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c. Digs. WIN. BRESSIE.
Norfolk March I, 1852. NH e-w4w.
NEW SOUTHERN BOOK.-The subscriber
would respectfully call attention to the SOUTHERN
ORATOR. an entirely compilation of select extracts
for defamation That part Of the elements of Eocution
which treats OF Gesture is illustrated with appropriate
figures The selections principally from Southern
temen Of enenee and the work believed to better
adapted to Southern Schools than any other Eocution
now before the Iubhc.-Price 75c,
This book is not only compiled but PRINTED and
IND atthe SOUTH and SOUTHERN PAPER, and not
gotup at the North, and simply called Southern Book
which Is the case with many Of those offered to the
Southern public and purporting be SOUTHERN Books
1T IS high time that had thrown off our ingorious
dependence upon others for School Books especially that
class OF them destined to WELD radical influence
oyeDaloral aud Political Sentiments "-Iey. g. f. Pierce
The abo@e for sale, wholesale and retail. by
mn J. ". RANDOLPH, Richmond.
&PRING TRADE ls52-By variousarrivas we are
- receiving our SPRiSG IMPORTATION of british
and French Dry G. GODS, purchased GA the most fayo
rabe terms entirely for cash. comprising great variety
of new and beaut FIJI styles.
We also receiving a fui supply OF American |
Goods consisting of every description of CoTrox and
WooLES FABRICS, suited to the Southern trade.
Being prepared to exhibit unusually large and
plendid stock which has been selected with special re-
ference to the trade ofVrgnia North Carolina and Ten
nessee, cordially Invite the merchants Of those
tons to give It examination pedsng ourselves to meet
the competition Of amy market in the country.
Our stock will be kept up throughout the season. addi
tons being made to it by every arrival
NH KENT, PAINE & KENT
10 BBLs. URQUHART's sUPEREOR
I'D APPLE BRANDY, ofhigh proof, for sale
mh - JAS WINSTON
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verse by Dawson w. Turner, M A., Londonms1 a5
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{ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. subscribers have
~ tormeda Partnership, under the style of BACON &
BASKERVILLE and have taken the store on the corner
Of 18th and Cary streets nearly opposite the Columbian
Hotel where they will continue the business of Grocers
and Commission Merchants
JOHN L. BACON
H. E. G. BASKERVILLE.
RICHMOND Ian. ST. 1859
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NASH WOODH0USF
!, Booksellers Stationers and Dealersin
8 !

a GEEN CITY KANSAS agent for Sc6ooIv =
pecting my first supply. represented by these world r
moved crers to be superior to former supply the STYLE
ana mayor OF their Hams gaining them the premium at the
Customers are requested to make early application for
fe ~ TnIIN TT e,r
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--------- JOf1N ii. CLA1B ORNE.
iusO 90 UNT EsY NlERCEHANTS-Tbe s,L
scrlber is about closing out his stock of choice a.
tang Dry Goods and would call the attention of dealers
visiting the city for the purpose of buying their spring
STOCK Anxious to sell out and wind up in the sneed;as3
manner ne will offer unusual inducements in the wav Of
prices HIS goods are mostly in small lots and quantities
suited TO wants OF country buyers has manv box
es ana little convemences about which would be
gwen In without charge to those buying goods
- JAMES G. CHENERY
NH 10 Broad St, opposite Fredericksburg DEPOT
tORSETs, CORsETs.-A variety of Coryets
~ French shapes. made by the Misses Hurszev Of
Philadelphia, for sale at cost BY -
mn - J. G. CHENERY, opposite Depot
% Hhds New Crop Orleans Sugar, part beautiful
~ clarified r ~
60 bags superior Java Coffee
so do handsome Rio and Laguayra do
10 hhds Porto Rico and Cuba Molasses
30 packages Loaf crushed, and pulverized Sugar
$50 kegs Nails, assorted Sos"A
II half chests fine Gun Powder Tea
l25 boxes Tin Plate various sizes
500 Tbs. bar Tin, for sale by
feb II JOHN N. GORDON r SON
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10 BBLs. JRQUHART's SUPERIOR
I.) APPLE BRANDY, ofhigh proof for sale.
lah - JAS WINSTON
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WOODWARE.- The subscribers agents for mar
w nfacturers keep constantly ON hand
Painted Buckets 2 and hoops
Flour do, Bail boxes
Painted Tubs, sugar do
Brooms, Washboards, Bread TRAYS
Wooden Bowls, Sleeves, Knife Trays
Lemon Spueezers, Bread Rollers
Water Dppers, &C.
fe 81 WILLIAMS Il BROTHER
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18
Fore,gn News by shsNArclIc.


The inlelligsncs BY the Arctic possesses lew
features Il mufs than ordinary interest, and we
seprdinsly add litle 10 the report Published m
ihe lelegrapliic column afsw days since
EEoLGSD-THE NEw MISisTRY The London
papers give the list Vi lhe new Cabinet. The
'~hule Ministry, SO far as talent aud experience
Te cUncerued is hut nI very nodernte cuIlbre.
Sir J. PaeiSi gtpn ulid Lord JoIuI Manners ARE ae-
tually laughed at, This ministry is entirely Pro
tectiunist in character; aud some "l them have
never been in ,Iiiics belnre The head OF u Qbe
Earl of Defby) is aged 53-has been cei Srcre.
try FIR Ireland. and Secretary ol State Tor the
C,lnnies-Ens member of Lord Greys reborn
| ADMINISTRATIONS which he sutseque tly deserted
nd beculne conservative and prntectl'Iist Tue
slave emancipation bill, which cost the c"ubtr}
! f2O.0n6 0D0, was chiefly c0ncocied by III" lord'
ship. Though he is pledged Ia attempt TO restore
prnlectiun, IL is said hs VIII avoid tile s'e aS II
will brake him up whenever he mas !" cq'ne 70 IT,
SWITZERLAND. Tic charge d'af irsoi Eng
baud. ira conversation with tue President oi the
Confederation testified the desire uI his Govern
ment that. in the affair Ol the refugees Swltzer-
aud, while scrupnlulsly respecting inlernaliunal
law, should mautan the right Oi asylum rec12'
iiized in every country enjoying liberal lnsli'u
iiuus. There was no question oil tue lrIerality ol
the press
The Cabinet of Vienna has no intention of lls
putting llIc right ufaSy um t. political refugees IN
Switzerland All llnl it has done has been Ii
reInonstrdle against the nbnsr ni this right tire
Specls the principles ol neutrality guaranteed IL
the Helvelic Confederation
BELGIUM More intimate rtutipns are expec
ted between Belgium aud Russia. The Emprrol
Nicholas will. 1t is said, send Il ministe' Pleulpo
L.. - "a.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18

ALMIGHTY MEAN.- 1t is doubtful
whether the subjects Of the following
sketch, which we fad in the Porlhmouth
CLIPPER, will ever find home anywhere.
now or herealreI:-
"The Baptist Church of this city was
entered ore day last week. aud the Mis-
sionary box belonging to the Sabbath
Schn"l in which the children had dopos,
tied from time to time about twu dullars.
was taken to The upper Ilnor of :he build
ing, the b"tlOm screw removed. aud lhr
money stolen, 1t was probably the work
ot some person or persons oI'I enough
l." receive severe punishment. We hope
the guilty may be found out in order
that the community may place a mark
upon the offender"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18
TCorrvspondence d tue Baltimore Sum- 4

aI| =
~ &t RWAsHiSoroS. March lO185s,
The Caiifornis and New Yoskeuint Bib TAe
QUESTION as to their. Necessity or Proprisiy-
1xe Steani Prcjeetto statd A one, SO. ~
Tha California mint bill will be rrlnrtel by The
committee "i ways Il means, as soon AS the h0nse
shall he called ltr reIHarts. The New York nIial
| b III will ala I've reported at the same time. hut
Ihe Cali Vrnia b will he first ucird uron. Should
| The Cn1pra bill he passed.. take il ET granted
tIat Iie New York hill vii! not he. California de
mai,,ls mint because she nrOdnces the guld That
is Ia be cnined aud the only nectnn t0 II is ini
the expense ol the mint establishment in Cnlilor
MA will be very great o. much greater thu IN
! Philadelphia where CaliGrum prices do not pre-
vail. Caliinun exported tlirty.six millions IN
guild in 1851, ot which tllirty.One millions We're
sent Ia New Yurk. uf
! According To the Merchants Magazine, the
Philadelphia mint has received on depo,e al
together, the sum al sixty seven millions OF Cali
iurniu Suld-nearly AL cummg from and relurning
| to New York But the question arises whether
/ il is not more economical even for our govern
ment 10 pay tue f,eght and insurance ni the
wue anuuul Of gold transported between New
Yurk AMI PhiHdelIha lmn tr drlrGiy the expense
Of mint in New York Besilcs what is the use
ut mint in New York after the CalilOruia mint
sIml,-be esiahli,hedl
Asnin the hill reported by the finance commit
tee ot the Senate. in conformity with executive
sn9geslinns. may do away with tue necessity o
ANY new mini eslb,hln"nt anywhere
At present. mint would MT b. safe in Califbr
ma Ir"m foreign assuu. and it might invite as
snli-ihDt ls--whpn five hundred mil ions u yeal
shall he coined there rs will he. ia the opinion u
some snnsuine persons. The California coast i
now dele ceiess aud all the money thai the estab
lISlnnent Of mi would require might b. wei
expended upon coast deiences
Steam Is low in the committee of ways nnt
means. is said that five nf the committee art
lnpr"sed Ia Inuk appropriations even for the ex
listing contracts. don't vuuch Tor this rumor; bu
II isa Eci thai the mmillre have agreed To pu
tie appropriation for nm steamer contracts tut,
a separate bl su that Their opponents may fir,
aw9y nj il, without Ii rrning any other tlian til,
steam interest. The members from the land Stale
will vute for no more steam till they can get III,
public lnnds
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18

ATTEMPTED SUrcrpE Vt A GAMING Ia.
mg.-A man named Willis McClu,r.
foimerlv engaged in the drv goods bus.
ness. in Cincinnati, ln-t $295 uta rondu
table. IN that city. on Thni- -day nighl last
Having ouly S5 left, he Iiskrd that IN
slpgle roll. aud lost With demonia
cai yell. iIr leaped from his chair, aud
drawing dirk some siN inches IN leugih.
plunged il twice irt" his husorn inhictinP
deep aud ghasiiy wounds. which. in all
probability. willtermina.s tbs misg guide d
Eau's sxiSsenpS
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18

Z ENGLIsn SAILORS. The London Her
ald states that many of the best English
sailors are leaving fur America. where, IT
appears. thcy are hetter paid, AMI some
have left for Calilnrnia. to take their
chance a, the euld mines. A gang lately
paid "ff from the Southampton. paid their
passage in onen the packe, ships from
lao, dnn to New Y"rk. Several of the
seamen lately paid off from the Heclay
alsu paid their passage and embarked at
Portsmouth for New York. - d, S.,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18

Al RoIr FRGFnY The Charleston
News gives The iDlI"Wiug account Of an
sdroi, way "f"btainins money on forsed
orders, which hiss been perpetrsted ip
ihA, city frequently: ..'
A gentleman received note by no
gro boy, purporling to be written by u
lady f respectahiIiy in King street, en-
chasing check signed w. b Prnglr.
for $500 on the Bauk Of Charleston, aud
comranied 10y letter sealed and di
rec,rd t"a "Mrs. Du,k. Augusta, Ga"
The note requested, in polite lrrms. that
the gentleman would "bligs the lady by
collecting the smnunt Of the check from
tho Bank. keep il ill she calls for il. aud
please Pot Mrs. Dnrk's letter in the
post utfice." The servant departed. buI
abont one O'Clock returned with a note
from the good lady saying she was pre-
vented from coming herself, but please
I" wrap the m"ney up carefully and
give ittn tho servant. but not let ht'm i00k
wAdt II Vds The gentlemen naturally
very pnllr t0 the sex. desirous Of nc
c"mmoda,ins the lady. .allhouph uuknown
I" him. did Ms he was requrs;cd--ihe
check being cashsd. upon presentation,
hy tie officers nf the Bank, and the
mnury seut ~ desired by the late nn;e
1t is needless t" say. that the whole afall
Wv" proved base forgery. Mr.. Pinglr
never having given such n check, nor the
fair lady whose name was used. written
such note. ......
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18

A Coon ilT. A temperance Lncnfn.
c.. writing from Tnlllnn to the Ci,clrvillo
lI'dcAmaa, does not like The way in
which many at hlS party cndeavor Ia
evodc Iho temperance issue by calling
il poht,cdi movement. We think, in
tie following, he has hit some KNIVES ON
The head wh" live elsewhere Than in
P,ckawuy county, aud it may he, occupy
p'"m'oem pos'ions in State uiiiirs:
"And nov let me- say. 10y way of = few
rttecuuuS, that Miuk zoe Ihe whol.
uiiirlu MT shH The gcurral uprising
ui the p"'plo; popular sentiment conn,,
bc mi,lnkcG the l.ruislnuu. s,.s /,
every one not bInd, can sre II A rrfussI
10 net ou the part ui nnr ur.s,n,
Legislature, viii incur u responsibility
nn awiul responsibility, hnd IT it eve, h.
made pahrlril matter, such refusal
viii be the very cause, for the pe,pl,
viii he heard. But ~ irtnrn. sums VIII,
are not too IiicadIy 10 the cause. prrhap
from the iuicc of hubi ~ cducatinn, bu
WIN. nevertheless, wish 10 shift III
rcspnusibllllv, think they have here
trap door hy which 10 escape; aud 3
there viii hc some other trap J.n found
Of which canu"l speak al present. Bu
the crisis will come"
The application can be made so readil
To the last falls campaign 10 this count,
thpt We could not lorceo the pieasure {
having some Of these ''responsibilir
shiueis" kicked by one of their ow
kidney.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18
Total. -. 4I,3ist

TmE L,resr lNvENTIoH. 1t is stated
that sniuven'ion has just been perfected IL
Boston by which tho mails between any
t~o pIaces-Say New York aud Boston
may he transported in fifteen minutes
The Boston Transcript Of Saturday
say:
I'VE had an opportunity this morning
Of examining the above named inveu
non. aud we could sce no good reason
"hy it should u"; be practically succeSs
iul, We are not al liberty to say much
upon the Suhjsct at present; but the ex
wrimentS which We Witnessed were ui Z
character To inApIre confidence in lh'
success Of the principle. applied even tt
q distance nf 300 miles or more. Tn,
beauty Of the cournvanre is its periec
simplcity. ~.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18

DcINGs on LAKE SUPERIOR, -Th"rp
are employed on the northern Sh"re,
Of Lake Saperiur 7l0 miners aud cop
per cutters. aud 500 surface men aud
mechanics, aud 500 other cirzprs. To
tai number of inhabitants 3035 the
mount ni' land cleared for agricultural
purposes, 20 600 acrrs-and was raised
this season, 600 bushels iu,nips. aud
4 900 bushels p"taroes, ] 600 bushels
oats. aud rs tons If hay. aud n large a
mount Of garden vegetables. There are
IS horse teams and 40 ynke of oxen
Potatoes ATE w"rth 81 per bushel; tur'
nips rs cents per bnthrl; hay $50 PEI
ION oats IN The hnu'Ile, $50 per ton. 'f
The wages Of mnrrs average about
$50 per mouth ;snrtace men about S2t
per month g"nd mechanics $l5 pei
mon team aud man driver from 81 I,
SIS pc: day - Clere. Herald. a' ..
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18

OpPosITIoN To THE MAINE LAW The
town of Hermon, Me-, adi"iUing the city
of Bangor. at their annual meeting, de
clared The Maine liquor law oppressive
and urjuSt. and by an almost sunanim"Is
vote ahulished The agency in that town,
Al the annual meeting in Union, Lincoln
county, similar vote wns adopted
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18

A CnARACTER- -Old Bumblebee"
waslhe cognomtn Of Mr.. T., of Newbuiy.
pnn; he gained the title from The fact Of
his catching bumblebee one day. as he
was shinsliug his barn. and in attempt.
ing Ia decapIa,e. the insect with his
halchet. cut off the eud Of his thumb and
'"re-hugrr, leuing the hee 90 unharmed.
Other mishaps happened to The old cod
gel, upon the same barn. In one of his
ab-lractiurs he shingied over his spare
ha'cher; aud cutting small aperture in
The building 10 let in little daylight,
his nan actually inserted wonden
pane, as being economical and not liable
10 be broken Uncle :. in que of his
"blivirns iiraks. nailed his lett arm so
firmly Letwixt two boards Of a fence he
was putting up. that he had IN call help
Ia get exrricaled irum his sell imprisun.
mrnl. He once put buttun on a gate,
lustead of the post. But the rarrs, freak
If all was when he ran through the streets
with his bands about three fee, asnuder,
held up before him, begging the passers
hy n"l 10 disturb him, as he had 90, the
measureoia doorway with him. WY '
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18

EV The fashionable way of having
marriage notices inserted in the papers,
says the Nashville News. is To enclose a
gold dollar To the editor The News
wishes every body To get married aud
keep up the fashion = Exchange.
PERSONALLY, we should like to SEQ"
The fashion introduced hereabouts, But,
lhere must be something Of revolution
before il can become universal. One of
our divlnes. few days ago, married
couple, breskfaseI the bride groom,
bride and Two attendants. aud received
inio,urn The magnificent douceur of fifty
cents! SciOtO Gazette. .n Z
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18

"CAN YOU REACH THEM PERTATERsl'
--Mauy Of our readers have no doubt
rend the following rich anecdote. 1t is
Old, hut like good wine, it will bear re.
petitions:
Several gentlemen of the Massachu
sells Legislature, dining at Boston hotel.
one ofthem asked Mr. NJ. a gentleman
"ho sat opposite
"Can you reach them pertaierS, sir?'
Mr.. NJ extended his arm towards the
dish aud satisfied himself that he could
reach the 'perlalers,' aud answered.
Yes, sir
The legislator was taken aback by the
unexpected rrhutffrom the wag; but pes.
emily recovering himself he asked.
win you stick my fork into one Of
EN-, lhenl'
MIR. NJ took the fork, and very cody
plunged it into a finely cooked polaloe
aud ish uMere! The company roared
as they took the joke, aud the victim
lo"ked mure foullshly than before; but
suddenly an idea struck him, aud rising
lo his feet. he exclaimed with All air oI
cnnscious triumph,
Now Mr. NJ. | will trouble you fol
the (urk?'
Mr.. NJ. rose 10 his feet. aud with mos
mpurlurable gravity pulled the fork our
If the potato. aud returned it, amidst AT
uuconquerable lhuuder storm of laugh
ter, 10 The utter discontinue Of the gen
tlemen from B ---
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18
Wednesdn,. Even :. MI..reh IA 1852
B.sr CAlbnNr l "a order . excite

I
BasE CALUMNY Ia order 10 excite
prejudice agains, Gegsfal Seatls the In
dianapoIis Statesman snys ofhim:
Have our Ilish friends forgotten who
welcomed ihemtO this land Of ireedom-
who sympOtbized with them in their
struggles ugaiust the jespoIisms of Eng.
land and who. in the fierce struggle for
Native Ame,icanism. prefeniug defeat
to-dishonnr,s proclaimed themselves The
friends of the adopted citizen? Have
they forentien the letter of, General
Scott giving aid aud c"hfort Ia The Mob,
ncrais who hurnt The Calholic Church in
Philadelphia. or the destruction yuf the
uunery ut Charleston" l,.. sIa d,ils b.
The same herd of libelIers who ira.
duceJ aud viilifed Generals Harrison
aud Taylnr. are now shooting their
shafts at General Scott. 1t makes but
little difference. The malignant s0uls,
who thirst for the spills of office ouly.
and cannot appreciate the distinguished
services aud sacrificing devotion Of
disinterested patriotism, willagsin find
that the people have the Judgment to per.
ceive, the heart 10 appreciate aud the
magnanimity 10 reward the public serv-
ices Of such man as Scott, while at the
same time they will protect his rePuta'
tlou from The poisoned shafts Of disap
pointed aud reckless partizans, whose
ambition scars no higher than a nichs
elevated sufficiently To plunge their arm
into the public treasury. Money is thei
god, aud the Golfers of the government
their temple Of fame, They should a
gain reflect. whom the gods wish to De
stroy. they first make mad"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18

New YoRK COMMON CoUNcrL.-The
tea room expenses Of the New York
Councils duiine January. amounted To
1851 .27. of which Sl07 07 were for oys.
rers. aud Sl2l so for cigars, the balance
for brandy. ducks, parlridges, eggs, but
,pr. &c.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18
LAwnEEcE AND HIS CLERK The frl
lowing is worth relating:

7 WWINR TT WU.TH ItTdIIHg:
About fnty years ago, q young mau
with limited capilal.c"mmrnced business
in The city of Boston. aud was obliged Ia
employ . single clerk on small salary
A lady called at his store one day aud
made some purchases. which she wished
delivered At her residence. The mer.
chant requested his clerk To deliver the
bundle aS required. He declined; the
merchant Immediately took the bundle
aud delivered it as directed. The clerk
was never worth hund!ed dollars in
his life the merchan: was Abbul Law
renee now u milliouaire.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18

TnE JAPAN ExPEDlTIoN.-ltis is stated
that the large squadron which is abnu
being fitted out under Commodore Perry
with the ostensible and primary purpos,
Of visiting Jopan,is ais" desig, ed To keel
an eye an the Sandwich Islands, aud I,
he in readiness To check any movement,
which Louis Napoleon or any ",her for
ripn power may he disposed to make a
gains; that nation. .e...
- A g'r,hearing the lady oft house
At dinner. nsk her husband to bring
"Dombey aud Son" with him when he
came to tea, laid two extra plates on the
sappsr table for the Suppossd visitors.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18

llUN0 hut Nnr DEAD. We learn thai
he llhenish BAvaiian Court recently
condemned to death sud hung Que hun
drrd aud seventy-nine persons whu took
- prominent part in the attempt To make
u republican government of Bavaria, three
y 'srs Ego. Among the number we
recognize the name Of our friend. Capt
Schneider. editor oflhe STATS ZElruNG
Of ;his city. who t"ok prominent PAT
IN the three desperate battles which the
Republicans fought, two at which they
gained ----with the Prussian aud
Wntemhurg troops, We have heatd
"i the lrlshman who. when about tn be-
hung begged the Sheriff lu put tho rope
"'nn"d his body, as he was 80 easiiy
nckIrd about the neck, that if the rome
were tn Innch ii. hr would die viii
: laughing The Bavu,ian Government
has improved upon the lrishmans win,
suggestion, we should Judge; for ius,cs'
IT hanging. c"rporeally. our frieu,
Schneider snd his hundred and seyen,v
! eight comrades, i, hung them in eflis,
aud snlemnly declared them d4func,,.
chi Tfib. .-..
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18

A BRAcr oF FAT ONes.- j. A. Har,
ris. Esq, of, The CiereIdad Herald, and
Col Van Trump. of Lancaster, are nom
mated in the papers for Senatorial Elrc
tors. They are bmh clever fellows, snd
good for something more than 200 lbs.
apiece. We gn for them with all ouI
heart Toledo Blade.