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George Iummel's Premium Essence Of Coffee

MANUFACTURERS 1T DANIEL BOILER 4 co
One Package at 10 cents tciH save 4 lbs. of CofetL
THIS Essence was htory xwsrdeA with a silver
i. media, in no American Institute, Now York, also
with the first premium foFsuch articles nrie Frank
in Institute, Philadelphia. FfhN5a /vt
Sod Wholesale snd Retail, at the proprietor's sole
Depot,9l8 ,Cailowhil street ,PhiIadelphia. Also, forsale
by our Agents, and at the principal Drug and Grocery
stores throughout the United States.
This Essence has been proven by many thousands
Of the richest and most respectable families, as well
as by the poorer class Of PEOPLE, almost through the
wholc United States,to be byfsrthe best preparation,
of coffee ever offered to the public Coffee made by
this Essence is much more who esome. more delicate,
finer Favored, perfectly clear, and, m every instance,
superior to tho finest Java Coffee, -.1
In order to give full satisfaction and proof that the
above article Is perfectly healthy, andto show some
thing orthe deserved reputationit has gained and Just
ly entitled TO, We ann"Xa few certificates and recon-
mendations, particularly rotating to health, from DR..
Booth and Dr. Chiffon, practical chemists and AnAly-
sists Of the cities Of Philadelphia and New York. "
rt College geHne, Tenth street, 6elotc Markct, ,
PhiadelPbi1y September 4, 1861.
have examined the essence ofCofee manufactnr-
~stituents arc not in the least Injurious to heath, 10
may be used freely and with perfect safety. Eff6l
L. f,s- 4;yg IA ..,r.-.. JAMES R0OFH,a,
Pro. Of Chemistry applied TO Arts, Franklin Institute.
No. 20 chambers street, NeU York, Aug %, IsSl.
l have examined an article prepared BY Messrs.
H,mInel, Boiler and co Phiadelphia, called Essence
OF coffee, whichis intended to b5 used with coffee,
FOR tho purpose Of improving il, | find it free not onl v
IRON any thing niuriousto health, but, on the con.
! trary, the ingtedienis of which tits Composed are per-
fectfy wholesome. J. r. Chiffon, M. d. Chemist.
i For sale by @. KAUFFMAN & CO., Agents,
Ia.. and other Druggists and Grocers generally
Lancaster, Ohio, August 3, 1852
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NEW. cVENp CTTY TIN SHOP,

NEW, CHEAP, CITY TIN SHOP.
FHHEsabsefibe having toektea RimsslfRsthe city
IL would most respectfully iAforn, the others Of
he same and surrounding country, that he y now
'0peafHgo Shop on Coisnibsis street, Rect side, fhTee
Doors lNorfh II AEaia, for the mAhulariure end sale
Of all kinds Of z
Tim Copper aud Sheet-Iron Ware,
Where hointends keeping, a. all time /, Gull and gen
sral ass0Fimeni which will be soldonthe moAtliber-
al terms. Persons wanting articles nhis line would
10 well and save money by calling on him before max.
ing their purchases, ashe Is deiernined to sell cheap.
Al lU0fk ararruRted. s- A.. WHITE
J0BMNG. &C. House SpOnting and Roof.
Ing, psnparedAnd nut up on the ShorteStnOtice inthe
best msnner, and AZ the very lowest rates. AsW.
Lancaster, OhiO, soptember4 ,lS5l.r dssa IL
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CoNvIcTs EscAPEDl-Two coByicts es-
capped from the Ohio Peni'entiory last night.
An advertisement, offering a heavy reward
for their apprehension, viii be found in nm
other column. This is the fourth time that
one Of these men, Marvin, has broke out Of
the Prison, but has always heretofore been
captured, and we hope he will again be Ia
ken, although on this occasion he has eiti-
zen's clothes, which he stole from the tailor
shop in the Prison. Although not yet 90
yearso Of age, he is a desperate scamp and n
finished burglar. II was he who robbed Tho
Insurance office at Cleveland. Last March
he escaped from Judge Brown taking with
him two other prisoners, but was captured
in about ten weeks, at Cincinnati On this
occasion, he had a cunningly devised plan,
well calculated 10 deceive any. oficer; but
there is no excuse for the escape of n convict
from within the Prison walls. It seems that
he had arranged IL with the convict In the
cell adjoining his own, to hide in the yard
before the time Of locking up-and Marvin
had bored a hole through the partition wall,
IN whichhe had inserted q small wire, aud
hooked it 10 the bar Of the cell door, and
when the guard came to lock up, he pulled
the door shut, and thus deceived the guard,
who locked the door aud reported aA right.
The prisoner who was hidin tho yard pro-
vided himself with n key and unlocked
the outside door Of the Hospital, aud when
one Of the night. wahcA had gone to the Hos
pital with a sick convict, Marvin, who can
at almost any time unlock his cell door, came
out, and went TO the outside room of the
Hospital, through the door thus opened, and
joining his accomplish, escaped!
Tho Wnrdcn Ind been told by other con-
victs that Marvin was preparing to escape
and had for the Rast month kept n vigilant
eye upon him-urging the night-watch to
examine his cell every half hour during the
night. This the night-watch bad done, but
Marvin had, when he left his cell, closedt the
door. and inserted u small iron pin over the
husp Of the lock, which held the door, and
thus caused the watch to suppose all was
right. This night-wntch has been in the en-
ploy Of tho prison for nearly two years, and
has always beea considered a good officer
The guard who was deceived in the locking
up, was a new officer, but u very worthy, at
%tcative and generally prudent man. This
deception in regard to locking up has FREE
quently been pVaciised, sometimes by stuff
ing %convicts clothes wbh's,saw, To- make the
officer believe he was there. There is
scarcely a week asses over in which some
attempt to escape is not made; and frequent
" the most daring and desperate schemes
have been frustrated by tbs. present Mar
den; but in this Instance, although constant
ly on the look out, the vigilance Of the Off.
Ger fuilcd, and his gume has aown!-Ohio
Statesman, Thursday.
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n 4 M II ANT %TAILoRs,
SPRINGER s. TROUT,

~
HAVE received az their CnoTuISo EsrAn,
1 HI In Giesy's building, betwerr
the Hooking Valley Bank AndT. W, Tallmadge's FIX.
change Office, andhaye Just opene,l a large sad exten.
sive assortment or VIZ ~ ti3@TNl
FALL 4 WINTER READY MADE CLOTHING
Which they will sell. as low as the same quality Of
goods and work. can be purchased At any other csfAb,
ishment ihthe city. Their clothing Is manufacture
under their own supervision andis Consequently tu'
perior to that which Is brought from othsr places.
They have also on hand, a beautiful variety Of
.gCLoTHS, CASSlMERES, YESTINGS.s SC,
Which they are prepared 10 Manufacture to order
They have in their employ tho best Of workman ant
are ~ all times prepare6to make the best. FITS Hnd y
the latest styles. AHtheir wVTk lcih be aOaSrGnted
The public are respectfully solicited 70 callHnd ex,
anime their stock, and while thankful ferthe liberia
patronage they have enjoyed they assure their OLE
customers and al others that they will laborto givt
general satisfaction both In the quality and price o
Itheir goods andsworks : SPRINGER STRoUT.
Lancaster; september n, 1852 esslnl phs = Sd206
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SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKING.

fTNIIE undersigned has taken into partnership In
i the Saddle, Harness and Trunk manufacturing
business, JOHN II. MATLACE, and the business will
hereafter be- conducted under the firm. nAmn Of LIT.
1JE& MTATLACK. The patronage Of the public
is respectfully solicited. -
n FAll those indebted to tho subscriber, arc earn
estly requested to call and settle as the old hnsin"s'
must be closed up.~ joins n. LITTLE.
March 40. 1852. d&w4S
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qCLOTHIN- GasTORR.7
Co-rartnershir.


HHNHE Partnership heretofore existing under ithss
Il irm,nSme of FRANK 4 CO.. Clothing Merchants:
was dissolved by mutual consent on the first day OF
April. The bnsiness wilhlsreafter be conducted uH-,
der the finn, name OF q. SIMON CO., al the OLD,
STAND, ttird door East of the, H0cking HgAetg
Bdak, where MAY be found at all times a fine, kySp
and well selected stockIOs Fao3
~ gal7IbRendy Made Clothing, IvA 4lds
For menA and boys, as well as Elarge assortment Or
Shirts. Drawers. Under-shirts, Cravats, HAnd'fs, &c.
rnnsf also be remarked that the report, that
FRANK, who is 50 well known for hisafne fits Snt
good bargains, intendedto leave town, Is not true,and
Re would assure his friends his CUSTOMERS and the,
public generally, that he will be ready to receive all,
those wholnay favor him with acall-
f. Hks0,t AZ the same place and, az Aktines, VIII be
founaa fneelot Of Jeioelfy, Notohsidnd GGfietyaE~
,sV LAprs steEs April "a lss1 d G, SIMON Co
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pracSsts buy the best
Moods at the lowest prices, is at the cheap store
opposite ShWfEeris 11otef. WISE
Eancsstsrs November u 1850 xtsENs n"l
silks Bateges, Bagsges, ne Laines
| T0OPLINS, ~selingat unusaliy low pricee at
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Marble, Sandstone and Fr~eestone Factory.
OUR Machinery is nos in successful operation, and
" persons,wsnting. any oPthe following named ar.
ticles, would consult their own interest and ~vconfara
favor by giving MS a CALI
NOM aIKNTSnoi Marble, we will furnish ais
HEAD and F0OTSTONES of the same; wee
have Of beautiful forms and highly polished. sqieq
MONUMENTS OF SANDSTONE in a great
variety offorms. Head and Footstones Of the same
aud Of Freestone. fue t-.-yr e.ft gHr r5nsg-
SANDSTONE FOR BUILDINGS, &C., Range
work, Caps and sis Gaping for walls or Chimneys,
Flooring for Porticos, Tagging for Walks or Spring
houses, Columns, Gate or, Fence-posts, well-tops ands
Hearths. GTlcEs5I oty ~ 5pA!J. LILLY co.
Lancaster, May 10, 1852 ,.J 1dw3,
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NJ The Cayuga Chief says that a man
who will take a paper any length oftime
and then send It back ''rerused," and "un-
paid for" would swallows blind dogs din.
ner, and then stone the dog for being blind.
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CuRADLE.

W.
Robert Sandnrson, Justice Of the Peace In Rush.
creek township. Fairfield county, Ohio, and brother
Of "Msinr General Sande sou" an officer in the war
Of 1919, cured Of consumption by the uso of "WistAr'S
Balsam &c Wild Cherry"
R%uAnsHEEK fowNsuIB, Fairfield coHnty,)
..t. February 25. 1851.
Dear Sir;--AsI consider that my 70 has boon great
ly prolonged by my being cured Of consumption by
the us" of DIR. Nistar's BAlsRm OF Wild : berry" ]
will state the symptoms 81 my case that others similar
ly afflicted may be induced TO try this invaluable re-
medy experienced great difficulty in bre thing;
had the hectic fever with violent lushes of heat and
frequent cold chills, with severe pain in my side and
breast. accompanied,by a very bad cough: wss very
restless at nights, and had great night sweats, pers.
piring, ] shou'd say. atleaSttwo gaflnns a night, wet
ting tho bed completely through. had not been able
to work for wears. But | was much emaciated. and
almost helpless when / commenced using Wistars
BaLsaa~ II Hid Cherry. have used in all 10 bot
ties and am now free iron all those complaints, Tor
my health Is good.
I am now IS years old, and have no, taken any Of
the BAlsaln since lSlH, bOcauso my health Is no good ~
not to require any pedieinp. but if ] should have
any return Of my FORMER symptoms, should use Wis
tsr's bAlsam Of Wild Cherry. ! procured the medi.
diclne Of Mesers, Fall q Maccrscken, your agent In
lancaster, Ohio: RoBERT SANDERSoN,
. I Pho genuine Wistar's Baiyam Of Wild Cherry has
Tie FAC simllc or the signature Of Henry Wisisr, MD,
! plal,delPhss, aad sSsnford 4 Park" on a finely exc
! cuted Steel vngrav'd wrapper. No other can ba genuine
g5psse ~ per bottle ,iS bottles for IS.
Mort eait corner Of Fourth and Walnut a,,,setsS on.
trance on Walnut street-Ito whom all orders mus
be addressed fuV-.t3 -
Also for sale by Kaufman n Co, and M y. Kreider
LAneastsr. G. Fielder, baltimore :. Hane PIeasantviile
Buclt, Holne 4 CO. Carroll; jill. S~undermau, Aman
da; N A DavisSon, nflton;E Kslb, Rnshviile; o
II. Moller& Co, Somerset. s, D. B~pckwater, rails
vIIe; NJ A. Patterson, AJelphi; Tfoup & Tickardt
ICircIeviiie. December 0 lS52 anal
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Many years oil trial, instead oil impSlrIng inc pnb-
lie confidence in this medicine, has won for il an APP
probation and notoriety by far exceeding the most
sanguine expectations Of It's friends Noth'ns but it's
! intrinsic virtues and the unmista taxable benefit confer.
red on thousands of sufferers, could originate and
maintain the reputation 1t enjoys. While many info
rior remedies thrust uponthe community, have failod
and been discarded, this has gained friends by every
trial, conferred benefits on .hor afflicted they'can no
ver forget, and produced cures too numerous and too
remarkable to be forgotten. 10 ta. A
While 1t is a frsndo on the public to pretend that shy
one medicine will infallibly cure-stW there Is album
dant ~proofthat the oHxRRY PEcToRAI does notonly
as ageneral thing, bat, almost inva iably, cure the
maladies for which it is employed
! Astimn makes these facts wider anil better known.
this medicine1has gradually become tho best reliance
of the afflicted, from the log-csbin OF the American
peasant, to the palaces Of European Kings Through
out this entire country. in every State, city, and IN
deed almost every hamlet il contains, cHERRy PFC,
ToRAL is known as the best remedy extant for dis
eases Of the Throat and Lungs, and in many foreign
countries, II is coming TO be extensively used by their
most intelligent Physicians In Great Britain, France
! and Germany; where the medical science have n each
ed their highest perfection, eHERRY. PICTORIAL is In
%troduced, and IN constant use in the Armies, Hospitals.
Aims. houses, Pubic Institutions, and in domestic prac-
tice, AZ the surest remedy their attending Physicians
lungs. Also in milder cases, and for, children II Is
safe, pleasant, and ~effectual to cure. In fact, some OF
the most t~iattefing testimonials we received have been
from parents who hayo found il eificacious in cases
particuArf incidental to childhood, is5E NJ s,,r.
The CHERRY PICTORIAL is. m9nufactured bya prac-
ticalchemist, and every ounce OF thunder his own
eve. Nth invariabie accuracy and care 1t sealed
and protectedby lawIrom counterfcits, consequent
y ssp be relied 9gas genuine num- !, %f f,9Si SaI vs. y,
nifty with a medicine of such Intrinsic superiority
and worth as should command itself to their conf
Jence- \ remedy at ONCE safe, speedy and et~fectual,
which, this has by repeated and countless triels proy-
ed itself t5bs; SndtrastbS great care in preparing il
with ehemicalaccnIacy ofunilorn strength to afford
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cftg Tfase@Fhcc ityis lively To-day"
saws a friend from the country, aud SO I is,
tek,remeIy SO, Our streets have been crowd
ed with teams, and these do not embrace the
half. t,e yards in the rear Of stores aud gro
i~eeries afFording q safer place. We %rctice,
also. among those who come to the city 10
make their purchases, a nhmbcr Of familiar
faces ofoIden times, who have done their
TRADING for years in other places. They
have come from two cuuses;--Pioduce now
brings as good a price here as elsewhere and
our business men are liberal in their deal.
ings. e
This is an Improvement, affOrding a pros
pect Of better times coming. an earnest OF
still more prosperity in the future. We like
this stale OF things and like 10 tell Of it. A
year or two since, an occasional favorable
notice of the city would be sure to bring
down upon us the ana,hamaS OF crUakcrs aud
fogies, and we we're almost afraid of saying
anything, Things have changed. We
have now got the upper-hand of them and il
our citizens embrace the present favorable
opportunity to improve and progress, VIC will
soon make them ashamed to utter a ''croak.'
Push on the good work and let no want Of
enterprise and liberality put a stop to oui
advance. att.s
LATER FROM AUsTRALrA-G0LD!-The &C
- ,-Ia ,ro dMvn I'm Clrt Inst
and show still more extraordinary progress
in gold digging, The condition ofthe colo
nv, social, industrial, and political, resem
bles the early history Of the gold discover.
in California. Property in towns has gon'
up wildly. In Melbourne, annual rents az,
paid equal to the whole cost Of the building
and ground fronts on the principal street
sell at 81 400 the foot! The New YorI
Times gives the following golden figures
CLEANED from the Melbourne Argus,
The produce OF the Victoria field for tn,
first year, ending 30th August, 1852 amount
ed TO 2,532, 422 ounces, of the value Of Gly
one miNions, seven hundred and twenty,onu
thousand dollars. Of this. l,240,528 ha
been actually cleared for Europe and othG
points, at the Custom House, to 30tb An
gust; 3lO,377 ounces deposited in the Cole
nial Banks and Treasury: 264 1917 in til
Adelaide Assay Office; 337, 200 ounces e1
portedin private custody; 100000 still in tn
hands Of diggers in the gold field and on tn
roads, aud 100000 in private hands ut Me
bourne and Gcelong. From 30th August
9th September, the receipts from the MouI
Alexander and Ballarat mines were usce
tanned to be $3.50, 1913 ounces, Of the value
81, 323, $50; making the total som, since Il
discovery oithe minesin 1851. fhy-e' ght mi
ions dollars, say $58,O44,96o
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Overwhelming T'csImory.
nvER HALF a Million Of Testamonisl shave be.
Oreceivcd by, the Proprietor Of McAlistcr's Al

HEALING OINTMENT!
From Physicians the most
skilful and celebrated,
from Councillors learned
in the law, from Judges oil
celebrity on the Bonch h,
from Minister'S of the Cos
pei, whose undeviating in
'egrity have made them
shining lights in the path
Of Truth, from cnlighten-
cd Profe from acute
Merchants, & from those
Fu.o., ut.t;on mann
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NAV ApyERTIsEMrNr

O~FThere ave between 7O,O o and, $4,000
pauuers In the work -hoascs in kendbt.
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VI1ONGENE N

n New and deaifsblc article recommended
n economy, comfoi, and svoiding grease on Car
pohs, &si They onl need bciug seon to indaco any
{ e TO purchase them. The public are invited TO cal
. = soc them al the city Drug Store.
Lancaster June 90. EDWARD l.. SLoCuM.
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MAINE Law IN RHODE fsLAND.-The new
liquor law of this State, to take the place OF
the one declared unconstitutional by Judge
Curtis, is full as stringent as the former
law.
OJ,,The Grand Duke Of Tuscany has i'm.
ported a gnillotino, and appointeda public
%execu.ioner at salary Of 81 per week.
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Pori Monies, Pocket Wallets,
lARD casesabd Psntniyeh, Cor sale 1t the city
~ book store JOHN SEAMLESS
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RI:imk Roolxs,

A ALWAYS on hands, supply OF Lsdgcrs, Records
fAdDay.Books, etc, together with 1Ikinds Of sta.
tionerys onsale at uupreeedented low priceasa NJ tht
book store Of r.n JOHN L.. TUTHILL,
Nov Telegraph Building, opposite epprt;hOuse
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lsaA .FInc Lot d NovClss
ArEsT publication, for sale at the city book store
Ii November TO- JOHN SEARLES
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NIsTAR,SnAl.sAMo or WII.n cMENNN
The beat Kennedy every known ia Man

The beSa Nrmeny every kh0Wh W 's""
For coughs, colds, Asthma, Group, Bron hits Inhu
cnzs, bleeding at the Lungs, Difficult Breathing,
Liver Affections, Pain or Weaknes4 Of tho
Breast or Side, first stages Consumption,
ctc., etc., etc, etc.. etc, ctc.. etc.
n short. this Balsam is peculiarly adapted to every
Il disease Of tho lungs and liver, which IA produced
by our over. varying climate. rt
Wild cherry has long been knowHto possess impor-
tant medicinal properties. Thi, fact Is Ga@iliar to
every matron in our land, and Physicians often pre-
scribe it in different forms Tor a variety Of complaints
Tar, also, has bcrn equal noted for It's virtues; and
some physicians, whose names Is familiar to tho whole
country. ha W. goae so far as to declare that even con.
sumption could bc ourod by that alone. In other
hanis, again. II was nearly valueless, owing. no
doubt, TO their ignorance in preparing and admins.
,cring it-a difficulty now entirely obriRted by patient
experience a~nd:long experiment, H. lrt
The extraordinary medicinal powers Of these two
substances are now for tho sttime, combined and
onbodied in DR. Histdr's Balsam IF Wid Cherry.
BY a nice chemical process, every thing delotcrious
or useless Is rejected, so that what remains Is the
most extra ordinary and truly eticacious remedy for
allkindS Of pulmonary and liver diseases ever known
toInan, To convince oil unhelievcrs that our theory
Is really true, we refer n a few casea of cures per-
formed by this wonderful medicine.
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EXECUTION IN CHsA-A Terrible Death.
hetdnese merchant named Hiamly, ac-
chsed and convicted Of the murder Of his
~dfeS@as sentenced TO die by total depriva.
lion Of sleep. The execution took place at
Annoy The cOndemaed'was placed in pris.
on, under the supervillanco of thAse ehard-
ians, who relieyed each other every aIscr.
nate hour, and who prevented linn from tax
ing any sleep night or day. Iks Ived thu
for nineteen DAYS, without haylngglept FOE 4
single moment. At the commencement o
the eighth. day bis sufEeTings were so cfae
that ne begged, asa great faToHA that they
would kill him by straDgulauon.
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Y i I 4 4 4 . . q q ! =

or "wIsrAR's nALsAM or Win c~itERRY."
Mt Eden, Kentucky, July 81, lSb2,-Messrs. Har-
court, Howard 4 Co.--Gents The "Dr, Wistar's
been Of such signal benefit In my family, that wish
to make It's virtues known for the benefit orthc public
My wife took cold at tho time Of her confinement,
which settled on her lungs. The ply sicians pro.
nounced her disease consumption. She had proluse
night swcats, and had coughs; she was given up, for
wo dcspa ired Of her recovcry. and her child pnrtook
of ~hercomplaint She thcR commenccdtaking" JVis-
tar's Baisam Of WA Cherry" and three bottles Of.
fccted an entire cure with her aud the child both.
have ne doubt that they would have now boon in
their graves il they had not have used Wistar's BAL
sam OF Wild Chsrry. SETH X, SEARCY.
Seth n. Scarcy, whose certificate Is abSve. " a man
Of a. m,ich vcracity as any in this county, and a man
Of good Judgment, and we place entire reliance on his
statement. JfARCOURT, H0WARD& co.
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GUBERsAToRlAL.--A writer in the Hook.
ing County Star recommends 10 the Wing,
of.ohio, tho nomination Of Col, Van TrumI
Ter Governor. In tnanoducing the commu
sBicption 10. his readers, the editos says:
eeThe following letter, written by n goo,
staunch Wing, we take pleasure in recon
m%endine TO attention.. phe time is near n
hand when the Wings OF ohit shall rhoost
them q leader for the ensuing campaign
Although not personally Acquainted will
Col. Van TRUmI, we have ever known hiI
a. a true and efficient Whig,--oue who ha,
for years meritcd and rccelYsd the coat,
dence ofhis party, and should he be choser
TO the position claimed for him, we will be-
proud to labor Tor his success."
Butte record., 1853-12-17

They are rather a faster folk, and if the
new animal really has the speed and bot
tom We suppose they viii not hesitate to
back it.
At all events, LET Us know the weak
points of the creature, if ii has any. If
none can be shown, there is more in it
than a capacity to carry the mails so that
they shall circulate from one end of the
Republic to the other in day. 1t will
distribute an immense amount Of goods
and merchandise, to say nothing of con-
veying persons, with equal celerity.-N
Y. Tribune.