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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-03

IrE BEsT IE':ALE MEDrrrSE KSoJgv.
The ESfraet Of yellow Dock and satsaparilla is =
po'Ve y COY sni permanent cure for all complaints
INCIDENT TO fEMALEs Its mild Alternative PROPERTIES
renders II pecpary appica le to the slend ,r and de-
lestl Constitution OF the female II is unryalled in
is effects upon such diseases as Incipient consump-
uon, oarfehness leucorrhea or whites, irregular mehs
Aan' hehce oi urine, and general prostration
tre's.ns n'rvou7ness end lassude 30 common to the
! thnsii frame, All napsTts an energy and ouoyancy
s'surprlsins a'they are grateful We have evidence
on ie which Induces Us strongly to recommend this
madlcinA 70 married people who have not been bless
PRoLAPsus urERA, or Failing the Womb, Of five
wears standing, cure by Dr. Guysott's Extractof yell
low Dcct and saraparilla, after every otheT known
Iemedy has been tried without relief.
WAsaISGToS, Ohio, February, 1si9
This eeries That my wife, aged 81 yeurs, has been
suffering under the above complaint for five wears
nearly all oI that time confined to her bed have for
iour years constantly employed the best medical als
ent that could be procured in this section Of the con-
'rf, without any benefit whatever, have also pur-
chsSed every instrument recommended for the Of
SUI disease, ell OF which proved worthless
In the spring Of tS4S was induced by nv frienst to
ny Dr. Guysoits Yellow Dock and ssrsaparila which
was used for four months. After she had used il for
aoont iour weeks was evident to all that she ms
PROVING and from this tnne sle improved rapidly md
gam ID flesh and strength until the disease was entire<
health 'NNe NOyFORT
We being neightors Of Julia and VIM. M6nf6rt, know
that the above statement, b the sickness Of Mrs,
Mo9iort' andas to the cure being effected by Gny-
sots Yellow Dock and sarsspsTills, to be strictly
true SARAH POWERS.
- JANE EDDY.
lHNone genuine unless putup inlarge bottles, ,cons
tanning quart and name Of the Syrup blown IN the
glass, with the written signature s. T. Bennett. OF
the ou side wrapper.
i-Teprira : rtr hostio. ~. -. AZ
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LANCASTER, Friday. Jan. 3. 1851.
,nnncfnn wfrRLY N RinRrln a n,rt.
Cinelnnati Markets

CIScISSATI December 30.
River fallen feet since Saturday. Flour nc
tive; 2O0O barrels sold ut $3730s375 Oats 40
IN bulk. Whiskey advanced To 250si4c. Hogs.
no sales; holders very firm in their views. nnd
heavy uts are snld nj &4250s4.4O II is nndrr
derstood sales were making ut s425 No sales
Of provisions
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-03

MALL PAPER.--Jus rsceiYed QUO pieces Of
w Nah Paper Of al linds from 70; cents up.
For sale by LITTLE l. DRESBACHS.
Lancaster. August 20. i55 i7H
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-03

7"ti", Eirr. EirC, Fire, Fire,
TINE undsr,isnci as Agent Of the CITY INSU.
RANCE COMPANY OF CINCINNATI, is pre-
pared to insure property Of any description sgans
loss or damage BY FIRE, in the town Of Lancaster
and vicinity. oihce- Main Street, Fosters Building
JOHN GARAGHTY. :
Lancaster, December 81. 1919. dl26
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NOTICE.--The Stockholders o the Lancaster and
" Columbus Telegraph Company are notified that
year, will be held at the Telegraph Office in Lancas
ter on Wednesday the lst day Of January neAt.
BY order OF the Board of Directors
P B. EWING, Secretary,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-03

NOTICE TO THEPUBLIC.-EI made
4 new arrangements for the future in nv busincss.
az those indebted to me individually re earnestI r
qusea 10 eau and settle their accounts either by cash
or note trust that all without exceot;on viii com
ply promptly with this notice. G. i. BIrIFR
Lancaster, December n, 1850 81
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NEW G0ODs.--we IRE now opening lar,r
- portion Of our PurchsS Of Fall l. NJ fer Coos.
which have be m bough' al the lowest pries an will
be sold at corresponding low rates. The s'is, auI
qlalty Of our stock AZ o. 'he mo besu'ifui and co.
rapl kind. AM W. invite all our o. customers and the
public gcn9rsl!y, 70 eau and examine III, s,ock.
LITE & DRESBACHS.
I.anraater gan.nntI,er % lAII- On
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hTiSimaS aud New Years PuscmIS
lave just received fine LOT oI FANCY ARTT.
4 CLES suitable for Holiday Presents The ru .
lie are respectfully invited to call and take look
through my stock JAMES GATES.
Lancaster, December 81, 1850. "a
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ENRsT OF THR SEASON. N.--Received by the
= last line, feW loxes of Fall and Winter GoOdsiH
advance Of the large and well selected stock Of Goods
PgrehasCd by HENLEY.
lancaster, sept %, 1890 20
sOR!NTs-,iow opening some beautiful Merimack
\ balnilol and Coehs Prints, chbiee styles at
seIt ~, 1850 HENLEYS
AHAWLs.-A r'ro variety Of Woollen shaws suiiG-
- bic Tor winter wear. striped, plain, lowered and
clsnkei at HENLEYIS
SEPT %, 1859. 20
IL Geo9s now opening 1t IIENLEYiS.
uci15er2 2, iS6D 81
GlNGHAMS.--An eKcellr 1t article Of wr.er Cling
VI ham, plain, nsfroS and broad bsf 5.
sept. 20, lo5J HENLEYrS
.GENTLEMAN's WEAR -Csssinets, linseys Jeans
"a an T.eads of evary description at
sept. 20, 1850 HENLEYs
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DJSD.-Ths subscrihar founi sum OF non "
3 which tNe owner can have by nayinv for thi,
Advertisement D. SIFFORD.
Lancaster, December :, 1853 lOi
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nON'T FORGET-That the place to buy the best
Dgoods at the lowest prices, is at the cheap store
opposite ShRffer's Hotel. w. L WISE
Lancaster, November s. 1850 81
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N.ANNEIS--nsd, Yello'v and Wbi'o V'oo,len
= C4n'on Brown AMI blsached, a. H3NLCYS
sept. 90 1850 20
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20 EI0usc-K ccpcrs

70 EiOusC-K ccpGrS
DERS0NS wishing TO purchase Goods of this des
J. crptOn, will find it to their interest to call at EFF
FINGER, WHITE LAT TA'S and examine theii
large and splendid assortment of
OIL CARPETS, from 3.4 to IA wide,
Floor Matts Brass Curtain Bands
Brass and Glass Curtain Pins, Table Knives & Fork!
Coffee Mills, Sad Irons, Shovel and Tongs,
Candle Sticks, Lamps, Stair Rods,
Tubs, Churns, Wash Boards, &c, &c. SC.
Lancaster. november 10, 1850 %
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u" Buggy and Carriage EimiIdci>.
CSI received and now opening at the GREA 7
y HARD'EARE STORE.
, iuv P"lFS EblT 1 IL cfIiNJN,
\ o. o. Sets Buggy & CsIrioga AXELs

Fs-"IlE- - w I"IT7 II1IT I 10 oFWINUN,
- g e ~ 81 Sets Buggy & CsrTisse XELS.
tStS>Gs{+ bgpieces Gum and 5spsret Cloth.
->----<-- beautiful assortments .; Rod
Mszarino blue drab Damasiis; Red & blue Plush.
5000 yards narrow and vide Coach Lace.
Partirular attention has been paid in LAYING in our
goods in this department. Of our rsls and we fatfrr
ourselves that our Csrrisge srd Euegy maker. will
pronounce il Of the largest and nos be7u-ifnl as
sortnent Of trimmings ever opened in this market and
will enable them to rim in STYLE that will com ar,
with any oi the N UuftetursTs in III, su-rouning
cities. EFFINGER WHITE & LATTA.
Lancaster, November 6, 1850. 81
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A L.MANACs for fssI,-.Tss,een c;erm.n ~
!, Almanact an hid BY the efosr dozen
ssts (, 81 snd 'o, fspi chrIsilsn Alma
'AA'ea''er' NoysneeE .. 1850. N
" alua1le Property for safe. ~ ys;I.h n ,,li
isb Ssaits NV. y, nsit 2. ~ 10 and Lot No ip jhe
George Myers klso sbe ,rn i've s'. ~ ,vo
"a. 2i Lsnsaster eht,npg 2os acres. sR cnslossf
Sie sfm aad Town propesty IN tg county snS M, u
soid or easy terms to irt pdfcha,srs cali ma M,
itf. JOHN A. collins,
N"5uA' ~ l1V st 10
% VEiNsNAaE, GLASSWARE AND LOOKING
" iI.hSsES--on hand ilf 10 sssoTtneni, enbrne.
lns ~ uio 3uw 'tylsst and q sas bes, quality.
Lancaster October 25. 1850 81
T1J0ELEg- ISoojs.--I nm row sscbiuy, I'm.
W p'ee stock d cloths esssiIneres. rattinnts. F
lot te'vef snd macknaw over eoafinas Twecda. aan.
ne' sarseys, leans, falled eOths Sleeps groy csss
nets, nseys 6e. ". n WfSF
Lancaster hov fa5er g. 1850 ~
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CAPT. FRgNCn's CALIFORNIA COMPANY
"A Fatal Fsht.-rLe San Antouin
Western Texan contains information uf
an affiay between Parker Fl, French. the
iamnns inrging draft drawer on Rowland
and Aspinwall, and portion OF those
comprising his company at Carlires. "a
small mining town in Mexico. about two
hundred miles from Fl Pasny AT thu
poIut some of Frcnch's partydeiermined
on separating from him. and proceeded
10 take pnssesslnn nf some Of the mules
claimed by French. the opposite party
surprising their right To them to he as
good ar letler than Frcuch's, aud they
being fr aught we knnw To the contrary.
correct in their views. French refused
To yield mp the animals; the others seized
them. when French aud snme of his
triends fired upon them. A grand row
then ensued. in which FrencIl's right arm
was completely shattered, aud one of
his adherents. Nj. Harris, that fnrmerly
carried expresses from San Antonio To
El Paso. was killed. Mr. Shepherdson.
formerly sclunl teacher in San Antonu
was killed, on the side of the party up
posed to French. Several were wound.
ed IN hnih sides. whose names were not
learned On the termination of The row.
French remained in possession of the
spoiIs.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-03

& jAWLS-Ol ha1l llrs, a,s7rtn7nt OF C,si
~ n'r.. Long roh plain md Ea,b'd black aud drab
Shawis and Haudisrchieis, all kinds. inrsals by
LlrTLES DSHSBACHS.
Llneas.,r October -j, 1861 2j
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-03
It's, SHOES, LEATHER AFINDINCs

TIME uB3ersigncd haze now recei
J. Cd theii T1il AMI inter stocl
~ Of Goods, which cohsst in part Of tho
following sricles
-s-E so Ladies Black, Bronze, lgh and Lov
HA Buslins & Caters
Fine Kid Slippers and Ties
Misses Black, Bronze & cold Buskins and Slippers
Children's Black, Brouze cold Shoes and Caters
Mems Calf end Morocco BoOts
. Buskin and Cashmere Caters, on lsnls and
made 10 order:
Coarse Boots, from 81 IS to $500 per Taiy
Kip monroes for s1DJ
Boys coarse Boots from 81 80 to s1,75
a Al1rge asgortn'nt Of 0UA SHOES
All hnds 81 Findings, such as Kit, Thread, Pegs
b2St webbing, Boot and brOgsn Laces;
lhey have also on hand first rate article or Spar
is't Sote Leather, morocco, Linings and Bindings;
Also, continue % insbusture and lave on hand .
SPehdd assortment Of their own y ORR. which Is 20
Wei known e. to need no other accommodation
lheir thanks are returned to the many fisuds WIG
nave hitherto extended 10 them 70 literal pstrorag
Jae public generally ohd .bs Ladies ia par icufr,
are invited 10 call and examine their stock before pur
chasing elsewhere. WORK. SON 4 W0Ek
Lancaster, December u, 1880 ~
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK. Decemberj jU-P. NJ.
Cotton unchanged. The news of the Baltic
has been received. Flour heavy aud tending dawn.
wnrd; snes 5000 barrels including good aud round
hOnped Ohio ut $49405 l2 Rye Flour scarce;
small sales ut 1886. Wheat nnalerrd Rye nom.
nnl ATS Corn qneG small sales ut farmer rites
Pork steady; 700 bbs mess sold at $l2G0l2 l25;
Prime $8.8O0S 81. Reef steady. Hogs, 1870
dressed sold III Sc. Beef hams saleable NJ fl4.
40 600 picked hams sold tn arrive at 81 lard.
old. sales Of 100 bbls 7307t: new, rnure plenty
and less firm. selling nt 909. Whiskey unchrug.
ed; sales $50 bbls. Groceries qnet; ri" Coffee
ll0l !; small lots Orleans new Sugar at 5S9G4
Lnseed Oil firm; stock exceedingly Fight: saes
1000 gallons at %. Linseed very scarce Ameri.
can much wanted fnr crushing. held ut sl,7j.
Spirits Of Turpentine held at Is; small sales.
Weather cold bnt pleasant.
2 Dec 81,
Flour steady; sales Q 600 barrels at $3.50 S4;.
SD = common and strait State brands; Snutkerh
and Eannpape GS.IDl AIosa y, ,rl SIl.OS I orl
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H. MURPHY, would rripectully inform the ri.
moved to tn. rooms lornerl, oeedpi.d byl c. Wes
vcr Co.. in u- Tallmadse Rlocs where she is open.
ns a. oeautitul assortment oil Fancy and Dry
GJo1S. whirn shs Wnuil he pleIsed 10 show to hei
friends and the Pigo!ir IN general.
Lancaster, April IL. lc5u 70
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nOOTe .kh ki,occ

"A IAIGE lot lust Observation-Disclosures cvorf
Fini oi Fashionable soe now IN use, far La
Boots end Gaiters. NJ WfsriS
Lancaster, ROY =, 1870 o.
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0UEENsWaRC.

A Tine sssortinsh: now unplekirZat at WIS E'S.
IN LANCASTER, nov 5, ls5O. 81
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! !" u 7 - p = " TEFHIFF
Ja JaagfatEreys and Imp95fers. flleir
Fol supply of Hardware. On re-
count oi our large sales Tor lhe last
six months and anticipating hcsvy
ineTeese 10 our business tbis Taii
and Winter, We hsvendied largely
70 our former purchases. Custom.
ers will find BY dealing st our e.
heiishmsni that We not onlg sell
Eooas cheaper tgah any other house
n this section of the country, but
lhat our extensive trads enables us
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n7HSS TRfMNNGS.--A l-rga aqsnr+ncnt 5fvel
~ vet Rbhoa', J-nny Lin! Brad, Sacg Rih,on,1rd
Betui5i for sale by LITTLE s DREsBACnS.
L7u,Jstar. October % 1850 25
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TIE GREAT HARDWAnE grOnE.

IsLseGG Isl o RI T2InE Z haTIa q. e Isssy ,
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PhtpAhEn BTI. c AVER CHEMIST, I-owrLL- aiAls
Sold 10 Lancaster bv q. G. y .ck and DR. NJ T. Krsi.
der; Ba,hviie. by G MrFaddan; and by Druggis,
generally. Decemte- g. 1850. 3n33
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sALEoF REAL ESTATE.

Lancaster. December "a. 1sbO
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-05-09

The VETERANS AND GEN. SoorT.-Agree-
ably to previous arrangement, fifteen Of the
veterans Of 1914 and 1878, yesterday assem-
bled at the St. Louis Hotel, at one o'clock,
and soon afterwards marched into the parlor of
the hotel, to pay their respects to Major Gen
eral ScorT. The veterans were headed by
Colonel Palfrey, who expressed, for himself
and brother soldiers, the pleasure they expert
enced in salutipg such distinguished military
commander. Colonel Palfrey observed that
the veterans present were few in number, old
age and want of timely notice having prevented
many Of them from paying their respects to
him personally; but that all who had been
mustered on this occasion were anxious to take
him by the hand The aged men were then
introduced, and each had pleasant word to
say or "reminiscences to call up. After halt
hours friendly conversation, the veterans again
saluted the General and retired, concluding an
interview which was apparently highly graft
| flying to both parties, and which excited much
interest to the spectators. Governor Walker
was present at the interview, and took lively
part in the introductions and conversation
General Scott leaves the city this morning.
". 0. PicaysRc.
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Massachusetts.

We perceive that the Democrats and Adolf
,ionists in Massachusetts, are playing out the
game of coalition. 1t is now confidently stated
that the union has been resolved upon, in the
second and fourth Congressional districts, for
the return of Messrs. RANroUL and PALrREY
at the next election. The Massachusetts, De-
mocracy has caved in entirely-has been abb
sorbed by Free soil and Abolition. There is
nothing left of it. The Boston Post remains as
a mere monument Of the illustrious twenty
seven rebels, and of half score of the outsiders.
It is repudisted by the Democratic party pro
per-the party that has been disciplined in the
"old trials"
Besides the reunion on RAxroUL and PAL
PREY, it is said that a similar coalition is on
foot in the Berkshire district, in favor Of a Mr..
BIsHop, who was CAss man, then Free
soiler, then National Democrat, and now SUI
tering under relapse into Abolitionism. II is
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Fson the Knickebocker.
Observation-Disclosures Sonnet.


Oh, sweet PHILANrHaorv! in thy pure name
How the sleek Sinners OF our Boosting age
Set themselves up for Saints There Il no shame
To which they stoop not; yet both Fool and Sage,
Alike imposed on, swell their choir ofhme;
Bend them obeisancc-- follow where they 70.
Like wondering clowns that crowd a puppet- show;
And, when the painted van deserts tho town,
Shout on the hill that 1t goes rafting down.
Republicans, who never saw king,
Eagerly rush TO see some pie bald thing,
Said to ape majesty, dancing on a string,
Our Republicans are not Red" but ''grsen,"
Kneelng to PvscH and JvDy ~ real king and
queen! W. asH BIZ ~
ArRL 2, 1851,
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Cbrrespondence Of ne Nescarh Daily Adusrtiser.
The Government Steamer at jackson vile.


JAcxsosvILs. FLA, May 3, 1851.
Events with which tho readers of the Daily are
before this well acquainted, have frustrated tho
warlike designs to which have previously alluded.
Tho "Lbcrators" in this quarter wear the face of
defeated party the next day after the election.
Some, apprehend, not sorry for this intercept
ton by tho United States Government. and many
wives and mothers have lighter hearts in conso-
quence. There has been great deal of money
spent, and the enterprise 10 not suspended without
considerable regret among the parties Themselves
and their numerous sympnthisers. II il thought by
some that there may yet be descent on Cuba, if
there has boon no interference with plans ON tha
6 ulf side. e"
The steamer Welaka was chartered by the Uni
ted States Government, and came 70 this place day
before yesterday from Savannah, having on board
United States marshal and assistants, looking for
Generals Lopez and Gonzales, also for arms and
ammunition, which werc non eat Snuentus. Tho
same result would follow if search was made in
this town for a man who cvor really intended going
- Cuba. The steamer before its return proceeded
TO the Satla river. in Georgia, the Same errand
of investigation. II will be difficult hereafter to
find any fault with the Government for lack of
promptitude in arrest of this expedition
The "Emigrants" will bide their time, but there
il no probability Of this scheme being permanently
abandoned. Yours, &c.
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traditional Errors.

Every day the labors of learned men are ex-
posing the falsity of Evolutionary facts, and
wedding history of the errors which seem to
ment of human knowledge. Nothing, in fact,
| is reliable but scientific truths; and even many
Of them, or at least what have passed current
| for such, have been proved false. But Of all
the uncertainties of tradition there is nothing
so uncertain az the sayings of great men. The
reni ridi rici Of CESAR and the pithy despatch
of PERRY, announcing his victory on Lake
Erie, are matters of record, and may be trusted
in; but the dying words of LAWRENCE, "don'i
give up the ship" have been denied. As for
CRoMwELL's directions to his soldiers to trust
in Providence and keep their powder dry,
there is no evidence of its Cromwellian origin.
WELLINGTON has said that he never heard Of
the famous words, cup, guards, and at 'em,'
which have been currently attributed to him
ever since the battle of Waterloo, until he saw
| them in a newspaper. All the surviving Bri-
fish officers Of the attack on New Orleans, some
twenty-five years ago, published an affidavit to
the effect that the renowned watchwords,
Beauty and booty" were never used on tina,
memorable occasion. General TAYLOR, too,
denied ever having said, " Give 'em jessy :" or
even "a little more grape, Captain BRAee.'
Some wiseacre attempted few years ago 10
prove that General PUTNAM was coward and q
bully, but, luckily for the reputation of " Old
Put" he found a defender in our present
Secretary of State, who, in a mastery arti
Gle in the North american Rerieu, cearl,
established the right Of the gallant soldier Il
his traditionary fame. One Of the latest an,
most surprising instances of the detection Of
traditional mistake, is the discovery by that &c
NAL philosopher, the learned Signor RIccAsoc
CA, that Bacon is not the author Of that popu
lar apothegm knowledge is power" that, il
fact, nothing of the kind ever bad an existence
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OF r I G IAL.

Willard Fillmore. President Of the United
States OF America.
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to
me that AMoRY EDWARDS has been appointed Con-
sui General of the republic Of Nicaragua, TO
reside at New York, do hereby recognise
him a. such, and declare him free to exercise and
enjoy such functions, powers, and privileges, as
are allowed to the Consuls General of the most "a
vored nations in the United States.
In testimony whereof, have caused these letters
to be made patent and the seal the United States
to be hereunto affixed.
Given under my hand at the city of Washington
the 9Th day Of May, A. d. 1851, and
f.. 81 of the Independence of the United States Of
America the seventy fifth.
WILLARD FILLMORE.
By THE PRESIDENT:
DAHL WHBsrEa, Secretary Of State.
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From fAs Weldon nv. o. Patriot.
Colonel Outlaw.

This gentleman, we learn from the Democratic
Pioneer, paid n visit TO Elizabeth City week before
last, and addressed the citizens of that place in
speech of some half hours length. in which he
briefly rendered account of his stewardship
~ one Of tho representatives from North Carolina
in the last Congress. The Colonel must have made
a most favorable impression, for even the P;snsr
.knocks under" a little, and Acknowledges that,
though CAS- a politician differing radically from
Col. Outlaw, and net approving Of his course in
Congress" yet "for the man 1t had conceived feel-
ings Of high personal respect"