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D Cases Fa~hioEabs Silk Hats 6 pox " col de- !: 1 Dog Cloth Caps. Received per Poatac aBG for safe by JOHN D. ADAMS,
 Feb. II. 1851. Steamboat Lapdisg
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LITTLE ROCK FOUNDRY.

gTNHE individual having change of the Foundry X part of ray establishment. having recently srasT FExT--tbose persons having orders in my hands unfinished. are respectfully requested 10 sn- dsIgs me for short tune, in consequence Of that unfortunate occurrence. ROSWELL pEEBE
 .Jxly 20, lS5l A.
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DY o7der Of he Johnson Probate CouYt, the an \ deFswned Administrator of sad estate is onaeS- ed to advertise ihat there ia bis hands s 75 46. les expenses of thus advertisement, belonging to the unknown Leifs ol sad estate. Sad Mason was medium sige. dark compiexiof, lame m one leg. about $ years old. was shesEE of this county and vas killed at Spadra Bluff, by Jno. c. Jewet,, in August, 1895.
 WILLIAM ADAMS ASmiaieiretw. Clarksyille. Ak. July 2f. fh5l AS-6w.
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af Nave you seen the new American coin, thTce pieces making doIJsr1 :" No there IS no such com" 'f Bet the liquor for the crowd there sa Done; show us The com"
 Here t is" tproducing two American quarters and half dollsF.y
 1" Pm sold; what'll you drink7
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tJ- Aa eastos "a iyss'sia Nsw Yosa Aas heari Madame Aaas sasaap sag. aal ia reaaskias upoa 4a' F'eai osssas' sSsis'.as' ' ~aasa arsoss se5h U ~asen' ey Las sasale t.sFszAe4 saaitae. wA.ch eA'f'ss sswn ppsk sEd potatoes. ssa busrs m : easSa hvsf sns casnla iAro the 7, Tse 'daa IS PoeiieaI. ee:sAinly.
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A Delseisss psxz,ae.-.

Thss ' the feeling that Mss Fsa;adgsnr says she etp1F sneea the-arss time she stood apoa prsei- pee. and ieasei oversAe dark biae ssreve whie h seloaget to military eoa'.
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Virtue in SHsf f.--t' If you can't keep awake without" said preacher to one of his hearers, when y0a feel drowsy, why don't you take q pinch of snua r "'I Itbiak." was the shrewed re- ply. the snuff should be put into the sermon"
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Little Rock Female Academy

FENHE patrons of this institution are hereby no 1 h6ed, that the Fall Session of this instisnsion will commence on the first Monday in August.
 Liftie Rock. JaLy 26, 1881. 4T-2w.
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I.oaI.

"ANTED, persoa to bnrn Caat On my land " two of three mics from town.
 Apply to ROSWELL BEBEE. July IS, 1s5i--l6-2w. as L. F. Foundry.
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.Iunl ReeriYed.
a.isale Rock Eoa.aaelry.
sfsfa.xxsrtsa En .gail.

(tOM5fIFFED sa tAs JaH sf Iztlss q. < t-S es,uakys a asalastt9 msns wka says hsa M v aause k g4iEK. 1aat Ea belongs "a T T.senas ~ Maexe, es Ao0sesssaa. AspaSasspAs SAG hsy M 4 ahosf 1T Yeass osa AfIshs SaaIAaio. has seas in tAs sssxe ef as hax. caused hy . barr, whieA cooks wfssss. hlask sssstksss hais. 5 s@es sshea ssgas Rad ea ztslpsa iewSa Esansaooss aad Afa q aat. H M Ef7t tfyly
 l3ssFt8 sf LAEt6ss essrsa 4ss-~-4gr
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= I5- Why shauld teetosaler refrain from marry ing Because. if he got . wife hls principes would not permit him to sup-porter.
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Rar IrOn.

m TONS Bar, and great variety of other des- V crJp-iony of IrOa fssst av-lsef per sseansbogf Haa airg. tho. ai tho ryeF beiow.S
 Fog ssie al a tedneed pElea from former. by July IS, '5i--46-2w. ROSWELL BEBEE
 L. R Foundry
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nAfp

fs has bssa Ng sa iprsune n sss | pahiic ae. tee ia the wlsik qf q uly ststs wisk the ssgya4 suee ef E. q waikst, is tepiy ie piers th6s ], as pubiishea in she Banner sssps ~eeks ssnea. I deem t pspps io ansuer |. An spslngy. boy. ever, aBese the citize1s ef Tel county ios has- ing ssappea to ao,sce II. The only reason ! have SaF so dsga, to Alfafd ne deIsed oppss stanEy ss the alsreszea rCasleusn iia auti.o.. as A says he wit n4kc sach aa essaipSe of she nisscseanf. that viii deter. &a.e Fos she sake as thss exhi. iilioa ! Lave rSaasseendsd ie wrile sAis casd ! hspe f wiii se gratifying tc the senilensn. for done wish ink and paper in thss affair aud ple- fer and await something Ioore honorable.
 ]. A. IAC0WAY.
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Er"I declare" said SiEnos one day to his father !" "oar Sally has got to be so larHed that can't understand above half what she says; twas only this DoruIeg that she stuck 20 on to tgs.r and nc on tts Lsssrsv
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IT year of pleasure passes Ike floating breeze but moment of misfortune seems an age of paia.
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TT The Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania of the OEsief of old Fsllons has under iis jurisdiction about go lodges. numbering aboat 4s,l0o mtsn- lera- The increase pf members ia he State dur iH the pass year has been about 5000
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.lr Aa esaitas asi ia Iowa, says they asn't s,,a. ei ae lexs Of 1Asss hsktss but they are rsoss uas eSsa.-'rn sane efop. uA-
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which wGi be sold fet cash. as low as they can be bought n New Orleans.
 County Physicians and dealers VIII find ii heIs irleEsSt after having examined elsewhere to give ne aiSo, a eail.
 IT Prescriptions carefully put up.
 Little Rock, Jug l, 1851. B.
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[ o. o. r.

Far Syest Lodge No. lmsess every Saturday night. E. SkRcY, Sec. ]. X. HENRY. Y. G. ATkahsss Eneatansaf No. every first and thiSd Thursday night m each montl- W. ". ADAMS, c. F. C.. \. PksY, scribe.
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Erlnlnr MniIrF.

EKyANTEp HOG < sis. ;-sS S'. s..,.:.== sAl.a- w hs& inf soifll enfihN Of nhout Hch cyiin. dlM nae mifh slsed 6Ie- l1anx An4 skal .eaHS, '' ~ RnxwELk BEpEE,
 5miy e5 Estfie kntE femn.&y.
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I.atlle saOcsx Foundry.

SsEEEEr Copper saa xsar assassed Msse Ps- - test BEaaS. asaDssess, s saYsri9s as1icGs. Sc JosHeFs and 1aSsa&s mA seF ' ssae
 Fsx sale by R07wELl. BEBEE
 cssA pHd r sts essasags. srass. ssspsv esst siaes
 Jatys Is5t--4&-
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Felief sR Fadgest fsyspepsi JAsass, Lfser ssn, ssaaf, CeeeaaHsss sF- sepdsy ssrg sfles Nasmes sn certain rreveRtsais< oi eAssr t sseIs ' aad A5srss n q persreEg seaitts eeAs04n.
 Hsif rafe ef is fund, afs<cs Water, d. tes es ss$fTs Eve p4sds ot roast bet n aai fS Of tlse issuaanh-
 scf4xrsyse EsIBsxeeRagaa ieibse ta bs eegesssses, varx ansssai estssry. says; R am easi s,Sse asd ensaNeaas % tAs tsssre S Fesss praparsd ftaa She og ssssaRe esis a whsca Fasloss aEteS af to saeh aaa agy, &is be soa cred, etsDg.G aa5 igsfr Eanes aS taaa wosid be ia fsse haataa shsFaact@
 Dr. Pegtfz. H hss Raahas eatses 'sfsa food sad Dsesr Raeisaea Ss feves gvsils. Nev York, page 75 stas sas sFeaf f4cts 3si escs8ss se essfd prgskarazt fhrfe ase few hsEAes Basasassses tsaa fE P~sefsN.
 Dr. Csa9hs Ia ata NeBzt8e &rsn2 tre sFuysssegy af Dsgress abserres sazf "a ai-sssa ei se a9s gaanfsg pf the tsfse jHsy > pssesE aal al Exex4Aig ezsAe a DyzpeasfS" aS ks sbass tap sttsz9 trasesss a Reseisg a London wfo sFss ssvefsg saAetSa fA ea,pala 6aeias ssgsy tsas che asl r=cesTs ss m Gassrae Jasee- abs5nsa r ts axssaaohs sf lsvns which pr8ysd compseEy saerssefu!.''
 Dr. isys2l, aasar af tse fssSsas work 1Fg Sthie usef saTss NHts safaFSase sscf "a s.taqg. tasg se stoHssea af siatls, sss, aRsfs sas he uwapsfF i alsAsifs sfF4esS s3, st s-ctag siaa eF sFss 4 aFsstan af sham af tsFras tF9N n.e HsSstzt as9 9fsssss sfsssess-
 DF. fsass's rr~as aFs fns esirSasesry @4s,s fsa
 HiasraF8 FasssyAia, issj % 4li 2. says. 'hs d.s- 9s .sae fral rsesas szeesisaess. kasp sAas laa tissatyea rass3y sr8As &lsas1s sasa, prepared fsosr Pspsss a. n is s sss ae'svd gsssc iases iasE pf8e wars .tfazsa9 Ra4 ttesssF assssas ntas v psgss sss sEsgat. tle ssDeri@sats Eisn Az- Seennraa ssasee 8ssg as talasa r ESe stylag anaaza isd tsss ssss1A sssa ka9sa f'tn a1 Vsses.w D. sass occurred perfectly n ese zsesss assaaai ansssiaa Y, saE x ' MAGAZINE sgakEF, aal zas aass1ngnse sheef G1krss. 4. &E MALL x r-N>5-
 Genssal assas S5r -psasssa ssstss-vv Far sae, sessss 9s sAi, a sssss a9ek, st tss New
 raos surTaRwoEra, AssA4
 ss aae sssG st AfksAsa.. A.
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IF Honesty ani interest, Like yiEfue and Heaven, can never be separately pursued
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LEQUOR.

= 5BLS Dsd BsarbaR EaIsk~y Bbis Osa sJ Meassgahesa waisssy % Bots. Prsms pla WbssAsys : 70 half Ao as. bhts. FfAaeh Braaay; 2 C4xka 1lBd Cagase Brandys
 2 10 MadslFs V saa
 xCasks Msseaa Wine.
 ' a. Malaea de.
 hf. Bel CkarFy Hsemes.
 l bbi. 6kE- Reaessss per Tsus~ Gee. asd fsx sni@ hy JOHN Q. ADAMS, fsS. ti txSt sssanabs.l Laa6sna
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E.enlIlfrs E.enllaerll

\ HAvE Dom on kand lSaasasozae ~ q g.eaties. eepas1snw of
 Sole I.ssahes, upper LessAeE, sd ElasaAkias saan6d Faa sage by A. ,. MCTT.
 1ntY & tsts, Msfs At.
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FRATERNAL ORDERS.
MASONIC.

Western Lodge ao. meets arat Monday night tn every as0ntb. l.. E. BARBER w W A. ]. HHTr, See.
 nion Chapter meets every second Monday niei in eaeh meath F. fl. ENGLISH, H.P. 4. " WEBs, Sec
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TEsT received per S. 5. sb Cle0sa a fresh supply of pure and selected Drugs,
 Also fresh Congress Ha- itr. SsilEeF dperiess, Per fnmersex, 8c.
 Constantly on hand at popaiar Patent Melseiaes, CA<z'aiealS, Ois, Pants, Wmaosr Gksss. Gr'aen Sesds, Waes ss LSgEsrs fol ,.e.air .,na. nn all Al
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ayThe mas4 important ciemens Of success, X ecoRamy af money and economy Of tune.
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sJ- fnaas la';ies who sse sa~sys eaaesse., q, 'aaa newspapets, are aiwsss observed 60 paasssx ~'anAaE wsys mos alnssese drsp 5;ti5as, iavaita sS taASe aoad wlsSs, eai slways seIsct good Aas Qaa4s--s fact.
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TENPLE OP noNoR.

TEMPLE OF HONOR Lsie Rock Temple of Honor No meets every Tuesday agaslL VIM. F. POPE tF. e r. Jas. DEBAra, ". &. Inc Degree Tenspss meets somf 4lonthly.
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a7 An actor with q seEy honlely phix, was ac. ting MsthfiaaeS, wlsen beauti ni captive says to hIFn.
 Ay, my i0gd; you ehaThge coantensnce1
 A inaR in tbe pls exclaimed. For heavens sake let hm.T
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4J- Iaas'ts sas'th writes ffasn soatA Caf5!iaa oa ,ae i'a Of jaiy sAas he was eaisysag cap ee sea iH'a Plsa's of h4s osa gasaag. He groroaaees t, '9s best tea he ss. z lsssra
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Ki K Ff Af. FERRtFU0E

sfRKFs,s Fgs ag Tgss
 wiss. pn sat aae. ass a8i aay psstkNlaf tansa Arsfxg sf snFstAiGa ls ehA itss so rsre aey ds 9Ae ss vefs sfisse6s sf, A segsafs ,.ssisssts 4, E4ra
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W For sale ky WM B WAIT. Iuty sth. 1881 IL
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Board of visitors. Capt. Albert Pike, Rev. Joshua F. Green, HonsT w. Newton, Mr. $. H. Tucker, Hon. W. II. Satton; Mf wm. E. Woodruff, Hon. F. W. Trapnall. Hon. c. P. Bertrand. Hon. Danl. Riogo, Hon. Absaiom Fowler.
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rAY WEsg PAY Wsgf

A IL p&szuas sadssted e tAe undersigned 4 N @hs~e notas aud 2ne1anas aFa how 4ne. are fe4neSaea ta ean aaa PAY IF. lnn.eknisIss as [ want ln mafg 10 New NeFk in 2 ssw daya
 JOHN D. ADAMS. Iuty sth. 1851. t.
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DarJaaeiie. yaii co.. Aus, ,, 1851.
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Tisk tgse Dtgrxs4se Flss.ss og tsassf JsaTe, prepared ffaps Rsnsea gF fhs saons. aaa eT riss f,x. zsfss alsre tttses eisea bg safan Isei
 hsS slss 1eas pisg 7ss.sagie2i essslisr- byJ. < HeaEsissss,
 N. D.. No- U Nosth Eszitss
 ssress, Paiissse isss, tiss en- iy sss$zs.ssiate ard a.rma-
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Coffee, sugar, MG. JUST rseeisesi prr sseasnss fssaywM ! .-. sB SS ssSks Rbe. Cafgas;
 hh3s. Sagan .I bas. ao; kls- Mssssses; half hbls Mslsssea: SO sacks Salt Andf0s sais by
 fATHERLY & CLKMENTs. \ March 5ds 1g--tf
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For Dyspepsia.

repared from she fourth stomach of the os
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Important to Planters.

WNrE wfssi rgsj si
 " q saH ne aftassps & I1sa Fahar te Ese anSsss' i1usse M fseif Re fae ss ex se e4iate6 sz isse fsasFAk~ eFsns
 l....l Il Il.l... ~ ~. --
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WHOLESALE & RETAIL
 DRUG STORE.
BY 2. W. TAFPE.

LrTTEE Rocx. Aau srRxsr srrsw M.RsHaa.
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10 the URkaewn Heirs of Sais4el r. AasoH,
 beecased

Little Roes. Aag. 5. is5l.
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E.iquors and Wines. = CASKS Bsaaav. ah pssof: sJ Nassersa Wine.
 Fegf Wine;
 2e Dssksss CaAmpsgns wins. sa esnsixnmeas and sos sale tsw.
 DseenAer f7. 1880. ls
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1smF stores. | cAsK eld Brandy , ekx Aamiean d. cts. Maiesia Wines hhG. chemY Bounce 2 bbaa. old Bah V hiskey;t z nuSa ss :. Mssseat Wlae Mxiaxas Received and fsg salr hy
 gNo, D. ADAMS. Jun c, is3t--40 StnMAast ksnStAT.
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TOhncco. ? BOXES Extra chewing Tobacco J 2 Is cUn. Pound Lanp I $, Received shis daY and far sale by. @
 IE0. D. ADAMS. June 6. tssi--tn sssaseAsaf Landing.
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Board of Visitors.

Littie Rock. July 2s, issi- 47
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gl ' Steamer Emily have inss Seeeivsd and now k1 offer eaF sale 9 s3Barsesa Super Fine Flcas; 2 Rye Whiskeys ts Baxes Essxsed Tchaeco; l0 Lemon syrap; s Candy;
 fsarsel EnslpA FlhaFtas 10 Ate. N. TANTi
 Lower Steamboat Lending. ApFsI !. lssI..--sa--sf
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-06-26

On last Thursday eight compost
tors in cur office, "A Of them apprentices
working ten hours. and no more, distrib
'uted. set up, aud corrected $4,000 ems
0,000 ems each. One man between
Monday morning and Thursday evening
working the regular hours, distributed
act up, corrected aud sent to press 60,
900 ems l5. 900 ems per day. Whal
office in the Vest-or anywhere else
can beat this work2- indianapolis la J
Sentinel. '~ ~srt
DON'T ask your question with such 4
fourish.--lt can be beat, and has been il
our office. We have two jours now Al
work. who lately "set up. corrected and
sent to press" in five aud half days, o
ordinary newspaper matter, l6S.S33 ems
me Of them id the time making up the
Price Current form, and "sendi6g i
to press" Another item, also to take in
to consideration. is thatiuonr Price Cur
rent matter there is large amount 0
figures, which every compnsiior knows i
is "close picking" This work is on re
cord in our office, where those curiou
can examine it for themseives.-St. Lou
as Reoeilie.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-06-26

MISSISSIPPI AND THE UNION. - The Mo.
bile Advertiser says that the prospects of
the success of General Fopte in eastern
Mississippi are most encouraging, He
is carrying every thing before him wher
ever he goes in spite of the efforts of the
secessionisls. Senator Davis is stump
ing itihrough the State, endeavoring to
cnunteract the influence of Gen. Foote.
but he meets with but slight encourage
ment. In fact it is said that in order to
get together an audience to hear him, it
is announced that he will speak for the
Union, Its understood that Quitman
will not be nominated against Foote. but
Davis will be. The secessionists are a
fraid to risk the contest under Quitman.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-06-26
Saturday Evening. Junc n. 1881
GIorIou. Democratic VI. lory
Under this head, the Eagle has the fol

Under this head, the Eagle has the fol.
lowing:--
"Nea0 Constitution = Resxlt in Fairjfsld
The nnble-hesrted Democrats Of .'OId
Fsir6eld." have again covered themselves
all over with glory.-ihey have faced the
enemies of Reform. in battle array, aud
have achieved glorious victory over
WhiReery. Bank arislocracy and blue.
light Federalism. They nobly contend
ed against great odds. The wings. back.
ed up by Bank influence. fought desper
aIely in this county;--lheir hired ennis
saries, with their secret circulars, were
found in every corner Of The county i'm.
portuuing their whig friends to vote
gainst this "Locofncohobhy" All kinds
of falsehoods were circulated, such as
td1ing churches, grave yards. and hun.
dred other Misrepresentation. 10 preiu.
dice the minds ofthe honest heated dem.
ocralic freemeD of glorious "Oh Fair.
field" But alItbis did not accomplish
their most desired object, the. defeat Of
the PEOPLES CONSTITUTION.
Democrats of Fairfield, we'll may you
rejoice; The battle fought and won by you
On last Tuesday, is the greatest victory
ever achieved in this county. lis not on
y triumph of your cherished principles
but 1t is triumph of tho honest yeoman
ry over the purse proud aristocra,. the
bank monopolists, and the oppressors o.
the masses.
This anuOuncemen Mt will. no doubt, at
ford immense consolation TO the few
wings in this county who supported thi'
parlizan instrument. and consequently
for their gratiication merely. we trausfe
it 10 our columns.
The charge that the wings had secre
circulars and hired emissa ries in all part
and every corner ofth county, is simpl,
false as il is ridiculous. II is the usua
charge; before aud after every election
and its calsity is matter of Common re
port"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-06-26
PnoeRrss o. rnE see Cosr1nr.-Ths |

PROcRgss ov Tng New CosTUME. The
new costume for the ladies appears des.
lined To- work a TevoluiiUn IN New Eng,
land, at leaat. In Boston. when they do
get hnld of an ism oI "a notion. they puf.
sue il with forty Irsnseeudentsli,l ener.
gy. A writer 10 the Traveller. there.
tells Of meeting "eleven ladies' clad 10 the
new costUmes" in the course of sbo t
walk in Washington street. snd the Jour.
nal aud the Traveller are clearly oot In
favor Of the novel rig. The Traveller,
Of Friday, say.:-
"Blopmerismis is evidently 10 the ascen.
dant. From every quarter we hear Of
ladies' who have had The conrsge--some
cal! the msuliness- To assume the re W
dress. As general thing. these are
isolated cases-it being only here aud
there, IN any community. that lady is
wiling to run the gauntlet rf prejudice
and gaping curiosity an ordeal 10 which
The adoption gi opy msreriaI ci,suRe Ia
costume is necessarily exposed. Lowell.
however. as we are credlbly informed +.
is rapidly becoming perfect Bloomer
dom; and already the new dress is the
ruling fashion. A gentleman who was
in the city Of spindles and spinsters. yes
terday. informs rs. npon his honor as a
bachelor. that he saw as many as fifty
very pretty ladies' adorned with the
Bloomer costume. And the dress ma.
kers there, as our informant learned. are
so overrun with business that orders have
necessarily TO be given sometime in ad.
vance. One halter had sold. within a
few days. as many as two hundred Of the
| Blnomer hats
Five Of the most lovely aud pleasing
bellies OF SumervilIe. Massachusetts, had
also publicly appeared in the new cos
tune.
Meantime, the Bloomers are not hav
ing ii all their own way in the literary
emporium" They are burlesquing the
thing at tho ,heatres-Miss Anna Cruise
Representing the veritable MRS. Blonm
ler." Mrs Prior taking The part of the re
nowned Mrs Swisshelm," and Mrs.Vir
cent, that IF the excellent Mrs. Parting
ton" In New York. Brougham is abou
TO bring out similar piece.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-06-26

FREE BANK AT JACKSON G. HIVE
see by notice in TIE STANDARD, that
thirteen of the princi pal citizens of Jack
son county have advertised meeting ot
persons favorable to the establishment OF
a Bank at their Court house, to be held
June 2S. In few years. a heavy bank.
ing capital will be required. by the. heavy
mining and manufacturing business des-
tined to be done in the county Of Jack
son.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-06-26

New CuNvENTIoN.-A special despatch
to the New York Tribune. from Wash
ington, states that Mr.. Webster Is about
to offer plan for the effectual settlement
ofthe Haytien and Central American dit.
icuIties. by suggesting joint protector
ate, composed Of the United States. Eng
land. and France. If the treaty can bA
perfected. there is no doubt itwill prove
perfect estoppel to the semi-savsge,
disgraceful barberity ofthe Dominican
and Isthmene brOls.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-06-26
nUsINEss NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the Mer,
chants and Shop'keepers of Lancaster
will close their doors on the 9TH Of July
next. Allthose interested willtake no.
tice accordingly
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-06-26

~ Every vhig county meetingin Penn
sylvania declares in favor of Gen. Scott
for the Presidency, and Gov. johnson for
Governor,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-06-26

Philanthropy melancholy Ia
think" said a mnhern philan,hropis, of
the sentimental school, "thst so many of
our fellow creatures should, under the ar.
bitrary laws of men, be immured in pris-
ons!"
"Yes replied philanthropist ofa'
mother class. ''yes. truly; but not halfs"
melancholy as tha; so many should be at
large, who deserves to be there"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-06-26

MrssIssIPPI PoLITIos "A letter To the
editor of the Columbus Times. dated
Preston Miss, June Sd. says:" Mississippi
is fully aroused. The most exciting eau
vass ever known. short Of absolnte rev"'
luton, is now on the eve Of commencing.
Candidates, aud many who never have
been. and never expect to be candidates
ere already on the stump"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-06-26

THE LATE FLOODS AND ToRNADoEs.-
The floods aud iornadoes of June. 1851.
will long be memorable in many portions
of the West. They have seldom been
exceeded in extent and whence. The
waters of the Upper Mississippi aud its
tributaries were swollen TO an unprece
denied height, and the destruction of
property has been immense. The Burl
iugron, Iowa. Telegraph of the 7th, sets
down the direct 'sses TO sufferers in va.
rnus portions nf the State, by the high
waters, at not less than 81 100000. All
the tuwns on the Des Moines river, as far
up as Fort Des Moines, were under wa.
ter To the depth.of from four to ten feet
lowavile was almost entirely destroyed
Is houses having been swept off, and the
remainder seriously injured. The wide
overflow of the bottoms left many fami-
lies destitute, berefi ofeverylhing they
possessed. The ruin along the Skunk
aud Iowa rivers is equally appalling
Dams and mills washed away, farmsin
undated, aud thousands of cattle and 9th
er stock drowned.
At ST. Louis on the ] 9th. the rise had
nearly come to a stand. The water wst
still 5 feet below the food of 1874. The
Republican says 1--WE have very distres
sing accounts fromall quarters of the raw
ages of,he food" The Republican sup
poses the main portion of the Dixie re
mains firm. Quarantine Island is near
ly all snbmerged,and Duncan's Island u
ueary all washed away.
The foods we're scarcely less devasta
ting in portions of Wisconsin. and II
snme places the storm was attended b!
terrific tornadoes. At Rockfnr1 mum
her of buildings were Frustrated, three
lives lost. and many persons injured. The
house of Mr. WIN. Burch was taken up
carried several rods, thrown bottom up
aud then scattered in all directions Mrs
B. and two children killed. -Four other
in the house badly injured. The exten
Of the destructive march of the tornado
was about | 5 miles. At Fairfield, Iowa
tornado came up, pressing forward II
column half a mile in width. leavln!
nothing in its track but marks of desola
: tion. Buildings we're unroofed and pro
trated. several persons were injured bu
no lives lost At Mount Pleasant mncl
damage was sustained. and at severa
points in Wisconsin tempests swept owe
sections of country scarcely less sever
than those recorded in lowa.-CIeUeion'
Herald.