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The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1851-04-26
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THE VOICE OF NATURE.
BY CHARLES WILTON.

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BY CHARLES WILTON.
Twas in a lone, sequestered dell,
And on summers eve:
The suns last glances ling ring fell,
As leath the spot TO leave:
Fos never sun more blithely rose
To light scene more fair
Day never had So sweet close,
Nor night charm so rare.
And have climbed tlre rocky steep
That cuts the vale in twain,
And gaze adown the lenely sweep
That seeks the vale again.
I gazed on many stately dome,
OF high, imperious name
On many low and humble home,
Unglorifed BY fa,1lee
But ALA wTaptin deep repose,
And not sound is there
To tell how swift the river flows
Between the banks of care.
Unmarked, the stream of life ghdes on
To that Eternal Sea,
Where earthly sun hath never shone,
Nor aught of earth can be.
And this, to me, is as a spell
That binds me to the night
That bathes each wild, untrodden dell
In waves of mystic light
There are who say this wondrous world
Is but the work of chance
That earth, ike some huge scroll, unfurfd
And wrought its own advance
That senseless atoms blindly grew
Into world of light;
That creatures no Creator knew
That deaths eternal night.
Oh. Man with aspirations high,
Is this the end you crave?
oh. Man. with soul that cannot die,
And perish in the grave
Are all the wonders prophets told
But wild, delusive dreams
And can il be that human mould
Is but the clay it seems
Shall love and virtue live on earth,
And with the earth decay?
Shall faith, and hope, and stainless worth,
Pass ike dream away?
Come forth, thou false and subtle sage,
Creation read Alright
Cast off the gathering mists OF age,
And clear thy cloudy sight,
Throw down, throw down the guilty pen
Break of the stubborn mask;
The creed thou darst assert TO men,
Its truth OF Natare ask
At morn, at noon. or sacred eve,
On land or on the sea,
The lightest sound thy step may leave
Shall breathe " Eternity
Come, Tread with me this dizzy height,
And, through this waste of air,
Gaze out upon the forms OF night
What is thine answer there?
The moanl;t field Of waving corn,
That ripening harvests I'LL
The bubbiing springs where lakes arc born,
To man subservient still
Al speak Of Hrs unbounled l0ve
Who caused these streams to flow.
" ho fed those fields from founts above,
And made the harvest grow.
And whereso'er the broad moon 5 rays
In nlatchIess beauty fall,
They mirror forth to thoughtful gaze
The Hand that fashioned ALL
There's not a plant upon the earth,
There's not q tree nor flower,
But bears the stamp of heavenly birth,
The proof Of heavenly power.
The very leaf on which yon tread
Was wrought with wondrous hand
A fragment of volume dread,
That speaks to every land.
4 book unchanged from age to age
The same since time began;
For nature is living page,
That breaches God to man.
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: the Shipping and Commission business IN
Pattersonvle, and will be thankfuEfor all favors-
line directed to me at this place, or left at tina
store of Messrs. Hare g. Birdsall, viii receive
prompt attention.
10 Sugar and molasses bought and sold at
low rates of commission
C.B. G. WHELDEN.
Pattersonville, Oct. 1, 1850.
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Tow and Job Boat.

NOTICE.-All persons indebted to the Plant
lN ers' Banner previous to the 1st of March
will please come forward and settle the same, and
those having claims against the subscriber will
please present them for settlement.
13 D. BENNETT.
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For Sale.

N The subscriber offers for sale three
fzg=H Lots of Ground on Willow street, each
-LAzW= lot measuring about so feet front by $40
feet Deep more or less. On one lot is new barn
and shed, with good well of water. For par
ticulars apply to
7tf JAMES S. SIMMONS.
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70 The Maryland convention has
adopted clause making lotteries and
vending of lottery tickets in that State
penal.
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NOTICE.

TNHE su' scribers having determined on
l. changing their business, now offer for sale
the stock of goods, and the lease of their store in
Odd-Fellows Hall, extending to the 1st of Octo-
Der, 1854.
Any person desirous Of engaging in the above
business would do well to call and secure one of
the best stands in the State, at a low rent.
j. w. & r E TALBOT
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New Orleans May, 20, 1850.

ID A. LANAUZE, Rme de la LeUee, No. SO,
i entire les Rues St. Louis ct Cont, Ia Nou-
vele Orleans-Un Assortment de @ u N
C CAIL LIE lie, telle que Franeaise, An
glaise, Americaine ct Allemande Clous Cou-
pee, Forges Haehes, Pioches, Pelles, Scies, ct
Fourniture de Batisse. MY
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NOTICE,

NoTICE.-The underslgp .ed.beine dulv CON-
In missioned and sworn, resseetfailv tsndsr.
his services to the people of the parish of 8.
Mary, as NOTARY PUBIC in, and for the .s;5 a.;
parish. All business entr ns.ed to him viii ra-
ceive his personal attentio n, as wen as ali ros
sible despatch. FS~
II Office open at all hours.
GEO. N SEAGRAvE.
MIA Office under II e Odd. Feilows' H.,t
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LOTS FOR SALE.

SIX LOTS, SO feet front by 600 deep, for sale
- on long credit. ! also, the lot and improve
ments between J..U. Gordy's and Capt Gates's,
fronting on the public road and tsse bayou
5 HENRY C. DWIGHT, Franklin.
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JOHN a. TRoUspALE
A. 2. M'LAIN.
DANIEL EDWARDS

M
TNWIBILL & EDWARDS, Copper, Tin &
l. Sheet Iron Workers, No. 16 New Levee,
between Gravier and Poydras streets,) are pre-
pared to do all kinds of work inthe above line.
Steamboat and Plantation Work done in ths
best manner, at the shortest notice, on most
reasonable terms also, on hand large assoIt
ment of COOKING, STEAMBOAT AND
BAR-ROOM STOVES, of overy size and
description also, all kinds Of House Work, such
as Gutter Pipe, Spout, &c. All orders thank
fully received and promptly attended to.
N. B-Steam Batteries, CHARTERS and Filter
ers of the most approved styles.
TWIBILL IL EDWARDS.
New Orleans May, 20, 1850.
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A L. TUCKER, attorney and Counsellor
! Ne at-Laa, will attend promptly to all eolIec-
tons or other professional business entrusted to
his care Office in Odd-Fellows' Hall, over the
store of Messrs. Talbot, in Franklin.
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JEWELRY-JEWELRY

E just received, an assortment OF fine
"a Jewelry, Watches, Parlor and Office
GaAzzA Clocks, and Fancy Goods. Ladies and
gentlemen will please call and examine the stock.
~ Clocks repaired and Jewelry made to
order or repaired in the neatest style.
A. F. McLAIN.
Franklin, May 9, 1885,
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EDWARD SIMON, JR, Attorney-at-L Lar,
II viii practice his profession in the Courts of
the Fourteenth Judicial District, for the parishes
of St Mary, St. Martin and Vermillion.
10 Office opposite the Court House, on
Main street. ST
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For Sale,

NEGRESS FOR SALE.
IN aShGn 81 yeatsM sMdFf5BPr f5dP r5Msp, r5MpNeA and ss1=e7
and her three children, aged 2, 2 and IL years.
Inquire of d26 R. E. TALBOT.
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BU SINESS CARDS.
CODartnerShip,

TNHE undersigned have this day formed CO.
l. partnership under the firm of BRENT &
BAKER, for the practice of Law at the courts of
this district Their office is the same as hereto
fore occupied by A. w. Baker and is just be-
low Mr. Gnrdy's Hotel
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE,
II About 10 acres of land situated in
"a the village Of Franklin, said lot con-
Iza=M. tanning comfortable dwelling house
and out-buildings, together with variety OF
fruit trees, and other improvements. Inquire of
r. Z. TALBOT, Franklin.
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EDWARD T.. BRENT.

ANTHONY W. BAKER.
Franklin, March 8, 1851 ST
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-29
Fairfield County Farms for Sale.

TNHE subscriber will sell at private sale and for part
n of purchase money on time, the following Farms,
lying in Fairfield county, Ohio, and in the Nortl! side
OF said county, not far South of the National Road,
and about 10 miles from Columbus, East, the Capital
Of the State, to.wit
Farm list. Southeast Quarter o. Section No 81,
Township No Is, Range No 81, containing l69 6O.lOO
acres, about 90 acres cleared.
Farm 2nd. Southwest Quarter Of Section No u,
Township l6, Range No %, containing 1850 l6-lOO a.
cres, about 80 acres cleared.
Farm 3rd. Northwest Quarter of Section No q,
Township No Ii, Range 20, containing 100 2.lOOa acres,
about 60 acres cleared.
Farm 4th. Northeast Quarter of Section No 81,
Township No 16, RanIe No 20. containing l6l 9l-lOO
acres, about GU acres cleared.
Farm 9th. Southwest Quarter of Section No. %,
Township No l6, Range No 20, containing 1863 4o-lOO
acres, about 10 acres cleared.
Farm 9Th. Northwest Quarter Of Section No y,
Township No l6, Range No 20, containing 1863 56-lOO
acres, quantity Of land cleared not recOllected, but
considerable.
Farm Eth. Northeast Quarter of Section No %,
Township No l6, Range No 20, containing 1853 W.lOO
acres, large quantity OF land cleared.
Farm 9Th. Southwest Quarter Of Section, No. %,
Township No l6, Range No ~, containing l65 8l'lOO
acres, large quantity Of land cleared,
Farm 9th. Northwest Quarter Of Section No %,
Township No 10, Range No 20, containing l65 AZ lOO
acres, with very good improvements.
Lastly. Is 50-l0O acres 10 be taken off the South
west corner of the Northwest Quarter Of Section Nc
} %, Township No 10, Range No2O.
The above described Farms are all occupied by ten
5 ants, some hold under leases, which have not quite ex
| pired, others are troopers and renters, Immediate
i possession can be given Of nearly 1.-THE, Farms,
These Farms are we'll timbered and well watered
the soil is first rate, equal to Ohio River bottom, bl
seldom opportunity is given to make investments ]
valuable lands as the present. The price will b
3 reasonable, and the terms Of payment accommodating
These Farms are owned by Alfred Caldwell, Esq
Of the city of Wheeling, Virginia. am clothed wit
r full legal power from him nd his wife and from a
others cohcerned, to make to purchasers good an
~suticient general warranttee deeds, with %relinquisl
q ment CT dover, and contingent dover. In proof
. this fact all persons interested are invited to examir
the records Of the office Of Fairfield county, for IT
cording deeds, and If any purchaser shall have an
doubts about my ample authority to make good wa
%runttee deeds, as already stated, let such person en-
ploy any attorney to examine tho same, I shall
;, at Lancaster, and on the lands about the Goth of Jun
a to attend to making sales. Amy person wishing
= deal with me, can write or visit me at St. C~lairsvill
a Belmont county, at any time.
WILLIAM BOOKER.
: St. Clairsville, Ohio, May 8, 1851 Q
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-29
Fair6eId County Clothing Store,

GMITH & TONG have Just added to their stock of
SREADY-MADE Clothing, a large assortment for
Spring and Summer Wedr, which will bs sold at the
unsual low prices OF their establishment.
Their stock of Ready.made Clothing is the very
best, the market affords. Having experience in the
business and being well acquainted with the making
up OF Goods, they think they offer better inducements
to purchasers than any other establishment in this
section Of the country, both as regards price, and the
make and quality of the goods.
Their assortment consists Of almost every variety
and every size suitable for the season.
They also keep as usual All extensive assortment of
the very best, the most beautiful and the choicest
pieces Of Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, Satin, Silk,
&C., which they will be ready at all times, I'd MAKE
TO ORDER, and the well known reputation of the
proprietors in this business, will be a sufficient re-
COMMUNICATION that these Goods will be made up in the
very best manner and according to the latest and most
approved S yle.
They do not say that they will sell goods 25 or 90
per cent. cheaper than any other establishment: such
expressions at this day are generally understood and
appreciated; but they promise to keep on hand the bes
assortment and to dispose Of the same at the loDeSi
prices that can be afforded.
The public are respectfully invited to call and eX
anime their stock before purchasing elsewhere.
GTRemember the place-the room one door Eas
Of Reber & Kutz's store. SMITH Il TONG.
Lancaster, May II, 1851. 2
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Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, My II
River fallen me foot Weather warm. Fl1ur
1 3.3j0$3, 40, dull and heavy. WiIiskey l710
ia. Nullirng OF mnment in Provisions Saes ur
300 bags Rio C"fiee at ai09i. Pig leud 4s.
Cllsese G tn 81.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-29
A BOY Carried Over Niagara Fails.

NIAGARA FALLS, May ~.
A boy two years old, named James McGrath.
was carried over the FalIs this morning. lie
WIS playing on a board at Streets Factory. on the
Canada side. in company with an elder brother;
their father saw them, aud chided the elder one
who suddenly jumped off, when the other was
precipitated into the stream He snon got into
The rapids and his father hnrriel to rescue hirn;
but in vaii-tle boy went over the Falls Great
CONSERVATION and horror prevailed in very quar-.
Ter. and this distressing accident has created such
an excitement a. selrlnm arises from such a cause.
But few cases of this kind have occurred at Nj
aaara Falls.
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OH1TUARY.


DlED-In this city. on The 18th instant, at the
house Of George Kaufman. Mrs. ELIZABETH
BEEcHER. widow Of the late Amos Beecher.
Of GuilIord Con-. IN The 18th year ii her age
Mrs. b WINS b0in in Gullord ~ I777, aud unit
Ell IN m~arringe TO Mr.. Is 1893. with whom she
hvea d devoted lie uniil l8I9-when, IN iiIe pro
videpre OF God. tbis excellent man was removed
by death.
10 1920. Mrs. 3 becnme Interested 10 heaven.
y aud divine things when she WIS hnpiised. IL
Duchess county. n Y. by tire Rev. Lewis Leu.
narJ. SomeW years ago she came Ia this civ.
and IN 1888 the Regular Baptist Oh mh being
constituted. ste became "ne ri lhr constituent
members. where she remained highly esteemed
and much beloved. IN the character of uris la,iy
luauy excellent triils were found. r~speciaily by
thnse WIN knew her best. As . mnllier she VIII
truly devoted. A. n christian. cnn.cienlinu. and
pt'us. A. neighbour she WAS kind aud pencea
ble-ulways ready To aid Hose 'lrc could IN hieir
suffrrings. Her death wss In her infinite 'gain
Her funeral was attended by a large number
of our citizens, WIN seemed Interested III Que
wh0 hal lived ~ lung among tlIem.
May this providence lead oil 10 be prepared Ia
meet their end ia peace Com.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-29

tqARDwARs SToRE.-Messrs. Efingsr,
White and Latta have received a large
addition to their former stock, aud a
person will find it hard to go amiss in ask
ing for anything in their line. Hard
ware, Cutlery. S~addlery. Iron. Nails,
Glass. &c.. Of all kinds. will be found in
abundance. and as cheap as can be found
anywhere in the interior of Ohio. Gus.
toners will find plenty of goods and clev.
pr men to sell them at low prices. Be
AuTe TO call and examine their stock.
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From New Orleans.
NEW OnLEANs. Nav d

An atfray occurred yesterday between n young
S%paniard and T. T. Labnrde, tie Spanish Consul.
The former received intelligence til 1t the Consul
ha written tn tie Capt General at Cuba. inrnl-
patiug him in tue recent contemplated expedition;
he wenttn the Consul's house,aid beat him severe.
ly with his i'ts.
A grand salute was fred Yesterday in honor of
Gen. Smiths arrival from California.
The Red River Packet Echn collapsed a flue on
Wednesday, near Bayou Sura, killing four deck
hanls.
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STTLLON HAND

The undersigned begs leave to call the attention of
the citizens Of Fairfield and adjoining counties, to his
Extensive Stock of Groceries as retail, which
every article in the Grocery and Notion
line[alI of which he will sell as lou as the lotDest.
He would say to the Farmers that he has now on
hand and will be receiving regularly, IIVhtte FISH,
Pickerel, Bass, Shat, and Trout, which he is prepar'
ed to sell at the lowest rates.
BACON taken in exchange for any OF the above arti-
cles at the highest market price.
Lancaster, Ohio, May Sth, 1851. J0HNLY0NS.
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n GALLERY.

TIME undersigned respectfully informs tne PUBIC
l. i~ngeneral and the citizens Of Lancaster especial
ly. that he has opened a DaguerrOtype Room y te
ed to execpJe pictures in a style Of beauty tbat css-
not fail IN please. He cordially extends Id invitation
to every one to call and examine specimens. He Feels
confident they will recommend themselves as nesf
perfect as any that have ever been taken by the art. ,
Doors open at all hours of the day-admission Tree
walk In without knocking. 4. L. EELLER "
Lancaster, Nav is .fr ?
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0ht Alarktts.
LANCASTER. Thursday. May 20. 1881.

C-Wool begins to come in. A few lots have
been purchase ut prices yarying lom 80 Ia 40
cts. These sales show an advAnce If rom AUS
cts. per ID on last years prices This i. q heavy
llyance: aud we cannuI say whether it will lie
maintained. Many contracts have been male nj
price. that will not, its thought. be paid. The
lealers here. though n little afraid Of getting the
wool pulled uver their eyes. nre paying up To the
highest mark. M usnnl.-Akroa BSdeon.
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HOTEL-LANCASTER. OHIO.

St. Clairsville, Ohio, May 8, 1851
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-29

CYWe uied hard t" spin out a lead
ed upon the new Constitution, just to
please our neighborS up street. but the
weather has been too warm, and they
will have to excuse us. However, if they
are anxious to hear the truth, we would
respectfully refer them to the articles in
our last three papers, in which they will
find much 10 stagger the faith of honest
democrats in the virtues Of the new Con
slitu,ion. If these will not convince
them Of the error of their ways, it is no
use for us to try. However much we may
be DESTROYS Of converting young men aud
inducing them I o do right. we canno.
spend our whole time upon two or three,
who are determined to do as the States,
man says anyhow. So far as our own
readers are concerned. we think with the
exception Of the editors of our home Ok
changes. they have gOOd sense enough t'
do what they conceive to be right aud
proper without any effort upon our part
to convince them.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-29

n STUMP, having extended his lease of this well
~ known house, Is prepared to accommodate the
TRAVELLING public in the best manner. : y -
The Table will be furnished with the best Of every
variety the market affords, the Bar will be supplied
with the choicest Of Liquors, and the StabhRg, amply
sufficient for the accommodation and safe keeping 81
horses and vehicles, will be attended by an attentive
and careful hostler.
lancaster, April 10, 1861 20
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Arrival OF the steamer Canada

HALIFAX. May 26-ll 2. NJ.
The royal mail steamer CuuadA has just arrived.
She brings 53 passengers
E~SGLASD-In the House of Commons the &c.
clesia-tical titles bill WIS pns'pnned Ia the 10Th.
The Liverpool journal says that in a week or twn
the Ministers will resign and give place Ia anew
ministry. with Lord Stanley at their held. Tue
government officials expect this result as soon ms
Mr., Battles brings forward his motion in Parlid-
ment in regard to the Ceylou question as il is not
doubted but that the present ministry will DO lel'
in "A l~nreless minority.
FRANCE - General Cavinanac is now promin'
emily put rurward IN n candidate for the Presiden.
cy, aud receives the support Of Emile and Glrur'
dieu. The leading papers luvor his views.
GERMANY is mutiuuless.
ITALY gives indications of discomfort.
Intelligence from the Cape Of Gnod Hope is
disastrous 10 English forces.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-29

BE YE SHOD.
A S the Spring opens and nature arrays herself in
IA all her beautiful garments. "
REED & BAUGHMAN,
MAIN STREET, LANCASTER, ONO. ~AA
Have not been unmindlul Of some OF
the wants Of natures beauties; Also,
the sterner sex: and to meet such, have supplied them
selves with a splendid assortment Of,
Ladies' Turn Buskins, Ladies' Slippers.
" Half Caters ami Caters, Morocco, Calf
Boots and Shoes.
Misses cold Buskins and Children cold Boots,
Mems Fine, Coarse Fine and Coarse Boots; Morocco,
Calf Kip and Fancy Shoes are always on hand, Of
their own manu- iacture or made TO order.
The public are respectfully invited to call and ex.
anime their assortment. The subscriber will at all
times be ready 10 supply the wants OF their custom
ers with the greatest despatch and at the very lowest
prices, REED j. BAUGHMAN.
Lancaster, May 90, 1851. 4
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-29
Massachusetts Election.
BnsroS. May &c.

BOSTON, May Sn'
The Congressional Election in the Second Dis
trict. has resulted in the choice of Robert Rnhtnnl'
I'll ee snil Democrat.) hy n plurality "t 100 votes
In the Fourth District. Mr.. Thompson (WhIg) is
chosen nv n plurality not exceeding $50 votes.
The few returns received from The Seventh Dis
trict Indicate the return Of Bishop, tue condition.
candidate,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-29
FOR HARVEST,

PREPARE FOR HARVEST.
LEARNERS who are about making preparations
Il for Harvest. will Gnl at the GREAT HARD
WARE STORE one Of the Largest and Best selected
Stock Of FARMING TOOLS ever before opened in
this market, consisting Of
~ boz. Waldron's lnnan's and Warnings Grass and
Grain SCYTHES;
so boz. Long and Miller's SICKLES;
4 boz. Wolord's, Franklin's and Yankee Grain
CRADLES;
70 boz. SCYTHE SNATHES:
80 boz. Steel Prong HAY FORKS;
100 dozen RAKES;
Steel Blade HOES. SHOVELS, &c. &c.
All Of which are Of the most approved patterns and
make, and warranted at prices lower than can be pur-
chased sewhsre EFFINGER, WHITE &LATTA.
Lancaster, May %, 1851. a
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-29

I We conclude to-day, the publica-
ton of series of articles relative to the
new Constitution, which originally ap.
peared ia the Cincinnati Gazette. We
commend them to the calm consideration
of our readers.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-29


The HoRsE MARKEr.-Cinciunati has
of late years become the greatest horse
market in the world. 1t is the point a,
which horsemen aud drovers from all re
gions concentrate for the collection OF
their stock. The Mexican war drained
the country of an immense number,
which have never found their way back
to the States. This may account Tor the
present extravagant prices at which the
animal is rating in this market. Within
the last six months they have advanced
full forty per cent in value. The demand
at this momen is unusually great. and
the supply inadequate - Houses thai
would have been sold six months ago foI
800 aud 500, now readily command $50
On. Gag.