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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-21
LIVER COMPLAINT.

Dyspepsia, Jaundies, Chronic or Nsruors Debility
Diseases Of the Kidneys,
A ND all diseases arising from disordered Liver or
n Stomaeh such rs consumption, inward piles, full
ness of blood TO the head, acidy fthe stoach nau-
sea, hearbuan disgust for food nllness weight In
the stomach, sour eructations, sinking uttering at
the pit Of the stomach swimming Of the head, hurried
and dcult breathlng huttering at the heart choakng
or suocation sensations when in lying posture, dim
ness Of vision, dots webs before the sight fever and
dull pain in the head deficiency yellow
Of the shin and eyes, pain in the side, back chest
limbs, etc. sudden ushes of heat burning in the hesh
onstani imaginings evil great depression ofsprits
CAN BE EFFECTUALLY CURED BY
DR.. HoOhaud's Celebrated German Bitters
Prepared By Dr. C. Jackson, at the German Medicine
Store, No. 100 Areh Street, Philadelphia.
Their power over the above dlsessesi not excelled
u equaled, by any othor preparation in the United
States, as the cures attest, In many cases after skfu
these Btters are worthy the attention Of invaids-
Possessing great virtue In the ratification Of diseases Of
the Liver and lesser glands exercising the most search
organs, they wihal safe, certain and pleasant
Read and be eORvinced.--F. KEssELMEIR, Jeweler,
Wooster, Ohio December end, 1851 said: 81 embrace
this opportunity ofinforming you Of the great benefit
have derived from the use Of DR.. Hoohand's German
ordered stomach @ and found Teien every case They
are the best remedy for disordered stomach think In
p. Foley, Bloomfield, Ohio, October 7, 1859, said:
"With feelings grntude take my 10 inform you
OF the ncaculabe benefit have derived nom the
OF Hoohand,s German Bitters have used them for
the Liver complaint, and take pleasure inrecommend-
ing them TO the public as the safest and best remedy
The Editor of the Wooster Democrat, May Q, 1852,
said: "Honands German Bitters.-This Invaluable me-
dclne Is daily performing cures ofthe most
character We do not speak Of this medicine without
knowledge Of its oicacy, as we have tried II in
family, and find II TO be the only thing needed In liver
oalER CLARKE, Cambridge, Ohio. November II,
1852 sad "By those persons who have used your Hoof
lands German Bers, they are considered an invalua-
1 TsYor should bear in mind that these Btters are
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-21
HOUSE RUILDEms DEPOT.

ToHN EFFINGER would invite the attention Of Car
ID pentsrs and House Baiders 10 his large stock of
on hand, the best Juniata Nails, Spikes and BTads;
The most approved Door Locks and Latches;
Window Glass and Sash Of all sizes;
Goncklin and Woods Pure White Lead and on;
Door and Blind B 'ts Shop Hinges, Bolts, etc.
Those about bnilding will be certain to save money
April %. 1854.
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HARDWARE AT GREAT RARoAINsnl
Cheaper than ever before offered I'm
Lancasters
JOHN EFFINGER

TAS lately purchased from p. Bope his Interest In
the Hardware business, and In addition 70 his al
ready large stock, Is now daily receiving, direct nom
the haHsactnrsrs and EnRerters, large purchase Of
new goods which will make his stock Of Hardware one
Of the most extensive 10 be found In his mare His
facilities for purchasing and arrangements with Manu-
actureTs, which equal 10 any, will enable him TO
offer all descriptiong OF Hardware at oper prices thaM
any other estaSiisAmenf. The attention OF FARMERs
and MEoHAes Is invited 70 the extraordinary induce
ments now held out TO them IN the way Of great bar
gains-fully satisfied that II they consult their gwh in
erest they will be certain 70 call and examine his pn.
before purchasing elsewhere. By close attention
10 business, and by constantly Keeping hand full
and complete assortment and the best goods he hopes
70 alare share patronage ofthe Farmers
and Mechanics Of the county.
Anril o. IS51
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-21

BEAuTY.-Let me see female possess
ing the beauty Of meek and modest de-
portment--of an eye that bespeaks intelli-
gence and purity within--of the lips that
speak no guile-let me see in her kind
and behEolent disposition--a heart that
can sympathize with DISTRESS --and will
never ask for the beauty that dwells in 'ru-
by lips or flowing tresses. or snowy
hands, or the forty other ct ceteras upon
which your poets have harped for so many
ages. These fade when touched by the
hand of Time, but those ever enduring
qualities of the heart shall outlive the reiCT
Of Time, and grow brighter and freshel
as the ages of Eternity rollaway.
| Evarv ono ,,ra;eee tho ,osa ,,,l,;l, :.
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
CoFFINs,G G--Z:-1111-755CorrINs,

yUNHE subscriber has associated with him Mr.. !. T..
Il HALL, In the undertaking business. This branch
Of the business will hereafter be conducted under the
firm name OF ECKERT IL HALL. They have good
HEARsE and HORSES always ready to attend funerals
The subscribers have now, and hereafter will keep
stanty hnnd all styles and sizes Of Collins ready
made that they will be ready to furnish them In
few minutes notice. They will promptly attend funer-
ais any whore In the county without extra charge This
method Of keeping them hand will enable them 10
furnish them at reduced prices. ECKERT & HALL
Lancaster, February l5, le5I-6mAl
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aO Toms Groceries.

VETLL be received on the rat train TO this City from
Wv the south, comprising articles IN every aepar,.- !,
connected with the comfort and even luxury Of amllies
and persons. WHITE JR. q JULIAN.
Anril n I0S4
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CAL IL d.

GEORGE ID. SHOCKLEY & co.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In Boots
and shoes OF all kinds and qualities,
Mrs. Greene's Block, Main Street, Lancaster, Ohio.
June s, 1854.
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IsT 0F PRENIIVMs.

To be awarded at the Third Fairfield
County Agricultural Fair, 90 be held ~
LancnsteF, oa ThaFsday. Friday and
Saturday, October lslh, 18th ana lAth,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-21

co11mbin 10 TFer sons.


coIunaBin 10 HEer sons.
IIaJE Columbla'svOiee resounds,
Uierher valss and rising grounds
sons Of mine, arise and stand
For your native land:
wave your apnngied banner high;
Freedoms cause maintain ordie;
FACE her foes in manly might
Put them all 70 flight.
Know ye not her foes disguiss9--
shayen crown and down east eyes:
whited sepulchTes At best
history tells the rest
Heed no, sapesity'S preteuce;
scorntheir semhlediunocence;
Disappolntthe hopes Of Rome;
Sons, defend your home.
Subtle men, Of dark design,
Tread the soil BY conquest mine,
Friends In face, but traitors all,
Thirstingro my fall;
sworna despotto obey,
Trirle-erOwned, Of iron sway,
These his vassals, tutored tools,
Deemed my sonswere fools.
Fosisi--but whence the hateful thought
Roman rotss pers Prist1 and bought;
Trucking men, on oflice bent,
Nurssd tho foul intent:
Bat the day Of bribe and fraud
Ends, when patriots are abroad;
When my free born sons combine,
Freedom 10 entwlne.
Sons Of mine, the land control,
Rise, Haitf, DEusps THE PoLLl
Form phalanx, flrm and foe,
Strong In amity.
Purify each place Of trust,
Hurl usurpers in the dust;
Reassert Columbia's reign;
Fans, your rights maintain.
Guard the young with jealous care,
Save them from each possible snare;
Let the School your fortress stand
Glory ofthe landl
Bidths willy priest 0paant
Sleek aud fair, or grim and gauht,
From the Jold his minions spuul--
Where your children learn.
B!tho blood ofpatriols she'd,
By the wise, illustrious dead,
By the rights of liberty
Doom the deadly "Seein
by your households sancity,
By the sweets Of charity,
Rescue from tho tyrant's hand,
.fl my outstretched iandl
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-21
HuggY and Carriage HTnkeFS

WILL find, at the .Fsp Hardvare store, opposite
eleeted stock OF Trimmings ever opened In this
ket. Consisting In part OF
100 Pieces Rnaml'd Duck and Canvass,
Is " Faucy colored do.
so all Wool and union Damasks
so Hides pateut and Enam'ld Leather,
Brass and Silver Plated Bands, Top Props,
Stump Joints, Laces, Spring, Axels, etc.
Lancaster. April 90, 1854 JOHN EFFINGER.
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N o TIC &,
ALFRED WILLIAmN,


ALFRED WILLIAMS,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR LAW, LANCASTER, ONO
VXIILL practice in the Courts Of Fairfield and ad.
wv joining counties.
he may be found during business hours at the Office
Of H. H Hunter, ESQ. may -, 1854.
Osage Orange Seed and Plants.
yUyHR undersigned have large amount Of Usage Or
ange Seeds andPants Of the best quality surpassed
BY In the country they will sell at the lowest
HEDGES SET AND WARRANTED,
At from 50 to 10 cents per rod, with fair deduction
whore large contracts are made.
HEDGES COMPLETELY GROWN,
AZ from rs cents 10 81 y rod the payments as fol-
lows.X when the hedge is set and the balance when
II will answer the purpose Of a good fence.
HEDGES GROWN.
For what dsneresed judges will say II Is worth, (as
compared with good feneesl when Il is completed.
HEDGKS CoMPLETELY GROWN,
At 81 to Per rod 70 be paid foI when completed
JAMES SyMPTER College Corner, Butler county Ohio
JAMES MCGREw, Aiexsndersville, Ohio.
BENJAMIN LEAs, Dayton, Ohio.
Mar J, 1854. g. MARTIN, Agent, Carroll. Ohio.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-21
sADDLE& s. HARNESS MANUFACToR1
one Door East of the Old Checllered Store
MAIN STREET, LANCASTER, ONO.
LITTLE g. MATLACk.

LITTLE B. MATLACk,
TTAVINei recently removed their establishment from
I'll T.U. Whites block TO the rooms adjoining the Old
Checkered Store and nearly opposite the Hooking VAL
take this method ofiniorming their friends and the pub
tic generally, that they are prepared to manufacture
with neatness and dispatch all articles pertaining to
their line of business They have employed the best
workmen in the State and manufacture their articles
from the best materials.
They keep constantly on hand general assortment
CA OF the following articles;
sadas. SSass MSrou and a@a s1nss RGss wnlO,
Trunks, Vaises, Carpet Bags,
Single and double Mattresses,
All kinds of Fly-nets etc. etc.
All of which they will sell CHEAP for CASH. All
work made 10 order, or purchased at their establish
ment, iswARRANrED 10 DO made OF the BEST NATE
RIAL, and In a workmanlke manner.
NF7Cal and examine for yourself before purchasing
else where. May 5, 1854.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-21

SIZE HAD THEM THERE.-A lady in town
chances 10 be unfortunate in the opinion of
some of her neighbors. A physician has
of late been necessitated to visit her family
rather frequently. There being no hitch
ing-post before the lady's own door, the
Doctor several times fastened his horse to
9 post in front ofa neighbours residence
This he was shortly warned not to do a
gain. So, when next Esculpius made his
appearance, he asked the lady, who was at
one of the windows of the house, where he
should tie up Let the horse stand,
WIS the prompt reply, the neighbors will
watch him for you'll Enough of those
same neighbors heard the complimentary
remark-wo only hope itdid them good
Utica Observer.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-21
BARGAINS IN FURNITURl
GEORGE NJ. EckERr.

GTILL continues at his old stand Main Street. tpo
doors East Of the Hooking Vdilsy Bank where will
be found general assortment Of all kinds of CABINET
FURNITURE which is admitted by all to be the larg
est and cheapest ever before kept In this city, from the
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-21
Mechanics Tools.

GUITED 10 all tFadesnnd ofthe most approved make
0Buteher's Cast Steel, Fimer and Sacket's Gouges,
Spear and Jacksonss Cast and Spring Steel Saws,
Butcher's Double and Single Plane Irons,
Ohio Tool Company Planes,
Masons and Plastefs TrOwls,
Cooper's Drawing knives, etc., for sale cheap by
April %. 1854. JOHN RFPINGER,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-21

Tables, Stands, Fine Bodseads, Mattresses and Look
ing Glasses.
CINCINNATI FURNITURE.-fIe will also keep on
hand a general assortment of Cincinnati Furniture,
thus obviating the necessity Of going
to buy Furniture, by making II TO their advantage to
purchase of the subscriber, Offering them either home
or city manufacture.
The long reputation Of his establishment for the best
work needs eOmmendation, but would just say, as
rence and good workmen, that all york sold by will
be warranted 10 be right.
Thankful for past favors, he respectfully soltcits
continuance ofpublic patronage. In the building
Is Mr. G. Smiths Chair and Bedsead Factory, thai
customers be accommodated In all kinds OF Furni-
ture. Call and large and splendid lot Of Furni
tuFe. GEORGE l.. ECKERT,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-21

Every one praises the rose while it gives
pleasant odor.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-21
cCOrmick's Reaper and Grass Cutter and
a. MOOre,s Wheat Drill.

Farmers give us call Everybody give us q call,
and buy goods and wares, our poughs and shares
and will try In turn to buy your corn, your wheat
your -four, your meat your hay, your oats, your rag
bank notes. aught you may desire TO spare of broken
pots or other ware. We therefore have the highest
hope, without designing any joke, that you will give
liberal share Of patronage who determined to
do business on the most liberal terms.
February 10, 1854. CLARKE, WRIGHT g. co,
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THE OLD SLOW and EASY FOUNDRY


Messrs. Clarke, Wright Il Co.,
TTAVE taken for number Of years, the Foundry
owned by John Arney, Esq, situate upon CoiHm-
bus and Broad Streets, In the city Of Lancaster, where
they are determined to be on hand with all such art-
cles In their line, as the country requires
COAL, WOOD, COOKING AND PARl0UR STOVES.
~ MIL l-GeariBg, Machine CASTINGS and
MN 1PLoUGHs, OF various patterns, war
~AziEAA1n ranted n superior article together with
all minor articles In the Foundry line.
CLARKE's COrnstalk and Straw Cutter,
An articles superior to all others OF the kind in the
country, and one to which invite the special atten-
ton Of the Farmer. This machine for cutting shock
for high feeding attenlng stock, will from
30 to 20 per cont Corn Fodder whom cut Is nearly
quite equal to hay for feeding either cattle horses
lated for either hand or horse power We are also
preparing to furnish to order
McCOrmiclcs Reaper and Grass Cutter and
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-04-15
TIE TEST OIESTIO\

iiow n'any at the North are in favor IF rho
Nebraska bill: Count the number Of mo,
holding office under the general government,
and yon will have nine ten,hs Of tho nor,h
ern supporters of this bill.
let some Of the Demo- attic paper, in Yer
mont are trying to make the Nebraska swim.
die the test of Democracy. Here Is an ex
tract IRON the Woodstock .ige, democratic
paper. y
ne democratic press in Vermont. with.
S"' exception, sustains the Nebraska bill and
senator douglas. There is no division anil
~ ''iaiherent support. All recognise the
: III PCS ?; b: t:'' ?: ,art & .he ,,em1
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-04-15
Two Weeks Later from Califora;,

The steamship II Dorado, from As;,iinwa,
3eth u't.. arrived a; New Orleans III, iu>,
with the California mails of the 10th M,r,h
ard 10000 in gold dust The following item
OF news uy this arrival are ,clegrarhed to IL,
View York papers:
HE mail steamship GEORGE Law WIS +.
AL from A>llnwaiI to New York on The. Sis
att with %" passengers. ard nearly !, NIL,
ION dollars III trca>ur"
!c RI Dorado reports the gratifying int J.
iigencc that l.ic.i, Strain and his party ot,x.
pl"rrr> are sa.r
From California, there IS bu. little news NJ
general interest.
he country Is REPORTED t. have been heal
thy, but the RAINY season had been unn,n,IIv
severe.
PROVISIONS continued depressed. and MANY
falnrcs We're anti,;rat,d
sl">>rS Wells. FARGO < c.. b,I r,rw,r,,I
IRON. Sacramento for shipment to the Allan
nc Hta:cS. 800 lis. OF gold das:.
ne accounts from Walkers ilibus.er rx.
fe':' ION were extremely di>couraciny They
were 1nar'errd AT San Vincent. and ,h.
'orre was daily dwiniiinc away. S,xcr,L
more had returned to San Francisco.
IN" Steamers lcavin. San Francisco ~,
the 10th OF March. had over - ,,oo noo =,
treasure Ia
The trial of Col Watkins, of the W,,l..r
hI'bu>ter expedition. had commenced r..
""'e'n'r Foot, OF Mississippi was one o the
able. '''or-
The San Francisco markets are quite star-
n:nt.
ok failures. including two commission
merchants. had occurred.
"""'y was stringent, and real estate had
LARGELY declined in value.
be steamer Star of the Wcst Gala, g..
San Juan for New York on tbc 31s, ~, ,,:.,'
'p","o" III treasure. on freight.
N"i. fremont had been over taken i, ,ho
mountain Soln" the central route 10 san Er,n.
CISCO Several Of his party had died of cold
LIE NEW STEAM FEIGArrs.-Thc Wash.
'nston correspondent of the Phi!alrlpb;a t.,
la'Fcr writes as follows, concerning the steam
fr'gatcs to be constructed for onr n,.. -
nave no doubt SIX powerful screw fr;;o,.cs
VIII oe turned out. which will at least be- o.
l"a' TO anything afloat The ships are to h.
- At 'c"s' ZOO tons each, and TO carry s;x,r
ia'xhan guns. eight and ten inch shells
S The Evenin. Star saws that Comma
norc Perry was long since no,f;.J 70 IT..
'' after visiting the Emperor of japan.
- Is understood that he will leave brt ~
steamer and two sloops-of-war in n. Ch;nn.,
waters and will return by way of Sar Fran.
cisco. 'ah-
~ \ b'l to prevent the circula,;on oe.,.
notes offoreisn banks under ten do,,. '"'
'a'"e' has passed the Ohio Senate
Ss n young man who las teen
or three or four months from C,,,,~,na'.s
;o'nfy' N. T., and whom a whole ro.,a,
d sp'r''-rarpers had consigned to tho ro,,o
engaged IN hopping cod wcc., rc,- p...
'ar,h "''' ':'s- :
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-04-15
III ROpEAN AFFAIRS.


'"e recent arrivals from Europe. though
'"P, ''''! ''"'c Drought no fi'iin-s OF Impor-
''"' events "''e vet made singular reveal
''"'>' ''''' ''r''''"oic 70 The English govern
i'"'' ''' ''''"''''v more !a'nnlnS 70 that OF
""'>''' WANTING under tn" ron'emi'fuo"S
terms WIN "h''h his conduct lad been char
accrued IN I"Fl'amcnt by Lord John Rus
sen. 'Ec Emperor OF Russia. after all his sol
:f'n "-''N''''''n' tha' h" has been artustc'!
>'.''S =; '''s ',''I Tor Ne creek chrrc'i, now
;'ar' ct 'he n''SE. "'ows his :nScraIUlor>
';'' 'I'''r''>S'"' l"--,,iA!, ami. 1t nc e..lc
.4'"'' "''"<"' t." British rovcrnmen: With
.''i : 't'n r'-,ni>ln: ot Is !,>ire TO i.
n.ra'. = tie iur>ish Empire, but that :..,;r
"''.,'':' . rs 'rh'ni' US oa,. aqur-;: or Of
'-r';' '"H'""L III us ia, been !orll..',
"har:yr' III ihe tzNr's o:.ic..l ran the .,.~
''' v. /. 'tr''"'1 ~: '.i' At H." ''""'-
II i-'r'' 'i"hn h1~>rI. Wade even III,
>'-'''''' ''''''-!'7 q N'''"''| cannot ';'"'
ID : ''''' ne" move on i'> part "''N', !H'
IVY '''''' 40 '>''''''' more '''''>
."''V''' ''''' ever d 'He >''ht 'ini'' the c'I-
y ''''''" vs. '''' ""'''' '''a' Inc bli'',i'
'''''' u. i'0>''>>''' i ''''f"''@h Ahow.ed-c
,'' ''''';''''''' VINO II profess
~ as ''''''''' % F'"'e-
''.' - ''' '''''.'.'' % M 'i'''
''' -" ''o'''''c ''-"'
"'' !"' al
.,........ :, '''''' % ''''''' ''' =
'','' '''"''.''''.-
.,r 40 '''>'
-, ,, u
=, ''''
- - a"
:, d.,;,,,.,I,
mo, and ,,r,;,;,, Trr.., W,,h r
nal ,I.,,p3 ofC,,1;, h.. s,,,ah, ., -,
Eu,l,pd FOR himself C,rs,,n,;,,
his one treat end and aim. w., q, this ,.,;,,
IL. very alroitIv feels his y,v L., H.,
I,usscl,'S r.,ly does no. show ,r, co,;:
tv Is Axe :, i'c,.r,,ur, manor .L,r,J -.
is shamc,ullv subscr,,.nt and ,,mo ,u.,
.aoiishcs corciusiy.,v thar u,,;,.. Goo u,
,c,r III. Rr;,;., ..:.,, '"''
'''>''! nave oeen pre-
''''''''S 10 INC English people that they be-
'icvcd The intentions OF Russia to be mo.l,r-
.;e and peaceful, they have all tho Will,
been well aware Of ,ho cz,... ..,...
;. r, u. Ear Interior de-
''S"S' He ministry 1t cannot be denied.
have exhibited acrcduity or duplicitv hi.h-
y cuipaJle, when they have cu,;ors.1 ,bn
honor or ,,,] ;,,.,: :. ''''
=. = ''''' u .>'""'aS' while .
"rv were we'll aware that his designs con-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-04-15

Covv-crrCrT-ihce entire vote for Gov
ernor is about G. ,o0o-of which MIR. Dutsor
ha, received about 1880; Mr.. Incham a
bout % 600: Mr.. Chapman about 10000
and Mr.. Hooker about 1900. The malorlt!
against the democratic candidate is ahon
5000. Last year Gov. Seymonr's maJor't,
was 1908. a change Of 5000 votes in one
year.
SrSArr.-Whig and free SOIL IL: locoto
cos. 1.
Horsx.-Wbig and free soil, 1872; locofo
cos, 81.
Joint Ballot. wing and free soil. 149; loco
foccs. %. inti-Nebrasla majority, 81.
RHODE IsIAHD.-The result in this State
is Waterloo rout Of the administration. -
The whic Governor is elected BY a majority
Of between two and three thousand. The
whole State locofoco ticket is defeated. The
Senate and House are each strongly whic, by
ma;oritics above both locofocos and Inde-
pcndents!
For Governor-IlopTin. vhis. Pip
" Dimond, loco, GiSt
Scattering. 241
Showing a Hhic gain from last year Of
1910.
In the Senate the wings have 19 members.
'hc locoitcco and Independents 10: House. co
Wig and a opposition, giving the wings %
maiorit; in Joint ballot.
x The Rir',mond CVa.) Enquirer SAWS
Virginia in This confr,lcrarv is the impcr-
>0nation ofthc wc!l-horn. c"-pducated. W.,
bred aris'orrat She looks down fro, her
elevated pedestal npon hr~ pr, rsru. ;cno-
rant. mrndarions la-,xcc ,lIiifers as coIdly
and calmly a. n,..cnle statue"
i:,re :. a larger per cent. we believe, of
F..c people Of VIRGINIA who can neither read
or write. than in any other State in the In
ion. So much for the s'wcil-hrcd aris,ocrats. "
Just the place for them They are always
tonna in the ranks OF the "Know- Nothincs."
True greatness never puts on airs.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-04-15

"HAI Now:-The Washington CORES.
ro"de"' OF the Tribune. tclegraphs thus =
AZ IS no" almost certain that the Gadsd.u
treaty cannot pass. Several Senator's de-
care thai this treaty is a measure eouaI,v
ih'I':;on' with the Nebraska bill. Col Ben
10" also dehounces 1t. If the Injunction Of
seeresy could te removed distinguished
e nator says that the facts and circumstances
developed in the course Of the debate wop1a
:;ar''e people almost beyond parallel. Sen.
a'or CLAYTON and others charge that the press
aes ltei. tr.se!,c Keep :.,en. IN The matter -