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New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-07

flAsD-BOx NASugACTOkY.s IS sOwtRY
ID n IA es~ slsd u Aillinsss ssaose sosss sso,
ssors snd Tsoey Ps9~r 6oEss. lover th>n Il
before lss eaGy, foe sss ~ J. htTrisOsk IS
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New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-07

TO GAKPESrEHr.-ss. proposals viii bs -
e-ivsd y nc gsdsssisn1d, con-iss oa.,s 40 Ia
so-ctofs VI schools fOf tns Twelfth Nsf % 40
CIV VI s-~.Yyrs a. ne ohc- " zoe era u as bO.fi
OF r1gcstOo ss~ Guy Hall until Monday the tsnfh fsy
" s-p~nDsf rsIi, AS De.ca for tiuas % 10
n-s school house Ia One Hundred add T~~n m o.
ad tne school hyg-s rlny-srslst Ds-r Thirgsssnss
To. plans sDscinca0s ny Dc sssniosc sa1 r''nsf
nf,ruanon Oofsinsd the oHcs Of feh and Coffsls.
sfch.tecs - D-y Il
HORACE GRgEIEY, HLsRY SHAW
Cpus'rs Common sch.-,. f~sIub W0t
DANIEL y. TIkAAsS, JOhs Il. ElsER,
Ihspsci ore Common Sch ,os, 1sshB ssd
Dstsd ssw.f9fk, Agf. IL, $50 aDnso
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-07

SARATOGA AND WAsdf>GTO~ htt~
- hOAD COArASf.-A civlssnd u p-f esSt "a %
c.yltxl siock ~ his Company nsS ossn decnso p-f.'
ou 70. sth DAY " 3spt.nbsf Inst Tbs 1sasfs pss ~
cvmy.oy ~i!l esosed frD1 ins eh ~. . - -
elusive winch day inc rressofrrs df'n ?. nerN
sebny,s Eco Register, Ia tbs Clty " S"~-'os -" %
uxe.mit.d 70 each .ocEsodsf ff no sno.ei s-s "a
-. a. 49,. .t.oain< ~ Al me cYsn ~ 10
nsasfsr oooss ~ -" -. -
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-07
nrKIrAN tAKMkR WANTkD. .-One wh.

y horoua hy undrrs snds fhr business "f fam. ao
s,i Isk- Toe s-n-fs rsshi znd vii .sors VIII he
men WHOSE vie VlI 90 ne 0urs. of The af q house.
iuy. Nc The .usou oring sr-s pou-nir one sec1 ~
pee r-eu fur lnc f.ihfl performance ~ dufN Al
dress. -l.tug terms Of Ssse-. rrspOus olly kc o
tIHIrr nf rrnune sSM'
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-07
no FRMAI.r- WI-uINa. a.rupLnYuh>r

&C. nnn To LOAN on bond and mortgage for
'NOO .OOO Term ~ y~srs, 90 good productive rra
-.fstr u ihr cry Of Nr~-fors Or bfOosya. VII. be
Iuan-d ln sums 90 sult gIcanl-. Apply ~
~ RLFFcKFR AlrInnrer. Hfnsi.t
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-07

-uh-cfipuou 81 " siou- nss.r NJ FOR safe or
partnership offered 20 person having smsl cspsi al
command This offer, hus opportunity, the chsfaerf
of hr periodical tu. asvufussd, win energetic manage
fn-ut promises be uf Ne popular magazines
of Tho day Address g." ofs-e u mi. paper su3 l~'
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-07

" sNfED-Sr r-sr-cfs1'e -Ours wou-,- si'us-
goo % llrsr -nc srarsrs-s iu r--eecis1e 9rivsie
az f-n-s 60 OH rfnn to s.ssf 'r chsr Ncrs 10
..-. = sfy Hrsi cf c.y -r'-rrnr- f-,ni "a,
"a 2- -eel 'of ,1ree csys a. s. Gf, ich--f
= es
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-12
A Rich BIIi Or Ladtmg.

In The FIRST vessel from our port, bound
Ifor the gold region. lCelifornia) young
adyenturer with small capital, has Sc
lected about the most available stock,
that 10 our view Of human affairs. man
tcould possibly conceive, as bound not
[only to sell. but realize stnpendous per
centage on the capital invested. Heb
[engaged freight for 1--WE barrels. and pass
[age for himself, and what do you think
those FIVE barrels ,coptaina None but
those Of philosophical turn would read.
lily imagine, Well, three barrels con.
tain FIRST rate Jersey ligktamg. alias New
| England ,RumI One barrel Of American
playing cards. assorted brands, with all
more orless.of private marks and signs
as supposed 10 be set forth in Hoyle's and
Greey' treaties on Poker, Loo, Eucre,
Old SIetge,, &c.-The fifth barrelisflled
with, utter suffocstion, with all sorts, sizes
and known specimen Of Dice. from ihe
loaded article to the double skies, fresh
from the bone yard. IN scanning the bill
oftbis bold entetprising Christian adyen-
turer. none will hesitate to. say that his
elegant stoeklof assorted and useful i'm
plemsnis of civilization. art and refine
ment, is destined lorake dorm he geld
dust, and add no little to the progress Of
scientific researches in the newly broach-
ed FL Dorado. wberetO all eyes strain and
all hearts yearn.-- Boston Mail.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-12
In nTighl Plnce.

A.well llknown Greek. .,"Majot Dudley
being asked as tosths stghtest place he
had, ever,got into, looked reflective, nd
replied as follows: rses,.. IS. ssat ,sl 4..,. /,
the first time l went down
South, going from Natchez to New Or.
leans on the Moselle, the same that's
tbursted her biler since. came across a
rough hup, country sort of fellow--a var
mint looking chap, from some where back
of fMemphis. lhadn't'been aboard long
before he and me got yoked iuto game
of Twenty Deck and by the time we tied
up st the Leyee. in Orleans. I'd got
pretty much, all he had (about $400) and
bad gin him a riukle- ina general way,
into the bargain We both stopped at
the esame house. in Camp street. and the
first night we got there. just after supper.
my country friend beckoneda me out Of
the bar room, and taking me some way
up the alley, that was next the hotel. he
put his band to the back OF his neck, aud
drew an eighteen inch bowie--a perfect
cleayer. Geminil Thought he was go.
ing to divide me, and sung out. sSStran-
ger put up your seythe-hoW much do
you wantl' Maybe | didn' feel better
when he broke his mind to me, aud
found out that he wanted to Spout his
knife at me for a. Ten to gotO the Masq0e;
rdde. g.- g. s+2 it 'Fi'a
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-12
mishaps OrAulhOrs.

Two or three years ago, as we learn
from the indefatigahleS Holden. the, an
nouncement was made IN the Literary
World, that,a new historical romance
from the penof C. F. Hoffman. would
soon appear. tobe entitled"Red Spur oI
the Ramapo" As it tnever has appeared
many hungry expectants for it may moi
have heard ofthe reason ofits being kept
back. 1t may certainly be laid down a
mong the mishaps of authors. asm-1,,
Mr., Hoffman had been at work with
unusual care for the six months previous
on his, romance, and an eminent book.
publishing firm had coutracted with him
for The copyright. 1t had got to the earl
of the reading public and expectation
was on the qSi vipe for its appearance
The author. according to his custom,
placed the manuscript sheets ina large
portfolio by the side Of his writing table
to prevent their straying away, Hap.
pening one day 10 take a look a. his lite
rary safe, he discovered much to his as
tonishment aud trepidation, that there
was not more than halfa dozen sheets O
MS. in it, His feelings cannot. perhaps
be even imagined. His long labors hac
come to nought. But his manner Of sub
mitting to his loss, puts him, in that mat
ter. by the side ofNewton, in the time O
his tribu!aiion. "
Mr.. Hoffman called tothe chambermait
who had taken care ofhis room, and said
MARY, have you ever taken any pape.
from this place9" 10 ~ q '''''''7 " '''''.
"Sure, sir, 10 kindle the fre--and
thought you were very good to put then
there!" said Mary 'a''7 90 '97 ''.s'S sa'5'
"And pray, Mary, how loog have 20,
been in the habit Of taking papers out O
here?' F11a'l H,lo '''' '''' oos i-''"o
@"All the winter, sure;" said the inno
cent Mary: "bu. | didn't think there wa
any good Of fthem, for they were scrib
bled all over.'' i,Af''a-l -aT 'e-,i
.'"Ah, Msry!" exclaimed the ruined au
thor, "do you know that you have dom
me anirreparable injuryi" T'ea 3 '' '''ft
"a reparable ihjnryW said Mary
"what's that2 sure, but Pm very sorry, sil
"And so am said the author; but h
said nothing more. 'a lsiaate 9a'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-12

'lfo nre,sect H.. ,L .a.r = = ~
Ito tbe farmer iarsIa,,. {. ~, !.
sources d;vsrs;ey at,s ,.',r"..;,"s sr..,s !.
lrunuous : { no,ta,;on of III s.,'l.i';.t ~.
lexfaasteJ iress,,,yrv and ..,.hl;sE a"ss.
pIe and secure basis E,r o,,y c,rr.ncy ~
2 Thar tbe nonula,;on ~ r. or:., n.
terior of X. Tj,;,ed S,atas ;nbah;,;.a ~.
li,ordeys n our lstes and r;vsrs ,sb;rh
are far more ext.oded Than our oceanic
coast. are M fonosr bv'fbe arbiffayv n.
ktyume,taIitv oFt6e ye,o a, he freated
with parsimonv ahd sc,,y,, ana All ,he
reyent,esof ,Iie 6aiio6 Ia{isbed On The
sea hoard aa-'1'Ia'5T si'ia,s7 al--'''a's 81 q
II Thar wEile tns;or;,y Of The beobIe
have adopted nei,ber 1be .iociines ofthase
who declare Tie Ordinance ofi7S7 10 be
unconstitutional on the one hand. nor Of
those, If any s6ch ,bere he who world
tntefere from abruad Svifh Slavery in the
States where il nav ubbapuily exists. on
the other. they have. Loth byIhe PTesi.
dental and Congressional electit,Ds. sig.
nifica6tly and unnisIakesbly decreed that
slavery shall not extend. and that whom.
ever lasvis passed f.r the government
Of New Mexico and California the great
Ordinance of human freedom shall form
nne of its distinctive features. And
should Congress. AZ its present session.
endeavor to foresfalI this expression Of
public sentiment before il can au,horita-
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-12
s.The Law and Newspapers.'

l. Subscribers, who dg not give sTpress notsee
70 the contrary, are considered wishing to continue
their subscriptions.
2. Ifsubscribers order the discontinnnnce Of
their papers, the publisher may continue 10 send
them until all arrearages are paid. :.
s. Ifsubscribers neglect. or refuse to take their
paners from tie officest0 which they are sontt they
ars held responsible. Till they have settled then
bis, and ordered their paper discontinqsd.Y ~
4. Ifsubscribers remove TO other places WITH
out inForming the publishers, aud the paper Is
sent to the former direction they are heldresPoif
sibles tsa14 81 l'ylat. s4 g.g ,a,eie :! 3 y.
8, The Courts have decided that refusing e
take newspaper or periodical from the oihcs y, o.
removing. and leaving ituncalled for, s'prfmt
facier evideuoe of IateaiioRdl Fra1d f7ni e..
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-12
Tl,ick Darkness.

The Stark county Democrat says "it is
too bad that the town of Canton is moi
possessed of single schpol house. and
states that the school Directors have been
trying for weeks to get houses in which
to instruct the male youth of the town
but without success. f il- IS. .,rs b.
If Canton is fair specimen of the
manner in which Molly Stark neglects the
education Of her "male youth" it is nd
wander that Speaker Letter "murders the
Kings English" or that Locofoco ma.
iorities soon double in the county
--Clece. Herald 1qe- sir g. B p
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-12
a-Io - erf A7 - a4 y
I NEW SE VOL 3. NO. 36, .... b. 4. e.

theirlords. why. God bless you. If he had
the power, he would initiate the exam.
pie, Of Robin Roughhesd, and marry all
the widows, and father all the orphans
II stick to the General after ALL said
the widow. -, -. 81,
so do | said the blushipg Julia. and Il
the old General was here, wouldn't kiss
him wouldn't Ismother him with kissesi
IN Y. Atlas.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-12
Agents for the Lancaster Gazette.

Miitersport: e. Vance Gresnfeh 4; WailsI st Merar
Nsio Saism: Dr.. D. Brock iand Thonns Lnueuela
PeksringfeRA A. Ebright JT Pteasant nsipuoen Wy,
Jefferson: David Jenuing East kIshnlHsi psvIn nann'
Ta~f W;sehsStsr, Dr Potter Bremen BeerY Ashhaugh
LoekciLe: WIN P. Tenient t9ubarn ~ J. h9m' ~ b'acN
po,,~I,a,. / Cemeats Jr, Perry Tom: levi Friend
Amanda 7p Wm. AstTook Madison 4: !. ~ q, H1onL
CARROLL; William F. Breck CleaTcrsski So,,W '.anay"
BasiE Henry Leonard 3-aarue' I. " ,,, uaEJ,.'""
1diiiniors; u. u Nicely Somerset; DaVn Jew" S,,,,
". PALMER, ESQ., General Agent for ihe W
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-12
Balance in the Treasury on the
18th Nov, l848----.-.---.-.-

With the delivery of this message. and
the inauguration Of nv successor uccesso will
terminate a trust. which at The hands Of
the Fl ee men ofmy native State. I accepted
with gratitude, entered upon with diff.
dence, aud have endeavored to discharge
with fidelity. From this point of time a
briefre,rospect Of the past two years, may
not be out Of place. The prominent
measures recommended to the Gener al
Assembly have been.
1. That our Currency and Revenue
Laws, deliberately sanctioned by the pee.
pie, should stand, with such indispensii-
BILE amendment as experience should in.
dicate to be Just and necessary.
9. That our Colleges, Asylums and
Schools should continue to receive such
consideration and support. as their grAat
importance demands, t". %, ~ -
8. That our plighted faith should be
maintained inyiolate. By upholding the
laws which had been enacted to provide
for the payment of not only the interest
but the principal Of our debt. By re-.
framing from all further works of internal
improvement, by the State, until tho debt
be paid. BY offering to actual settlers
such reasonable reduction in the price Of
our canal lands, as would bring abou,
Their sale and improvement, And by
strict I economy in the administration in all
dep]artmen ] mis- ofthe Government. ''y
4. Thatthe condition Of the conyiicts
in the Penitentiary. who were toilinp
from dawn until dusk. without an hour "a
read .by day. or a light 10 read at night
should be ,smeliorated; aud that. even IN
tbeir fallen estate. the accents Of kindness
the enlightenment Of truth, the teachings
Of morality. and the consolation of re,
liieion. should not be withheld. - -
| s.. That the monopolies gradually fass.
ltening themselves upon upon the State, and
beginning to claim perpetual duration
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-12

DoN'r GO TO FoRTUNR. TELLERs.-A
young lady wentto a fortune-teller, ne
gro, in Cincinnati, to have her fortune
told, when he locked her in the room,
and perpetrated a brutal act ofviolence
upon her person. She made the best Of
her way home anda physician wasseut for,
who Immediately wished To go and shoot
the scosndrel; but the lady dreading that
the finger Of scorn would be pointed at
her. entreated that the matter might be
kept secret In sobs aud tears, the
deeply wronged, but innocent girl, inn
plored ofthe doctor, who is gentleman
and a member ofan honorable societyin
that city, to keep her case secret. He
pledged his honorto that effect, and heard
her full story. He win not give up her
namey and he is right in not doing SO. ~
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-12

tut tHe cHfeS q Consumption, and Md
DiseGses q tie Lungs and Breast.
THIs GREAT RE NEDY has not only made
almost INCREDIBLE cuREs Of CoNsUnpT,os,
6"' m bfrahsup the mos distyeE1ng Cough, Cold,
Pain IN The Breast, aud .asEtnla, in lew hours
time We suhorile our Agents, 30 all case, eheFe
IL does not give immediaw Tslirf, and the bo,t, 4
returned. % ehee1iily refund The money.
WE wit kow ASK hr ahlp ted eandidly 10 ex-
anime the faeD below, which snbstantiate the mer-
rs Of this great remrhy facrs which are incou-
'ToSr'tible, and eannot be demed. We refer YOU
70 The Statements OF well knonn sPBYscisss and
PRoFEssORs, vino have curDe fotsard and have Ihess
facts. The most iherrdubns can be conyins ed
hat u has made CURES ~heie Everything else have
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-12
Just Received

A SUPPLY of SURGEONS Pocket Instru
~ ments. Tooth. Keys and Forceps,, variety
of Trusses, and the best Supporters aud Shoulder
Braces over offered in this market avg
secf;a.f al s.asif ssts GEORGE KAUFMAN
LancasteH August IL. l848 ra r1q.a ~ Z.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-12
Ycnetian blind nepot.

gWNHE subscriber would respectfully inform the
4 public, that he is now prepared TO manufac-
ture to order all sizes Venetian Blinds, which
he will warrant equal to any manufactured else
where, both in neatness aud durability. ~ 'e'
His Shop is ON Main Street, South side near
the Canal. I, Y. HYDE.
Lancaster, July IA, IS48 III
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-12

IS lT Delirium trernens was relieved in
desperate case recently atRochester by
chloroform.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-12

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Instruments,
Surgical InstrHments, Galyanic Baitery's. Syr-
rInges, Trusses, Supporters and Shoulder Brnces.
(ofD Fitch) etc. just received and for sale, al
wholesale and retail by " '4'i
Aug 10, 1913 aiAs BURY g. BECK.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-12
WHOLE NO. 1916
Dtalislry.
m. JAMES b. HING

6szN. TTNENpERs bis brole.sioqui ,,r.
an, u vices q the ciiizsus Of Lsbcas-
St1IDter and vicinity 4 satis
oFFIcE--Iu sturgsou's Row, near ihe Post
Lancaster, NOtstnbet "a. is4s 1870
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-12
mr.. .Mer1weather ,vr,te,, a, f,llo,r,

Dr., A. l.. Seovill, Cincinnati: Dest si,--Dr.
Rosers' Liyewor .nd Tar came safe 10 hand. |
have sold number NJ bottles. Il has met with
GREAT SUCCESS. A YOUNG MAN Of this
place. supposed BY every one 10 have the CON.
SU UMPTlON, has breu ENTIRELY .cUREDtf
..-.e,4.,tt DAVID NERRIwEATHER. u
Denmark, Tennessee, Jnna 81, l845., ~ -
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-12
0TThe Genuine will be enclosed in White
WIuPper and Splendid sieel Plate Engraved
A ahsi Eor.eala "a holeeals hv

n. VA SNUVITII1, !
~ Z Garner Of Filth and Race, Cibcinhsti, i,
Also, BY BURY 4 BECK, Lancaster. fairfield
County, General Agents; Ashbaugh & Beefy. BIe-
nen; Glrndennine a. Corner. Wlaohestef;W. w.
liiie. LhhppoIis; Erin & Pickering, P'ckeing,ons
A. T. f. Mi,hon, Lockyile: W. +, Breck, CAHolI.
IAonard K iIrolher, Rasi: N. Beatty 4 Go, Bal
timore: john woodward. New Salem, Z. kaib,
Rushville !: Daniel. Hawkins, SUgdr Grove
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-12
.GOYERNOR,S MESSAGE.
Ientlemea efAe Senate and ef0Ee.

is. n'l 20 HOKse ef Represcnfaficess n
An evenifulyear in the history Of ma
tiODs has just drawn To- its close. IL has
summoned you as spastto the discharge
once m"te Of your constitutional duties
and obligations, under auspices iDspi
ribg every true American heart wilb.re.
newed patriotism. and profound adora
lion and gratitudsto Almighty God. our
National DsliSeter. and Bene6cent Bene-
factor. Amidst the fearful and sublime
|Hprisings of the people ef Europe. and
the consequent downfall Of dynssties
thrones and dominions. the Model Re
public, 40 long aud so much scOffed at by
the advocates Of monarchy. stands serene
and unshaken.s Peace smiles sgain on
allher extended borders, and health, a.
bundance.3 ffeednm and contenimeni
reign Within. Questions of foreign and
domestic policy, Of constitutional power
aud obligation, Of peace and war. offree-
domand iSlaverygmay Rtatimes awaken,
as they shouldthe dormant enc giles Of her
people, and the renovating powers Of her
constitution. tAgrest party and its meas
ures may encounter the silent but potent
condemnation Of the ballot-box. The
president ofto.duy. welding in wanton-
hess the power Of twenty milIinns ofpeo-
pie, may be weighed o-Insrrowi in the bal
ance aud be found wsRting. Yet who
does not perceive that the great Amer.
can Republic. purified and strengthened
by these awakenings, remains fast an
choredin the ViFtue. intelligence habits,
affections, and deliberately formed judg-
mento of her people of all partiesf 7eI1,
-' Tho Reports of the several depart:
ments Of the Stale Government, will be
laid before you withoutdelay; and shalt
therefore content myself with the follow
ing synopsis Of the receipts aud di.burse.
ments Of the fiscal year. ending on the
18th day of November, ls4s: ~ aiae q
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-12

MS ca Is very eIIcdcIOls ~ nefVOus cOInpIlnIs
The above Teas can be had only OF
r4' sTaa1s ias WISE & HILLARD. 7'
Who have jnst received and will keep constant.
ly on hand. a inll assortment. Call and try them
Lancaster. November "a, l84s 80
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-12

sHoP-In shefer's Building, one door East Of
the Tullmadge House. Main street.
Lancaster, March 81, I848. s21-s Fbi sly4F
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| g g GO G e 4@3 E,
BEW.dRk or a B.sSE coUNTEREEiTg
Prepared il June las. by JOHN T. ToLAND.
(in the employ Of George M. Allen. Dmegst. Of
Cmciuoa,i) This Coua,efleitis suld by one JOHN
BULL, o( Loulsv;lp, Ky. Be on your guard.
Deeenber !, Is4S tseot .isasa SQn a
/ laankANK DEEDS AND MORTGAGES 'a
I IHDltllgTED on fine paper, for saIeat tie
u Lancaster, Gazette Office
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-12

Yearly advertisers have the prlVIeSe UI re
newing their advertisements ut pleasure. ''0' u'
irE9rBosiness Cards, not exceeding six lines,
will be inserted, for subscribersa Of $500 per
year--nou-spbscriber will be charged $500,
cF- Announcing candidates (for Offices OF every
deScripton) is charged at the rate of FLOR each
name--to be paid in advance. & 2 ,a'ii i@9 ssa
Advertisements not marked on the COPY, for .
specified number of insertions, will be continued
until order out and charged for accordingly.
Advertisers are expected to occupy all the space
for which they contracted and exeesses will be
charged Tor The privileges ufyearly Advertisers
extend only to their own immediate business.
JOB W0RK-We are prepared to execute job
Work upon reasonable notice, with neatness and
at fair prices.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-12

Is ~The Buffalo Courier thinks it is
sbumiliating't, see the London Times
rejoicing in the election of General Tayl
lor. What does il think Of the universal
applause rendered 70 Secretary, Walkers
Treasury Reports by the s.whole. British
pressT
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-12

Mr.. F. e. .Sdre, Druggist, Maa,son, IadiGns,,
States thar Dr. Roge,s. Liverwor, ana Tar has
made soDir vERY REMaREABiE cJREs among MS
OWN aeqHaintantes and that !, IS the only patent
medicine that he recommends. fn t.ri
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-12

EPEs, THE MURDERER, H6NG.- VIM.
cambridge Epes was, on Friday last,
hanged at Danwiddis Court House, Vir-
giniO. for the murder of F. Adolphus
Muir. He was hung at quarter past l
O'Clock, Pm. He made a full confess
ion Of hisgdiIt. in regard to the murder
of Muir. but denied that hehad commit!
ted the other murdefs attributed TO him.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-13

Commencing Friday, Sept. l, lS48,
PASSENGER TRAINS will run daily, Sundays except.
ed, as follows
Boston, I A. NJ, 6 A. NJ, and L. NJ
Worcester, 81 A. NJ, 10 A. NJ aud so I. M.
Albany, 7 A. NJ, and 24 NJ.
Springfield, 81 AM. AMI II P NJ. for Albany.
Springfield 81 A. NJ and 24 p NJ, Tor on tbs arrival
of me train from New Yor) for Worcester and Boston.
DAY LINE TO NEW YORK-Uia Spring field.
The Steamboat train leaving Boston at 7 AN. and Wor
eester at 81 AM will stop Way Stations, unless to
take passengers Tor Springfield beyondPassengers pro-
seed directly on by way of Hartford and New Haven, and
arrive in New York by P NJ
Returning leaves New York at A. NJ. and arrives al
Worcester at T. NJ
FOR ALBANY AND TROY,
Leave Boston at A M. Worcester 10 A. NJ ard arrive
at Albany at ST PM-or leuve Boston at 4PM., Worcester
al 50 M lodge Springfield; leave at 81 next morning
and arrive in Albany at II P. NJ.
The trains Troy leave on the arrival of the trains
Greenbush
The trains for Buffalo leave Albany alta A. NJ. PM
The trains ofthe Pitsfed ard North Adams Rail Road
connect Pittsfed.
The IIonsatonic Rail Road connects at the State line
The trains for Northampton and Greenfield connect al
Springfield and passengers proceed by stage to Bratte\
boro' Windsor, Bellows Falls, Hanover HaVerhill &c
Stages run from Charlton to Southbrdge from West
Brookfeld Ware, Enfield, New Brantee and llardwicE
from Palmer to Three Rivers, Bechertown, Amhers
Ware and Monson HENRY GRAY,
Agent Western Railroad