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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-10

RAIL RoADs-EAsT AND WEsT.-The
bill, chartering the "Ohio and Mississippi
Rail Road Company" by which com
munication between Cincinnati and St.
Louis is to be made, has passed both hou-
ses of the Legislature of Indiana, and
waits the signature of the Governor TO
become a law. A Rail Road from Gin
cinnati, to connect at Wheeling with the
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road, will make
one continuous Rail Road from Maine to
Missouri.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-10

II 1t is not often that we allow ourselves TO
speak in praise of any Of the patent medicines Of
the day, bu towing to the many testimonials OF
praise that we hear daily concerning McAHstcr'S
AHHeaiing Ointment, we must needs say that
for ourselves we have never used or seen medi.
cine as in name so applicable as this medicine.
1t is indeed truly astonishing TO see what virtue
is impaired in so simple, yet powerful a remedy
For Burns, Bruises, Scalds, all diseases of the
Skin, and Iuilamtions, we believe'it has no par.
allel.
Call and get Pamphlet in the hands Of Agents.
See advertisement. 2w44.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-10
To those whose Occupations tend to Pro.
ducce or Aggravate Diseases.

ducce or AKgrnVate Diseases
This class of individuals is very numerous.
They nre those who work in an unhealthy atmos-
phere. Printers, workmen in feather stores.
stone cutters, bakers, white lead manufacturers,
arc all more or less subject to disease according
to their strength OF constitution The only meth
cd to prevent disease is the occasional use of a
medicine which abstracts from the circulation
all deleterious humors, and expels them by the
bowels. Tonics in any form are injurious, as they
only put offth evil day to make it more fatal
The use of Biandreth's Pills will insure health
because they take all impure matters out of the
blood, and the body is not weakened but strength
ened by their operation, for these valuable Pills
do not force, but they assist nature, and are moi
opposed, but halmonize with her.
The BRANDRETH'S PILLS are sold for O.
cts per box, at DR.. b. Brnndreth's Principal Office
PAL Broadway New York.
NJ Beware Of tounlrr(ehs!!! The follown,
a,e the only authorized Agents for the sale of tn
genuine Brandrelh Pills IN fairfield comfy
| RrINMuND Son 4 BECK, Lancaster, J oseph Glenn
cut. Royaiton, Peter Wciscr, Green Castle, lsrae
Gregg, LwhopoHs,l J. B. Evans, Winchester Pete
Shaver. Oakland, J. II. Sundemaa .Antanda, d
Beery. Sugar Grore, Ashooush & Btery, Bremen
Cha's G. Wilson < Co., RushrilIe, Jesse Lrohnel
u est Rushrilie, f. Brpck, Carroll. N. J. Bowen
Ptkcnngton, Cox & Read, Baltimore, Phil
Ham, PtcasdntriHe, I. B. & C. Padden, Salem
Jocob Kelner, MiierporL
Lancaster, March 8, 1913. lm43.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-10
Gen. Scott and the AdmInIstratiOn.

The New York Herald, Locofoco au-
thority, says: us the War Department
mad? Has Mr.. Polk been taking choro-
form, to take such steps against one Of
the most distinguished generals of Ame-
rica-one of the most heroic conquerors
of modern timesl Now, then, General
Scott, in making this peace, in putting an
end to this war, you have punished the
Presiden: for his severity to you in the Sc.
verest and most cutting manner This
you have done by blessing him in return
for cursiug you; by rescuing him out oi
his, troubles, in return for his bringing
you into trouble; and by bringing honor
upon him in return for his effort to dis
grace YOU"
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Pen Knives.

WTHo wants good Pen-Knire7 Or where is
w the person that does not, unless it be one,
who is already supped.--To those that are not,
we would just say that we are prepared to furnish
BETTER and CHEAPER thnn any house in Ian
caster GATES & CoSPER
Lancaster, October %, 1847.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-10
TO the voters orHockimg township

Having been encouraged by many of my
friends, offer myself to your consideration as
candidate for the office of ofTOWNSHlP TREAS.
URER and respectfully solicit your votes, prom
ising if elected to discharge the duties of the Of
fee to the best Of my ability.
JACOB CLY.
Lancaster March 10, 1913. VA.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-10
Dissolution OF Partnership.

~ ME subscribers VIII dissolve their Partner.
Il ship as SOU os practicable. All those bay-
mg Unsettled accounts or being indebted to them.
are earnestly requested not TO reinrl settlement
or payment, MS tis absolutely necessary 10 wind
up tins concern with all possible despatch.
BOVING g. GRAuE.
Lancaster March 3. 1913. 3w43
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Geo: $. Dcrcnbaugh's Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned
l Y has been appointed and duly qualified as Ex-
ecutor Of the Estate Of GEORGE S. DEFESBAueH,
deceased late of PERRY Township, Fairfield
County, Ohio. All persons having Claims against
SAID Estate will present them for settlement, le'
gully authenticated within one yenr-and all those
indebted will make immediate payment tn
CALEB HEDGES, Executor
February l8, ls48. 4w4l
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VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

A 5 Executor of the Estate Of A1os RlcE. de.
IA ceased, hte OF Madison township farfeld
county. Ohio. will expose - public sale ut the
door 0flle courthouse. ia the Town Of Lancaster,
On Saturday. The IIIh day OF March next,
Tie valuable GRlST MILL Of the deccassed, 20.
geller will about Ten Aeres Of Land.
The Mil is situated upou Clealcreek one OF the
linest mill streams ia the county. about eight
miles southwest Of Lancaster, aud about fonr
miles from Amanda. 1t has two run of Burrs and
Is in excellent repair For further particulars ap.
ply to CALEB HEDGES, Executor.
February II, l949 jw4O
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-10
Court Of COnImom PIcnS.

The March Term of this Court will commence
its session, in this town, on Monday next. This
will be an excellent chance for our friends to
end us money and subscriptions.
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q. +. SHEFFER,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,

Aud Commissioner for the acknowledgment
or proof of Deeds, and other Instru-
ments under aea1I
THOR administering oath or affirmation in all
cases. and for taking Dispositions to be used
in the State Of PsnHsyirania.
oFFICE-On the Public Square, west Of the
Market House. Lancaster, Ohio.
December 81, l947 ~
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-10

RThe following conundrum took the
first of a series Of prizes offered by some
strolling troupe of negro ministries at
Pittsburgh:
Why did GeneralScott in taking San
ia Annals leg, effect the great object of
the warl
Answer-'Cos he conquered piece.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-10

WoRTH SEEING.-The editor of the
Piltsburg Despatch has seen beautiful
copy Of the Declaration of Independence
signatures and all-engraoed upon one
side Ofan american dollar!
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Proclamation,

WHEREAs the written application of rhity
w three citizens OF Fairfield county "a ropy Of
which application is hereto attached) was made to
me on the first day of March, instant, IN pul snance
of the lrovi ions Of the Act entitled "An act TO
authorize the Commissioners Of Fairfield county to
take stock in Railroad company" "passed Februa-
ry 24lh ls45, "a copy of which is also hereto at
,ached to notify the qualified voters OF said county
TO vote at the spring elecIons On the question Of
county subscription 10 the Lancaster Railroad Com.
pany; therefore,
!. Elias Perry, Sheriff of the county Of Fairfield
in the State Of Ohio, do hereby notify the electors
Of said county. to assemble at their respective pa-
ces OF holding elections, on the first Monday, being
the third day Of April next, and being the day OF
The spring Township elections, and that when as
sembed. they proceed TO vote for OF against a sub
sctiplion by the county Of Fairfield 10 the capital
stock Of the Lancaster Railroad Company, BY using
one or the other Of the following phrases to be pru-
ted or written Oh their ballots, "for subscriptions
''against subscription"
In testimony whereof have herennto set nv hand
and seal this 9th day Of March A. D. Is4S
ELIAS PERRY H. ST.
Sheriff OF Fairfield County.
To Elias Perry, Sheriff of Fair fold County.
The undersigned citizens OF said county in pursu-
ance Of the Act entitled ''an act 10 authorize the
commissioners of Fairfield cosntY TO subscribe stock
in Railroad Company" request you 10 give notice
10 the qualified voters Of said county 10 vote at the
Township elections this spring on the question
whether said county shall become subscriber o.
not TO the capital stock Of the Lancaster Railroad
(,omnanV. under said Art
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-10
Reinforcement.

The above sale is postponed, and viii occur or
Thursdoy the 3Oh day Of March, 1913, at the
place above named.
EDWARDS PIERREPONT, Trustee,
March 8, l848.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-10

GENERAL TAYLOR ON WAR.-The fol.
lowing sentiment, recently uttered by the
old Hero of Buena Vista deserves not
merely to be recorded in letters of gold,
but to be indelibly impressed upon the
hearts of each one of his countrymen:
IL know not how others felt, but for
myself, how much soever | may forget in
the hour of battle, the sad consequences
ofthe strife, they always rush upon my
mind afterwards, making my heart sink,
and causing me to feel like a child. had
hoped to have done more for my country
than have. | thought that might be
enabled to accomplish speedy and hon
orable peace--an event essential to the
welfare of both countries, and particular
ly So to our own. But in this have been
disappointed"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-10
0VGl9NANGo

MARRIED-On Thursday, March ., 1913, by
the Rev. John Williams, Mr.. SAMUEL Wells
HlMER and Miss ANN ELIZA GRIFFITH, OF
Clearcreek Township, Fairfield County, Ohio.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-10
Railroad Notice.

The following are the names ofthe corporation
named in the charter of the Lancaster Railroad
Company" and they are respectfully requested tC
meet at the Conrt House in Lancaster on Mondal
the 2Oh day Of March at ~ o'clock for the pur
pose of organizing the company. and openin;
Books lor subscription to the stock of the cOmpa
ny.
Fl. H HUNTER; DANIEL KELLER,
ID. TALLMADGE, CHRISTIAN BAKER,
JOHN CHANEY, 7. McNAUGHTEN,
SAMUEL SPANGLER, SAMUEL BADER,
DANIEL CRUMLEY, PETER HAY,
THOMAS EWING, WRIGHT LARIMER,
GIDEON MARTIN, R. SANDERSON,
SALEM WOLF. ]. RADEBAUGH,
JOHN BARTLETT. c. BORLAND.
GEORGE BERRY, 2. VAN TRUMP,
JOHN WYLIE, NJ A. DAUGHERTY,
A full attendance is requ ested.
BY order of the Railroad Committee.
Lancaster, March 10, l848 2w44.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-10

WIFI I.H ACNES OF LAND,
Together with a good FRAME DWELLING
HOUSE--ituated IN Perry Township. Fairfield
Comfy, Ohio. about miles southeast Of Tarlton
and about miles from AdelpIlia
There is sufficient water power To keep the
Carding Machine aud Fnlliug Mill in operation
through the whole season The property is now
ia first rate condition and will be sod 10 the high
est amd best bidder
CALEB HEDGES, E1eeutor.
February. 2j. 1913. ts42.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-10
Law Notice.

NNHE Co.Partnership between the undersign-
n ed in the practice or the Law is dissolved.
All unfinished business committed to their cara
will receive their joint attention. until closed, and
applications respecting the same may be made to
either of us. II. II. HUNTER.
JOHN GARAGHTY.
Lancaster March | l318 4W43
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-10
The Scott aud Worth difficulty.
The New Orleans Delta, of the 10TH

INST, says:-
eve shall publish, in to-morrow's Del
ia, the correspondence between Gen.
Worth and Scott; which led to the arrest
of the former, and the suspension of the
latter. They are interesting documents,
and have never been published before.
In reference to this difficulty, we may re-
mark, that the officers late from the capi-
tol all agree that there are no parties in
the army, as has been represented, in
regard to the differences between the
commander-in- chief and his subordinates
that Gen. Scott is sustained by the
whole army, and that his suspension will
be received with much concern and cha
grin BY officers and men. The arrest Of
Worth, Pillow and Duncan, produced
no greater sensation in the army than il
three lientenants had been arrested by a
Colonel of any ofthe regiments"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-10


through nlermnable woods Rich Praries, like
seas Of verdure are spread out deckcd with b,ipht
and nameless flowers. Upon those countless mil.
ions Of richest acres the entire population Of Two
worlds like this might fnd homes Of plenty! These
wonderful features OF the mighty West Gil his mind
with the pTooundeSt sensations. lie II fleets still
further, aud the painful fact occurs In hin that one
great difficulty affects mat region, namely that
which relates to HEALTH. fIe knows that be.
side those streams, aud upon those PraiIes The Ell.
lerprsing inhabitants are often and sorey afflicted
with BILIOUS COMPLAINTS, in all their
multiplied forms. feeling of impatience comes
over him that so little has thus far been accomplish
ed to prevent aud cure these; especially when he
considers that no class of diseases yield so readily
TO proper means. 1t is not too much TO say that if
the difficulty alluded 10 were removed, and the
West made as IIealty as the East, tens upon tens
OF thousands Of human lives would be annually
saved; aud every acre Of land in the entne West
be doubled in value.
TIE GRAEFENBERG COMPANY
comes before the public fully impressed with the
importance Of this subject; aud with the positive
certainty that they can prevent and cure the diseas-
es OF the West, The public has welcomed the
Company with unparalleled enthusiasm. Every.
where its medicines are taking the lead of all Others
aud curing diseases which have bafled all Diner
means.
The Company will hereafter issue MONTHLY
BULLErlN by means nl which the pubiic can
learn more Of its operations In the present one
it can only be stated that.
]. The Graelenberg Medicines are purely Vege
table.
3. They have been tested in tens of thousands of
cases with perfect success.
W m
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DENTISTRY.
e.> II SHALL, in future. conGne my
Il operations on the TEnTH, 10

M II operations on the TEHTH, 70
EIIYYpplugging extracting and cleaning !
am confident that ] can save permanently every
Tooth. If called upon while the Gayiiy is smail and
before it has ached, and surely no psrsou wonld
refuse 10 pay a small sam Of money to save his
teeth. which are Of 50 much mpnrtance TO the
comforts aud convenience Of lie rarraat all
teeth that plug, alter this date, from ten to twer'
ty years. .
have inr sale, on Agency. Doctor ROGERS
TOOTH-POWDERS. PASTES and DROPS, 50
much celebrated in Cincinnati and throughout
the uniun. The world never yet produced any
thing equal To them
In intTe, would prefer seeing my trends. at
my office. when it is possible.
OFFGCE-In Giesey's Block, adjoining the New
Book Store II. SCOTT
Lancaster. January 7. 1913. 80
7. S. Porcelain Teeth sci on piyots, without
pain 10 initiate nature perfectly. Ii. ).
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Administrators Sale.

ADMINISTRATORS Of Thomas
Macarthur, deceased. IN FAIRFIELD
as.
The Widow and Heirs of COMMON PEAS.
said deceased.
DY virtue OF an order of sale 10 us directed by
I'D the Court of Common Pleas aforesaid we
will on
Saturday the 25th of March, Isis,
before the court house door in said county, offer
at public vendue the following parcels Of Land,
situate in Fairfield county, to.wit;
lst Lot No. and half Section Nos 40 and 4j
Township No. l6 Range No, 90. containing 83
Acres, being that part OF the Real Estate of vii
liam Morrison, set apart 10 Ohio Van Schruucr,
assignee oil Frederick Van Schrader aud wife. and
daughter OF said Morrison, under proceedings of
partition in Franklin Common Pleas, except 10
Acres oil the south part OF said lot.
2nd. The north half Section No. A, Township
No. l6, Range Noe20, being Lots Nos IL aud l3.
of the Estate of William Morrison set apart in the
proceedings aforesaid, to David Helman and wife,
containing l62 Acres, deducting so acres off the
south side OF said tract.
3rd. IS Acres more ur less, being from off the
south side of the Northwest Quarter of Section
No. ., Township No. 10, Range No. 20. aud SO
Acres in the Southwest corner of the Northwest
Quarter dissection, Township and Range last afore-
said. the two last tracts containing acres, sub.
ject 10 an assignment of dover the two first tracts
being free and unincumbered
WILLIAM McARTHuR,
JOHN =. McARTHUR,
Administrators Of Thomas McArLhar, deceased
February %, 8iS. jw42pl$l,j0
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Joseph Esecry,s Estate.

ItLARKE has been Vcader for the last fifteen
Oyears in the Cities Of Pitsburg, Pa, Wheel.
ing, Va, and Richmond. Va, and refers TO the
Managers in proof of the fact that he has sold more
LARGE CAPITALS than any Vender in tie United
States. CLARKE sold during the month of Jan
uary, l34S, the following Capitals;
HALF OF 10000; WHOLE OF 1000;
3Prizcs of $1,000; Capitals of $500,
Besides Numerous others of less denomination.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-10

NNHE Farm lying two miles north OF Lancaster,
n on the old Miersport road in the posses
sion of Rev. John Lehman, is offered for sale or
rent on fair terms. Call at my house in Lancas-
ter. JOHN LEHMAN
January 81, lS4s. 37H
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will Property for Sale.

4 S Executor Of the Estate Of GroRGK s. DEr.
ArxeAuGH. deceased late of Fairfield County
Ohio. will expo'e to public sale, npon the prem.
ises
On the 2Jth day OF March, 1913.
The following described property: An excellent
S2wMill, Fulling Milland Carding
M n n = ! =, n
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PHILIP BOPE,
JOHN d MARTIN,
M. SM ALLEY,
M. q. KREIDER,
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II. c, WHITMAN,
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February 29th l84S.
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REPUBLICATION OF
THE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW
THE EDINBURG REVIEW,
THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW,
THE EWEsTMINISTER REVIEW,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-10
Bulletin No. I.

reflective travel.
IL er as he reaches the
highest ridge of the Ale
ghenians, on his journey
westward, is filled with
the most profound aud
interesting sensallons, his
fancy rapidly surveys that
vast aud magni6ce nj reg
ion which stretches itself
far away towards The sci.
ting sun; bounded only by
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-10

H. II. ROBINSON,
P. VAN TRUMP,
J. RADEBAUGH,
q. BORJAND,
M. A. DAUGHERTY,
ROBERT REED,
E. JULIAN,
d. TALLMADGE,
HENRY MIERS,
B. F. RElNMUND,
MARTIN BECK,
d. A. ROBERTSON.
THEODORE TONG
ID. SlFFORD,
JOHN LYONS,
H. H. HUNTER,
4w44
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WILLIAM McARTHuR,

administrators Of Thomas McArthur, deceGse,
February %, l646. jw42plSlj0
Democratic banner., 1848-11-20
Regular Packet.

For CarksviAs, LoHisisna.l Hann;6aS
Marion city, Quincy, Lagrange TuRy,
Alexandria, WdrsatO and KsoEnk.
The new and elegant passenger steamer ED.
WARD BATES, N. Cameron Master, will run
as a regular packet during The season between
st. Louis and Keokuk.
Leaves St. Louis every Tuesday. and Fri.
day. al r n. And on her return trip, leays Ks.
|okuk every Sunday and Thursday morning, al 9
and arrive al ST. Louis same alternoen.
The EDWARD BATES has been 81.
built for this trade, and shipper
and passengers may rely upon her icontinus
ing in it during the season, and upon The
regularity Of her trips and times of arriving
and departing. Passengers and freight viii
be received or landed any where on the rir.
.er, and all signals will be attended to with.
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1t is hoped that BY strict attention to the
interest Of shippers and passengers she will
receive a liberal share of the patronage
heretofore so literally bestowed on ethe,
boats under the command of Neil Camron.
For freightor passage, apply on board.