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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-01-25
From the Home Journal.
SHEnT-.ISLtNNS.
PASSED. IN TIE SEA OF READING
rPrPrtl for he Home Jor,aci By he Editors,

PASSEDiN IHE SEA OF READING.
rPr prtI for The Home .Tou,7sci BIZ Me Editors. !
TrRoN EMERSON |
Those who live to the future roust A.
ways appear selfish to those who live to
the present.
donot forgive in M friend, the rail-
IRE to know fine character, nnl to en-
terrain ii with thankful hos,itaJisy.
The reonle know ,hat the,, neoJ !,
their Representative much more than
talent, namely, the power to make his
talent trusted.
r,l.,
ora - r,'' ,n l',''a'y 'uleA' appears at
but character is eta stellar and updi-
minishablc greatness.
,..,,o,,to. a., :,.,.
o,,lnt nIatho w.. ''a''!n Vi Oh e.
t;dn, ~ '. nn. ~ r'T n. N!"o a''no ,1
c .GI, :" Do.'oI a.. 81 'l' ''''y? y
;n,,'lt,I ''''' '"-- '''''''V1 '' r "''e0 nor
''''''''' u
MOT ib :N ~ -, SIt AZ nN'oF}' 90
Ioso;' ', ~ ''' a ~ '',D D'', lg '0tT IN
tr,t nh .I ''eo,' ''.i" oi2'I' '.'''>
bn had san M I;c ti"' 'SJo r.. ~ .,":',
conv WV 'NS IA my '-i'" ''''ei IMAM HIS
L'
Care is taken that the greatly destined
shall slip Into life in the shade, with
w. bl,1nn ,.ar su liens . 10 ""'an an"
,or,,.;.,' Us WY 'i"'''-
' " ''''s5 t'''''"''
know nothing which life has to Of
fer so satisfying rs The profound good
understanding, which can su5sist, after
much change Of good Offices, between
two vlrtuoos men, each Of whom is sure
OF himself, and sure Of his ilend.
II is only low merits that can be enu-
mefated. Fear, when yonr friends say
to you what YOU have done well, and say
/ it through bat when they stand with
uncertain tin!id looks Of respect and
hall-diSlike, and must suspend their iudg-
ment for years TO come, you may begin
to hope.
How, e,s;,u wa road, o,,,n,,
whom man ,-oro F,I,, of - "a o'''.I' "o"'''
t;on of tho notr;orchs Wv W -,,'''.>,' -.
that > NAM sh"ni1 Iva 80 1 y" 1s' ''l1 :
Iunnar in tbn lonJscana tL .,t ',li "'' oJ
deserve TO be recorlal. that h. ' nro','
and o;rdad ~, h. lo;na '''"! ~, ~ ,,',,'
eucb = ,lsce '''' : :" 50 ''>' -
l mere are gcniuses IN trade, as well
as IL war, or the state, Or letters; and
the reason why tins Oh that man is for
tuhatt, IS not TO be told.-it lies IN the
man; this Is ali any boJy can 81! you
ABOUT - Bee hiin, and you will know
a. easily why he succeeds, as, you see
NaPo.eon' you would comprehend his
fortune.
There is class Of men in1;vidu,ls Of
which aoDcar ut Iong narvai, ', 90 n1, "
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IiOI'TGE,

The Commissioners Of Cecil county, viii meet
at their office in the Court House, on Tuesday,
the lh day Of February, next, to attend to such
business a. may be presented.
All supervisors, whose accounts have not been
rendered for the year 80, and previous years,
are notified to attend on tlc above named day to
settle; or, to file their accounts previously. All
who are indebted to the county, wEo DO net re-
gard tits notice, will be cited before the Com
Missioncrs, nj their ncctin in April, next.
By order; p. c. kICkETTS, Ok.
Jan. .;th :5i--tm
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MICS. n. f.. BEACH,
MISS ). j. TURNKEY,

trt:CipALs.
The UNDERSIGNED have been witnesses, for
three years past itlccycclincr II If 9. Btach's
nlGtc Of teaching, and can therefore s;, ak with
confidence IN cunmcnding her to TIE pubic. Her
former "Epcr"nc" as The head CT Il icna" Sem
mary in New Jn-lani, her ij,ri'in.ity with all
tho branches necessary 10 BE- taught her ntirinr
energy, love a the work Of instruction; and Nc
cul.ur tact in i,cipltnc, combine 10 render her
ono oi tie best instructors 10 WHOM Tie cducu-
ton Of yoUG" ia,iirs can b. entrusted.
Rev. Gro. D"RRo"s, Cnl. J. J. IrcKART,
i. ANDERSON. Esq, Mr.. I. W. ArnArAMs,
Sir. EDWIN N1LMLR, Mr.. j. l.. MAXWELL,
"oH NcposH, I'D.
y. p. This institution is situated On the rca'
iGt'rscctn@ Rrl-ai. 0al WILMINGTON real and
between Port Ncro.i' and Battle swamp, Cecil
county, Md. The location Is very elevated and
surrounded by 4 large ani hrautiiul grove where
pupils mag rnicy thuir iuNrnla sports. ana be-
protected by She i1l.n~@ from the rays Of The sun.
Daily Intercourse may b. Lad l,y Steamboat and
Ea.lrond with Baltimore and Ihiadliphia. No
deduction male tyr voluntary absence during
term time. The TEACHERS Wall exercise rarcn-
iul "arc over Pupil.
The following gentlemen recommend lko To-
callon OF tits institution ~ having hecn enc of
the most healthy residences in ,he country.
Cornelius smith,, 81, "a rmarrcsilrH.)
Allen Anderson. Est. II. p. Bro" Etcn. III. y.
William Norris, NJ. d. ". 3. NoW!aaa,
John Fans, :" Jan. -, 70.
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CABINET WARE nColT.
Nv POPJt JEPON!Y.

TT1HE subscriber would respectfully inform the
l. prhlc and the people in ;his vicinity, that he
has taken the shop formerly occupied by John
d. N!arshbank, where lie will continue to man
uiactuye all articles in his line Of business.
Those wishing to purchase would do we'll TO call
before purchasing elsewhere, as he warrants his
work to be of the best materials and workman
ship.
FUNERALS punctually attended to on the
most reasonable terms. GEO r. MOORE.
Port Deposit, Oct. I2-6m Q;D
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TO TIE LADIES.

II BROWN, Jr., successor 10 Brown &
E-%a Mclntrc, las just opened al the Ola
Stand, {neNt poor to ,'cl,psuns Ho"l,) Ill of the
following colors of superior high colorcd French
Merinocs.
Royal purple, French Merinoe, Handsome
Sea Green do. Clarct, ito. NGzarinc Blue, do.
Handsome Mar on, 10. VIM Colour, do. to-
geth"r with very large assortment CT an entire
ly new style Of Muslin de LANES
hnN. Is
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so METIiIN'G RICH.

q uST Received and for sale, a very superior
81 lot OF French Pearl China, with broad Gilt
band; also En@lish and Stone China of superior
quality. l.arre Glass Fluid, Monilc and Brit
tania Lamps; mantle ornaments, Rockingham
Spittoons, toy tulnhlers, molasae3 cruits, and a
General assortment Of Qucenswar2. Cali al
PEi.i'S cheap Store AMI you caa see them.
Eihton, Nov 20
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Respectfully informs the Public that he has
received the
FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS.
and is prepared to made penlicmcn's clothing in
the neatest manner. Call at the "BAzAAR" next
door TO the Post Office.
Elkton, Sept. q 80
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THE RINCGOLD HOUSE.

EIT.'HiN 4. WHITE. respectfully enncusccs
a. 20 Tie citizens Ct C,c;I county, thai he haa
takcn llc cent?" house in 'sWIuuu's Row" En-
tcn, Immediately opposite GvbhtTts, iorrnorly
Kings Hotel; AMI that lie hos opnncd the same
IL an
CT2TFD MD EATING HOUSE.
fer Tire accommodation Of The public gynrral'r
Meals viii be served up At nj hours ard bis Wis
tiers sn"F,."I With al the dcca"i"s cc tLn sea.
son. His bar viii bc furnished with the choicest
liquors: in short, nothing will be omitted TO min
ist"rto thr qualification of those who may favor
hIn witt cal.
Ma" l;A. IH.N--tf
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ia T7TyE Er:reyTn


The Hb,criber (no; being engaged in ony 9th
or hn.IH"s) la, resumed tha practice of Land
SGrve yin", ConycyaGcile, sc. Being ac.fpan.-
ct win the different qUaiitcs Of soil in the
ncahh9rhno1, persons wishing to buy or sell
Lnni would find it to their ndyNntagr to give
him call, iEIliH0 JOHNSON.
Near North Eat, Cecil Co., MI.
June Isl '50--tf
&. HuMMELl.'S ESSENCE OF COFFEE.
6 r.na Package Of this Essence will 90 Us far rs
MI Tbs. of Store Coffee. Coffee male by this
Essence, viii not only preserve perfectly the
real tn,t" If thc store Cofi5c, but will have n
more dycH;e and finer lagour, finer colour
ami VIII certainly be much whrlasymcr for eve
ry person than pure Store Coicc; Will also be
cllar without anything to ci ar il. Price T..
els. per ahl2lc package CT 81 per dozen. For
SALE wholesale and ruiaI By
Ncy. rs WIN. TOREERT.
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Cnrroos.-On hearing a clergyman
remark that, the world was full Ct
change Mrs. smashpikes observed that
she could hardly bring her MIND to be-
Aevo it, 50 little folind It's way in.o her
pocket, -
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ALFRED C. COLE,

IITLUF, ELAION, NU.
Has the newest styles cfWintcr Fashions and
is prepared to make Coats, Vests and Pants, in
the best and ncatest manner; warranted to tit.
His old friends aud Tie public are requested to
give him call. Dee lift.
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Valuable Real Estate fer Sale.

HGo3A'"g We tHi0gs OF iLefI0n,
Cecil County, MD.
FH7fIE subscriber will sell at Private Sale,
ii. from
100 10 $50 .7cres Of Land.
a fair proportion Of which viii be woodland,
from of that part ofhis farm lying north Of the
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Rail
Road, and embracing the high land on thc north
cTn Part Of his farm. The situation is rcmarEa-
bly, healthy, with the best Of spring water, COM
hands Il beautiful view of the river valley and
surrounding country, and the whole has fine
southern "Eno-ulc.
Also, LOliS for sale nj fair prices in Main and
Bridge Streets, in the town Of Ellt;on. rrlaons
purchasing al ibis time will have sufficient time
10 put up buildings before the 25th Of March
next.
For terms apply to the subscriber on the prem
Uses SAML. HOLLINGSWORTII.
Oct. 10, Soft
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C.4D{.i,ET WIRE ROOM.
IN ELkTON, BY


RRARSHBANk {. CANTWEI.L-Thc TN
1VEderSigncd at the Old stand in EhtGn, in
CHE lioLLGw," prepare 10 order, and krcp ON
hand all kinds of C.lBiNEI FURNITtRE
Having learned Ill" business in enc Gffhc large
cities, they have brought with them all the arts
oithe trade, and are prepared 10 make the best
articles, as well as the cheapest, AMI as they do
their work themselves, and are under but light
expenses, they can afford TO sell nj lower prices
than the city shops.
In short they can furnish every article in thcir
line, no matter how stylish or costly, on whether
ii be Of Rosewood, Mahogany, Cherry or COM
mon pine. They viii also make coiBns of all
kinds and attend FUNERALS, whenever their
services may be required.
Persons engaging furniture from them may re-
ly upon having ii we'll maic and of good mate
rails. ROBERT MARSHBANK.
MATTHEW CANTWELL.
Elkton, Dec. Ii, It.
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t.AND AZ PRIVATE SALE.

TIE subscriber offers for Sale a tract
of Land containing
FORTY .9CRES,
moro or less, and lying ON thcroad lead
ing from the village OF Fort Deposit to
Battle Swamp, about half mile from
the first named place. Tie soil is of
the be-! qualify, and the location very
desirable, as ready sale may be found at
the adjoining village for whatever pro-
ducc may be raised; nnanurcs may also
be obtained with comparatively little
hauling. A portion OF this land is al
ready in an improved state, and with a
small additional expenditure might be
placed IN excellent order. Good crops
Of Corn and Wheat have been raised up
omit during the past year. The remain
der is covered with valuable timber. TO
aPcrlon wishing TO provide himself with
snug home no situation could be more
suitable.
klso another tract cf SIXTY ACRES,
lying upon the River hill near Rock Run:
o! like quality and condition.
The'itl"to the abavn tracts is uncx-
ceptionahle. Possession giyca Goth
March next. Inquire of
JOHN A. J. CHESWELL,
Nov. Goth 80 Elktcn.
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The above terms include, brsi,Ics t&c common
studies, tie ya'i"ns branches cf mathematics
Natural and Moral Philosophy, Rhetoric, Kamc'S
Elements, L":.r, Watts on the Wind, History,
Botany, Chemistry, Astronomy, Geology. Min
cr"}o&y, and Physiology. The French IS taught
effectively.
and napkins.
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rNENNOCk'S AND PERSONS UEILLs.-
y The subscriber having IN agency for the
sail Dl Drills manufactured BY 8. s; N. PcnnocE
OF Acnnct sIuare, Chester county, IA and also
Of ilc icirEon Brill made by Bush &, i.nhcll, cf
this CITY; he character Of both make Of DriIs
are well known. They are now Off rcd 10 Fur
mcrs and Dealers on The most reasonable ferns.
at my Store, No. 81 Shirley Street, IFIimipr!9&,
whcr" these wishing to purchase, can have the
opportunity OF examining each make. II i be-
lievcd HAT these make Of Drills are superior to
any cthcr7 offered for sal2.
All orders by mail promptly attended to.
Wilmington, June 90 TH0S. GARRETT.
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3. I NJ A Y

III he Oid Slant opposite The Court Hot.xs.
EhFFERS to the public the following list of
SEFaii and Winter Goods.
CL0THS.-French, English and American.
in various culols; CaSsimeres, French. Doe skin,
and American; Cassnetts, Tweeds and Ken
tucby Jeans; Vestings, satin, fgur'd and woolen
Ea0;rs Dress Coo0s.
French Mernoes in various colors; Coburgs,
maroon, green, blue and scarlet Cashmeres;
plain and figured Mousin de LANES, fig'd and
plain Satin de China, Chameleon and Black
Silks; Alpacas, black and cclored; Gnolams,
Scotch and American; Prints, English and
American.
SliAWLS.-Bay State and Waterloo Shawls
Welsh Flannel and Ladies Sack Cloths.
DOMESTIC GOODS.-MuaIins blrached
and unbleachcd. cold cambrics, canton hannels,
wool"n do, bed ticking and linseys, iacauaird
DIAPERS, towel diapers, crash. &c.
HiIE GHCIS.-Calnbrics, jackonets. null,
Swiss and hook iauHlins, and Nets assorted,
French needle work collars and cuffs
TIIMMINGS.--Fringes, .ilnps, cords. braids,
buttons, sc. Hosiery and gloves for ladies and
gentlemen.
Hd'dtr"re, Qnrensw0re, Poo's, Shoes g. HTS.
GROCERIES,.
MnlnsscG, crushed and brown SUGARS. coffee.
Burnt do, spices, &C., ground alum, fine gack
and dairy salt, bacon, lard, bntter. crackers,
Flour, meal, bucl:Whcat flour, potatoes. &c.
n. b. Country produce taken at market
prices in exchange for goods. innv l6-tf
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COMMERCIAL L. FARMERS TOTEL.
MORE NEWS.

'E'hc largest, the most fashionable, md lhr best
l. assortment ot mems woman :, and chllrcn's
boots ana shoes, in Coed county, is 10 hc found at
the Subscribers BOOT & SHOE STORE, in Elk
ton.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-11

A PuPV-An Obtuary- An English
paperpubli-hes the f,llowing 'deah' ms
an ,Doslrariuu of species of literature
which is more common IN that country
llfan in This, 1t isa droll union Of pg8'
asId drspnndcueyi .'a
er'Died on the llth uIimo, at his shop
on Fleet street, Mr. Edward Jones' much
respected by all who knew him and dool,
with him AS pan he was amiabIe AZ
uhalieg he was uplicm aud mnderale
Hs virtues were bcyondl- all price, an,
his beaver hhts we're only twenty iou
sh0hpgs each. tls has left widow j.
doplore his lo,s aud a large stock 10 b,
sold cheap for the beneGt df his FIRMLY
He was snatcllod tUth@ other world it
the primo of life. aud JUST as he had con-
cluded an extensive purchase Of felt
which he bought SO cheap that ths-wid0n
eau supply bonnets at more reasonable
charge than any other h0use in l.opdipC
His discousolate family will carry on the
0lsiaess with pppc!palhy." S'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-11

GENERAL SCoTF AND nIsFELLow IRISH |
PRtsuNgRs. Winfield Scott was amoug
the prisoners takenby the British al the
battle on the heights at Queenstown.
The prisoners were sent to Quebec
where Scott and,his fellows Of American
birth were exchanged, bui ali who were
supposed To have besnborn ihallegianceto
the BRUSH CROWN we're exc luded from the
exchange eartal. aud ordered on board
frigate In he seat 10 England, 10 be there
tried far higa treason. lugiyinR an ac
ennnt G Ibis Transaction, the Buffalo Ex
press says:
@1he inquiry intnlhe nationality fthe
prisoners prnceeded upon the deck ufthe
vessel iuswhich they had. been confined,
1t produced great eo,nmolinn. Some
If the Irish prisoners who had been set
npnrt, and WIN saw certain death in a
trial for high lreasan. refused To go over
the sd,suf the ship when they were ord
cred aboard df the fIigate. Scott, who
was below, hearing The noise rushed on
deck--inauired into the facts aud inor
der to save the Irish from the fatal test OF
speech, iinmediAlely commanded the
men not tO answer another question. A
violent quairel ensued between him and
] ite English officers, in which he was ur.
doreG heluw, and was threatened with
violence But he .resnlutely cluug to his
unfortunate men He addressed them
amid angry iuterrnptions.'fr from theufficers,
expIoined The illrgaliry Of the proceed
ing af which they were the victims and
nlemitly assured them that the American
i IGoyerumput would ayeuge every man OF
4 them who should be executed on the
charge Of high treason. He even sw"re
D in bis zeal lhatilil became necessary, he
would Himself avenge this outrage upon
his Irish brethren by refusing to give
quarter to the English in battle, or by
shooting. them when taken prisoners.
The Irish were sent to England u but
4. Scott followed the matter To the end. :
He effected the passage of an act through
Congress vesling the President with the
+ power Of retaliation. Under This act he
took prisoners aud kept as hostages
twenty three Eng!ishmen to answer life
for life for The twenty three Irishmen So
unjuslly separated from him at Quebec
On.the restoration of peace, the survivors
of these n en-. twenly.ime in number, re
tured To the United States. and Scott
! sIili ilithlul, urged upon the War De
: paument their claims for bounty land
{ and arrearsof pay, and got them allowed
3 Our readers will read with interest the
: list Of the names Of these men. Some
!. Of them are YET alive, and the children .
most of them are nav in the land, havin
J in lively RECOLLECTION the great Command
u er's devotion to their fathers. aud mpa
:. tent OF the opportunity to testify to hlr
: their gratitude,
= List of twentythree AmericBn soldiers bslongil
n Ia the lst. 9Th aud l3tli, United Sttes Reg
. lnent- cantnred nj Queenstown, in Upper Ca,
adn. on tho 18th Of October, l8l2 aud sent I
Epgand for trial, on pretext OF being Britt.
subjects, viz:
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-11
IaKEpHr,s rolGn CANDY.

( iERTAIE cure for Coughs Colds, toarsoness, Sore
" Throat, Whooping Cough, Bronchitis, and aI dis.
eases Of the Lungs likely to terminate in confirmed
Consumption For sale by NJ. z. Kreidcr, Lancaster;
Kreidar Co., Logan, and 1" IIyle, Amanda
April TO- 1851 40
Dr. sOWr'S shaker SnrSn Snp;sriIIa,
MORE EVIDENCE Another remarkable cure
lMITREADITeCUlt is from young lady resid
ing in our city CEurIFlcATE.
CrNciNNATI. February7 l65l,--This is to certify
that my sister, Mary G., Belman was attackedwith a
disease in her hip more than three years ago which
rendered her utterly that she was eonpel
ed to keep her bed All hopes OF her recovery were
dospaired OF. Some ol the most eminent physicians
of Coyingon and Cincinnati attended her. all Of whom
declared her case hopeless one Passing by Dr.
llowe's Depot an idea suggested itself, that TO try
one bottle Of his Shaker Sarsaparla could do no harm
Accordingly purchased one BOTTLE and before Il con
tents were entirely used she received benefit. was
induced to try another, and another; before the last
was used she was nearly recovered, Now she has
pain, walk and has the entire use of her limb
To Howes Shaker Sarsaparilla we attribute this etec
tive cure II is but few months since since she com
menecd taking it. (Signed) J G. BELMAN.
CincinaGi Daily ContmerciGL
Remember this wonderful and astonishing cure was
effected by the use Of three bottles only Of DR. :. ID
H0NE,S SHAKER SARSAPARlLLA, TpE GREAT
SPRING AND SUMMER MEDICINE.
Bear in mind ii puriies the blood and prevents dis
cases. 1t Is the only Sarsaparla that acts upon thg
liver, Kidneys and blood at the same time which rem
ders ii altogether valuable to every one particu
larly Fcmales -......,. ..ts.-F..-...... ...-a
Dr, Mussey, Professor in the Ohio Medical College,
says the Shaker preparations are truly valuable ant
recommendation to the public The sick and aiilict
cd, arerequeSted to call and obtain pamphlet, AnC
purchase abottle of this valuable Family medicine.
No Mercmy-no Mineral-no Poisonous Drugs il
the Shaker Sarsaporila. Remember II is waIranter
be purely aud entirely regetable, and as Female
md Ennttl,g oil 1icin hes mn no,,al 81
l{'Bo sure you enquire for DR.. 5. ID, Howes Sha
ker SarsOparlla, and take no other.
Quart Bottles, 81 per bottle or six bottles for SO
For sale by DIR, g. d HOWE, Proprietor, No, |
College Hail. Cincinnati, ito whom all orders must bt
addressed and by NJ Y. KRElDER, lancaster,
| =; KRElDER h Co, Logan
l., HYLE Amanda. -
| ,Anrii. TO- 1881. ,5-.y, -, p n n = "a and0
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-11

IV'One 6ery day aIarmer went outinlo
his moving lot, where he had hired half
a cozen men To cut down the grass He
came upon them suddenly aud found
them all lying down under an apple Tree,
We'll, said the indignant farmer, I'm
give an extra liaf dollar TO the azies,
fellow omYg you
All jumped npon their feet to claim
the reward but one man, who lay STILL,
'Ah! sdid the farmer that fellow has
won the money. Here nay lad take your
money q 81 "a. .''
Tn which ipdolence replied, won
yoa Please put it in my, p"cket3''s-.-s..
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-11

Kossuru AND TuRKEY..-The last ad
vices reallirm that tho lst of September
had been definitely fixed upon as lhe day
for tho liberation of Kossulh and his com
patriots. 1t ia said, with no truth we i'm
ogine, that Austria will declare war a
gaiost the supIime Porto if this purpose
is carried ont The Independence and
the Mississippi were daily expected at
Conslantinople to convey the refugees to
The United States. ~. a.- q .n..
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-11
Lancaster stonm Woolen Factory.

FTHE public are respectfully informed that the un
l. dersgned is prepared, al his old tsand at the
South end OF Broadway, toeyceute upon tha shortest
notice all work en- r,lsthdto him He Is ready Ia 10
Carding, Fullihg aud Manufacturing,
Eiher upon the shares in exchange for Wool or for
Cash
All who have not here0ove are invitod to try him,
% he will give satisfaction His work will bi don,
In the bast manner and his laciii,asare better than
those nfany other establishment the county lie
can manufacture any kind Of Woolen Goods re uired.
Call and seo
lie takes this occasion to return his thanks 10 his
former customers and resp cihnlly socits eortinu.
once Of their patronage VIM IL. WILLIAMS.
Lancaster, April 9th, l3Jl-l9.-liaglA Copy