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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-21
REMOVAL.

HE subscriber has removed his Tailoring
Shop 10 Sheiier's Row, one door west Of
John N. LiIte's Saddler Shop, where he will be
found at all times ready TO wait upon his old Gus,
TONERS and the citizens generally npon the short
est notice and the most reasonable terms.
ISAAC CONFER.
Lancaster, April 7, 1913. 3w48
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-21

EB'If the sick wish diseased stomach restor-
ed and impure blood ceansed without endanger-
ing the constitution, 60 to WISE g. HILLARD'S
and get n box Of DR.. lie Roy's SarsapariHa and
Wild Cherry Pals, which is the only safe family
medicine now in use. 48
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-21
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lbiS is 10 certify that, some months since. wa.
taken with pain in my side and breast; | called in
me AID ol several phvscans but The failed 10 give
me ANY relief, and for the space ofone wear grew
rapidly worse in add ton 10 this was attacked with
violent cough; although IN excellent rbysicjau
lived IN the same house, and used the greatest expr.
ton, aud paid the strclest attention, it baf1rd att
his skill-twO others were called in. one of which
was an aged aud sklllul physician, but all their ell
lorls proved alike umavalng. AT last physicia.
VINO was attending a Camp-meetng in the neiphbor-
mood, came 10 see me, aud declared that could
not Iast more than one day longer also, all of the
vast nuhloer VINO came 10 see me, believed that "A
lew days al most must end my earthly career MY
FRIENDS WERE NOW CALLED IN TO SEE ME prE, Bu
my brother at this crisis, (hearng of the aslonish
ing cares performed by DR. Rogers Compnund syr
up LIverwort and rar,) went IN CnrIiicothp and
back distance Of sixty miles, IN l3 hours, TO py,
some Of the above medicine: | commenced taking
II, and strange 10 tell before had used hafa bn,rle.
the cough was entirely cured, from this time 10
covered rnpidly, and when had used two bottles
was able to assume my family vocatIons as usuaI
am fully satisfied that If it had rot been for this
excellent medicine, would now De in NV grave.
and must justice say, thai | truly reimn NV sim.
cere thanks 10 the inventor Of this priceless metcine,
aud would recommend all persons afflicted with dis
eased lungs 10 give it a trial
HARRIET ROWE.
We the undersigned, dn certify, that this ac.
count oI Mrs Rowe is correct, we being personally
acquainted with all the circumstances.
PIP. JOHNSON,
PETER P MATTHEW'S,
THOMAS CRAIG,
JOS. EVANS,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-21
Temperance Lecture.

A tempera nee Lecture will be delivered, this
evening at the Methodist e Church by Mr.. VAN
WAeSER. better known as the "Poughkeepsie
Blacksmith"
Let there be n full turn out--fur the Lecture
will be good one.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-21

y y
\Ue1-I6VI wares rom the Ivsrs'
M sides 10 rmOIe places;
lnmilrs ps,r compelled 20 desert Their dwellings:
me poor suffered more severely lhaD sugnasf ran
descThe. Tire public authorities we're oal ed oh ~
administer aid aud coun'eI. lD short, gfca pun
lie ralamiiv had occurred.
We'll woull il ne II The sad con'sqences Of The
FInod ha treAsed h-n the waters snbsdrd. Rul
no! GJ'The rettrrg waves leh vssl aliuyisl dspo-
sites, whrh IN few months MUST gye oUt that de-
lstrTious miasHi which p,oducrs billpus diseases
What says the cerh,aied DR. Ferguson on this
point Answer: "Ths eauIe ofLilious deIGngt
ment has its principal sourre I'M half dded Ddrgins
" Hrers." All history aud exprrrnce proves ,his
theory. When The British army encamped on rhr
pa ns oi Esioemadura, At a time wheu the river
Gaudiana had beroms dry sfIer = Good, aEvITrENT
AND iHTRfhIrTENT FEvERs iaged among the troops
with snfh dsstnirtive n,algnity that they came
ugh being extUpatrd
TnE GRAEFESBzRG CoMPASY, therefore earnest
call the attention Of he entire West 10 their nn,t
extraordinary aud celebrated srfirs of ASTl BIZ
nus MEDICINES. In every locality where theie is
the slightest Tendency 10 any form Of Fever, Fever
aud A2uc, Dumb AcUe and the Ike, The Inhabitants
should al oGce send 10 lhp General Agent Of the
disIict and have Graefrnbplg Depot established
nrar ihem, Were This done. aud he GR AEFEN-
BERG VEGETABLE PILLS and HEALTH
BlTTERS used arcordng IN directions, there
~nod be M fear Of bilious diseases
SO important ARE ne GRAEFENBERG NE.
Dl' NES 10 The peopie Of the Wrst, that the fol-
owing steps should he inmediatrly taken:-
lst Every urigHt oihood shouid have It's Groefcn
berg Depot. BY addressing the General Agent Of
any disIict tbis ran hc sPcuted
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To Creditors.

THNHE creditors of Grim Hart g. Co., are here
b by notified to present their claims to me on
or before the l9th June nezt--at which time u
dividend Of the assets will be struck and paid.
GEORGE SANDERSON Receiper
I.nncnafar A nril Ia 1919
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-21
Estate Of Jacob TutwiIIer,
Dissolution Notice.

TUNHE Co-Partnership existing between the un.
Il dersigned, in the Tailoring business. was
dissolved by mutual consent on the 10Th Of March,
l848 Accounts and rotes Of the firm ure lett in the
hands Of II. SPRINGER, with whom all settle.
ments are to be made. HENRY SPRINGER,
JOHN FINKBONE.
Lancaster, March 81. 1913 3w47
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-21

II THE WONDERFUL CURES MADE n
BY this medicine have induced Physicians OF the
highest standing 10 prescribe it-Yes even Profess
ors OF the colleges admits that it cures after every
thing else has failed.
d. ii. Cox, late Professori in Cincinnati Medi-
cal College ollre on 9th street, says he cured Miss
Belt nj SCEoFULous CONSUMPTION with DR.. RoGERs
LIVERwoRT and lar, alter she WIS given up Ia
die ny number of skillIuI Physicians. DR. r. W.
hchaIds OF 'ln"Innati, says he cured Mr.. Charles
wade, ,oiIonSumption with this medicine after all
other remedies had failed.
RJ'Dr. II. 4 W,on, regular Physician Of
Gajpolis, says it really acted like charm in The
case of Mrs. Wlseman, the wife of the Rev. Fl.
Wiseman, of Patriot Ohio, who was on The point
Of death with pulmonary Consumption, aud WAS ,e
stored TO health after few weeks by the use Of Dr.
ROGERs' IIvERWoRT &. Tan
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-21

Leaving balance of..--........ 1878 0
II the hands Of the Treasurer, applicable 10 the
payment ofthe interest ON funded Bonds.
GEORGE SANDERSON, President T, C.
Attest-JoHN B. REED. Recorder.
Lancaster, April H. l848. 3w40
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-21

W The average number of deaths in
the City of New York, is so per hour.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-21

PpanGA09 Vyp@9
wv ILL be sold at Bruce's New York TYPE
w Foundry, after March 18th, lS48, at the
following very low prices, orapproved months
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-21

IW There has been a terrible hurricane
in Cuba. Estimated loss 100000.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-21
Law Notice.

TENiiE Co-rartnership between tie undersign.
a ed IN the practice Of the Law is dissolved.
All unfinished business committed to their care
will receive their joint attention until closed, and
applications respecting the same may be made to
either OF US. H. H. HUNTER.
JOHN GARAGHTY.
Lancaster March !, l848 4w43
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-21
In CIanCery.

In the Court Of Com. Pleas Of Fairfield CO.Ohio
Acknowledgement administrator de bonis non with
the Will nuuexed Of the Estute Of Robert ~.
Smith deceased.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-21
John Work & Co.

III AVE removed to the fine Store Room, one
Il Il door east of the Checkered Store and near
ly opposite the Hooking Valley Bank, Main street.
Thankful for past iavors, they ask a further con-
tnnnnce of pnblic patronage.
They make and constantly keep on hand all
kinds Of TIN. COPPER and SHEET.LRON
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-21
Notice.

Notice.
ME firm of Maccracken g. Gabraith has
II been this day dissolved.
The book accounts, notes and liabilities OF
the firm will be- settled by either Of us.
J. c. MACCRACKEN,
WORK GALBRAITH,
Lancaster, Ohio, April II, la4a. 80
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-21
April T.
An Exhibit

Of the Receipts and Expenditures for the
Corporation of Lancaster, for the years
ending April Ia, 1913.
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JoHH M. CLARKE



fLARkE hn'heen q pepder forthe last fifteen
~ yeurs IN lle Cities oi pit,sl,urg, Pa.. Wheel.
ins, Va, aud Richmond Va. and refers to the
Managers IN proof of the fact that he has sold more
LARGE CAPITALS tle- any Venler in the United
StafcH CLARKE sold during the;monil Of Feb.
rmry. lB4s 81 CAPITAL PRIZES. large
md small. The Capital of s35 900. HalfTick
ct ~ Alexandril. Glass -. drawn March A. ls48,
was sent To CincnDari Ohio. Whole Ticket Q
Z -. the Capital ofS O.Oon in Alexandria.
Class Q, drawn january 2jib, l8i8, was sent to
Mobile Alabama
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-21

IENHE Farm lying Two miles north Of Luneaster,
ON the old Millerspor rnnd. in the posses
sion Of Rev. Juhn Lehman. is offered for sale or
rent on fair terms. Call III my house in Lancas.
Ter JOHN LEHMAN.
January 81. 1913 37H
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-21
John A. RiitIger,s EstaIc.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber
| Y has been appointed aud qualified as Admin
strator of the Estate of IoHy A, RnTreERs, late
Of Auburn township Fairfield county, Ohio.
JOHN a. COLLINS, Admior.
March "a. 184S. 4w46
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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-21
WesIern RuIIeIin. No. q.
TNHE Great Flood of

Great Flond II
J. ls47 will be long re
mv'nbrfsd IN many paris
oi the WeT. The swol-
~ streams seemed 10
un~ no buunds ; but ne
ng higher aud high.rcsr
'ei dismsy 10 the lnhabi
tnt' Merbsn,s were
obliged TO remove their
wares rom the Ivsn'
sides 10 rmOIe places:
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-05-06

Of constitutional poger have been settled b the various de-
parments OF Government and acquieseed in b the People
ReSoued, That upon the subjects the tariff the cur
rency the Improvement Of great highways rivers lakes
and harbors the will q the People, sxpressed through their
representatives in Congress- ought be respected carried
out by the Executive"
Res9lred That Sar, at all times and under all crcuu-
stances national calamity TO be avoided ii compatible with
national honor =; that the PRINCIPLES OF our Government as
we'll pofcy opposed to the sungaon OF other
nations aud the dsmembeent of other hy conquest
for ia the language OF the great Washington why should We
quit our own 10 stand on foreign ground.'''
Objection being made the resolutions received
PRIVATE BILLS.
On the motion of Mr.. ROCKWELL Of Connecticut the
House resolved itself into Committee Of the Whole House
(M KAUFMAN in the chair, and took up the private ca
lcndar.
After some further time spent in committee and acting on
few bills to which objection made, the committee
by the of majority Of less than quorum and re-
ported the bills agreed upon 10 the House
The bills reported the following, which respec-
lively ordered to be engrossed for third reading and were
read third time and passed
bill for the relief Of John b. Smith and Sine ln Darden
A bill for the relief of Thomas II. Leggett.
A bill for the relief of Lot Davis.
A bill for the relief of Christopher Cunningham.
A bill for the relief OF William ii. Wilson.
A bill for the relief Of Amos Bull.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-05-06

The Annual Convention of the AMERICAN MEDICAL As
assembled Baltimore the Sd iastan Ii is
most dgn6ed and imposing body and reproductive Of
highly beneficial results.
The number of delegates in attendance very large, and
from all parts OF the Union, and occupied nearly the whole Of
the FIRST floor of the Church.
At hafpast II o'clock, the venerable DR.. CH1PMAS, OF
Philadelphia President of the late National Medical Con-
venon, forward, and having called the Association
to order addressed few remarks relative the objects of
the Association and the necessities which had led lis
ganzation.
The list Of delegates entitled to seats in the Association
then read by Or. e. c. NJ. Roberts, chairman of the Commit
tee of Arrangements
The roll called by DIR. Alfred S,e when about two
hundred delegates answered their Names representing nearly
all the States and Territories in the Union.
The Chair authorized appoint committee,
ssng Of delegate from each State nominate suitable
persons for officers Of the Association The committee
appointed by the Chair, instructed three cand
dates for each Office.
The committee retired perform the duty assigned them,
and after the transaction Of preliminary business the Con-
vention adjourned.
In the afternoon the committee submitted their report, and
to-day the Convention elected the following officers
PREsIDESr-Dr A. H. Stephens Of New York
DR.. John G, Warren, of Boson Dr. Paul t. Eve, Of Au-
gusta Georgia, and DR.. VIM. NJ Awl, Of Columbus Ohio.
SEcRErARIEs-Dr.' Alfred Sillc, Of Philadelphia; Dr.. II.
j. Bowdich, of Boston.
TREAsURER-Dr Isaac Hays Of Philadelphia
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-05-06

A CHALLENGE IN BAcKwooDs.--Tt so happened that
while Major CANrToS travelling in his conveyance,
and accompanied by his wife, during pleasant day last sum
he halt the margin Of certain river, and
shouted for the feyman. In due time the indispensable gen.
teman ready, and while nqung the Of the day,
he suddenly smen by thought and dropping the
paynte Of the old scow, looked nqungy into the MAJORS
ACE, when the following dialogue ensued:
Stranger, amt your name Major Campon"
"Yes, sir, il is. What business have you to transact
with me ~
"You are the very man have long been wanting TO see,
for you must know that am the Bully Of the North"
"Indeed What do care for that I"
"Pve heard tell Of that you famous fighter and
should like TO have you give hrashing, you can"
"Why man, have nothing against you and do not want
to make fool Of myself"
But you shall, though, my honey and you don't cross
Gtis ferry until II is decided who is cock Of the walk
Remonstrance the part Of the Major was all in vain
the feuyman determined TO fight The Major held
short consultation with his lady, who Of in great
trouble but taking of his coat and unbutoning his straps,
he stepped out upon grassy spot and waited for the ferry
mans attack.
To shorten long story, the fight tedious one, but
ended in the total defeat Of the challenger who presented IN
hmse after the struggle, admirable picture Of msspen'
life. He bad strength enough eh, however, to ferry The
champion the river; and when the Major offered to pay
the accustomed fare, the latter held not out his hand but
making rude bow he exclaimed, "Noi dime, sir GOOD
afternoon. "a Summer in The Wilderness
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-05-06

01 N REwARD.-Ran away during Christmas holy
PlO my boy ISAAC. He is toerably black, doutmaoe,
weighs about $50 pounds and is about 81 years
DID, speaks slow when spoken to had on when ne e
toerable good plantation blacksmith He no doubt will have
free pass or purporng 70 hire himself work ~ shop
whence he Any person delivering said boy to me at
home eohhnng him saeail hatl get him again.
will receive the above reward he s decoyed on b
white person free negro will give $50 for the boy WIN
proof sufficient to convict the thief
Address to Forsyth, Monroe county, Georgia.
may 6--wot [BaltSun2,] WILLIAM SIMS
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-05-06

RAILRoAD CoLLIsIoS-A terrible collision took place on
the Utica and Schenectady Railroad, Herkime Sun
day last For fortnight previously, Of the down trains
Of passengers had been hour two behind me and
Sunday the conductor Of up freight rain instead Of
naming at Heimer his orders required him TO do, had
pushed to the next turnout miles beyond that place
but unfortunately, this day the passenger train up 10
its time and the freight train being great speed
in order gain the turnout In time, the collision
mendous that the locomotives demolished Of the
driven into another and general wreck made in an
instant
Two persons James Welsh and Wm. Smith, who
standing the platform Of Of the locomotives were hor
rby mangled and instantly killed. Mr.. Hociand Of Jeie-
county, who standing the platform Of one Of the
cars, had both legs broken and has since died W. Ben
n Of Albany, who the baggage car, had his thigh
broken and shoulder dslocatcd He in very precsous
state. Mr.. Chitfenden bruised and scalded
Fragments Of the thrown in all directions, but
Of the passengers who remained the inside
nousy injured.
The blame Of this terrible occurrence rests wholly with the
conductor, who has been arrested.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-05-06
NEW YORK AMERICAN INSTITUTE.

The Trustees on behalf the "The American Institute Of
the city Of New Yok, respectfully that The twen-
rst Annual Fair will be held in this city in the early part
of October next the time and place. with other particulars
will be set forth in the managers circular hereafter TO be
issued.
Farmers, gardeners, silk cuurists, manufacturers me-
chancs inventors, and artisans you invited bring your
best productions in all the varieties which labor skill and in
venton have created and compete for the premiums which
will be literally bestowed.
There have been awarded by the managers within the last
years IT'S gold medals 24l silver cups, l09 silver
medals $500 in money, 723 volumes OF books and 947
diplomas. Individual contributions coming aid OF this
efficient mode of exciting competition, and will enlarge the
in such useu objects the donors desire encourage which
already amounts to 1915.
These donations powerful in exciting competition and
awakening dormant genius. Their influence in promoting
improvements worthy OF the consideration patriotic and
opuen individuals. We invite them aid in enarging this
fund. Their contributions will be faithfully applied in pre-
mums the articles they desire to encourage.
We appeal to the great public for their continued patron
age For twenty they have most literally given their
countenance and support extending wider and further each
year. The moving crowdng into fairs every year
in presenting the coming anniversary display richer and
imposing than eow-ctizens have witnessed
before. MAHLON DICKERS0N
SHEPHERD KNAPP,
JAMES j. MAPES
JOHN CAMPBELL
HENRY MEIGS,
T. b. WAKEMAN,
EDW. T. BACKH0USE,
Trustees.
Repository Of The american Institute,
Nep York, April LIZ, lS4S.
-
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-05-06

Repository 81, The AnGrican Institute,
Ne,o York, April IL, lslS.
For nfsfmation, address I. B. Wakeman corresponding
secretary.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-05-06

NEAS-Nessrs. Badger, Baldwin, Ball, Calhoun, Clarke
Cayto2, treaden Dayton Greene Hale Johnsou Vi Lou
issna Niles, spruanee, Underwood, Upham--l5,
NAlS-Messrs Allen, Atehison, Aiheron, Bsgby, BEN
sppi Ftlch Foote Hannegsn Houston Lewis Moor, Sur
geon, Turrey, Westeott Yuee--2l.
The question then taken on Mr. H,SNre4Ss original
motion, make the bill the special order Tor tomorrow, at
o'clock, ard carried without count which hour the
BIN comes up for discussion.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-05-06
GENERAL TAYLoR,s PLATFORM.

M STEWART, Of Pennsylvania, asked The unanlmous
consent Of the House offer the following resolutions
Resolved That "thc power given by the constitution to the
Executive TO nerpose his high conservative power
which should be excen cases OF clear vo-
sideraton by Congress-
Resolved That the personal opinions Of the individual
who may happen TO occupy the Executive chair ought not 70
control the Of Congress upon questions Of domestic po
y ought his objections be Dteposed where questions
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-05-06

On motion Of Mr. BURT the House proceeded to the con-
sderaton Of the joint resolution for the payment Of Texas
unteers called into the public service, and for horses lost
while IN the service Of the United States
Mr. BURT said this resolution had heretofore been under
consideration In this House, and il was on the question Of
its passage when the House adjourned preceding day.
lie object had been fully explained and discussed and there
fore he hoped there would be objection 70 Its passage At