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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-07-28
THE CAMPAIGN OPENED FOR 1851 /
THE GILLETTS /
at the Brsck Store, on the COrsser

at EN4 BreCN StOfe, O1l CAe COTaSGF
Are prepared to Defend Themselves
% against the UNJUST COALITION, got
- upfor reasons which should be =
" ,. obrious to all aoho let the so.
.r..,5,.r.:.g Der, second thought zsAs,sE
a-.,,a.,-e ~ preuaal! s.s. -,.ssag
,TIIEY have received the, first part OF
- choice and extensive stock of SEAa
SONABLE GOODS, purchased with care
at lower rates than some of their more
knowing neighbors. Therefore, let it be
understood, by all persons far aid near,
that in orderto meet the exgencies Of The
times, and the extraordinary mears which
have been used to injure their business,
those who have done more TO reduce the
price of goods and increase the trade Of
this place than all other Mercantile Estab-
lishments combined, the GILLETTS5 are
better than ever prepared to sell, and aciH
sell goods at lower rates, for the same quail
ity, than any other concern in the county.
Let those who are desirous of purchasing
goods, in reference to quality and price,
call and examine for them selves, and they
cannot fail to be suited in both particulars.
A crisis has arrived in tie history of
merchandising in this place, when the citi-
zens of the surrounding country can obtain
the necessaries and luxuries of life for less
money than ut any other place in Northern
Ohio. In order to carry out their design,
and meet the best wishes Of the people, hey
will sell goods for Ready Pay only. They
willspurchase all kinds dsofPRODUCE at the
hle hest market price, for which q liberal
| amount of cash will paid. ts,s.s "a
s.g,sss S. A. & R. A. GILLETT.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-07-28

assa be boarding house keepers in New
sss York shuve become such perfect adopts in
u the science Of cookery as TO make the
same ncat answer for beef. pork, veal or or.
mutton, none Of their boarders being able
10 distinguish the difference. II might be
40 interesting fact for the boarders 10 know
TO what animal the meat originally belong
ed. but i might decrease the appetite =
ignorance is bliss here --conf desiqe is all
ilsaA wanting to the enjoyment Of meal.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-07-28
b. A. DERBY, 5aHogea ersR 8ip1P.
so pSH 1sd5 ,fe4oi elg g1nJ We
A CO-PARTNERSHlP,ai

HNHE subscribers would respectfully an
III ibounce TO the citizens Of Ravenn& and
vicinity that they have entered into CO.
partnership in the Tailoring business and
intend TO do work in the latest style or any
style TO suit their customers. Those who
favor them with their patronage shall have
their work done to suit and to fita aAlll efs
ders attended to on short notice and assrea.
sppable as can be done in town. CUTTING
done at all times. Call and try Us. ~
GTShop directly over DR.. Swift's DRUG
Store. t4sfiV DERRY 4 iTlNN
Ravenna, Dec, 8, 1850.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-07-28

Franklin Mills Extra Flour.
A ND several other brands constantly on
N on hand and for sale, a little below the
ma:ketprice. asslas --s-..esa-.-s
ss., b's s.. A. & R. A. GILLETT.
April IS, 1851. b8. s.s-f -, 20 eaas.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-07-28
,ROWELL & CO.,

TTAVE been receiving their SPRING
IL STOCK OF GOODS for the last
week, and will continue to receive almost
daily additions, till their assortment will be
complete, and they will assure their former
customers, and the public generally, that it
will be to their advantage to give them
call before purchasing, as they are deter
mined not to be undersold by any house in
Northern Ohio. @s~+4 81" 4'4s @.t-
April g5, 1851. u A*'S'@ ..7
q lust reoeived-a great variety of Dress
y Goods, among which are Il .ff.ef s....
., Plain Poplins H. Plain, Berages "a.
s1i Brocade dc. b. Fig'd "a, do H. - 4.
1g4e. Ginghams sa Linen ,Ginghams.
Lawns air.. Muslin LeLaines
Chene Bernges Dotted Swiss Mus
Inns, &C., &c., TO which they would ask the
attention of the Ladies, at ee8st
ID April 25. 1880. R0WELL f. Co.'S.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-07-28

a YANKEE Thick crowd collected
around q dilapidated specimen Of humanity
sa sjns onesof dbe streets of Cincinnati, few
days ago, to- ascertain what he was in
~, seprch Of and his oil ject in feeling in the.
gutter. without. o candle 10 guide his course.
oh, darn 5it, I've lost some money!
s wnsfthe reply. ssea s9v,g9ts sEs
IA s0ns of The party who is ever ready to
.za nssist his fellow beings when in distress,
=, - lost no time 10 procuring a lighl. fier
aseafchinga a long time in the water ard
filth that accumulates in our cutters, the
81 Green Mountain boy turned to his ,numer-
GUS lockers on and assistants, and remark
ed: z-s. =. -, - ..a..yk
S I don't care fig for the cent; l. only
~ lisi wanted tsw see where the darned thing
sis srolledste aas - :aesssfo@sh isa eisS
ter The Yankee escaped severe thrashing
only by the use of his. legs, which bore
him up Main st. 10 Sixth in style that
would have done credit to. on Antelope. =.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-07-28
Chairs by Steam,

90 Chairs by Steam.
rEsHE subscriber successor of Taylor &
] McElwain, is prepared to furnish at
his large Steam Factory, just north of the
Prentiss House variety of Caneseat,
Windsor, Dining. Office, Boston, and Child
reli's Chairs, at low prices, and of as good
workmanship as the best of materials, mas
chinery and skill can make. q g.
He is also prepared to execute jobs of
Turning, and Saving Lumber for Sash,
Blinds. Doors, &c., on short notice for
ready pay. JAMES B. McELWAIN.
Ravenna, Nov. l, 1850. q sa 283tf.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-07-28
DRESS GOODS,

A v. HORR has just received large
IN. stock of DRESS GOODS, among
which may be found Poplins. Berages de
LANES, emb'r. de LANES, Briltiants., chene
Poplins, Berages, Gingharn Lawns. French
Lawns st -5s9 2stssa5 saastsaz Mays
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sim MER SHAWLS

SUM MER SHAWLS
A BIG aSToGK-consisting in part of
IN plain and embr. Thibets, Cashmere.
Barages, Stradilfa, Silk. and Linen sand
Grapes may be found at sgeee aasy.s4
May 60. PRENTlSS'. =
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-07-28

CHILDREN SSHOES of every sort, kind
" and description, (some splendid ones)
TO be found at +ss H. L. g. R. DAYS. g
April Z, 1851. .s
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-07-28

CHEAP LAWNS! CHEAP LAWNS.-A
~ large lot of cheap lawns just opened at
H. L.. & R.. DAYS Store. Call and see
them, ladies'. April 7, 1851 f 3
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-07-28

TyAsHIONABLE HATS, SPRING STYLE
ls--9 cases of the new style Of Hats just
received by H. L.. & R. Day. Gentlemen,
call and get you new hats ofthe latest style.
April q. 1851. -. -.
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e.tr75ea. g - w. B. SLOAN, y f,,1f
g 'rai na,o,. 40 L<li,s 81. C.icago. II
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-07-28

GEAMLESS BAGS.-More Of thoce seam
~ less bags just received at &. .ses .-.ss3
e'sHpnl q, 1851. - H L.. & R. DAY's.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-13
Saturday Evening", Nov. 3. 1851
RThe Direelor. Of lhs Cincinnal

f1sTLa D;raa,,,..,.c H.. C,:....
IWiInino,on and Z.nesyiIls Ra;,""ai
IConnsny held a nee,ino a, C;,cIey;lIo
on the 2Sh uli, at which. among oiher
matters. it was resolved to put the road
under contract from Lancaster 10 the Lit
ue mann hal'roao' a distance "i %
'!''e - amer 'a'"er '"hg S'Telc" ''r "fg'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-13

ECONOMY IN CANDLES IF you are
without rush.lighl, and would burn a
candle all night, unless you use the fol
lowing precaution, it is ten to one an or
dinary candle will gutter away in al
hour sometimes to the endangerng TIE
safety Of the house. This may be avoid
ed, by placing as much common salt, finely
powdered. as will reach from tho taIow
to the bottom of the black part Of the
wick Of partly bmnt candle, which, il
the Same be lit, will burn very slowly
yielding sufficient light for bedchamber
the salt will gradually sink as the tallow
is consumed, the melted taIIow being
drawn through the salt, and consumed
Though the wick Economist,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-13
WHOLE NO. 1854


IHE TARIFF oP 1916 The New York
i'me'' !" an article On This subject, truly
remarks
The whole tendency ofthe free trade
system. as applied 10 American interests.
IS 10 drive labor from the wnrksbop IN the
."I, Those. whom The farmer has been
ee"'"s' IN Iheirtutn become farmers and
'eeh thrnsrlycs, Not only is cbeap
"hd 'ifeciy accessible home market de.
-P"yed, but The foreign MARKETS sub;ec,
10 composition which leaves no ryn6,
H''er The liquidation freight and charg.
r.; and ~ consequence. the culliyator
Z witnesses gradual decline of fplicss de,.
"fe" TO be accelerated by every addifion
10 The populalion The emi1ran, in.
s'eac of CUSTOMER, becomes a comneIi.
Tor OF the agriculiorist. The only work
E'rh open Is field work; aud to that h,
must apply himseIfso long as it Yields
any profit b, all; aud Tins from buyer bo
passes INTO seller If breodstuifs. Tho
system, we say, not only tends To weigh
down the filler Oft the soil with taxes, but
@verwheIm' him with competition, and
furnishes no better refuge from these ills
'han the markets Of England.
AZ 'hl. moment, before the crop Of
1871 IS offered abroad, the range Of pn.
ce' IS to" low At Liverpool to Justify the
smaller operstion. The merchant iefus.
ie' ot make purchases lot shipment; and
hose outsiders WHO NOW and then eke
"ni cargo With grain, do so with invsri.
abe loss We donot, as has been Justly
'emaIHed' export enough bfeadstufs to
Ipay tor the manufactures Of silks which
u, me vanity ofour womaukind requires.
his tor the present, and what omen Of
happier condition of ihings have We in
The fDtuiel
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-13
LANCASTER, OCTOBER =, 1851.
yTho Eagle quotes the Philadel'

90 The Eagle quotes the Philadel-
phia Ledger favorably upon the present
pressure Of the money market east. The
article is intended to advance the hard
money dogma. AS "a part of the same ar
sument, part and parcel Of it, and not
to be separated from it. will the Eagle
now quote the Ledger's hard money ar.
ticle, embracing the argument in favor
of the reduction of wages to 10 cents per
day3 By referring to our files lew
weeks back, the editor can fnd the ar.
gument to which we allude, and by pub,
fishing it, will give his readers "a little
more" upon the same subject. When
tho farmers Of the Western country un'
derstand that the adoption of the hard.
money and free trade policy, will re-.
duce the price of their products to a
bout one tenth of what they obtain for
them when our ome.market affords a
good demand and Bank accommodations
enable buyers to purchase the surplus,
we think they will hesitate some time be.
fore they vote for men who profess to fa-
vor such policy. But this understand
ing they cannot get from the Eagle.
That paper refused to publish the Ledg-
er's former article, because it was a good
argument, and Published the present one,
because it contained false assumptions;
but true to its instinct. it did not fail to
falsify our position while it refused to
give its readers true reason for the
hard.money policy. 1t could not let the
occasion paSs without falsehood ..Ofsome
kind.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-13

wThe Fire Annihia,or, though
doubted by some. is so relied upon by
many of our shrewdest citizens that they
have invested large sums therein. A.
mong others, the enterprizing house of
Berford and Company, the we'll known
California Express Agents, have bought
the right for California, aud are now hav.
ing manufactured in New York, large
number Of Machines" for the city Of
San Francisco, where they are eagerly
bought in advance.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-13


LIQUOR SELLING AND GAMrNe.-From
a partial report rendered to the Anti.
Gaming Society. as To the extent of gam
ling aud liquor selling il this city, we
CLEAN the inlowing:-nn the public land.
ing. between Lldlow and Walnut streets.
there are "a coffee houses. 90 card rooms.
4 apartments for bagatelIe and keno. On
Front street. west of Deer Greek, arc So
coffee houses and 81 gaming rooms, OF
which 40 are for card playing. % the
Hamilton Road. from Main street to Mo.
hawk Bridge are rs coffee h, uses AZ card
rnoms, and IA for other games. On Fifth
street are 80 coffee houses, 90 card rooms,
20 billiard slnous. aud roums Tor rondo.
bagaie'lc &c. On Sixth street arc 46 coi-
fee honses. % cait, rooms, and rooms
for other games Race street has 81 cof.
fee houses aud card rooms; Vine SO
coffee houses aud card rooms; Main,
~ coffee houses aud 20 card rooms
! Walnut, 43 culiee houses and 10 card
rooms; Western Row, 81 coffee honses
aud 10 car! rooms, and Court so coffee
houses aul II card ronms. On Pleas.
ant, Poplar, Fnilay, Everett. Richmond
aud Laurel streets, no public resorts for
gambling have been found. In the CITY,
entire, there are "A zen pin alleys aud len
pleasure gardens, where the traffic ia
liquor and gaming of all kinds is carried
"n. We are assured that lhe foregoing
figures are reliable, having been obtain.
ed by a cn'nr"trnt young man. employed
for the especial purpose. The report
will probably be perfected mex, week.
C,R. Gq=.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-13

EV The largest ropemaking establish
ment in the world is at Charleston, Mass,
where is made all the rigging for the ships
ofthe United States. The establishment
belongs to the United States Govern.
meut, The building, including the ma.
chinery, cost about $3.50, 900; and since
being erected and put in operation, the
establishment has paid for itself once, if
not twice over, out of the gains to the
government. s's
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-13

MURDER,-The Zauesvine Courier, of
Tuesday, says John Spurgeon was killed
in an affray with Washington Gordon, in
Roseville on Monday, the Sd nsi. He
received six dirk wounds. aud died in a.
boat five minutes, 1t is said the dix was
borrowed from some one of the by stan
ders. From the information we have re-,
ceived it is probable that it originated in
too free use or abuse Of liqnor.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-13

Hon. IL, J. WALkERlN ENGLAND. -
We publish the following extract from a
letter Of this gentleman, late Secretary
nf the Treasury, under Mr.. Polk. and
now in England negotiating far Railroad
iron, to the authorities of Southampton,
accepting an invitation to be present at
the reception of Kossuth. 1t ia full of
absurdties, blowing hot and cold in the
same breath, but with them all we dedi-
cate the extract to the Locofoco press Of
Ohio, and ask them their opinion upon it.
They have in times past honored Mr..
Walker aud praised his celebrated free
trade report we respectfully ask them
to publish this and give their opinions
upon tho views expressed in it. Mr..
Walker snys:
differing as does our own govern
ment in form from your own, we are u,
niteL with you by common race aud
language, in the maintenance of the com
mon law of England, of The trial by Jury,
Of the liberty of the press, and of those
great principles of constitutional freedom
hr which your RasselI perished, your
Hampton and your Sydney bled. We
are united with you, also, in the support
ofthose views ofpoItical economy taught
by Adam Smith, Ricardo, Peel aud Cob
den. (which are so hostile to agraran ten
dencies; views So nobly maintained 10y
your present enlightened Ministry. Par.
Lament and people. We are united
with you, also. in opposing all sppiatnn n
or coercive diversion Of property which
marked the downfall of Roman liberty,
and the recent reappearance Of which
fatal dugmas in another form is made the
pretext for the restoration Of despotic
power. Our ancestors took with them
from England to America NJ such disor,
gauizing doctrines; nor can they ever be
prOpagate1 on our soil by the crafts aud
assaults Of despoiism or demagogues.
II is the toiing millions who constitute
the mass of our people. They know
that wages can only be increased (as is
desired by US all by augmenting cap,
ital. the fund out Of which wages are
paid. by uniting labor and capital as far
as praclicabein in industrial pursuits, mot by
any legislative organization, but by vol.
untary corporation. arising from enligh.
tened views of their own true interests
They know that the destruction or di.
minution of capital must destroy or d.
minish wages. Capital being only accu
mulated labor. to make warupon capita
they know is to assaI labor, which vii
be the best rewarded when, unfetterec
by legislative interference or restrictions
it is left to seek freely for all its product,
the markets of the world These view,
were promulgated by me come year,
since, in official reports, to Congress, al
the finance minister of the American
cabinet, we're sanctioned by the action o
Congress, re, e,atfirmed by Augmented
maiorities in our recent electinns, an,
may be regarded as the settled polio!
of the country. Views of similar ten
dency we're propounded by an illus
strious departed British Prime Minister
whose measures. simultaneous with ou
own. enlarged the commerce aud CO
mented the friendly relations of Englan'
and America. and who will ever he 10
membered as benefactor of both coun
tries, and of mankind"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-13

TnE GIRLS BEAr.-Tbe late fecorde.
Iot Lawrence county was Rn old and fee.
bic man, aud for some time previous to
his death the business was done by his
daughters.
ut the late election, Capt. Kerr, tofthe
). b. built IN Harmar this summeI) pro.
posed that if the people would elect him
10 the office, he would do the business BY
proxy-let the Daughters Of The old Re-
corder do the work. aud receive all the
pay. From the returns received, we
judge that the gallant Csp:sin has got
pretty much all The Yotes- Marietta In.
teiiige1cer.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-13

CF The Boston "Hen Fever" is a.
bout to break out again. On tho 11rh of
next mouth there is to be poultry con.
vention, to last four days. There will be
great growing, Of course, as general Q.
lection takes place at the same timo.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-13

s9eA lot of smuZged diamonds. val.
ned at 81 500. seized at the New York
Post office about year ago, not having
been claimed by the owner, are To be
sold, the proceeds to gointo the Treasury
at Washington.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-13

~ Here arc two or three hints for
juvenile tobacco smokers and chewers,
which we extrac, from the Boston Olive
Branch:
| Tobacco has spoiled aud ruined thou
sands Of boys inducing dangerous pre-
cociy. developing the passions, soften.
ling aud weakening the bones. and great.
4 ly iuinriug the spinal marrow. the brain.
end The whole nervous fluid. A boy who
early and freely smokes, of otherwise
largely uses tnhacco, never is known 70
make man of much energy or character,
and generally lacks physical aud m1scu-
lar as well as mental energy. To older
people who are naturally nervous. and
particularly to the ph'egmatic, tobacco
may be comparatively harmless, but even
to them it is worse than useless.
We would particularly warn boys who
want Ia be any body in the world to shun
tobacco as deadly prison"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-13

WhoIa ,rnurt eioio o,o
A miIlio, IF dal,z ano.,, ., =
which is available onI,bis a,ouo ,L, On
miles We Jo no, embrace "a =, .,,ssaa
the snbscrin,i,ns IN parrv a,l ,1,.,;a
um counties
Whatever NAV he tb. io,o,,;,n e ,ba
Ad,cy,;,c, in pnbr,sb;nr ,bo .L,.o c,,o
s,s,er.,, 600 can,.I,h;,.,l .,l,,..
son,sta dis,a,ce ib,,uo f,o,..;.,, ,,,
di,iou Of this ro,1i. :, ha,,o. .,,,r;
,ion,ban ,ba, or o,,y o,bo.i OL;
60. r;ob, -
State. al ,bsssm. .,,,e orn,,a.o,, Al
we NAV a,.o s,,,o ,ho, ,r,,ao',, = ..
,o,,s,al !. a..
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-13

CARDs AND MURDER. Pbilp H. Lang.
den and John Marshall qusrreled on Sat-
urday night. at cards, in Boston, when
the former stabbed the latter in The alb
domen. causing his death. banglen
was arrested,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-13

Kossrrn la addition 10 wha, we
published last week, we give the f,ilow.
ing letter from Washington, relative II
the difficulty aud III feeling reported as
existing between Knssuth and the officers
ofthe United States Frigate Mississippi
We sill most that lbese rumors are un.
funded. The following is the letter:
WAsHiNGroN, Oct. 81. 1851.
/ DespatcheS have been received at the
Navy DeparImeutlro from Commodore Nor
gan, together with private letters from
highly Respectable Americans shruad
which ate CaiCuIated snmewhai to dam
pen the enthusiasm 10 behalf of kussuii
The hedespaich,4 will be laid before CJn
gress by the President, at the earliest op
ponuuily.
AT the last advices the Mississippi wa
at Gibralier, where she viii remain Ill
Knssuth's pleasure is known as regard.
his coming tn this country, which is ex
ceedngly dnubtiul Previous 10 bis EN-
oa'Na'''" 10 = ,nS'a''''"'P'e' CORES
Po"oe"ce paS'e" between nun ana C"m
'a'd 're Mo'sa"' ~ "i'cn ,''e ,''ter a'S
uhc'y informed h"Ss"'n i. Inat ais "r',er' ,
u'i NOT a"'h'''"' Nun ~ 'e' '"e ves'e 60
,'oyu'"a'n ."i' " "e' e lNo'' u''' 'es'' T' !.
ANU an ont '''' '"' 'fue's were S,hP'y u
anor' n'm passage 20 'u'S country
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-13

TUE CUBAN TRIALS In the U. States
District Court. IN New Iotk, IN Tues
day, the bail Of Mr.. A. J. Louis and ho1ls
Schlesseuger, charged with Leing con
cernel in the late Cuba invasion. was, on
anplcation of counsel, extended to the
November term Of The court. Mr. ScheSs'
epger is one ofthe captured prisoners
who was sent 10 Spain by the Captain
General of Cuba.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-13

EMIGRvfloS-The Louisville Demo.
cral says, that gentleman who has late
" travelled through Indiana. says that
the emigration to the west. Iowa, illinois,
and Missouri, this season is immense.
He drove a buggy himself. aud he says
he had Ia keep Consistently on one side Of
the National aui Vincennes road.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-13

MORTALITY AMoNG CLERGYMAN.-Th The
Pfesbyteriau, published in New York
mentions thai since the l,t of May, pc.
ri"d ofsix months. sixteen clergymsn be.
longing to the Presbyterian Church have
died.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-13

CHARGE OF FRArD on TuE GOVERN
MrNr.-It is stated from Washington.
that Captain Nagl-e. accused of fraud.
ulently obtaining money from the Gov
crpment. in cunnectinn with disburse.
rneu,s during the Mexican war, has now
given bail To answer the charge in the
sum of $1,000
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-13

Total, a,............-.....$ 1920, ,l80 G76 lj
In $40. the amount Of Indebtedness wa. 81.
down at $3.50, 900 OO0 and the amount oR coin in
the country at $4,000 000 Now the coin is SUP.
posed to he $500 OoO 900 and the value Of taxahl.
lands and personal property has doubled. while
the manufacturing and agricultural wealth has
qnadrupled in the last ten years
notwithstanding all these asses. however. M.
less Uncle Sam and his children soon begin To- di.
minisl instead ofnccumulating dcbl.,a day Of set
tlement will come when they will iad their pa
per rs badly protested as it was in 337.
Stern necessity, and monntiu Of foreign dr't,
will yet drive our people into the snppnri Of do
mestc interests CieueiqRi HeraH