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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-06-12

THG New CoNsTITUTtuN.-The atten'
ton Of the reader is directed 10 the adj
dress, which will be found upon our out
side. 1t is all ably written document aud
examines tho subject under consideration
fairly aud candidly.
Next Tuesday is the day Of election,
We hope our readers will turn out and
vote as they deem the best interests Of
the State demand, without regard 10 ANY
influences except what their W judg-
ment dictates. II is all important matter.
Tho result Of that days voting will have
All influence upon the Stale. for good or
i'll. fer many years to come, aud therefore
it belhooves every good citizen To act
prudeully and wisely, and So discharge
his duties that no will have nothing here.
ailel to regret. The dostinies ofOhio are
in the hands of her own people.
SCISSORS Some person or persons,
with mulico afoIethuusht and against the
peace aud dignity Of tho State, did, be
tween tho hours Of Saturday evening aud
Monday morning last, enter our sonclum
aud with force aud arms carry away our
Scissors" lfthis were The FIRST offence,
we would say nothing; but as it is the
lhild time, we wish ii distinctly under.
stood that We don't keep the article 10
sell or take. lfIhey should happen Ia be
in the hands Of some porsun, who thinks
We ought Ia write more aud scissor less,
lot him come aud do it himself. lfthey
should be in tho possession OF some one
who needs them aud will use them prop
erly, lot him keep them, If they should
happen To bo in the keeping of some one
who took them for a speculation. we ad'
wise him 10 keep n sharp I0nkoul or else
he may iud himself in a place where he
cant cut the bars.
In conclusiun aud for the future bene6
Of any one needing the article, VT viii
state that McSsrs, EIhngor, White & Lat
Ia, p. b, Embich s. Co, aud p. Bope
keep on hand a constant asso'tment, oJ
excellen; kinds, which they w;l dispose
of 81 luw that M man need steal them
und run tho risk ofthc Jail or penitentia,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-06-12

DGAru,-At Cedar Hin. nstr Frank
fort Kentucky. on the l2lh of May, Mrs,
Anna luuis, relict of the Hon, Henry la
uis, aud mother of Mrs. J. j. Crittcuden
This lady was nue ,flhe pioneers fKen'
lucky, and has been the pride other State
a"d an ornament To the country. Her
carly days were spent in the wilderness,
aud in society If such men as Clarke, st.
Clair. Wayne, Shelby, Scott Tot the bat.
Ito of Munmouth,) Wilkinson, (who bore
the news of B~urGnyne's surrender,
Buone. Henderson, Logan, Hart. Nicho
las. Murray, Allen, breckenridge, aud al
the great spirits of tho West. She saw
Washington as he led his broken army
through the Jersys, and as he returned il
triumph frum Yorktown,
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Sale of the GAINESVILLE and Maysyille Turn-
nike Road.
Notice to the Creditors of the GAINESVILLE and
MaysyiIle Turnpike Road Company.

A GREEABLY to the provisions ofthe "Act" above
~. mentioned, the Creditors of the said Road Com
pany, are hereby notified to present their claims to
the undersigned within Six Months after the SePte m
bor Term 81 the Court of Common Pleas of Musking-
um county next ensuing. In default thereof all such
debts or demands will be forever excluded from pay
ment out OF the proceeds Of the sale of said Road, or
any part thereof. A. BASSET, Receiver, &c.
NIB. Claims may be deposited with John Garaghty,
Esq. Lancaster, Ohio
Lancaster, May is, 1851. 2
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-06-12

LAKE SUPERIOR on SToNE,-Thcre is
a quarry of very fine Oil Stone IN LAX L
Supeliur, pronounced by tho geolog;sl
lIoughton better than anything befurt
discovered for sharpening fiuo edged
tools. The London recently brought
down some four tons ofthis stone for ship
ping east, The company are now work
ing the quarry, aud calculate toship some
twenty tous moie this summer. The
slune will prove an excellent substitute
l"r the imported article, aud eau be had
at 25 per cent. less cost.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-06-12

ryTThe Prince of Wales, though un
der 10 years Of age has a revenue ofne ar
ly $500, 900 per annum from the Duchy
OF Cornwall. Such an item gives some
idea Of The cost Of ROYALTY.
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ayEvenimg, JuneII, 1881
WIGS OF FAInFlrLp COUNTY.


In accordance with the call ofthe Wing
State Central Committee, you are re-
q%ueSted To meet al some convenient place
in the vicinity of the polls in your re-
SpecIive Townships, on the 9Th day OF
June, 1851, (the day appointed to vote
un the new constitution at 3 o'clock, 2.
NJ for the purpose ofelectiug deIogatest t"
the VINO STATE CONVENTION, To be held
in Columbus on Thursday, the 3RD DAY
o F July, A. ID. 1851. The State Con.
veulinn is To he held to nominate a Pre-.
,ident Of the Buard Of Public Works. and
Attorney General, under the old consu'
tuition; and many other officers, if the
new constitution be adopted; aud to at
tend to whatever other business the in
terrst Of the party requires.
The Townships are entitled 10 the
number of delegates following, on the
basis Of the Wing vote for Governor III
1913, as established by the State Cen
tral COMMITTEES, one delegate for every
100 Wing votes, and au Hddtttoadk dele
,aru c,.c,inn nf 5O In viii.
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The names Of the delegates, when
elected, should be forwarded To John t,
Brasee, Esq Chairman OF the Wing
County Central Committee. The dele
gates elected, are entitled To seats in the
State Convention, with power To fill va
c%ancies. The entire delegation of the
County. however, is entitled to but five
votes, to be cast in such manner as shall
be determined in the Convention.
1t is hoped that ell the Wings of the
County will give attention to this matter
and meet at the time and place appoint
ed; for the IMPORTANCE of the occasion
demands every Wing voter To be at tn
POLLS on Tuesday, the I7th Of June.
BY order Of the Wing County Centru
Committee.
Lancaster, Ohio, May "a, 1851.
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Spirit OF the Press.

Our neighbor of the Delta may as well I" face
the music" He wrote and published that the
Cuban Creoles cowardly abandoned !" Loeez
and the Americans "to the savage brutality Of
the Spaniards," that they reckessly deceive
Others" etc. Now, we challenge the Delta to
re-publsh its editorial of October Z, and to say
underneath it that Colonel Van Winder, the de.
mocratic nominee for Congress in the Second
Congressional District, endorses those same Cuban
Creoles az " deserving people,"
As for the heightened and true hearted char.
acter of Colonel VanWinder, we have nothing
to do with it. If the Cuban Creoles "cowardy
abandoned" Lopez and the Americans " to the
savage brutality of the Spaniards," if they "reck
lessly deceive Others" as the Delta says, (and
We would make no issue of veracity with oul
contemporary we say that he who endorses
such people as deserving" is a "traitor in
will 4" to every American instinct and feeling
and unworthy Of The sufrages of a free and in.
telligent people. Will the Delta say that such
an endorser is " deserving " of them. The Delta
s'ssAA>S" '"S a"eeS wan So'oiici van w lnO6f we
do not However, we appreciate the PROMPT
facility with which it discovers that we are per
sonal to other people.
As for its anxiety in reference to Mr.. Landry's
position in reference to Cuba, we think it is IN.
necessarily disturbed. There is not now any
such thing as Cuban question at issue, and i,
might, with as much propriety, insist that Mr.
Landry should say what he thought of the Greek
Revolution, the Hungarian struggle, or the con.
tests of the Gracchi. Of one thing we can
assure the Delta, Mr. Landry would scorn to
endorse as "a deserving people" the men oil
whom it could be said las the Delta says of The
Cuban Creoles) that they cowardly abandoned "
the gallant Criitenden and his brave companions
Kerr, Veazie, James and Others, "to the savage
brutality Of the Spaniards," and who (the Delta
has also chargeD reckessly deceive Others -
1t the Delta cannot disguise its approval of the
views Of Colonel VanWinder {" deserving people "
and al) it turns somersaults with most remark
able facility, and eats its own words with even
more relish than Saturn swallowed his progeny.
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~ row EooG0 VOTT00G0Os
Editors Of the Crescsnn the Bss days since appears
communication the signature "a Few Fac classifying
the the Legislature amendment the Judiciary
offered bv Mr. Lae and placing voting With the Whgbs
Afghan and This all to be wsndsrsd saf
previous the last stae general seccn, unerood,
and yet Whg and Mr. previous his appoint
msnt sfce Wing, voted With the Whgs But Office
difference and consequently they
noisy up past dehcence and therefore, by the
Whiga. clssssd Democrats
My eblect Messn Editors, making this communication
M Few Facts right the time have objection should
hundred such Wings Democrats but would prefer
without inducement.
the misfortune Of the Democratic party that the movements
are always directed by eques and placing members
the opposition in prominent positions Immediately after convesicn
and consequently oeent great the whes Of the
such practices continue will be wondered at that
the worhng membethe members who aspirations FOL
place-wi remain Inactive And what consequence
Defeat In the last Democrats and supposed
to be 30 elected from the Second Municipality This
the reverse will be the and owing the
$50 II DEMOCRAT.
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A Mistake The Delta of yesterday evening has
an article in which the Editor makes himself some
what merry at the expense of the wing members Of
tue second Municipality Council. and particularly
OF Aldermen Lawrason and Brugniens. We can
state that injustice done 10 both these gentlemen
in this matter. Mr.. Brugniens was not in the
Council Chamber during the session. Mr.. Law
rason was one of the first members present, cast
his vote in the election for the Night Watch. and
did not leave the chamber until the adjournment.
But our wing friends were certainly caught nap.
ping" However, let every man tote his own
skillet" Pest.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-30

Pfopseaudism is the popular theory Of our day
and land, aud are, therefore, tempted to
further examination Of it. But we must confine
ourself to reasonable editorial limit. We see
plainly that the theory grows daily into leading
political principle. and threatens to govern our
Presidential contest. Even the annexation Of
Canada-the most special abiding place of anti.
slavery ultraism-has its advocates at the South
We are growing up into colossal power which,
in another generation, will overtop every other
nation, and make our will bloodless law. But
ultras will not wait till we shall no longer have
rivals; and now, whilst peaceful progress is a
national necessity, and the sure antecedent Of
worldwide empire, they clamor for the assump-
ton of immature functions, the sacrifice of national
peace, and the scornful disregard of national
treaties, whenever clashing with their "higher
law" prejudices, or insane enthusiasm,
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"Haloo Sam there you was looking for you this
long time" What do You want of me 2" "Wsll,
want to to Armory Hall tonight if you want to
see fun." "What 10 going there % "Why, don't you
know that the well known Herr Alexander. great sg
clan and Necromancer giving his entertainments night
and you may bet life he will do things all tight, too
say, for instance. The Suspension Act human BODY
sleeping in the air. simply leaning the elbow upon broom
stick And another thing Bell let You load pistol with
your own powder and ball. and shoot him and you cant
hu hm take as good aim please. Do think you
could hit him" Yes; think In have trial. any how
| If that's the case"
The doors will open AT O'Clock Performance will con-
mence al X o'oloak.
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The New Orleans Daily Crescent,
OFFICE NO. 80 ST. CHARLES STREET,
Will be regularly this city and Lafayette
early hour syey day, Sunday excepsd for IS year
in advance, payable the Office is week payable t
the carriers.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING:
From following rates Of charges per square
ten lines in pearl, will be Invariably adhered ",
.eiy .1pse4uen.
Advertisements the second each
liberal discount will be made with advertise BY tn,
year Tor shorter - -
All Advertisements marked will be published one month at
charged accordingly. ' $50
The sIong adyertsu as mediuu
communication with hs public Its was ar
when came INTO the hands Of the present bee
steadily and rapidly the increase through
Just closed.
Ocfoke
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-30

Dieds
AT the l4th October, board the bark Elizab
on her passage from Baltimore this city, Christian
SKINNER, aged "a years. native of Pennsylvania and for
the last o0 years resident Of Baltimore father Of Mrs. Jas
Stockton and John Slemmer, OF this city.
~ Baltimore papers please copy.
On Wednesday evening. Oct. 20, at hapast O'Clock, of
consumption, AUGUSTUS BRUGNlESs, a native Of Charles
ton. 3. C., aged 81 years.
Y The friends and of his BROTHER Claude.
respectfully invited funeral This O'Clock
from his late residence, ST. Peter Perio
~ Charleston pspsrs please copy.
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Flo,csr Garden.-The beautiful garden of Mr..
Owen McGoven, on the corner OF Julia and Ca
rondeiet streets, is well worthy visit. He kee ps
always on hand, Tor sale, geraaiums, jessamnes,
honeysuckes acacias, oleanders, roses, and large
assortment of rare and beautiful flowers. Also,
hg, lemon, orange, ounce, and other ine fruit
trees. His variety OF ornamental trees, such as
evergreens magnolias, arbor-vites, etc., is quite
extensive.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-30

Grand Mass Meeting.-The last Grand Mass
Meeting Of the Wings lakes place TO. morrow night
at the Ponichartrain Railroad Depot, on which
occasion, we learn, that Messrs. James Robb and
Randell Hunt are to address the meeting. The
high reputation of these gentlemen will draw TO.
gether large assembly.
The very able manner in which Mr. Robb de-
veloped his views before the Railroad Convention,
in relation to the future condition of New Orleans,
and the just and enlightened policy which marked
those views, has created general de.re to hear
him. We learn that his remarks will refer princ.
pay to New Orleans and her destiny. Being in.
limately connected with the monetary and COM
melcal operations OF the city, and being known to
be gentleman of enlarged views and extensive
| information speech from him on the present con.
ditlon and future destiny of New Orleans can not
but be deeply interesting TO all who are Identified
with its future prosperity. 1t is, therefore, to be
hoped thai the citzens without distinction of party
will attend, forget their partisan Zeal, and calmly
counsel together those measures which will tend
to the future prosperity and advancement of the
CITY,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-30

Consul al Hauana-The Washington Tele.
graph states in positive terms that Judge Sharkey
OF Mississippi, has accepted the appointment oil
Consul al Havana.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-30

Amusements. This Evening.
ARMoRY HALL-Magnec Delusions, Entertainments, great
Miracles. etc., by the ceebrated Magician and Necro-
mancer, Herr Ii. Alexander.
Nine PONTALBA's BUILDINGS, corner st. Anne and Leyes
streets-Yucatan Female Dwarf.
EY- See Advertisements on third page.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-30

By the arrival Of the fleet steamship Union,
Capt 7. $. Budd, we are in receipt of New York
papers one day in advance of the mail The news
is Of no special interest importance. Our thanks
are due the Purser of the Union, and to our con-
temporaries OF the NewYork press, for files Of their
respective papers forwarded BY her.
The following is list of the passengers per
Union:
G Barrett and dau ghter, w Levsrich Mr. Froadman.
u! Sloan and lady, Chas Tobias, Heaton David Ogden
John Bailey M fhos HSwsrd W zaohare and son.
Tnns, %
Mr. isrIison Miss Rogers, Nh Marks Miss L Zachs,
yard Nevill and lady. Ge,tenhoppar. Philips
Nocross lady and infant, Mi:s Ogden. Mira Chase and
and child. Mrs BurneL, Miss Hall and children Mrs
Emma Seymour, Jas Ogln. Mis- Mer.,l Mr. II Reyndsrs
NJ Dunbar. Mr. Deleno. M Guthard lady and two
children, Eustis lady and twO children, W South
Palmer and two children Mrs Dr Palmer and three chill.
dren Mr. Edw ard Cobart. Mr. l. Van Loem MI Greenleaf
and lady. M W simpson. lady and child, Burbank and
-dy; Mr' R Whi,e' White and lady, Dr Frea,us,
Z Collum, A M Glushen. Q Hamilton, Il Dunbar. W A
Dixon, Gould, lady and infant, Z simpson. Mr. )
tnce, Turner and lady, Mr. Martin, Miss Boy, Mrs
dunn and sister, Grsngsr. A Randum, Mrs Broad.
Allen. Mrs Urerbrus, Mrs Saekhouss Mrs Little a Nc.
Arthur. lady and six children. Johnston, lady and child
Mr. Greeneaf Mrs Stewart and infant boy, w Howes, s
COMP. d Whitney. d Buck. Mr. Nartes M Lonsstreet
Mr. Hampton, w Saul, stevens, Mr. Grswod. Geo Ciu
land, and 10 In steerags.
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SALE OF DAMAGED AND SOUND GGoDs.-The particular
attention OF buyers called the sale of damaged goods
lO packages OF desirable goods take place this day
at ~ O'Clock, at F. Il. Pettpains Auction. No.
Canal street. Terms, very liberal, at sale.
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SANS Oyster Saloon.

THIS new and extensive SALOON, which is
L on scale sr atty superior to any other ~ ~
e.tsblhmess of The The ki,d in tie sosth il Just (aA
MR.. WEIR, better known as " SAM" has
- bsen connected with the business in this cry for
the ls nine years, having m nenced with Mr.
Hobrook, hen he established
..z..l. n t The ftsl oysts. saloon in the
u! his deah and hos continued the buse OIL CO.
Wi such experience and nfsXbs determination to
the uubc faithfully with the best in his line, SAM
soloits Of his friends share of their patronage
large SUN has been expended in fg up this Saloon and
providing its Bar with the choicest LiQu that an be pro-
Susi Servants. well known for their excellent qualities
Ladsr will always be supplied with the chocest FISH and
CANE and the OYsrERs served obtained exclusively
this establshment-n Short expenss trouble will Re
spared to render this Saloon worthy the patronage of this
liberal and judcious community. oct9O
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Daushters of Temperance.
OLEANDER UNION meets at half.past O'Clock,
Marigny's Buildings Third Municipality.
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p EMOVAL-Mrs. A. l.. PAGAUp respectfully
~ informs her friends and the public that for the greater
convenience and better accommodation OF her
has taken the eligible house formerly pied by R. H.
McNan Esq., Prytap u street. between Thaia and Erato
Streets and viii remove her High School Tor Young Ladies
from No. " Apollo street Monday nex, the I'd OF No
vem6er. go #
r EMOVED-Pickett, Perkins IL Co. have re-
~ moved to Commercial Exchange Building, st. Charles
street, corner OF Perddo. 90 lw
r. HRISTY, W., Attorney at Law, Commissioner
OF the United States. and of nearly every State the
Union Office, u st. Charles street. 0a9 ON
NOTICE-JAMEs P. GILLY, Notary Public and
Commissioner for the State of Pennsylvan has re.
moved his Office to the of Common Carondelet
| Streets entrance on Common, OF, Iw
ITO RENT-The three story Brick Dwelling
4 house No. ID Natcbez street., containing twelve -
good rooms. Also
The three story Brick Dwelling house No. 07 Julia -
street; both well calculated for Boarding houses having
been kept u such tor Rent low good tenants
Apply at ~ Natchez street, up stairs.
Also
WANTED IMMEDIATELY - A Carpenter Painter
and fapefer. Apply as above, at O'Clock. $50
no RENT-The two story and attic Dwelling
L house No. 1874 Carondeet street, with every con- -
venience Tor fespec able family. 1t has been painted
and repaired throuEhou and, to good tenant, will be
go sp HOPKINS CO. 2s7 Tchouutouas st.
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Hs- The List of Letters remaining in the Post
ONCE will be published in to-morrow's paper, a.
usual
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NE W FALL AND WINTER
Clothing.
SHE RMAN Il PIERSON,

No. Magazine, corner Canal street.
To By steamers Georgia. Union and Winfield Scott. and
other arrivals have received splendid stock of
NEW GOODS,
Manufactured expressly for the retail trade and
which, for material, workmanship and style. will compare
with in the market. The stock consists. part. as
follows:
Black. Blue, Brown and Olive Cloth Frocks;
Super Black Cloth Dress COats;
Black, Blue and Brown Paetot Office Goats;
Do do do Short French sac.;
Drab. Brown and Olive Devonshire Sac Overcoas;
Drab and Blue Blanket do do;
Fancy Tweed Empire Business Goats and Short Sass
nrab Cas- Pastot Sacs and Short Sacs;
Fancy Petersham Turn Goats 1.-TWO Goats in one)
Blue Brown and Green (real Engsh) Petersham Sac
Overcoats.
Black Doeskin and Cloth Pants;
Plain, Striped and Fancy Cashmere Pants;
Gray Black mixed and Drab Tweed do;
Blue and Black Satnet do:
Super Scotch Hair CASHMERE do;
Vests.
Super Black Satin Vests;
DO do Cashmere and Cloth Vests;
Do do Embroidered Cas- do; fronts)
Do do Fig'd Grenadne do. (new style, fly
DO Fancy do do do;
Fancy Silk and Cashmere do;
Drab Cashmere and Tweed do;
Fancy Valencia. Alpaca and Barathea Vests;
Buff and White Marelles and Rich White satin Vests.
for SoIreas.
Boys Cl0thtngs
Boys Black Cloth Frocks;
Colored Cloth Paletos and Sacs;
Fancy Tweed Sacs and Paletos;
Fancy Plaid and Plain Cashmere Pants;
Steel Linked and Gray Satinet do;
Black Cashmere do
Boys Linen Bosom Shirts and suspenders.
Furnishing Goods.
Our stock in this line is complete in every article suitable
for a gentemans wardrobe
Super Armenian and Merno Undermine and Drawers:
White Flannel do do;
Merino and Cotton Ha.ho.e Gloves Suspenders;
White Linen Cambria and Silk Pocket Hdkf,;
Super Black and Fancy silk Cravats;
Money Belts, Collars, Porte Monnaies, etc.
The above goods have been anufactured under mn,
own supervision, and in superior We respectfully
invite the aen ion of the public. confident that our low
prices and well made goods will give satisfaction,
Goods freely shown. SHERMAN & PERSON
oas Ma Th 2ptf No. Magazins st.. corner Canal.
Hats, Caps, etc.
AT WHOLESALE.
~ 100 cases HATS cumprsing erea, yarstv of Sill
Fur Cassmsr hsriosn, Wool, sIaa and Pslmissf Hst,
for sas BY 49, 'A4 ''aps
lJls 9pdkW FROST Co 10 A,.s,in.u