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~. g. A..
TT is the design of the establish permanently
l. school OF high order in which youth may be thor
oughly fitted for college, for other objects in life
For its accommodation they have erected an elegant and
well constructed edce, the oil and l4th streets
An able experienced will be placed Mt the
head of school, who will give his whole time and
is management, having such competent assistants
associated with him the number OF pupils shall require
Such arrangements it is believed, will afford the best
guaranty that Just pecatons of its patrons be full
" realized The school VIII be opened the first Wednes
day oil September. tH
CHARGES PER QUARTER.
Elementary branches, reading, writing, &c. S5 %
Arithmetic, English grammar, geography elements
Of history, &C. 7 so
Higher English branches, algebra, geometry, sur
veying, bookkeeping, natural philosophy, cheni-
isy, composition, &c 10 on
Latin and Greek classics ~ 30
Aug. 2s-3awtw
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nWEILING-uOUsE lots In the Iss Ward for
sale The house and lots square No az fronting
avenue formerly occupied by the late hon
John Forsyth, offered tor sale -IaN 't -
Parsons disposed purchase VIII be pleased to apply to
Sept l9-dlwif RID SMITH.
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AGENCY.
THE undersigned having lately removed this city om
the State OF Maryland, will attend to the collection of
claims against any OF the OF government epe
cialy those arising from the late Mexican war.
Letrers in regard to any matter corrected with such
agency will be faithfully aud promptly attended to.
. THOMAS KING CARROLL,
Office Pennsylvania avenue, second door West of
Sept I5-2awd&2acp 18th :
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DANIELsynLE (Ga,) Sept IS, ls4s
You no doubt would like to hear how the cause of
Butler fever broke out here last spring. and has spread
like contagion, and carrying the people off like some
fatal epidemic spite of the Taylor and Fillmore pills
which the wings here recommend as certain cure for
the disease But these Fillmore pills will not go down
There is little of the sublimated quintessence of abo-
onism in them which produces great nausea when the
patient attempts to swallow the DOSE and this compound
makes the Taylor pills difficult of digestion But,
to be serious the democrats alive and in fine spirits
in Georgia. She will give good account of herself in
November. You may set her down among the States
certain for Cass and Butler in your next calculation
Hon Howell Cobb-the talented representative from this
the course canvassng the district in every county
He discusses fully and ably the issues before the people,
dent and Vice President He is host within himself
one of the abest in Georgia. The 9th district is
proud OF her gifted SON and she will reward his faithful
ness in representing her interests and protecting them in
Congress, by giving him triumphant majority of two
thousand votes in October next Mark that!
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BALrnsoRs, Sepiomber p 3 n m.
The expected s'eamers.Foy McHenry ga,yisOned - IN,
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XENA, Greene county, (Ohio) Sept u.s.
The cause goes bravely on in the Buckeye State We
will roll up for Cass and Butler enough to carry
the State We have had the tall senator of Ohio in our
town. He made powerful speech in favor of democ-
Tacy; He convinced the people that the wings were
hdmbuggng them on the veto power, that is all on
which the wings are harping
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Ohio.

CINCINNATI, September II, ls4s.
Well, of the democratic prospects We are all in fine
spirits and high hopes We count our meetings by
the thousands Yesterday, three steamboat loads went
down the river from this place, and the villages be-
low, to meeting in Kentucky Ii is described as being
large, enthusiastic and imposing beyond precedent Last
night Allen spoke here The public square an acre or
two OF enthusiastic democrats. The oldest inhab-
ants say the largest democratic meeting ever held
in Hamilton county, and it would have been vet greater
but for the failure of the boats to get hack from the Ken
lucky meeting
The Van Buren, abotionsts are making out their sep
arate tickets Which will but the certainly sever the
wings for the presidential vote
d. T. Disney, who is good calculator counts the abo
ton vote IN Hamilton county thus: From democratic
t0n Warren, &C., where there are Quakers look for the
wings to lose yet more and the democrats less Such
will be the case in Clermont and Brown
letter to me from Morrow county this morning saws
that Morrow will give 500 democratic majority that in
one township 6S ieds to democrats bolt and go for
Van
Again you are aware that the "Signal"-a paper pub
lished by j. W. Taylor, bolter from the democratic
rankswas laboring to make the world believe that the
democratic barn was not only fire, but burnt up.
WE'LL that thing has expired in the smoke of the faggot
before the barn took fire. The Signal is dead and it and
the Herald merged the sckly Cincinnati Globe
1t is dead for want of support.
All these facts show to that Cass and Butler are
of Ohio. The whole artillery of the abolitioniss
ID now turned on Taylor, and they seek to coax the
democrats; and the wings in turn unsparng in their
abuse OF the aboonsts each saying in turn that they
for Cass second choice Weller may be beaten
but Taylor will be $4,000 behind Ford-nark that
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09
Fairfield Common pleas.

Administrator of Jacob Van Buren, Is. Widow
and Heirs.
PETITION TO SELL LANDS.
DY virtue of an order Of the Court of Com.
ID mon Pleas 10 me directed in this case,
will expose at public sale before the court house
door OF said county, on
Saturday the IOth Day Of June, 1913.
between the hours Of nine o'clock. A, NJ aud
four o'clock p NJ, the following Lands situate
in said county to wit.
Part of the Southeast Quarter Of Section No.
"a, Township No IA, Range No. 10. beginning at
the Southwest corner Of said Quarter Section
thence North along the half Section line 10 poles
to post; thence East ~ poles 81 links 70 a post
thence South 10 poles 10 the South boundary
line Of said Sectioni thence along said line West
to the place of beginning, containing ten acres
Also a part of the West half of the Southeast
Quarter of said Section No. "a, Township No, IA
Range No. 10. being all the remainder Of said
West half, after taking of 10 Acres on the Last
side of said West half; and ten Acres out of the
Southwest corner OF said West half. said balance
hereby meant 10 be described and which was
owned by the decedent. estimated to contain 40
lA-l00 Acres more or less, and being the same
Land conveyed TO decedent by David EyersOle
and Wife by deed, November 90. I94l.
! All Of said Lands to be sold subject 10 the dow
er Estate of Lydia Van Buren,, widow therein and
appraised subject to said dover Esthte 1850.
! Terms.-One-third in hand and the balance in
one and two years with interest from dav Of sale
HENRY KROUT, Admiais,ratOr
Of The Estate Of jacob Van BureH deceased
! May 5th l343. jw52pfS $3.50
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09
RESOLUTIONS Of the LOcOfOcO Ma
ntOn,lI Convention.

After resolving that the American De-
tnocracy place their trust in the intelli-
Rence. patriotism aud discriminating JUS
lice of the American people, and that
federalism conceives no imposture too
monstrous for popular credulity, the Con
vention renew and reassert the principles
avowed by the Convention Of lS44-ihat
the general government has no power TO
commence and carry on system OF In
ternal mprovements-no power TO as
sumo the public debts Of The States; that
the efforts of the Abolitionists endanger
the public safety. They also resolve that
the Sub Treasury is indispensable; that
the Tariff of 1916 gave a glorious i'm
pulse to Free Trade; that they are oppo-
sed to dividing the proceeds of the pub
lie lands among the States; that they are
decidedly opposed to taking from the Ex-
ecuiive the VETo power, because it has
saved the people from the "corrnpting
system ofgenera internal improvements
that the war with Mexico was just and
necessary, and that "our army" has ach-
ieved glorious victories; that Fraternal
congratulations be rendered 10 the French
Republic; that "PoIk and Dallas" have
fulfilled the hopes of the Democracy
and that "Cass and Butler" are presen-
ted as candidates for President and Vice
President Cincinnati Gazette.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09
The Creditors OfIhe GAINESVILLE and
MaysVilIe Turnpike Road COni.y,

A RE'hereby notified. that Bill In chancery
N has been filed IN The Court Of Common Pleas
ID Muskugun county, by the Zaneszilie aud Mays
vile Turnpike Road Company against &. e. J.
Breckbil and others, the object of which is TO re-
quire the Creditors Of said Road Company, not
having deertes or bills peudiug IN the county Of
Mnskingum against said company to exhibittheir
rlaims aud submit to an equal distribution Of the
tolls 10 be collected hpoh said Road. and praying
tho appointment Of master To whom such claims
may be exhibited. aud for further relief Upon
which bill an order was mode by said court at
their April Term, l949. appointing A. BAssETr a
special master commissioner with directions to
give notice. sc. The said creditors are therefore
further notified TO file their claims sganst said
company with me on or before the fret ddy Of
January nert, in order that they may be reported
for an equal and rateable distribution of the tolls
agreeably to the prayer Of the bill above men.
toned. A. BASSETT, Special Maaet,
Lancaster, May 26, l848 3w3
Zanesyille Courier, Somerset Post Circlevle
Herald, Scioto Gazette and West Union In,eli
gencer will publish the above notice three weeks
weekly, with price marked below, aud semi pron
Of publication aud bills for collection to this office
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09
c. KINGS ESTATE e.
Real Estate for Sale.

THE undersigned Special Master Commission
er appointed 10y the Supreme Court of Fairfield
County Ohio, in the case ofJacob Beck aihinisirq-
tor, with the will annexed Of the Estaie OF Chris
tan King, deceased, ps, William King aud others
pursuant 10 the decree If said court IN sad cs-e
will expose 10 sale by public vendue at the court
house door in Lancaster, Fairfield County Ohio,on
Saturday the 10Th day Of June, A. d. 1913.
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. aud 4
o'clock p. NJ. Of said day the following described
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE:
Ffrst.-The west half Of Iu-Lot No 2, in the
l4tb square Of said town Of Lancaster appraised
at ,4jO.
Second. In Lot No, one IN the eleventh square
oil sald town appraised at s667
Thtrd. The Fast part Of In-LOt No, ~ in the
Sth square Of said town appraised at 5000
Fourth. The East half Of In-Lot No, 2, in the
l4th squire Of said town appraised at $3.50.
FyM-ln-Lot No. ELcUen III the 18th square
Of said town appraised At $3.50
Sizfk.-ln LotNo, 9. in the EieveaM square Of
said town appraised at s4O0.
Sevenh.-Tlmt part Of OutLot No, 0. North Of
sad town. lying Fast of the centre Of Broad street
extended, appraised at $500 per acre subject 10
survey.
Eighh.-That part of the same Out.Lot lying
West OF the centre Of said street. appraised al
$3.50 per acre subject 10 survey.
Ntatk,-In-LOt No. 5, in Carpenters addition
to the Towno OF Lancaster aforesaid, appraised at
s4O0.
TenA.-Twenty-on acres Of land more OF
less, usually called the Cissna tract, adjoining the
lands of lsanc Reese and Henry Sutzn about
two miles west Of Lancaster aforesaid. appraised
at S36 per acre, subject to survey.
SAID DrODerty will lac sOld Ia narcpla as ahova
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09

70 To sooth the sufierings of humanity, TO am
eorate the pangs of disease, is the grand object
ofmedcul science. This is efficiently deInonstrtl-
ted in the healing virtues OF DIR. BENJAMIN BRAN
DRETH's PILLs. The cures effected by this med
cin would fill volumes. Views on Indigestion as
a source OF various Underlined and Irregular Ner-
vous Sensations.
Ills small at first. grow large from delay,
"And slowly eat their sad and caukerng way;
Thus by successive thrues, the frame is torn,
It'll health and peace Of mind alike are gone. "
The nerves of the human body-tlose necessary
and mysterious agents which Immediately con-
meet man with extern al nature--are siugulurly
prone to have their functions dsOrdered by an
oppressed condition of the stnmach; the minute
termination of that portion of the nerves expanded
upon the organs of digestion conveying the morbid
impression 10 the Brain. And although the Head
can, undoubtedly, like other organs, be the seat
orprimnry disorder, yet in the great majority OF
cnses, the uneasy sensations there experienced are
symptomatic ofdisordered Stomach aud, further
there is abundant evidence to prove that crudilies
in the Stomach and Bowels can in every grade Of
human existence give rise to spasmodc action in
every organ the body; and whether we survey
it in the agonising form of Tic Doloreaux-the
alarming commissions of the Epeplc seizure
or in that irritable condition of the nerves of the
heart occasioning nervous pal pitation--they can
all frequently be traced to the source above men.
toned, and he cured by mild ovacuant and tonic
remedies TO relieve state ofso much suffering
and distress. Gin which body and mind also partic-
! ipate) BRA>DRETH Pulls nre confidentiuly re-
commended; as by combining aromatic tonic and
cleansing properties. they remove all oppressive
accumuIalions, strengthen the Stomach, induce a
healthy appetite, and impurt tranquility to the
nervous system: and, in fact, by their general
purifying power upon the blood, exert most
beneficial influence in all cases OF disease
The BRANDRETH'S PILLS are sold for %
cts per box, at DR.. b. Brandretl's Principal Office
24l Broadway New York,
| CS3- Beware Of Counerfehs!!! The following
ave the only authorized Agents Tor the sale of the
genuine Brandreih Pills in air6cld county
REI>MUND Son Il BECK, Lancaster, Joseph Clean
ent. RoyaIton, Peter Wclser, Green Castle. lsrae
Grpgg, Lythopolis, J, 3 Evans, Winchester Petr'
Shaver. Oakland, i. H. Sundermao .4mdnda. ID.
Beery, Sugar Grove, \shnaugh \ Beeiy, Bremen,
Cha'> Wilson & Co., R,ShriLle, Jesse LeohueI.
u est Rustrilie, f.. Brck, Carroll N. j. Bowen.
Ptkenngton, Cox g. Read, Baltimore, Phlil
Ham, Pcdsantrile. ]. B. & c. Padden, Salem,
Jocob Ketner, .MiHcrSport.
Lancaster, June 8, S48. Inns.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09
Friday informing, June 0, isis.
MIG NATIONAL CONVENTION,

At l2 o'clock Wednesday tue Delegate, as.
sembled at Philadelphia aud formed a Temporary
organization by the appointment sf Hon. JOHN
A. CoLLYER. of New York, Chairman and Mr..
HARLAS. of Kentucky, Secretary
On motion, Committees, dfone member from
each sate, were appointed to examine the crcden.
ias OF Delegates aud to report permsnent officers
for the Convention, when an adjournment took
place until 4oclock P. NJ.
At 4o'clock the Convention re.asscmbed and
the Committee on ofsers reported Gov. MOORE:
HEAD, OF North Carolina, for President, one veJ
from each state and twelve Secretaries
| The Louisiana Delegates. claiming tie right 10
represent Texas, under instructions from the
Wbigs Of that State. offered e-Presdon, ior
the State. a debate here arose, but the nomins:
tion was conceded to them reserying however
the decision upon the right to represent the State
until after tile report of tile Committee on credeu
:ials.
The Convention then adjourned TO o'clock
Thursday.
| At o'clock Thnrsday. the Convention met aud
received the report Of The Committee A long
debate ensued Upon the question whether TeIu.,
Missouri and Iowa. which States had not sent
delegates, should be represented by others; bat
we are not advised as 10 the decision made
At o'clock the Convention held seeret
session and proceeded to ballot. The follow.
ing is the result, Taylor 124, Clay 80, Scott 49,
Probably the other Candidates received few
votes. The whole number Is 294 A second
aud third balloting t5ok place, but there was nd
choice and the Convention ad djourned over to this
morning.
rS-We are indebted to Mr.. Lyman, of the
Zanesville Courier, and Mr. Allen Of the Sciots
Gazette for early liz htnng news of the Conyeui
iion.
All things taken together, ii would seem that
General Taylor will be the Nominee.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09
Butter! ButterM ButtcrM

NHE Farmers of Fairfield county who devote
n attention 10 making the article OF BUTTER.
will find it greatly to their advantage to call on
the undersigned, before selling elsewhere.-He
is about to establish hinselfin Lancaster for the
express purpose Of purchasing and paying the
cash for all the GOOD BUTTER he can command.
He will be found on and after the LIST day of May
next in the BASEMENT ROOM Immediately
uader Messrs Beery g. Wygum's Grocery Store,
where he invites the Farmers To call and see him,
aud get the highest market price for their Butter.
Having now been engaged for some time in the
purchase aud sale of this article, he would re.
spectiully suggest that butter in order to be kept
good and street. Tor some length of time, should be
well dressed and free from miIk-also that it
ought not to be too highly salted aud should be
kept from the air and light. This my be at.
tanned measurably by packing the butter away in
crooks, in preference to putting itup in separate
rolls 1t shall be the pleasure OF the undersigned
TO eucodiage every reasonable care in tie matter
Of making good butter, hy'giving high cash prices,
TO those who produce the best article.
:. C, STAMBAUGH.
Lancaster, April %, lSiS. ST.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09
OBITUARY.

DIED-At his residence in Richland township,
on the 4th inst. Mr.. EMANUEL RUFFNER, Sr.
aged 81 years months aud 81 days.
The deceased was born, in Rockingham county
Va, aud emigrated to this State in 1905. where
he settled upon the land, on which he resided AT
the time Of his death. He was companion oiour
Revolutionary sires and of Daniel Boon. He has
been regular member OF the Baptist Church ior
more than halfa century and has ever been dis
tinguished for the integrity OF his character aud
the purity Of his motives.
He was the father Of eight sons and six daugh
ters three sons and four daughters living; he had
sixty grandchildren seventy one great grand
children und one greatgreat grand-child. His
descendants, in all, numbering 146.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09

Administrator OF VIM. w. Irwin,
Us. In CHANCERY.
Widow aud Heirs.
DY virtue ofan order to me directed, l will ex
ID pose and offer at public sale, before the Court
House Door i'll said county, on
Monday the 26th day OF june, 1s4s,
between the hours of9 o'clock A. M. and 4 O'Clock
P NJ. of said day, the following described Rea
Estate. in said county.
Divisions Nos. . and 3 of In-Lot No. |. and the
West half fln-Lot No. Q, in the 18th Square oI
the Town OF Lancaster plat of said divisions re-
maining Of Record in this case. Division No. 9
not To be sold for less than $400 and Division No
3, for not less than $1,000.
Also, part of Section No. 10 and fractional Sec
ton No. 12 Township No. Id, Range No 49,
containing IS Acres. appraised at $i5 per Acre.
Also, the West half OF the Northwest Quarter
Of Section No. 10, Township No. IA, Range No.
l8, containing 80 Acres.
Terms of Sale One-thrl in hand and the bal.
ance in one and two years, with interest from the
day Of sale.
WILLIAM SLADE. JR.,
Administrator de bonis non Of w, w Irwin,
May 26, 184S. piss 5w3
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09
Fairfield Common Pleas.

PETITION TO SELL LANDS.
Admto of r. NJ. Ainsworih, }
rs. , in CHANCERf,
Widow and Heirs, et al.
DY virtue of an order to me directed, viii
/ } offer at public sale before the Court House
Door in said county on
Saturday the I7ih day Of June. 1sAs,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. N. and o!
P. NJ of said day, tile iollowing Real Estate, viHi
An undivided half of In.Lot No. l, in the Sid
Square OF the Town Of Lancaster
Also nn undivided 3rd part of Lots Nos. eaI.
225 248 and 2i9n the TowA OF spriAghols ;
County Of Clark. Ohio, aaid pArt OF Lot No. 24S,
being incumbered with the Dover Estate Of
Emily Ainsworth Widow.
Terms Of Saie--One-thrd in hand aud the re-
sidue in one and two years, with interest from M
day ofsale. WM. SLADE. Jr. A2mtor
0fhe Estate Of R. NJ. AinsNorth, deeeas'd!
May ), l848. 5wje pf 50
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09
GEN. CAss. The Newark Advertiser

GEN. CAss. The Newark Advertiser,
speaking of Gen. Cass, says:
Ofhis history and qualities we shall
have abundant occasi IN to speak here
after. Suffice itnow to say, his nomina-
tion is regarded by his own party here as
the sure precursor of defeat; and the
Wings could scarcely have asked better
nomination for them. A politician rather
than statesman, an intriguer rather han
q patriot, lie has sustained Polksm in all
its enormiies, and his whole course for
years has been governed with chief re-
gard to the nomination which he has now
secured. A parasite to royalty abroad
demagogue at home, afederalistin his
youth, u radical in his age, he is not en-
titled to the confidence of any party.
He has already been denounced by the
Van Burens as the Arnold Of Democracy,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09
Fairfield Co. Savings Institute,

IHNOAsT NM OHIU' HTTTI I"t IVfV'
IYNlITS Institution has commenced operations at
q their Banking House. in Greene's Corner,
under recent Act OF Incorporation by the Gener.
al Assembly.
They are prepared to do a general Banking
Business, To discount Notes and Bills at the usual
legal rate ofinierest. g. buy and sell Ezchdnge &c
They are also prepared to receive DEPoslrEs,
and allow INTEREST therefor, grading the interest
according 10 the time the money may be deposited
Wednesdays and Saturdays are discount days
JACOB GREENE, l.. LOBENTHkLL.
SAMUEL BERRY, GIDEON MARTIN,
HENRY MIERS, WILLIAM PHELAN
s. McCABE. Directors.
5ltf c. F. GARAGHTY, Cashier