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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-28

"a GREAT CALIFORNIA GOLD NINE.
Il AfELY discovered for the benefit of Fairfield and
adjoining counties. Tb' undersign begs leave to
nlormhe old customers as well the public in gen.
era thathe has bought the entire stock of Goods OF
J. C. MAocnAcKEN, and determined to sell Goods
CHEAPER than has EVER been soLD here before, fol
cash or exchange Of all kinds Of Produce.
LADlEs AND GENTLEMEN If you wish to purchase
call atPLoUT's CHEAP SroRE and will convince you
that my advertisement is not in vain for intend to
continue business at the old stand called ''GBEAl
WESTERN and PLoUT's CHEAP STORE.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-28

HWE WHOLE TRUTH.-The public are in
u vited to call at my shop in Greene's building
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-28

Lancaster, January q.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-04
NT EW BOOKS.-To Love and To be Loved. by

N EW BOOKS.-To Love and To be Loved by
a. s. Roe, author OF James Montoy, &c.
Home Influence.
The Ladder of Gold, by Robt, Bell illustrated
Or. Bergs Lecture on the Jesuits,
NO SAG, LlttelPs Living Age,
NO. =, Byrne Dictionary Of Mechanics,
NO.. u, Shakespeare. with original illustrations
POPULAR TALES
Ellen Middleton, tale by Georgiana Fullerton,
GRAVITY Manor, a tale by do. do,
Friends and Fortunes, a moral tale by Mrs Drury
Walter Lormer and other Tales, by Miss sewell,
Margaret Percival, tale--2 vols. do do
Gertrude, a tale, do do
Amy HERBERT tale, do do
Laneton Parsonage, do do
tosh. -'
Two Lives. or to seem and to be- do do
Aunt kitty's Tales do do
Donaldson Manor, a tale, do do
Women Of America do do
Womens Friendship, by Grace Agular,
Ellen Parry, or Trials OF the Heart, by Olivia,
For sale by NORRIS & BRO.
dc 81 81, Main street.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-04

TIME ORIGINAL AND GENUINE COM
n POUND CHLORINE TOOTH WASH, for
cleaning and preserving the teeth and gums and clean
no27 Under the American Hotel.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-04

NEGRO IIIRING.-The subscriber again Of
~ iers his services to his friends and the public. for
hiring out negroes for the ensuing year. tie pledges
himself to his best exertons promote the interest
fthose who may favor him with their business, and TO
pay special attention to the Negroes during sickness
lie hopes from experience ofl2 years. to be able 10
give satisfaction. He will also attend 10 Renting OF
Office at the old stand OF Dabney & Cauthorn, cor
aer OF Main and 18th Streets, opposite the City Ho.
tel 1de l2l EDWARD N. DABNEY
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-04

NEGRO HIRING--TO OUR FRIENDS
1% ANDTHE PUBLIC. The undersigned thank.
iu for the liberal patronage they have received during
the last ten years, again solicit the continuance ofthe
isyors of their friends and the public Tor the ensuing
year, and would particularly request those who wish
us to HRS out their NEGROES 10 send them to office
by the 2S.h inst TOT ER u COOK,
Agents and Collectors. Lilies Row Pearl ST.
AyICHARD HILL, JR., G 3 Err l.
HI AGENT AND COLLECTOR. hires Out ne
groes, rents out houses, and collects CLAIMS OF every
kind, in which business he has been engaged Tor IA
Years.
Office on Main street. corner below the Banks
Rtcu,,omn Decamher TO- 1850 de l0-lm
EINE PRINCIPE ooo ilrs
n quality Delta Cruz Principe all dark; also, J4sio
SAM Steamboat-witll an assortment OF Havana, he
gala and Pannatea Cigars-or sale by ,e,,,v
de 10 LOUIS ]. BOSSlEUX.
GNHEROOTS,--5Ob boxes, Tor sale BY oo
~ de 10 DAVENPORT, ALLEN d 20.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-04
NMPORTANT NOrlCETO Ro0T WEAR.

d ERS.-Fine Caltskin Sewed BOOTS at only
s3 SO. u. II. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel cor
ner, has now on hand assortment of the above
Boots made expressly to his ORDER which he selling
at the low price Of So 80. Gentlemen who have been
waiting, now be supplied-together with an assort-
ment of Moleskin HATS, of the best quality, for
S. SO: aecoud nuaty s. Silk IIats % so no IL
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-04

N. C. BARTON, lo9 Main street.
Keeps on hand ready made Coaks and Vissetts DIVA
rous patterns, and makes TO ORDER short notice by
experienced hands.
Also on hand. every kind of MILLINERY Goops,
handsome HEAD ORNAMENTS, &c.
MILLINERY ,ofevery description, manufactured
to order no %
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-04

EHASS BOOK LOST.-My servant in going the
rounds with the Porter car yesterday, lost Pass
Book between and Mr.. Whtow, of the Alhambra
Hotel 1t is OF no use to any person but myself
Mr.. Whtow, or
de 20 John CIENDINING
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-04

rOLD CREAM AND ROSE LIP SALVEs
~ freshly prepared and for sale by
RO. r. DUVAL,
no27 Under the American Hotel.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-04

HDALM SOAP.-l2 boxes superior Palm Soap
m in ID. boxes, the same that has given so much
satisfaction excellent economical soap for
winter use, Just received for sale by
PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
de "a 90 Main ST. cor Ia
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-04

SUGAk.-l0O hhds New Orleans Sugar, new
~ crop, prime article, receiving from barque Vir-
gilman, and Tor sale by
de4 CHAS. II. WORKMAN g. CO.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-04

KN EKCANTILE iNSTITUrE-WklT
lVH- AND BOOKKEEPING-Roonl over the
Dancing Academy, Boshers Hall. Open from A.
M till s P. M. Lessons given in Academies, or at the
residences OF pupils, if requested. The style of move
ments for teaching writing are entirely new, and are
warranted to impart bold and expeditions hand
Terms, &c, made known application at the Acade-
YlV .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-18
Our Canadian Correspondence.

TORONTO, @. W, sept. II, 1851.
ne Grcai Cslord COnrtnil0n-ProrincsR Politics
ard journals Toronto and GudFa RIiiropf-
EaiirOgd Naaos--Tle Mapor AMI fe Corpora
ton IN Bosion-C rificism IN Canaia, &c.
A body, assuming to itself the appcIlation OF
"The Great Colored Convention Of North Anne
rics," Is now assembled in this city, with the norRi
nal object Of ieng the question Of colonization
AZ applicable to the colored population Of the con-
tinent, slave and free. The sittngs commenced
yesterday, and we're attended by goOdly num Der
( the sable brotherhood; the majority from differ
Mt parts Of this province, others-though but few
from New York AID the Northern states. Up to
this point nothing deserving Of notice ocourred
nor is it Hkely that anything will transprc worthy
Of being cbroniclsd in your columns. The sboli-
tionisis, a. party, appear to have no conn sctien
with the proceedings, in which nobody Of note has
yet taken part. As Ear a. ny Information goes,
one Of the matters to be considered is the location
Of fugitive slaves in this province particularly
in the Southwest section where the Elgin Associa-
ton has settlement Of the Mind. The abolition
iss organ in this city, is publishing series OF
letters by Baptist clergyman, Of Woodstock, 10
reference 10 the colonization Of these people In la
maica. ~ q i means, let them hasten thithcr-
anywhere, Il, fact. rather than to Canada, which Ia
already mongrtl enough for the taste OF any decent
man.
Provincial politics are stu a perfect puidle-all
mud and coDfusion-wit a very remote chance Of
resaipipg quiet and transparency Preparation for
the ensuing elections grow apaco, but in q manner
sirgulsrly vsgue and underlined. The boosted 'union
Of refoImers" 5rags on its existence With won
drously snail amount Of actual vitality. The terms
Of the compact remain secret believe that
they have been studiously Jeff open, il order "a
Their easier sdsptatc 70 the results Of theeloctons
lie fact that seeresy s preserved and justified ex
eiless degree VI suspicion, vhich sptiry msleon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-18

WoopsrocK, {. W sept " ISL.
Bfyayfprr from 7oron0--Gyei Itcston Ra.irot4,
10 conns,t triti the Csnsral MiAigan-- Hornife--
Bramforsi--Raiirooi FROM Berthe 10 BrantforI-
indun yaags--T I0 lIoscsrks- JTools:ock-2itc
Of CONFIRMATION.
/ left Toronto on Wednesday, last, In the after
noon. and in about four hours was landed st Ha-
milton, a thriving town, situated on Burlington
bsy the western termination Of AXE Oafario, and
where Is to be the terminus a the Great Western
ailroad, which is to eonneot that place vsh Wind
cor. opposite Detroit.
The capital stock 81 ahs sempaDy is sis millions
Of dollars, divided Into hundred dollar shares
Of which three nilyons have been takoz up IN the
United states w parties locally Interested, aud in
Canada two miIfops are to DC raised on bonds SO
cured by the Canadian government and the re-
naming milliUs efforts are being made to obtain IN
Enslsnd-fi.ibag In which, it will be subscribed IN
the United Statos, whore parties are ready to sab.
scribe the amount ibc only obstacle at present be-
ing the gauge thai shall be adopted, i icing d. ira
bic 20 select the same. rs that which has Deen dc
terri ned on for the lire from Kingston, t1rough
1or,n.o 20 Hamilton, and ultimately irom Mon.
& <.,l via Quebec 90 NiifaX
paeties are 1t vOrh on The line from lngcrsol,
wear NooGs,ock. sixty miles from n hamilton,
amounting IN the aggregate 70 nearly ave thog.
saud nenj but owJg 70 Tbs diseases ineid:at 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-18

Domesssc Miscellany.
Thc,c vss heavy frsE vt Hartford Connecticut ssn
a., risht q the lhh INT Nearly TIE rs9N % tas
ttksNO cTyp - tssNYsl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-18

painful duty in recording the death Of lion. seth
Ely sill, one Of the Judges Of the supreme Court
o. the Eighth Judicial District OF this state, who
answered TO the dread messenger, death, yesterday,
the 18th inst, at O'Clock, r. NJ after very brief
and painful Illness Of three days His disease, we
understand, was ctDgest,ye fever Of tae n sst ma
bSrant type. lie was born in the town OF Moraue.
Saratoga county, where bis parents no reside, On
The I'd Of June. 1903, and was ~ years } months
erd " days Old az the day ~ bis death lie com.
neucod the study Of the law with the Ion. Orve
CLARK. CT sandy till, and completed his legal ecu
cation in this city, and came TO the bar ~ ISIS.
lie &C atiued the practi . Of tho law aud thus
tup.yed when, at The Arst Judicial election ander
The new constitution, he vas chosen by the Eighth
Judicial district one Of the Judges q the supreme
Court. which position he held =. the tiue Of his
death. -Bvfdlo EyFsSs, Sqt 10
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-01-15

DRENCH EMBROIDERIEs--We respectfully invite
sdies variety of French emboderies
aces will offer
of the season. We the following
10 bor French worked collars, with cuffs y match
10 do medium priced do
low priced do
10 do trimmed collars
dozen low priced untrimmed collars
do a cambrc French worked bands.
oArys, VIZ HAVE
10 rich and elegant muslin capes
dorcn ren thread lace DO
70 imitation do do
real hresd lsce berhes 1.#"
imitation do
w CLAGETT NEWTON, MAY, co.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-01-15

eps excepted) from the organization Of the government
down TO lS49.
ought TO notice, perhaps, The regret expressed by the
from Ohio that the late President could not have
had opportunity TO respond TO the resolution al the last
session. regret quite sincerely the honorable
senator but must remind lin that il was declared here
by those whose relations with the President of such
confidential character authorize the belief that they
spoke from authority that such response would have
been made This new position has the appearance OF
after thought
The general impuiaons against the character OF whole
classes OF men-the Insinuation that might be
given for the removals which dclicatey withheld
do great injustice to many honorable They as
destitute oi just foundation they are unfair The
fmsy pretex cannot conceal the Inconsistency between
the professions and the practice Of the late admnslra
ton II is contrary to every law OF honorable political
warfare 10 rob men OF their character after depnvng them
of office, It would be polite well honest to
out frankly and acknowledge the fact that the true
reason for the removal of democrats that the Offices
were wanted Tor the wings. Do this, and will moi
complain. You welcome TO the Offices; do not
object 10 their loss. All ask is, that you this
unjust warfare upon the character OF all those you have
prescribed which has been waged 10 up the
lated pledges upon which you rode into power
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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-01-15
MONDAY, JANUARY ID, 1851.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
A f,er the reading of the iournaI--
A NEW MEMBER.

NEW MEMBER. .s ..H. =
Mr.. WILMOT notified the Speaker OF The presence Of
Mr.. JOHN BRIsBAH, (the gentleman elected to fill the
vacancy occasoned by the death Of the late Mr. Chester
Butler, 10 whom the usual oath administered, and
he took his seat member of the 3la Congress
HI HE#a REruHDIRe puTIEs.
Mr. PHOENIX rose to call up his motion (enterec on
the journal DAYS ago for the reconsieraton Of me
vote by which the House had refused to make the ei 70
refund duties paid goods IN the original packages Us
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-01-15

EXAMPLEs o Roofs of various spans. from
II $50 feet adapted for all descriptions Of buildings vol
uiarto folio Of plates London, 1850.
applied with plates,
and descriptions London, 1850.
Examples Bridges, Sewers and Culverts volume,
quarfo, folio OF plates; London, 1850
Conway Tubular Bridges, by Edwin Clarke,
large folio Of drawings
London 1850 published oRobe Stephenson
con
History, Progress, and Construction Of the britannia and
Conway Tubular Bridges volume, plates; by W. Fair
BARN, civil engineer.
and Illumination of by Alan Ste
yenson, cisiI engineer volume, London, 1850
the Strength Of Materials specially applied 10 Tubular
Wrought iron Caron Beams, &o volume London
Tables OF The Strength and DETECTION Of Timber vol
umc, London 1850.
Templetons Mathematical Tables Men;
London.
spence Paentae Inventions and Scientific Evidence;
volume I.ordon, 1851,
And other practical scence imported per
nca, by FRANCk TAYLOR
ia ~
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-01-15

4 LBuON X PaRRrs will attend To any business In
the snpreme Court United States that he isustcd IL
his
d.pa,,ments. Nov 30-dAcpu
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-01-15

On Removals. from Office dsiiuered ia The Semate Tues
tts day, January 2, 1851
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Mr. POTTER moved the suspension of the rules to 90
INTO Committee OF the Whole the state Of the Union
on the special order which being agreed 10,
Mr. Burr called 10 the chair, and the COMMITTEES
took up the bill TO reduce the rates Of postage.
Mr. POTTER, who was entitled to the moor. gavs
way 10 -,
Mr. DUER, who addressed a lew remarks 70 ins
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l027s From Wsynesvle by Sprngboro, to Franklin, 4.
miles and back once week.
Leave Waynesvie every Saturday al 3 a m
Arrive at Franklin day by III am;
Leave Franklin every Saturday al pmi
Arrive at Waynesviile same day by pm. !.
lO2oU From Hamilton by Rossvle Jaeksonborough West
ElkIon, Gratis, West Alexandra, Lewisburg, Eu-
phemia, Hagerstown, Casine, and Fort Jefferson,
10 Greenville, ST miles and back twice week
Leave Hamilton every Tuesday and Friday al . a
Arrive at Greenvle same days by PM;
Leave GreenvlIe every Monday and Thursday at
Arrive a, Hamilton days by S pm.
l02sl From Hamilton, by Rossvle, Darrtown, Morning
Sun, Fair Haven, Bsechy Mrs, la, and Boston,
to Richmond, la. 81 miles and back, daily.
Arrive .. Richmond same day. byspm,
Leave Richmond daily at am
Arrive at Hamilton same days by p
l0262 From Mddetown, by LIE Sourdsvle, Princeton,
and Port Union, to Cincinnati, 80 miles and back,
once a week. s..tt sH5r5aa
Leave Middletown every Friday at Jams
Arrive at Cincinnati same day by pm;
Leave Cincinnati every Saturday at Tam;
Arrive at Middletown day by p
l0263 From Hamilton, by Millvlle, Reilly, Is miles
and back, a week.
Leave Hamilton every Saturday at 8 am;
Arrive at Reilly day by IL I'm,
Leave Reilly every Saturday at pm
Arrive ut Hamilton same day by 8 p M.
l02s4 From Hamilton, by Rossvle Seyea-mile, Collins
vlle Somerville, and Camden to Eaton n mies
and back, six times week.
Leave Hamilton daily csptSunday at l0am;
Arrive al Eaton days by Up m;
Leave Eaton daily except Sunday at g. am;
Arrive at Hamilton same days by IL m. -
lO2s5 From New Paris by Concorda, New Madison and
Fort Jefferson, to Greenville, 20 miles and back,
twice week. s.aI "a .4,. ZIP Is EE ftf.
Leave New Paris every Wednesday and Saturday at
Jpn; .Haltr 4.
Arrive at Grecnve same day by pm;
Leave Greenville every Wednesday and Saturday at
Sam; sa aAa'sa5as3 .ttl as@
Arrive al New Paris same days by IAN
1926 From New Paris to New Wesyile, miles and
back six times week. m 8as 8f aga
Leave New Paris daily except Sunday at m
Arrive at New Westvle same days by 6 p m;
Leave New Westvile daily except Sunday at p
m; &afa a5r5 II
Arrive at New Paris days by pm.
lO287 From Hager by Hamburg, 10 Eaton ID miles
and back, once week. sH
Leave Hagerstown every Friday at 81 am
Arrive at Eaton day by III am;
Leave Eaton every Friday at pm;
Arrive at Hagcrstown same day by p m. s
I0O24 From Xenia bv Ztmmerman,s WilamstoWn Dav-
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- r,om Sunbury, by Wallis Cross Roads, Porter,
OFT 'Sm Fredenckiown, sh.isrs Mills, Nsstn LIB
srty. Butler, Nswyulc, SIX coInsrs' ana Nina"
I've Susbusy every "Wednesday at6am
live al Ashapd next day by 6pmi
fs.,s Asklsnd,vysry Friday at Sans
Arrive S.nbuy next day BY 6pm; ;,,. Na.,
Qo Tn Hamphreys villa, and Killbuek, to Millersburg
~ miles and back once week.
,..ve Gambler every Friday at Sam;
Arrive 4 MllsrsbuIx .sn S. day y SRsmi
Lave Williamsburg every ssIlasy az anil
Ian Mount Vernon, by Democracy, Holloway,
ells s'Js andony,ue, Big Prairie, Wooster, Madison
burxh, Old Hickory, Gaiford, Medina, Brunswick,
str5ngsvils, Middleeurg, Parma, Brooklyn, and
r..xs Mount Vernon daily except Sunday at m;
1rriy, at Cleveland next days By 7pmi
lave Cleveland daily excspt Sunday 17ami
Arrive e Ms' v.. nsa0 By "a B.d.p.
NOV hure. New Guilford West Bedford, Tyrone, and
Rcsnoe. 10 Coshocton, 80 miles and back, six
tines a week to Gambler, and once week the
residue -,
Arrive al Gambler same days by lOi an;
1..v. Gambler daily except Sunday at lam
Arrive 4, Noun, Vernon same days by IA pm;
Leave Gambler every "wednesday at I'm;
Arrive at Coshocton same day by pm;
Tesvs Coshocton every Thursday ats am;
Arrive al Gambler same day by 3p m.
10, From Moust Vernon, by Lucerne, Chestervile, Pu-
'0i nashville, Mount Giead, Marits and Underwood's,
TO Marion, "A miles and back, oncs week.
Iaaye Mount Vernon every Wednesday at 2 pm;
Arrive at Marion next day by I'm;
Leave Marion every Thursday At pm;
" Arrive At Mount Vernon next days by p m.
aa From Cheslervile, by Federekiown, lowering, and
~" Woodvew, to Shauckr, IL miles and back, three
times 4 week. HH lss Hat VA $3.50 art n
Lave Chesserville every Monday, Wednesday,, and
Friday Al ami
Arrive al Shaucks Same days by II m;
Leave Shauck's every Monday, Wednesday, and
Arrive i Chestervils same days by pm.
,es From Mount Giead, by Smiths Mills, Iberia, New
~ winchester and Lctmbervle, TO Bucyrus, 30
miles and back once week.
Leave Mount Gilsad every Tuesday at 8 am;
Arrive at Bucyrus same day by Jpn;
Leave Bucyrus every Monday at am;
/ Arrive At Mount Gilead same day by 7pm.
eA From Loudonvile, by Perryyille MELVILLE, Has
tings and Barnes, to Mansfield, - miles and back,
tvicc week.
Leave Loudonville every Wednesday and Saturday
att pmi
Arrve at Mansfield same day by SPIN;
.6.ld VVa1un. dava and turd.
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Arrive at Carios every Wednesday and Saturday by
2pmi
Leave charloe every Monday and Thursday a, IL
Arrive at Sydney every Wednesday and Saturday by
l030G From Wapahkonneila by Unionopolis, Wsynss-
aeid, and Roandhead, TO kenton, 40 milcs and
back, once a week, Ass
Leave wsPahkonne',a every Friday a.Ssm 's.2
Arrive at henton same day by m;
Leave Kenton every Saturday at 6 m
Arrive at Wapshkonne,ta day by pm
loso7 From Dio.mors, BY Fryburg 70 b. Johu - miles
and back week. s4#
Leave Dinsmore every Friday at pm; eH
Arrive at St. John same day ny Jpn,
Leave ST. John every Friday stsam
Arrive at Dnsmore same day by l2m.
lO3Os From ST. Marys Wy Celina, Skeels Cross Roads
New Corydon, la, Timber Lost, Linn Grove and
Vera Cruz, to Button, 40 miles and back, once
Leave St. Mary's every Saturday at sam,
Arrive at Button next day by pm;
Leave Button every Thursday at 5 an
Arrive at 81. Msry's next day by p m.
10000 From st. Mary's by Celna Neptune Boeta, Msr
Ger, Shane's Crossing, Wiltshire, Pleasant Mils,
Ia, Decatur, Monmouth, and Root, 70 Fort
Wayne So miles and back, three times week,
supplying Ceina and Boetia tho going, and
Neptune on the return trips. 49, N9i8s2
Leave st. Mary's Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
Arrive a. Fort wavno sam. law, bv !, = .fl5o9
Leave Fort Wayne Monday, Wednesday,, and Fri.
day at a = tt1E t''s F'asl8
Arivsat St. Mary,s same days by SPIN.
l03l0 From Dcphos by Fort Jennings, Kaida l6 miles
and back week. ~ Ni. 8E3
Leave Delphes every Thursday at pm;
Arrive at Kaida day by 7 pm;
Leave Kalda every Thursday at Gam;
Arrive at Delphos same day by 12m. NJ.
1851 From Defiance, by Brunersburg and Evanspor
Bryan, q miles and back, twice week.
Leave Defiance every Tuesday and Friday At
am; .8 ff
Arrive at Bryan same days by IL m;
Leave Bryan every Tuesday and Friday It PM
Arrive at Defiance same days by SPIN.
lO3l2 From Defiance BY Bunersburg Cfanssyle, Shocks
vile, and Hicksvlle, to Panama, 80 miles and
back, once a week. tsts s@
Leave Defiance every Wednesday at 6 am;
Arrive at Panama same day by 6pm
Leave Panama every Thursday at Gam;
Arrive at Defiance same day by 6 IN.
1913 From ST. Josephs, BY Attic, Hamilton, la, Ssu
benvie, Angola, Flint, and Brushy Prairie, TO
Lima, 40 miles and back, once weak.
Leave st. Josepn's every Monday at Ga m;
Arrive at Lima next day by s p m;
Tynnoe adj tfan
The republic., 1851-09-05
The Mhlr. OF Mn.,achusett,.

A correspondent Of the 81. Louis Republican,
in recent letter from Boston, presents the fol-
lowing view Of the condition and prospects Of
the WING party in Massachusetts,. That the
mongrel coalition in that State, which has dis
graced even itself by the election Of an Aboli-
ZIONIST to the Senate, will be defeated at the
next election we have no doubt:
'Those who live in distant States have but little
conception Of the elements that form the opposition
to the Whig party in Massachusetts. To the
casual observer it would that all the ele-
ments had ooaIesced and united in one platform
opposition to the South and the slave power The
Whig party Of the State is now purified. Its antag
oniss s,of all grades, castes dcques, hayeseceded.
ls action is not now paralyzed by mean, selfish and
mercenary demagogues. II is no longer neces-
sary for leading presses Of the party to affirm that
Whig candidates hold the came sentiments and
are actuated by the same feelings the political
fanatics who counsel the people resist the laws OF
the land--who counsel treason, and perjure them
selves when they accept Office under the State or