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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-27
Autumn is at the DOOT---Winter Is fast
apprOachinglI

ENEIE undorsisnsd are now receiving fom the ESBt.
- = ern cities, large and we'll assorted stock Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS, To which they rO-
specially invite the attention Of all classes, both
Young and OH-GrGpe and dGGy-Rich and Poor
We besPeAk for you all word Of consolation IN the
examination Of our splendid stock and unprecedented
Lop priess'
We will not tax your patience with AIong catalogue
Of articles and prices which we regard as mere Sha-
dowS, but we earnestly invite you TO No. 81, where
You will find our assortment complete In the ling Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS; 1Aso
Groceries, Llarflrare and Queeastcare
The above stock having been purchased by the sen
or partner, whose long experience In thls branch Of
business has well qualified him to seize upon every
opportunity Of purchasing goods Al the peyy Loicef
cash prices, enabled to offer very great In
ducemsDt; not only In word but In deed to all who
will favor US with call. We would, therefore say
to all that II the shadow we have here given you Il
but small be assured that we fully prepared TO
furnish you sbundAntly with the substance. II you
will but respond 70 our invitation
REINAiUND & SON.
No. &c, Main street, Lancaster, Ohio.
October Q, 1851 %
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-27

BERKs County DEMooRAoY.-This coun.
~ is somewhat distinguished throughout
the Union on account other heavy Loco
foco majoriiies. and the peculiarities Of
her people Ono Of these latter, the
reader will find in the proceedings Of q
late meeting held there. at which II was
unanimously resolved in substance that
the late Locofoco triumph in Pennsylva'
MIA was a triumph of the friends OF a
tariff, and in their simplicity the Locoioeo
people of Berks call upon Congress to
modify the present Tariff and protect the
iron interests of the Keystone State.
Polk, Dallas and the Tariff Of AZ, was
the watchword in that region in the con.
test of'44. and in '4s, strong efforts were
made to convince the same people that
Taylor was "free.trade" & Cass eta.
riff" mon. And even yet, in 1851, the
gallant democracy of Berks, while fight.
ing for the free-trade party, pass resolu.
tions in favor of protective Tariff aud
especially the iron interests oftheir State.
Congress is very strongly tinctured
with that party for which the Locofocos
of Berks so manfully aud nobly contend.
and if it can be Influenced in any manner
by appeals or demands from that quarter
to do justice to American Industry and A.
merican Labor, we shall forget the Jecep
tion and throw up our caps with tho
Berks' Democracy.
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CO.PartnershIp.

GEORGE KAUFMAN having associated with
" himself Mr.. MYRoN D. GREGoRE, the business
in future will be conducted under the firm Of GroRaE
KAuFFMAN s Co., at the old stand.
Lancaster, July 81, 1851. I3
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-27

NHE House and Farm situated about three .fourthG
n Of amile north Of Lancaster, on the Columbus
Road Terms will be reasonable, and possession Civ
ing Immediately. Apply at the
November 90, 1851 GAZETTE OFFICE.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-27

~One of the most heart.rending ca
tastrophies which it has been our lot to
NsSrd, is that published to-day ofthe un.
fortuate calamity by which in one of the
public schools of New York, about sixty
children were killed and more than that
number wounded. The particulars will
be found under the telegraphic head.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-27

I12SO ALMANACs for 1855, 1870
AOelfS for sale BY the gruss ur doren AO1G
store Of JOHN ! EIiMAN.
Also, good assortment Of SCHOOL BOOKS. and
Mseelsneous Books,as well Is an excellent quality
Of WITHIN PAPER and other stationery
Lancaster, October q 1855. %
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$4,000 Reward,

NEVER since the science o. Medicine dawned upon
" the world has any thing been found so good for
cough and colds as HowEs COUGH CANDY 1000 pack.
ages received this day by E. L. SLOCUM,
Druggist, Lancaster, Ohio,
Sole Agent for Fairfield county. Nov 90
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-27

EYR, II. Breckenridge, one of the Gu.
ban prisoners has arrived at Charleston.
He owes his release to the exertions of
Mr. Consul Owen, and others.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-27

ARE ToU MoTHER-Sulfering from diseases to
which females are generally subject, uselDr. S. D
Howes Shaker Sarsaparilla it will certainly cure YOU
Male or female, old or young ALL and erery Fani-
tyshould have this excellent Family medicine bv them
Call at our depot, or of our Agents, and get
pamphlet, gratis, where you will find ,tacts' factsu
acfs that can be substantated by thousands OF liv-
ing witnesses in this city and country viz that the
Shaker SarsaparlIa, as preparedby Dr. S, D. HOWE,
has been the means of permanently curing more dis
eases to which the human family are continually sub
ject than any other preparation of Sarsapara ever
yet brought before the public. See Advertisement.
IJ"We hear many people complaining of weakness,
general debility &C., which without doubt the re-
suit OF too close confinement and application dai-
ly ride Of few miles, on horseback, will be the
standing prescription of judicious physician in such
cases, and we are sure it would..be beneficial But
many have no horse at their command or are ignorant
OF horsemanship. To such we recommend the use Of
Dr. Hoolsnd's German Btters, pa epnred by DR.. C. NJ.
Jackson, Philadelphia they will always cure and to
thoss who can ride we would say use it,
See Advertisement
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UOuse and Lot for Sale.

\ WILL sell at bargain the two story House and
Il Lot, on Broad street, known as the Weatherby
property. Said house is in good location, in good
repair and clear Of Dover. Apply to
J. R. PEARCE, Agent,
For the Heirs of N. Weatherby, deceased
November27 1851. soft
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New Family GrocerY.

VENHE undersigned has just received and is now o.
u pening on the Southeast corner Of Columbus and
Wheeling streets, swell selected stock of Family
Groceries, Confectionaries &c, which will be sold
low He solicits call from bis old friends and the
public in general. ISAAC CHURCH.
Lancaster, September 25, 1851. 81
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THE New ScHooL HOUSE. We hay

HE NEW SCHOOL HOUSE, We have
been requested to publish the following:
A CARD.--The undersigned, Carpen.
ters by trade, understanding it has been
currently reported that the School House
recently built on the South side of Main
street, Lancaster. was insecure, have ex-
amined the same, and do find the build.
ing perfectly safe. land that there is not the
slightest danger to be apprehended ,as the
King Posts and Girders are capable of
sustaining ten times the weight that can
possibly be placed in any of the rooms of
said building, occupied as they are. We
will further add. that in our opinon, the
aforesaid building is one of the most
substantial ever erected within the limits
ot the city. JOHN COOK,
WILLIAM CASSEL.
Lancaster, Nov. 25. 1861.
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FAIRFIELn CnuNTY

SSADGJhhm3 9G0R9s
I Is now generally admitted by sll persons who
~ have taken the pains TO inform themselves thAt
SMITH . TONG keep on hand the largest and best
assortmsnt for
CLOTHING MEN AND BOYS,
OF any establishment IN F.i-aals county, and on &C..
count o tho caro- used in selecting tho stock by the
proPretors, who have had long experience in the
besiheas' u Is equally true that Tor quality and varie-
" the assortment usually kept on hind,
CANNOT BE EXCELLED.
By any other in the State And more than this. the
goods are purchased at the lowest prices which ena
BE tho ProPrietorS to dispose ofthem upon
THE Most REASONABLE TERMS.
n proof Of I'll this, the public are invited to call in
eva examine the lino assortment which has been
selected, fs-
FOR FtLL AND WINTER WEtR,
With tho express purpose Of clothing the male por
coh @ tis community in the latest snI most fashion
~ sly yes and IN the very hes, manner. II can he
l''e ana "i be DONE At prices which cannot fail to
p'iA,s q: hmn1s theas lortment may be noted
Fine Cloth Frock and Dress Coats
Cioih, Beaver and Blanket Over do.
All qualities and cOlorx Of sack do.
Black blue and fancy cloth Paut.,
do do do cashmere d.
do do do sarirsn do
BlAck and fancy satin Vests,
heIino, cloth, plaiiaHl w01ilon Vests.
Also ilnc assortment Of shirts, silk pocket AMI
neeE hapiserchies, suspsndars collars, st0cks I'm
orellss, Be-. sc.
Inc abgyo ernbracsss portion onl Of their Ready.
n@ds tiotmng al Of wiich we'll made and ouf Of
good material. IL edition " this, the public wllGnd
MOST EXCE! EST. tGSORTNRNT
OF CLOTHS, cassmeres sstinos ysstinzF of the ,,,s,
beautiful styles and eologs and Of the best ou,ity
which VIII be made up to order, and
A GOOD FIT WARRNNTFD,
Thus not only being prepared 10 supply those ,,bo
desire resdynade co.hing but also being ens1l 4 n
accommodate any class Of customars with good, se.
ieeied "th much care they expect to retain tie pub.
lie iavoT by pleasing their customers
Thankful for past 6gors, continuance Of the ps.
tromge Of the citizens Of this and surrounding coup
ties, Is respectfully solicited For good Goods, 200
h's w..madp clothing and low prices competition i,
put at defiance
Remember the plaee-inmedistelv east Of Rsbel
and Ku'z,s store, with tho. words "CLOtsiae Store
painted above the door in large letters
SMITH & TONG
Lancaster, October %, 1851 %
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Religious Notice.

The Church of Emmanuel, OH Chesnut street.
Lancaster, will be dedicated lo the service of
Almighty God, on SUNDAY NEXT, being the
3Olh day Of November Services to commence
at 10 o'clock A.. Nj. The public are respectfully
invited to attend
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-27
Chnnninr Avns

TX Doz. Collins, Monn's. White and Eagle Com
OPany's CHOPPING AXES. All OF superior
quality end pattern, and warranted by the Manulac.
turer. For sale by
EFFINGER, WHITE & LATTA.
Lancaster, October 80, 1851 90
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-27
Carriage Trimmings now on HIND.

TS Pair ELLIPTIC SPRINGS, so
E;ss;I>SsZ- - sets Iron Axels. large and
y well assorted lot of Gum, JApsned and
Enaneled Cloth, Enamelcd Leather, Damasks, Erin
ges Iaces, Brass Bands, Stump Joints, &c. fer sale
cheap by EFfINGER, WHITE !; LATTA
Lancaster, October 80, 1851 25
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-27

W The readers attention is directed
to the card Of Mr.. Orman in another col.
umn. Its publication was thought nocos'
sary on account Of some excitement
growing out of the matter.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-27

BANK NoTIcE.-We are requested to
state that no business will he transacted
at the "Hocking Valley Bank" or "Sav-
ings Institute" on the 9Th inst, Thanks.
giving day.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-27

SHOEMAKER'S FTNDINGS.-Theb hest Ma
~ drds and Iampiro Morocco Skins, Red. Blue and
Yellow Linings; Bindings, Boot Webb and Laces.
shOemaker's hit.-Enbracinga al the latest pat
terms now in USE can be found at the Hardware Store
OF EFFINGER WHITE K LATTA.
Lancaster, October 80, 1851 26
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26O.OOO.OOO


We have been unable to ascertain
the exact stock of old Pork on hand in
the United States on the lst inst. But
during the month of July last, there was
large deficiency as compared with the
same period the year before, say about
$4,000 lbs, equivalent ofthe side meat of
10000 Hogs and it is but fair to suppose
that the deficiency has not been lessened.
1t would seem, then, that high rateshave
not checked the consumption, and our
readers can draw their own inferences as
to the probability of prices this coming
season, being sustained or recoding as
compared with last year. is true thore
is continued stringoncy in our Money
rket; and dealers in Hogs as we'll as
IN other kindsof Produce, must feol the
effects of it, LOUISVILLE Courier,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-27

ONO STATE JoURNAL.-It wilg be seen
by looking at the advertisement, tn at the
terms of the session paper" have been
reduced. We trust goodly number of
the Wings of Fairfield will lend their aid
in giving good support to the Journal.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-27
LANCASTER ThursJay, November ~. 1851
DIRECTED wEEKLT sY Ktsggaph Dorf


NEW fnRK, Npy 2i-P, H..
Cotton market firm; prices advanced !: stlos ar..
about 700 bales. SAFES Of $4,000 hbls Fiiur ut
50 % iur Stlte and Western. S39iGil2l Er
Ohio, and si,37 fDr Southern. Sales ol GO0O bu,l.
els Southern while Wheat At 80; 1000 bushels
Michigan mixed at &c. aud white 90. Sile. pi
10000 bush. mixed Western Corn al GO9Gl: 5000
bushels Rye at %. Sales of7O00 glllns L'n,epd
Oll ut Ga, Sales Of 300 bbls Prison Nhnsry at
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-27
Death or Liberty,

NTAS the cry when the cars arrived at ShdaE's 0
w Rotc McELR0Y & BILLINGHURST has
constantly on hand large assortment. Of
Boots and Shoes,
Which will be disposed ofat the lowest prices to
all who may favor them with call. Work made at
all times upon the shortest notice.
They would also say to the Ladies' Of Lancaster and
vicinity, that they keep hand fine assortment Of
shoes Tor them which will be found equal to any In
the city for beauty and durability.
The ''Congaer- CrimPing Machine" a most eyeol-
lent and convenient article ia also kept on hand for
sale. McELROY BILLINGHURST.
Lancaster, October 2, 1851 %
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~ See notice of Fairfield county
bonds" A good chance for investments
is here offered.
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In Fairfield County Common PIo0a

Jacob MAursr,
". , PETITION TOa DIVORCE,
Anna Margaret MGureE.
TNHE above named defendant Will take notice that
l. the said plaintiff did on the 10th day Of Septem-
ber A. d. ls5I file In the clerks office Of the court
Of common Pleas Of Fairfield county, Ohio, his Ger
tain petition, the object and prayer Of which Is 70 dis
solve the marriage contract now sHbSlsting between
him the said plaintiff and her the said dsleDdant-
And for Of divorce the plaintiff hss In his said
s.,non, AlescI tne ioLo"lng-iS5a m,ui aesenee
of duty JACOB MAURER.
ByJ. d. c. D. MARTIN. his Attorneys.
October g. 1851. $3.50 6w23
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Isaac CharIton,s Estnte.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Estate of Isaac
Charlton deceased was declared insolyent az the
September term Of the court of pleas for Fair
field county, 1851, and tnAt the subscriber was APP
pointed commissioner to settle the All persons
having claims against said Estate are hereby reour.
ed to present them within six months from date.
JOHN R MUAiAUGH.
Lancaster, October 9, 1851 6m29
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Look Outl

NOR that hacking cough, it will lead to consump.
IL ton, USE HowE's COUGH CANDY, sold by
4. l. SLoCUM,
Nov 20 Druggist Lancaster, Ohio
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T0HntLS,
100000 hams, at Is lbs each, 80. 600, 900
100000 shoulders, at l6 lbs. al 600, 900
25 lbs. leaf Lard to a Hog, at
22O lbs. to the bbl., l47,727
oois', or. 80 500 900
8 lbs, rump to Hog. at 220
lbs to bbl., $4,000 bbls., or 10, 400, 900
70 lbs side meat to Hog. at
200 lbs. to the bbl., ass 1000
ooIs, or.....- 81 900 900
20 lbs. head and feet, .32, 500. 900
lo'os' wastage'. e'.--......... 5000 900
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-27

~It is now stated that Kossuth was
not to leave England until the 2Olh inst.
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RNCEIpTs vOu rvnc,grrr,,

Caleb Coplcn. ....Sl75 VIM Grahnm. .sl75
H. Smsnrls-.. 90 Benoni Black ..... 90
Jacob Hotter. 200 David Augustus. 0.6O
Robt Wilson,. 200 James NJ. Noble. O.75,
Col, Crook. s5no
NEW SUBSCRIBERS
Jacob Myersi James Shannon; Joseph Hodge
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Cincinnati Markets.


NINcINNATI' NOV. Ut. VI.
River fallcn feet Flour firm Of go on aJ
vance asked Whiskoy lj1 to iGI Sales of27H0
boxes Cheese al g. Hogs inn; aaOo sold at 1850
5000 green bans at 6! to u. Trade generally
very active.
Reef Cattle and Hogs in Ohio,
The Cincinnati Price Current gives tlble
containing the number OF Beef Cattle ami Hogs ip
7G counties of this Suite for 1850 aud 81. The
number Of Beef Cutie this year is g95 l72. which
SHOWS decrease Of 1885 since .ast year. The
number Of Hogs is 1881, which j. 1896
less lhan Inst year
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321.624.OOO
227.629,44o

1t is pretty generally conceded that
tho coming crop in the came States is not
larger in numbers but better in quality
than last years. We will, however, for
the sake of calculation. put it in round
numbers at 100000, at an average of
200 lbs. equal to the crop of'49 so. which
was undoubtedly good one, and by the
same rule of calculation, find the result
as follows:
Chop of Hogs in 1S5l-'52, 10000
averaging 200 lbs. equal to 100000
900 bbls,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-27

SSAOG1hdm9 9GDRDs
Tis now generally admitted by all persons who
~ have taken the pains 10 inform themselves that
SMITH TONG keep on hand the largest and bes,
assortnnnt for
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-27

Statement Of As Crop Of Hogs, of Ohio,
IenAessee, Kentucky. MisIoHri. loUa.
and Illinois, .tor Me years of ls49-
80 and 1850 -'5l.
Crop Of Hogs in 1s49 so I6Os,l2O
averaging 200 lbs. equal 10 32l. .624,.
900 lbs. which we divided ss follows,
Pounds.
3216,24O hams al Is lbs. each as. .243. 600
.3,2l6,24O shoulders, 16 lbs. "a ass, $40
25 lbs. leaf Lard TO Hog at
220 lbs, to the bbl. ls2,sS2
ools' or. 40 .203, 900
8 lbs rump to a Hog, at 220 to
the bblor 64,325 bbls. or. IL, 1854, ,o60
70 lbs. side meat to Hog, at
200 lbs TO the bbl. 663,s42
b6Is or. LIP SOS. 400
25 lbs. head and feet to Hog. .4o, ,2O3, 900
10 lbs. wastage to Hog. 16. .0sl, 200
32l, 1924, 900
Crop Of Hogs in ls5O-'51. :. l .264 sos,
averaging $50 lbs. equal to 227 .629 ,44O:
Pounds.
$500, ZIG hams, at IA lbs. ach .35 .4o9 ,024
2,529,2l6 shoulders. IS lbs. 81 ,93s. .24O
% lbs. leaf Lard to Hog, at
220 lbs to the bbl., l26,4Sl
bblS., or. .27 ,S2l 1916
s lbs. rump to Hog. at 200
lbs. to the bbl.. 44.25l bbls.or S,s52 1856
Ga lbs. side meat to Hog, at
200 lbs. to tho bbl., 404,
GA bbls.. .s9. .934 ,9l2
30 lbs. head and feet. .25 ,292, 100
y lbs wastage' ............ IL 1881 ,472
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4 Proclamation.
b WASHINGTON HVNT. Csror.r 81 q. >sa's o.


b. WASHINGTON HVNV. Cseo7ssr ~ q. SKATE Of
Nas-Yars.
Whereas, u has been represented 20 nc iaai the
dWelhrg-hou>c 81 hiram >AaW. oi ;hc iowa oi Der
I'm, m the count, @. Rensselaer,. was too-o, catered
oU he 18Th OF AUGUST instant. IN 'hC aigh tye. hs
party 81 armed men. disguised as Indians. nfmosun
aoou, 60 ana that sand ShaW ~a> violently a>-
fyom hi> bed am car'iet 20 tie town o. SIcphcnto
~ sad county wasre serious injuries we're indicted
ueou h.s person
AID ,-if-sss similar yio' atoms 81 Iaw. -. % pub
he order ard security. G>Srce.ll ~ the character 81
the state and rcpucrani ~ ,hc sentiments a rooi
citizens have come - Pc o, such ireucn, occurrence
A. 70 require extraordinary means 70 bring TIE offend
ers 70 Justice and 20 prevent iae repetition oi Ike
ou;raee> IN future
Now. therefore, IN me discharge 81 my coass.iu-
ronsl obligation 20 see that The LAWS are faithfully
executed. 80 hereby oder % Five Hundred
Dollars 10 Pc paid - any Of the persons engaged M
the commission Of the sad oeCn>c, who shall De The
first 70 make ,C disclosure ~ al The Facts relating
thereto giving the names Of The con>araors and cN-
POSING the particular action II each OF them a> tU as
practicable. m the seizure ana abiucuon ot SAL
shaw, which reward shah De paid under Tie dircc
uon Of The Count upon ne conviction q. aus OF SAID
offenders. and 30 such persons not exceeding ave- ~
the ( Ourt Snail ttr4iN "a NN tAtNitR shttt's ana
the persons 80 disclosing ana ic>tiYmS >hll De re
hcycd from pun Shmeni oy the Executive ciemcncN.
And l 90 hereby on,oin Il upon a.. magistrates and
officers of u>uce m the county OF Rensselaer, having
authority and jurisdiction m thc premises 10 De hrm
and eicient m the prosecution of Sud con>p iatoTS,
and To adopt such measures A. may seem oes, caicu
ated to secure their apprehension and punishment.
would earnestly appeal 90 all oar ci,zen> 10 CO.
operate with the authorities their efforts io sup,
press and punish these aggro>>onS and ~ uphold
those principles OF Law and orjer which are the
only safeguards OF public liberty and individual
curiiy.
deem L my duty. moreover. 20 warn an comoma-
tons OF persons formed for the purpose Of commit
ting laNless aggrcS>onS and personal violence, under
whatever disguise or preteSt, to deslst from ,he
further prosecution of designs at once pcrdous 10
themselves aohorrent 10 Justice. anu fatal Ia the
curlty and wel'.b being OF civilized society, hereby
procalmmg % al whom i may concern. that The
powers vested IN The Executive by The Constitution
Will De vigorously exercised to sustain the cvlI au-
,hori,lc> ylndicae the supremacy Of the Law. and
bring rs yioatorS before the tribunals which II has
erected Tor the protection Of personal right, and The
preservation OF the public tranquility
In witness Whercofs have hcreunio adiNed my hand
and the pryy seal OF theStaie, ihlS twentieth
H. ST. DAY OF August. IN the wear at our Lorl one
thousand eight hundred and ats one.
WASHINGTON HUNT
Ry the Governor
JAvEs 7. RuGGLFs. Private Secretary
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t.t .tfil-r.' local -i>ir. avon -' 80 - =
''i'it may again tt h.iee use q. .' .,.s
tD>tVh " ~ %. ~ 4t' ti's ......,..
% th4r.eS d ir~.n nave sa2"n 'l4. ,-e q
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&c fl.-- ft>-Hl- nance l' f''' '.'-'- t.t 20.
tarE so io - own = ana aAl 'ht' i-.> .l
sti"tth ne i>-'ho> eN'e-.-.H 'iIo'- q. --'' -.
OF % a. ems. TO-. 'i'Nf - '' q - ~ -,
INV, ,h,- ~, s,u, - 49,, ~ ,>- -. RE-. nsr->, mn
~ >,,sv,,,n Islands 49, "a, now, ri 4 similar
al --s-rr,-.i,r ,,-.t,rg an ~, s.iioiutu- .aa,i-
r.r.
NV, ON Tho o,e.r . reb. he sad thar the islands
are >craraied hv impossible barriers OF wlte7 ana
that there Was no opportunity tor the species 90
,r.fe from, one 20 ffs cth,r Yef The same kind 81
80. -,,, ~ ~, bs.,- "a m ,h, ~r,,f-,< az
=. a -. - -. -. ...-,.,..,. - 40,
'>-'..,'> NN4''-' e SO '''' 80 - +,
- D. - 49, az '-' 20 = - - -
t~ft The system al DISTRIBUTION And tle par OF "l'
world N wnlcn y occurs, ana ~ tntiff Ritftbi-
eucc of phvslcal causes We find IN California local
geological districts no larger than many Islands,