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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-01-07
Pay as we go,

There is profound wisdom in this ad :
mopition. 1t appears alike to individu-
ais aud nations. and should ever be most
scrupulously followed by nation in time
of war; If those who have fought for
conquest and glory, as it is called, had
been always required to pay for it, in
coin, there is no doubt that great many
of wars with which the world has been
afflicted, would have been avoided, hon.
orably avoided. Whilst wars can be
carried on and the expense pushed off
upon the generation that is to come after
those who have to fight, there is no care
ful recoEing kept of what money it costs.
The consequence is great present waste,
and great burthens hereafter.
We should act on this admonition.-
We are at war with Mexico, and we are
mourning heavy expenses. Instead Of
borrowing money, as this Administration
is doing, to meet these expenses. "let us
pay as we Co." Let us understand that
we have to pay for all this glory we are
gaining in Mexico, and that at once. II
we are required to meet the present ex.
pense, we will appreciate, what burthen:
the prosecution of the war is bringing up
on the nation-an understand how much
better it is even for a rich and powerful
nation to at peace than at war-ever
when it's enemy is feeble and prostrate
one like Mexico.
Mr.. Cass wants ten mere regiments tc
be organized for the campaign. Give
them, if the war must go on, but at the
same time provide tho money to pay fol
the expense. they will involve. If We
must fight, don't burthen the country will
great national debt. The present gen
Grafton are to have the glory of the con
test. Let them pay for it. There il
nothing like the cash inland to pay 1
discounts our wants, and will make Ut
content with little less "glory." Bali. Pat
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For tie Lancaster GazeHe.
RCIiSiOVIS Notice.


Mr.. EDITOR. Will you please TO announce in
your paper that at meeting of the clergy of
Lancaster, on December l7lh, at the house Of the
Rev. Mr., Cox, it was resolved, that in view of the
solemn obligations Of the Sabbath as religious
and civil institution; and in view of its frequent
desecration in our community; and for the pur-
pose of calling forth reformation, il possible,
t'cO sermons on The subject Of The Sabbath be
preached IN each of The Churches simultaneously
on the Cd and Sd SdJbaths in January; being
The 9Th and 10Th Ofhe month to be succeeded by
public meeting Of all the friends of the Sabbath
on Monday evening the 18th Of January, in the
P Presbyterian the particular exercises Of which
will be announced hereafter.
The community may therefore expect discours.
es on the above subject, in the Methodist Episco.
pal, the Presbyterian the Lutheran, the Protest.
ant Episcopal, aud the Reformed Churches, and
probably in others and all are cordially invited
to attend.
By request of the meeting. j. H. GOOD.
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Notice is hereby given,

TNHAT the undersigned WamCorwin Hotch
kiss and Mary Elizabeth Hotclkiss, miner
children of William Hotchklss, deceased, resi-.
dents of the State ofvirginia, by their next friend
Thomas Drakeley, will make application to the
Court OF Common Pleas for the county of Fair
field and State Of Ohio at its next Term, for an
order Of redemption Of In Lot No. &c. in the town
OF Lithopolis in said county, which lot was charg-
ed on the tax duplicate in the name ofN R. Siler,
and was sold to Jacob Lefever for non-payment
Of taxes for the years A. D, 1843 aud l844 de-
posie OF the funds necessary to effect said re-demp
ton, having been mnde with the clerk Of said
court according to the Statute in such cases made
and provided.
WILLIAM C. HoTCHKISS.
MARY i. HoTCHKISS,
By their next friend,
THOMAS DRAKELEY.
January 7, ls4s. 6w35pf$3,50
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CONSU PTION

S a disease which is carrying is victims 10 the
a lomb by thousands, without being arrested in
its progress by The medicines in use at the present
time. But brighter day is coming, and has come
AS to successfully arrest this disease. DR.. RO.
GERS LlVERWORT AND TAR, not only
gives immediate relief in the most distressing
COUGHS AND COLDS. but from Tue lestmo.
ny Of such men as Dr. WIN, Richards, ilon.
Ju5ge WIN. Burke, (Po'tmastrr OF Cincinnati lor
twenty years) d.. II. Cox, (ale Prof in CinciI,.
nat Medical College, it rs sill making truly re-
markab CURES OF CONSUMPTION! II
men Of such high standing will vouch for its VlR-
TUES, it must De at least all it is represented 10
be. Improvements in the Treatment OF diseases
are eonwaid, and nothing arrest its spirit in the
present age. Those who are afflicted with DIS
rased Lungs, should read the following statement
Of Ms Eggeri.
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Lancaster Institute,

There will be a meeting of the Lancaster In
sttute on Friday evening the 9TH inst, at the
Town Hall.
A Lecture will be delivered by W. S. Beatty,
on the Origin, History and customs of the Abo-
sigines of America
Alter which tho following question will be dis
cussed.
"OugM Females 10 possess the same cira and
political rights as Mdles?"
G, WEAVER, Affirm; II. C. WHIrMAS, Neg.
The citizens generally are respectfully invited
to attend.
NJ. A. DAUGHERTY, President
JOHN NJ. CoNNELL, Secretary.
January T. l847
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Ghe Mlarkets.
LANCASTER. Friday, January :. la47.

ID Pork from $l,75 to $3.50 t9 100 lbs.
BY Telegrdph-For the Zanssvile Courier.
BALTIMORE, January Al P. NJ.
Flour-Sales Of Howard Street at IS .03a and nI
City Mills at &c. Wheat-Sales Of Prime Reds
at 1890 1876 cents Corn-Sales Of Prime White
at 5G058 cents aud ofYellow at 500 SO cents.
PlrrsBuRGH, January 4-84 2. NJ.
Fourteen feet water aud falling Four-Mo.
derate sales at $4,9330$5. Sales of Wheat at
100 cents. of Corn at DO cents and of Oats 29029
cents. Whskey-G quote at 1870 l8I cents. Beet
Cattle, at $3.5004,50, nett. Hogs sales at 1875.
Mess Pork is held at 1911 cents, and dull Lard
at 7073 ceuts, and Butter at 1914 cents
CINcNHATI, January 40 p. NJ.
Flour at $4,8l}04.933. Whiskey at l7017J
cents. The grain market is unchanged Sugar,
New Orleans at 44O5 cents. Coliee--Sales OF
Lasuayra at 81 cents. Hogs ut s2,374O2 so.
Lard-Sales Of Prime at 54O5a cents
EVANSVILLE, January 5.
We continue to quote Wheat at 80 cents, but
little is coming in, the moderate weather having
again broken up the roads. No change in other
grains, Flour is ratailed at $4,750525. We
make no change in our quotations of Pork. which
may be still quoted at $2,25G02, so. Packers would
be reluctant to pay much more than the first
bgure.-Courier.
CHlLLIcoTHE, January 3.
The price Of Wheat is 90093 C, Flour retaiIs al
$500. Corn 25 in the ear, 25 cents; shelledO Oats
25c; Barley 40045c; Flaxseed 7O07jc.; Bean,
5OO62 cents; Lard. 5 cents; Bacon, Hogs round
6 cts. Hogs $2G2 ,25.-Gazette.
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N I W TOR | /,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

NNHE subscribers have bfmed partnership
u under the firm name Of HAYDEN e. SOM
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The Ohio CuItivntor for Is4s.

Published at Columbus Ohio, ION Tie lst aud l5th
Of each moHth,) NJ. B. BATEHAH, Editor and
Proprietor. Terms 81 per year-fou, COPIES
for s3-paymeat iavaria5ly IN adDance.
The fourth Volume OF tile Ohio Cutivator will
commence Jan. lst 1913. This paper has now
become so well known that it is scarcely necess-
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commentators it has received from the Public
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the reputation Of the work, and make each sue
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one. Our motto is UPWARD AND Onward" and
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lect and disseminate valuable facts and informa.
tion relating To practical agriculture; hut to in-
spne the FARMERS with more just conceptions OF
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10 cuhiUGte the MIND as well as the soil and thus
elevate themselves to that position which it is
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! With its very large list of contributors mum
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DEMl1l@1IRY.
NxA n SHALL, in future. confne my
an Il operations on the TEETH, to

N n SHALL, in future confne my
HYF Il operations on the TEETH, to
o111YDplnggng extracting and cleaning. !
am confident that can save permanently every
TOOTH if called upon while the cavity is small and
before it has ached, and surely no person would
refuse TO pay a small sum of money to save his
teeth, which are of so much importance to the
comforts and convenience oflile. warrant all
teeth that plug after this date from ten to TWEEN.
ty years.
have for sale, on Agency, Doctor ROGERS
TOOTH-POWDERS, TASTES and DROPS. SO
much celebrated in Cincinnati and throughout
the Union. The world never yet produced any
thing equal 10 them
In future, would prefer seeing my friends, al
my office, when it is possible.
oFFICE-In Giesey's Block, adjoining the New
Book Store. H. SCOTT.
Lancaster. January 7. lS43 35
P. S. Porcelain Teeth set on pivots, withou
pain, to initiate nature perfectly. H. s.
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THOSE OF OUR CITIZENS WHO DESIRE
good Medicine, will find one in the Justly cele-
brated Pills OF Doctor Brandretl which have per.
formed cures upon thousands ofhel pless aud hope
less persons after the usual scientific skill of ply
sicians had consoled them with the assurance that
they could do no more. The properties of these
Pills. as an anti-billious and aperent medicine are
unrivalled; all who use thom recommend them,
their virtues surpass NIL eulogy aud must be used
TO be appreciated. The weak and delicate will
be strengthened by their use, not by bacing. but
by removing the cause of weakness. the gross and
corrupt humors of the body. They require no
change in the diet or care of any kind. Plain di.
rections accompany each box, so that every one
is his own competent physician.
The BRANDRETIIS PILLS are sold for 25
cts per box, at Dr. B. Brandrets Principal Office
24l Broadway New York
~ Beware Of Counlcrleits!!! !! The following
are the only authorized Agents FOR the sale Of the
genuine Braudrelh Pills in ariield COUNTY
REIvMuND Son 4 BECK, Lancaster, Joseph Glenn
eut. Royaiton, Pete, Wciscr, Green Castle. Israel
Gregg, Lytkopolis,J. D. Evans, Winchester Peter
Shaver. Oakland, j. II. Sundermaa Amanda, D,
Beery. Sugar Grove, Ashnargh e. Beery, Bremen
| Cha's G.. Wilson & Co., Rushriiie, Jesse Leohner
JteSt RaSbwlie, f. Brrck, Carroll. ~ ]. Bowen
| PckenngtOn, Cox g. Read, Baltimore, Phhir
liam, Pcasantriue, |. B. & C. Padden, Salem,
Jorob Ketuer, MhewporL
Lancaster, January z 1913. lm35.
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JOHN NJ. CLARn,s

Lottery Office, 14th Street, Richmond, Va.
CNLARKE has been Vender for the last fifteen
Syears in the Cities Of Pittsburg, Pa, Wheel
ing, Va, and Richmond Va, and refers 10 the
Managers in proof Of the fact that he has sold more
LARGE CAPITALS than any Vender in the United
States. He offers 10 his patrons the following
Splendid Schemes for January. Is4s.
CLARKE sold during the month OF December.
l847, 25 CAPITAL PRIZES. Prizes advertised by
him can always be seen at his office.
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D'MEMBERs OF THE ONO STATE MEDICAL
Society, and all physicians desirious of becoming
members, are notified that there will be meet
ing OF tho Society i'll the city of Columbus, on the
second Tuesday of January next.
1t is particularly important that the attendance
at this meeting should be as full possible as the
Society will probably proceed to its complete Or
ganzation and other business of importance will
be transacted. FRANCIS CARTER, Sec'y.
Columbus, December 81, 1847.
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Notice.

DEFORE the death Of DANIEL ARSoLD, late Of
I'D this county, a lot Of Leather was tanned by
him for certain individuals. whose initials are
marked upon the Leather which Leather is now
in my possession as Administrator Of the Estate
Of aforesaid decedent. Now this is To give notice
that unless the owners Of said property call for
and demand the same by the first of May 1913.
the same will be sold and the proceeds applied
TO the benefit of the Estate
GEORGE STROBE, Sen. Adm'tor
Fairfield county, Dec 81. l847. 3w34'
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Lancastcr Migh School.

IHNllR Sixth Qnnrter Of this School will com
n mence on Monday he Bird dag Of January
ensuing. Arrangements have now been made u
transfer the School, in a fen vesks, 10 6ne
large room in the basement Of the Relorm Church,
desirable and central location.
The room will be commodiously fitted up; and
in future strict system of discipline will be
adopted.
The undersigned would also add, that lie ent
cpates being able. in future to give to the School
his more undivided attention.
J. H. GOOD.
Lancaster, December24. l847 3w33s
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Estate OF Robert W. Snilh

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
/ Y has been appointed and qualified ms Admin
istrator with the viii annexed, of the Estate of
RoBERT W. SMITH, deceased, late of Fairfield
County, Ohio. All persons having claims against
said Estate are hereby notified to present them
legally authenticated within one year from this
date, and those indebted to make immediate pay
ment to ALEXANDER STIRRAT, Adm'tor.
December3l, l847. 4w34-
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The Wnr--In Congress.

The resolutions presented in the House
Of Representative by John M. Bolts, on
the 2lst inst, were in substance as follows
Theya are certainly to the blinking
no question. using no circumlocutory OF
equivocal language.
1st. To adhere to the national integri-
ty obey the constitution, and resist Exc
cutive encroachments,
2. That territory acquired by Congress
is in violation of the Constitution, and in
conflict with the genius and spirit of our
institutions.
5. That the war with Mexico was not
brought ON by Mexico.
4. But was brought on by the unau-
Ihorized act of the Executive in ordering
cur army TO Mexican territory.
S. That we have no right TO claim in
demuityfor the expenses of a war brought
on by the i'll advised and unproyoked
acts Of our public functionaries.
6. That the honor of the nation does
not require the exaction ofterritory from
Mexico, to which we have no claim, and
yielding to Great Britain territory the IT,
tie to which we declared to be clear and
unquestionable.
Z. That to exact territory from Mexico
would devolve upon us the necessity OF
making simila. demand in all future
wars which would involve us in intermin-
able difficulties.
s That no more territory can be annex
ed to the United States by virtue of the
war without involving the agitation oI
domestic difficulties, begetting sectional
animosilies and weakening the ties that
connect us together.
9. That if conquered territory be moi
the object Of the war, we can perceive
no good reason for continuing our troop;
in the heart of the enemy's country, by
which their lives are exposed and oul
resources uselessly expended.
10. That conquering nation has no
thing to apprehend from an exhibition o
magnanimity TO defeated foe.
IL. That the withdrawal of our troops
under preliminary arrangements, Offers
the only hope ofspeedy and lasting peace
IL. That our institutions, founded up
on the rights of man, repudiate the doc
trine that might makes right"
13. That if upon the restoration o
Peace. it shall be found that we need /;
harbor on the Pacific, we are able ant
ought to be willing to purchase it.
IA. Thatif it shall be determined by
the Representatives of the People tina
this war shall be further prosecuted, i
will then become the duty of men of al
parties to furnish all needful supplies t,
carry on the war with vigor and effect.
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FREE TRADE AND UNRESTRICTED Cur
RENcY.-Mr. Newdegate, in the recent
debate in the House of Commons upon
the distress of England, laid the whole Of
the crisis to free trade, and said that free
trade could not exist without an unre.
stricted cnrrcncN.
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A MONKEYS REvENGE.-We read Of
amonkey in the West Indies having been
robbed by parcel of crows, while he
was tied to stake. He Immediately
feigned death. The crows approached
him fearlessly. He seized one, and in,
stead of killing it, plucked every feather
out of the bird and let it go!
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Estate OF william Smith.

NTOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
IN has been appointed and qualified as Admin
traitor of the Estate of William SMITH, de
ceased, late Of Fairfield county Ohio. All per
sons having claims against saidEstate are hereb,
notified to presenttheml legally authenticated with
in one year from this date, and those indebted t
make immediate payment to
ALEXANDER STIRRAT, Adm'tor ,
December 81, 1s47, 4w94A
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Carriage and Wagon Mandatory.

HNHANKFUL for past iavurs, the undersigned
IL would respectfully inform his friends aud the
public generally. that he s still engaged in the a.
bove branch ofbusiness at the OIL Stand, one
and quarter miles EaSt Of LaHcaster. Oh the
Pike. where he faters himself that he is bsttsr
calculated and prepared 10 execute work, in a
neater, better and more fashionable style than ev-
er-irom the fact that he has taken greater care
n the selection of his timber and tools aud has
employed experienced workmen; and in connec-
ton with this. he is determined to conduct his
business upon the basis of ready pay and small
prof,s. so that his customers can be accommoda-
ted with any article from Wkeei-BarrOr to a
ttco-kOrse Carriage. WARRANTED to be e1ecu-
ted in as good aud neat style ifnot better, and
sold for less money than can be obtained at any
establishment in the comfy
As proof Of this, the following list of articles
and prices are here annexed:
/ Woodwork of ftwo-horse Wagons. $500
! do do one-horse Buggies.... 1890
Wagons, complete for from s55, 10 SOS.
Buggies do SIS, to $75.
And all other articles at corresponding low rates
aud warranted. +. NJ. WINTER.
December 10. 1847.
cash prices, tlkeD for work. Also, stock such as
Horses, Cattle. Hogs &c.
Call and see US and we will do you good Re
member that penny saved is as good as two
earned.
/ wTOLL paid, on al occasions, where tho
work amounts TO five dollars, and work always
done Immediately. EN-. W.
/ December 10, l847. ly3l.
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EIn regard to the failure of the
Lewistown, Pa, Bank, the Philadelphia
Ledger says;
From all we can learn, there is little
reason to hope that anything will bereal-
lied by the holders of Lewistown Bank
notes. 1t is feared it will prove a dead
loss. One of our exchange papers says:
"The Bank has made an assignment of
its effects, which will prevent the pay
ment of debts due the bank in its own
notes."
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YALE CoLLEGE.--On Christmas eve an
affray broke out in this College between
Emerson and Goodrich, two tutors and
Tower and Even, two Students, which
resulted in Goodrich's being mortally
stabbed, and Emerson being knocked
down with bar of iron.
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WISCONSIN, CoNsrIrur1oNAL Gown

WISCONSIN CONSTITUTIONAL CoNvEN-
TIoN.-The Milwaukee Sentinel has re-
ceived returns from all but one district,
of the recent election for Delegates to the
Con stitutional Convention. The district
not heard from is St. Croix and La Poiute
which will probably elect Loco. The
Convention will then stand-46 Locos
% Wings. In the last Convention the
Locos had 100 members aud the Wings l6
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PILGRIM. LAND WoRKIEs.-Last year
the girls-farmer's daughters-of three
counties in Massachusetts, turned out
straw hats and bonnets valued at 81 ,646,-
500. The result is, they have rosy cheeks
and money in their purse. That's bet
ter than spinning street yarns.
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HoRRIBLE.-The Traveller says that
laborer in Observation-Disclosures, Rox-
bury, on Monday afternoon last, fell into
a vat containing sip feet ofmelted Alum!
He was drawn out, and survived nine
hours in the most excruciating torments.
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Valuable Real Estate for sale

DY virtue OF an order from the Court of Com
ID mon Pleas for Fairfield County. 0hiu. will
offer at Public Sale, at the Court House door in
the Town of Lancaster, in said Fairfield County on
Saturday the 22d day of January, Is4s,
between the hours of l2 o'clock NJ and four o.
clock P. NJ. of said day. the following described
Real Estate belonging to the Estate OF the late
General DAVID REFS. deceased. viz: 100 Acres
of Land off the West side ola Farm belonging to
said deceased, in Greenfield Township. 3 miles
North from Lancaster, in Section No. "a. Town
ship No. Is. Range No, l9: Also, ia Acres West
part Of the Northeast Quarter of Section No. l3,
Township No. IA. Range No. 49, known as the old
Home Farm Of said deceased-Also, ln-Lot No. 7.
in the 10Th Square ofthe Town of Lancaster, aud
being the residence of said deceased at the time
of his death: Also, part Of In-Lot No in the 8h
Square of said Town, known as the "Checkered
| Store. " on Main Street. The Town property will
be sold subject to the widows dover, af now
laid off The Lands will be sold clear and free
of dover.
| The above described property is well improved
and worth the attention of purchasers. Terms
of Sale-One-tbird part in hand, and the residue
in two equal annual payments, with interest from
tile day Of sale. JOHN A. COLLINS. Adm'tor
with the VIII annexed
December II, 1917. jw32pfs3,75
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0-l'VV IIEVo'
Tickets $l5-Shares in proportion.
E3 Orders for Certificates or Packages, Sin
gle Tickets and SHARES in any of the above
Schemes, addressed to the undersigned, will re.
ceive the most prompt attention, and an account
ofeach Drawing forwarded as soon as is received.
EBrThe notes of all solvent Banks in the United
States taken at par Address, Postage Free,
JOHN NJ CLARKE, Richmond, Va.
January 7, 1913. 35