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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-31

The neutrality-suspicious. Of Taxes.
The reader will find bellows table Of fig
ures, to which we invite his attention. It
is plain exhibition Of the apportionment Of
taxation for the heproposed Railroad project
showing how much the property in tor0nS
will pay-hOw much the personal property
will Pay-how much land viii pay,
The law, be il remembered, will allow
but 100000 to be borrowed on the credit
of the county. That loan cannot be made
at higher rate than 7per cent. Therefore
at Z per cent. it will be necessary for the
people to pay taxes for seven per cent. inter-
est, on 100000, which will be but $1,000,
--or less than one mill on the dollar Of the
taxables Of the county.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-31
To those whose Occupations tend to Proc
duece or Agsravate Diseases.


This class Of individuals is very numerous.
They are thuse who work in mn unhealthy atEos'
phere. Printers. workmen in feather storea.
stone cutters, bakers white lead manufacturers,
nre all more or less subject 10 disease according
to their strength oi oicoustitutiun. The only metH-
cd to prevent disease, is the occasional use Of
medicine which abstracts from the Circulation
all decterious humors. and expels them by the
bowels Tonics in alrS' form are injurious, as they
only nut off the evil day tn make it more fatal.
The use Of Blandreth's Pills will insure health.
because they take all impure matters Ot1t Ut the
blood. and the body is not weakened but strength
ened by tler operation. for tliese valuable Pills
do not force, but they assist nature, and are not
opposed, but harmonize with her.
The BRANDRETH'S PILLS are sold ior 20
cts per box, at ORB. Brandreth's PrneTal Ofnce'
PAL Broadway New York. ,, ,-u...
ny Beware OF t'ounlcr(ehsH Inc ,ohowhs
are lie onlv authorized Agents for the sale OF the
vennine Brsndrrth Pills in tarfeld corniy
RpI>sn,Np Sos & Beck, Lancaster, losepn ITEM,
49,, Po,,rDo, Peer Weispr, Green Castle. lsraei
c.. I'',So,oIi,.J. D. Evans, WSseksstsy Pe,ss
shsSs,. GoEiend, j. II. suUdermas s4mdndd. D.
ps.,s S,gar (frove, tshnausIi & Brery, brentenS
tSss,s q. Wilson Co., Rushpiile, Jesse Lsohues.
h cy R,L.hrille, +. Brock, Carroll N. J Bowen,
p,eEanngton. Cox e. Read, Baltimore, Philip
Ham. Peasantrile,I. 3. q. Padden, Salem,
Joeob Kemsr, MiilerspcrL
Lancaster, March .; l6is - lmes'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-31
To the Public.

We request attention to the advertisement OF
DR.. J. WHITES medicines, in to-days paper, and
we are satisfied that il is proper to say to all that
where these medicines are prncured and used
strictly according to the directions accompanying
them That no other npothecary establishment will
be needed. They have only been introduced into
this county about three months. and the sale Of
them now exceeds all other remedies offered in
this place, because in every instance they do just
what they claim to do If you are afflicted try them
you will moi be disappointed. Call at the Office
and get descriptive pamphlets and certificates
Lancaster, March 81. 473
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Lancaster High School.

TNHE Seventh Quarter of the Lancaster High
School, located in the Basement OF the Re-
formed Church, will commence on Monday the
10h day Of april
As nearly all the seats in the school are already
engaged, the undersigned would request all ex-
pecling to enter during the present quarter, to
start III on the hrstday Of opening school.
Students from the country can obtain respeota-
BILE boarding in town, at the rate of al so and
$l,75 per week.
In connection with the school is n library for
the use of the scholars ]. Fl GOOD.
P, s. Private classes. of Ladies and Gentlemen,
in the German language. eau be formed at any
time. Terms, So per quarter of SO lessons -Four
quarters are generally sufficient to enable scholar
TO speak the language with fluency.
llit is desired, private classes in the Latin Ian.
guage will he taught, and at the same rate.
Lancaster, March 3d. 1848 AZ
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A Suburban Hero.

An admirerof John B. Weller, in Ad-
ans county, calls the aspiring young gen.
tleman the "The Hero Of The Suburbs of
Monterey" From the afiix, it would
seem that the Loco candidate for Cover
nor having aspired to higher rank of
Military fame, than his past services en-
able him to sustain, is now on the retro.
gade. A few weeks since, it was "Wel.
Ter the Hero of Monterey" 1t is now,
"the Hero of the suburbs" We doubt
not that Weller's military glory, like eve
rything else. will in due time reach its
proper level. The first claim made for
him, by his friends, reminds US of the ne.
gro dialogue -.SciOto Gazette.
SamJO,--What you drivin' at now
Cleml
Clem.--Carpenter'n jiner.
S.-Taut you hadn't no trade;--Car
pen
C.--Not zactly carpenter'n jner--
sawin' wood for the gemmen.
Both.--Yah! yabl yah!--ki!--
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Grasshoppsrs.

Some ofthe grasshoppers found in the
Island Of Borneo are as large as sparrows,
and in Sir Edward Belcher's narrative Of
the voyage of the SamaraDg it is stated
that specimen presented to him by Mr.
Brooke measured more than four inches
in length, and was of a delicate grass
green color.
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TI,c WoOster Bnnk.

There is a report thut tlIis Bank has failed
The rumer is rather vague but from oil we can
learn. it is sufficient to put men on their guard.
This, we believe, is the only individual liObil-
ity" Bank in Ohio. 1t is not Bank doing busi-
ness under the late law.
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Notice..

DY order of the Directors of the Fairfield coun
Dy Savings Institute, notice is hereby given
to the Stockholders thereof that an lustalment
of 40 per cent upon the Stock is required to be
paid by the 10Th day Of April next, IL addition to
the 10 per cent paid,
JACOB GREENE, President.
March "a, 1848. 3w46
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stephen ZOoker,s Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber
IN has been appointed and qualified as Admin
istrator of the Estate ofSTEPHEN COOKER late of
Fairfield county, Ohio, deceased, (who died at
Dayton, while temporarily soiourning there.)
WILLIAM ZINK, Admtor.
March 81, 1913 4w47
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-31

I~Ithas been computed that the land
of the globe would be equal to the sup
port of fifteen times the number of its
present inhabitants, or might sustain a
population of fifteen thousand millions.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-31
1000 pieces XYaIIPaper.

WINRESH from Nep York. New and Elegant
u styles at all prices from 10, 90, 80 to As cts.
for each roll for sale at the Wall Paper Saloon of
A. McFADDEN.
GAINESVILLE. March 81, 1913 2m47
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-31
Window Blinds.

VENETIAN SLAT of all widths aud coIors,
Y Also, Green, Straw colord and figured ofthe
Boston narrow Sat together with complete
stock of elegant Transparent Window Shades, to
be had at the Wall Paper Saloon of
A. McFADDEN.
Ranesvie, March 81, l348 3m47
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-31
COrDOratiOn Election.

TWNHE qualified voters of the Town of Lancas-
ter are hereby notified to meet at the HALL.
in said Town. on Monday The I'm day Of APRIL
l84S, being the third Monday in said month, and
when met elect according to law NINE TRuS-
TEES and MARSHAL, for the ensuing year.
GEORGE SANDERSON, President r. C.
Lancaster, March 81, l848 3w47
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Township Election.

Mr.. EDITOR-Please announce the name o
JOHN LYONS for reelection, 10 the office o
TO WNSHLP TREAS URER, at the coming
Township Election.
10 the Voters OCHEOcl1ing Township.
Having been encouraged by many of my
friends, offer myself TO your consideration as a
candidate for the Office of TOWNSHIP TREAS.
URER, and respectfully solicit your votes, prom
sing if elected, to discharge the duties of the OF.
fee TO the best Of my ability.
JACOB CLY.
Lancaster, March 10, 1913. "44.
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To the Lovers Of sport.

TNHE undersigned, proprietor of the HAMll'-
TON HOUSE, in Millersport, respectfully
announces TO his friends and persons visiting the
Reserpoir, during tile coming SEASON., that he Is
provided with new and tight boats, fishing tackle.
ice and mnnows, aud keeps ady at all times a
horse and boat, to tow visitors to any part OF the
Reservoir
Persons from distance may rely upon finding
with him at all times a supply of minnowS, aud
in the hottest months may carry fish safely packed
in ICE,
IT is intended to lave, by the middle oil ar,l'a
now Flume. nearly onpose the Licking Feeder,
and thus bring the best fshiHg within short dis
lance of Millersport. g.,
Well supplied with nets t9O) and fish kept
constantly on hand
The subscriber hopes, BY afording the r'ry oest
entertainment, to make this one OF the most de-
s,ya5Ie pisitlHg place. IN the country.
JAMES HAMILTON.
Mersport, March II, 1916. %.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-31

~ The following is an old lady's re-
ceipt for testing indigo: Sprinkle it, in
fine powder, on pan Of water, and if it
is good it will either sink or swim--I for
get which,
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EaImiIY GrOceries.

AO 3 Bags BLACK PEPPER
YOUNG HYS0N aud IMPERIAL TEAS. &c
For sale by GEORGE KAUFMAN.
Lancaster, August l3, l847 IA
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For Rent.

TUNWo good farms near the mouth OF Monday
j. creek and tho Hooking canal. For terms
apply to John 7. Brasee Esq. at Lancaster.
SAMUEL F. vINTON.
Athens, Nov. 10, ls47. 20.
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Dissolution Notice.

TNHE Co-Partnership existing between the un-
IL dersigned, i'll the Tailoring business. was
dissolved by mutual consent, on the 10Th Of March,
1848 Accounts and notes Of the firm are lett in the
hands of Fl. SPRINGER, with whom all settle
ments are to be made. HENRY SPRINGER,
JOHN FlNKBONE.
Lancaster, March 81, 1918 3w47
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-31

tY7No man that has ever fairly tried Meals.
ter's AH-Healing Ointment, can or will say it is
not good; on the other hand, thousands are saying
that it is the best family medicine they have ever
used. Now we wish it to be fairly tried, before
giving Judgment either way. As for ourselves
we know of no better article Of medicine in Scrof.
ua, Scald Head, Old Sores, Itch, Salt Rheum, &c.
&C., also for Rheumatism, Group, und Gout we
believe it is unequalled. The Hair Oil, too, by
its operation upon the cuticle of the skin, relieving
it from that teverish state which produces Head
ache, and in many instances Baldness, is wortl
all the BEARS grease" and 'Maccasur o' that cal
be procured. tits sovereign remedy for Sick
and Nervous Headache, aud for Badness.
Call and get Pamphlet in the hands OF Agents
See advertisement. 2w47
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Foreign NInI.LketS.
COMPROMISE MEETING.
Common schools.

The citizens of Lancaster are earnestly request
ed to meet at the Court House on Friday Eue-
ming, March 9lSt, at half past o'clock to express
their opinions as to the most iudicious manner Of
carrying out the Law recently passed, for the
benefit of the Common Schools Of this Town.
That reform is imperitively call forno one doubts
and we hope and believe that such an union can
be had of the friends Of the measure as to effect
this much desired end.
George H Smith, Daniel Sford, Henry Orman'
P. Bope. M. A. Daugherty, II, H. Robinson John
D. Martin. G. G. Beer, +, A. Foster, Samuel Do.
ty. James Gates. J. N. Little, II, Durham, II Scott
Daniel Kutz, Joel Radebaugh John L. Tuthill
John Effinger, Theodore Tong, Z. c. Massey, A,
Mcveigh, H. C. Whitman, NJ. Smalley, j. w
Towson, Charles Borland, Jeptha Newkirk, John
Rebcr, j. Work, Sr.. ]. Work, Jr., Robert Reed
R. Armstrong, B. Council, Isaac Conner John H
Tennent, John C. Rainey, William Slade, Jr.
Martin Hill John Work, J C.Weaver, J C Flood
Lancaster March o. l848
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Notice is hereby given,

GNNHAT the Trustees of Greenfield Township,
Il have taken, and sold, TWO STRAY COWS.
One OF them is Dark Brindle with some white
spots, and supposed to be ten or eleven years old,
having large bell and leather collar ON her.
The other is ola Light Red Color about four
years old: neither of them have any ear marks
perceivable. The owners are requested to come
forward prove property and receive the money
they sold for, by the first Of December next; other
wise the same will be applied to tile use of the
Township. SAMUEL SHELTER,
S. p. BUCHANAN,
THOMAS LITTLEFIELD.
Trustees Of Greeafed 1Ornship.
March 10, l848. 3w44'
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LANCASTER. Friday, March 81. ls4s.
coKREcTyp WEEKLY NJ KisKyAp a porY.

By Telegrdgh----Eor he Sciofo Gazette.
Nav YOnK, Monday, March 27-4P. NJ
ELY ALLLS:-Quotation are uncertain as the
markets are unsettled. Wheat du aud corn in
active demand; good deal is doing in III and mar
ket firm. Provisions-sales only for supply nfre-
gular trade Demand dull. Lard dull, with down
ward tendency. No change in picked meats
downward tendency.
CINcIESATI Monday night
Markets unchanged since Saturday, except in
Flour which is duller.
NoTR--Last quotations of Flour at $3.50, 4.52
and 4,60. Common Hams, Sc; Shoulders 3c,No.
2 Lard Sc; Whskey. l54 l5ic,; Cheese 808lc.
CHlLIJcoruE, March 30.
The price of Wheat is 75078 c. Flour retas at
$3.50. Corn 90 D22 in the ear, % cs; sheed: Oats
22c; Barley 4O045c Flaxseed 7007jc.; Beans
50062 cents; Lard. 5 cents; Bacon, Hogs round,
| 81 cents. Gazette.
NEw ORLEANS, March l6.
Cotton active; sales oll0 ,OOObales at yesterday S
prices; Sugar languid; fair Si031c.; Moasses 10
O20 cents: Flour, sales Of $500 bbs. Ohio at S.,
I'D. Illinois, $550.-Bahimore American.
By Telegraph For The ZanesviHe Courier,
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, March, 12 1913.
Western Canal Flour, 28s03Os Gd Philadel
phia and Baltimore, 27s 6d028s; New Orleans
and Ohio, 26s029s. Wheat U. s. and Canada
white and mixed, rs 4dg8s I'd 31 20 lbs; red do
6s 4d07s cd; Iudian Corn, per 450 lbs, 27s 6dQ
30s Cd; Meal per Dbl. l30l4s.
Since the departure of the last steamer. the
market has evinced somewhat improved tone
consequent upon all increased demand aud lin
tied supply The general tendency Of Bread
stuifs is upwards, and the demand for Indian Corr
for Ireland has been active. Cotton has advanced
aths OF cent.
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REPUBLICATION OF
THE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW.
THE EDINBURGH REVIEW,
THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW,
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW,
BLAoKwooD,s neutrality-suspicious.

The above periodicals reprinted in New York, int
medatey on their arrival by The British steamers, in
beautiful clear type, fine white paper and are faithful
copies of the originals, BLACKwooDs MAGAZINE being an
exact fac-simile of the Edinburgh edition.
They embrace the views Of the three great parties Eng
Iand-Tory, Whg and Ratcal-"Bl "Blackwood" and the
"I.ondon Quarterly" are Tory; the edinburgh Review
Whig aud the Westminster Review" Radical The
NORTH British Review" is moro Of religious character,
having hecn originally edited hv Dr. Chalmers and now,
since his DEATH being conducted by Ills sounaw Dr. Han
ma associated with Sir David Brewster. Its literary char
acter is Of the very highest order.
PRICES FOR 1913, CF SUBSCRIBED FOR EARLY.
For any one Of the four Reviews, 900 per annum,
For any two, do 5'Uu
For any three; do 200
For all four Of the Reviews, 500
For Blackwood's Magazine, 300
For Blackwood and three Reviews, 900
For Blackwood and the four Reviews, 1900
Payments 10 be made in all cases in y4dvdEes
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Sealed Proposals

'N"NW HVNV
VXTILL be received by the undersigned until
w the evening of the Sd day Of April next
for enclosing the public grave yard. South East
of Lancaster, with a BOARD FENCE, on the
South and West sides, and with a post and rail
on the North and East sides Bids TO be made
by the pannel. Specifications to be seen at the
Office ofthe President Of the Council.
GEO. SANDERSON,)
Prcst. T. C. Committee.
JOHN B. REED,
Recorder.
Lancaster, March 81. l347. AZ.
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NOTICE
Pen Knives.

WHO wants good Pen-Hnilel Or where is
w the person that does not, unless it be Que,
who is already supPlied.-To those that are not
we would just say that we are prepared to furnish
BETTER and CHEAPER than any house IN Lam
caster. GATES & COSPER.
Lancaster October 90, 1917.
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LAND FOR SALE

INHE Subscribers will offer for sale at the cour.
J. house in Laucaster, on
Monday the 3rd day Of April, Js4s,
ut one o'cl0rk r. NJ their farm containing sly.
TY ACRES, situated IN Pleasant Township Fa;r.
held cohnty, six miles north of Lancaster ~, a..
Newark Road. known rs the "Cvip farm" There
are on the premises twa gnnd DWELLING
HOUSES, good BARN. ORCHARD. a lary.
SPRING near the house md every other p,.,,s,..
sary convenience. The soil is of superior quality.
anu adapted 10 every farming purpose.
Also at ile snne time mud place. Lot of,rin,.
her Land coulaining FIFTY ACRES. living five
miles IRON Lancaster and four from PIsasan,yille,
on The same road; both soil and timber Of the best
qualify Terms made known on the day Of sale,
CHRISTIAN CULP,
MARY LAMB.
feDr''ury 20, l8is Bw42
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IS Drawn NUM-. in each Pack. of25 Tick
brilliant SCHEME.

ICktIs s2U-OIldres m TfOpOfIIDil.
CLARKE offers greater Inducements to adven-
turers by the Package than ever was offered by
any Vender in the United States. Certificate of
a Package of % Whole Tickets, embracing all the
numbers placed in the wheel in the above Bril-
liant Lottery aud which is possible to draw the
first five Grand Capitals will be sent for sl85
)25 Halves, :. S92 50
CLASS l6. }2j Quarters, " 46 %
)25 Eighlhs. 80 l21
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YAXAO Nc.
Attachment Notice.

A T our instnnce an attachment was this day
N issued by George Sanderson. Justice of the
Peace of Hooking township, Fairfield county,
agRinst the property and effects of Thomas Clark
and Thomas j. Meeks, non-residents of Fairfield
County. J. II. q WM. 7. TENNENT.
Lancaster March 10, 1913 4w45
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J0HH M. CLARKE,
LOTTERY vENDER-wHEELIN VA.
Presents TO bis patrons the following Brilliant
schemes ior April i3ls.
$4,000, $4,000, $4,000

VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY.
For EHdo'eiAstte LeeSburR Aeadeny and for
0her pHrpOSes.
CLASS No. Is. FOR lsis.
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va, April IS, l9lS.
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S5GO EsENAEsE,!.!


The immecsate cause otAgue and ftycr, Chii,s
and teFtr, and fesers grnerily, is Tie oiil4c,a
" HisssG srlsins rom deC1Ylag vegetable sub.
.tFcts aud f.on fllIld and stagnatlng waters.
TINS Is evident from their prevailing to the great.
cst eNlen' 10 low, mlrshy countries abouud.n 2
"ith stdgna.cd water and by their proving mosi
fat.l IN all low. inar.liy countries where moe
heat and moisture are combined.
They may also be oeeasioned by eating too much
nnripe fruit, BY poor watery diet, damp houses,
evening dews, ljing upon the damp ground, over.
iatig Ie, depressing passions, &c.
Persons OF relaxed habit, who use unwholc-
some ct, aud take but little exercise. are usual
y the hfst % be taken. Also. whcre the inhabi.
tan,s Of high eouulry remove to a loH one, the
are generally seiz with lGtermitlmg Feyers
and 10 such the disease IS most apt TO prove fatal
Il due precaotlon Is not taken 10 prevent II. Bu
10 age, sex, or constitution, however, are entirely
exemst from lis attacks.
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~DissOlutiOn.

UyHE eopsrtnership heretofore existing at
Beaties Ford, under the firm Of EiMS q
WITHERs, is this day dissolved by mutual con.
sent of the parties concerned.
II lie our earnest desire to close the outstanding
business Of the concern as soon as possible, we
hope, therefore. that all those who owe US viii
come forward without delay and make settlement.
w. B. WRITER'S will remain for time at
the old stand to make settlements, where oil con.
cerned will make early application.
We here take occasion To return our sincere
thanks TO the friends and customers who have 50
literally pa,rorised US. and would solicit for our
successors, Messrs. II. II. Heller & Co. the same
generosity extended to us.
Ef.NS & WRITER'S.
Bsates Ford. Feb. 81. lsiS. 20.f
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Great National Work.

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