
shalt. Also, tho Atkinson Wheel fit up AZ above
on the Parker Wheel has expired and con"
segnentiy they can be had much cheaper.
Ihoy also continue to make DeyOI,s Threshiu,
Macnines, andkeep lot constantly on hand. ,vaTl
ranted the best in Ohio. - ny Ysr-
All the above articles will DO made with o.ro.;ol 1
care and by tho best wormen and wilIbe
All hndsof repairing done upon the shortest natsu
They also keep constantly on hand. ALE KgSS SI,
CASTINGS, usually kept in Foundry. TN, 1n'.. Vt
conpleted their front shop SO that those WIZ ssis
can examine their work. "Ho eaii'
They are also at this time manulachr;roy ,t,o Y :,
fell Cook Stove, which received tho frat po..
um at the Ohio State Farat Cincinnati ast Fs,
will keep them constantly onhand 49, anu
The known quality Of the work done at this ast.h
years pastishe best guarantee tbs,
in future, the subscribers will labor TO desire th
tronage of the public. They invite examination.p pa
2 Lancaster, May %, 1851 G. DEVOL & co.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-10-23

FATAL CONSEQUENCE OF FoLI.Y, An
occurrence, which happened at a yopng
ladies' seminary in New York, is men
toned in the Times Of that ciy. which
presents another proof Of tho folly of in
dulging in the. thoughtless practice ofal
tempting to frighton others. Two Of the
young ladies' in The institution were en-
gSged intheir own room. conversiug up
ON the science of anatomy, in the course
Of which one of them proceeded to re,
late some experience she had formerly
acquired in dissecting-room, just as
the conversation reached this point, the
door Of the room opened and another Of
the inmates Of the seminary entered with
slow and solemn tread, having white
sheet wrapped about her form, aud her
face powdered to perfect wlitetess, ier
.jot, black hair, eyes and brows presenting
contrast which gave a astarting livillUess
TO her ghost, like countenance. The lady
who was relating her experiences, as al
ready stated, is said to be meutaly supe
riUrto any of her classmates, aud noted
for her strength of mind and lreedom
from nervousness aud absurd sensibiIity
So sudden, however. was tho approach
Of the figure, just at a moment when hei
mind was least prepared for any thing as
sociated with thoughts of the dead, that
upon beholding the apparilion she fell
sonseless to Il Q floor, aud awoke to the
scenes around her only to show her aix-
ious attendants that reason had fled and
left sad tokens ofthe mental wreck. At
last accounts, no change was discovera.
bic inlhe distressing symptoms ofthe un.
fortunate girl, aud there is little eneour'
agemenl to hope that reason will ever re
sumo it's seat. This occurrence, Of course
has produced much distress, both in thl
seminary and in the families Of the re
spectivs, parties.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-10-23
Fairfield County Clothing store.

-,,+,TI, a ,r,,,-S,', o''! SASs ,,1,s
AIIIH& y 11EG hSye lust added to their stock oil
- tIsAui -AlAlIl Clotmhg a large assortment iof
spring era oaf1aer IkeaT, Wlieh VIZ ne soIu tthe
g P.aS C"tSin,, Il tbo ,.o,.
,os, tho n,ri,ot aiToyi2 Wavinq exnsricnse in tbs
p',sass a and ho;nc nn ,ns;nf,d yilb tbe nalng
~ aS Cod tba,,b;ri tSov otFr halter orts
" w tbsn anv o,Snr cttsSisbnent in tbs
It,;no 20 r to I'm 40 cc an tho
,ei,o an1 o amol;t oS ~ gooJs 'e
s ~. i, e'oiy '1rio'y
ana eyelS s'e su,'aoio 'iI .Vi V'e scasGm, /,
tney so teeps M ususi E IVA s o,
wy WHY peSe, wv us. osSu'1n, W. Gnu 'e soIyes' ;
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-10-23

Ir TAXES TnE "VlMtN." - Tho tw"
daily papers of Elmira have been htidg
ppaper bullets of the BRAIN al each 9th
er, for some days past. with much sever
i.y. Mrs. c. NJ. Burr. assistant editrsss
of the Clarion. became entapgled in the
contest, aud received some pretty harsli
raps from Mr. Fairmau, of the RepU6li.
can As an offset To this. Mrs. BUR seIiI
va poetic gem toihe Republican for ii
! sl.ittn, over fictitious name. Of course
4-euliiied The Death of Summer
Fairman nabhed at the bait The poetic
gem was sci before bis readers, aud il
proved to be an acrnsdc-the initial let.
ters reading "LOag Lire Fdirmaa,
Prince Of ASSES. Aaea" There never
was much gaiDed by quarrelIing with a
woman. no matter in what light you
view it.-RepDbi,can Era.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-10-23
Dr. INnMo,e shnNer 4.rsnrnriiln.

MORE EVIDENCE, Another remarkable cure
lhl fREAD TFsl I II Is from young lady resid
lug in0ur city, CnRrWIcArE.
CHclNSArr, FobruuyT l85l.--'Fhls "a to certify
that my slater, Mary Z. Helman, was attacked with n
Disease in her hip moro Than three years ago which
rendered her utterly helpleis that she wa8 compol-
oil To keep her bed All hopes Of her recovery were
dosnaired Of some ol tho most eminent physlcians
of Covngton AMI Cincinnati attended her all Of whom
declared her case hopeless one Passing by Dr.
llowaa Dep0t, an idea suggested ITSELF that 60 try
ona bottle ot his Shaker Sarsawrla could dc no harm
Accordingly purchased onu bottle and before L con-
tantS wore entirely usod she received bohoilt was
induced TO try another, and another; before the last
wna naod she was ncany rncovored, Now sho has
no pain can walk aud has tho ehtle se of hcr limb
two cure. II Is but few months since sinca sha COM
menecd taking II, (Simedl J G, BEIATAN.
Cincinnah Daly Commercial
| Remnmbcr nia wonderful and astonishing cure was
cilectedby the usO OF throo bottles only Of DR. s. d.
/ hOWES SHAKER SARSApARILLA, THE aRrkr
SeRNp Ann suAMER MgnIctNE
| bearin MUD, II purihes tho blond and prevents din.
cases u Is the only SarsApara that acts upon the
uNer Kidneys aud blood at tho same time, which ron
hry Females
Dr. MWsey Professor in the Ohio Melcal Coh,gc
says the Sh1kcr prcpuaiona arc truly valuable. Kin
rlcumnends Aien 70 the public, The sick and a6lirt
Ird, ara rapcScd IT, call and obtain A na,nnhIn, an,
pur'htss abOule ot this valuable Family niodicin,
No Msrcury-no IMMORAL no Poisonous Durs II
tho Shkcr SarNprilla. Remember II ia warrantc
o DO purely and cHircly regctadLc, and a. Fomal
and temlly medicine thas no equal
i 1rho sure you enquire for Dr. s D. llawes sho
ker Sarsaparilla, and tako no other
Quart bottles 81 per bottle, Or six bottles for sb
For sale by DIR $. D HOWE, Proprietor, No.
College Hall, Cincinnati, 10 whom all orders must
allte5,ed and by NJ Y. KREIDER, Lancaster.
KREIDER & Gu, Logan.
| l.. HYLE, Amanda.
| Anri 10 tQbt gmIO
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-10-23
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20 oian,,,,'"o, 2p,",Lsr sh.n.. 40 --
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lie smoke. einns and che,ss
ch,;. ,y,n,ss;,.,o. L,u.
llny,. l;s ,,hv yosl
i.nl,,tLas',,r, i,'.,,,.. ,.,,.,y J,v
TIan ,yer. old Grimes, best. .....
H., .y.,,s . gol,I ,,,,,cl IN Li. G,b
Fren, ii h,nu goI,len seals;
uaL,;L, J,.iyoe o,,,,o,J ,L.. l,,yu
blind ! horse, heels.
il, ,hshio,,s c,urts he constant walks.
Where bs delight doth shed; -a
nj. h,'nJ, ,r, ,vbitp and y.ry soIt
pn, snGer il Nj. head.
U,', six feet tall. no post more straight,
His teeth are pearIy white;
l., lobits no Is s5n,ptimes Loose
And sometimes very light.
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