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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-27
School HOliCc.

WNHE Schools under the charge of the Board
II ofEducaiOn of Lancaster. open on Tues
day the first day Of May. The children, wards
aud apprentices Of residents OF this District are
entitled to attend. Should there he room for the
II conmodation Of Scholars from adjoining dis
trcls, which will be uscertained in four week.
from this daie, limited number will be received
ul rates OF tuition to he then made known. In or
der To proper Classification Of the Scholars, it il
necessary that each he examined, which examn
'tion will consume several days
Ou the first day TUESDAY none but boys ovel
ten years of age will attend.
On Wednesday. boys under 10 and over year!
On Thursday. girls over ten years
On Friday, girls under ten aud over four year,
will attend
The Board have adopted the following Books
to be used in the Schools
Reading McGufey's Electic series, parts / 2
3, and
Speiiing-Web Elementary Work
Arethmetic-Ray's series, parts l, aud 3
Geography-Mitchell's and Mitchels Outline
Maps
Grammars-Smith's Productive and Green
Analysis
Such other Text Books as may be needed, will
be introduced from time to time
Scholars who write will be required TO Turnisl
round ink.stands ofa certain size, which may b,
found at Messrs Bope's, Beatty's aud Lehmnn's
Rules to be observed by the scholars will bt
published hereafter. By order of the Board.
H. C. WHITMAN, President,
WIN. SLADE, Jun, Secretary.
April 27. l849 lw5l
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Sale of Real Estate

NV ILL be sold on The premises on Saturdav
w the 5M day Of Nay nezt, betwees the
hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and > O'Clock p. NJ nj
SAID day, the following Real Estate of Ncbo.
las Sidner, deceased. in Two Lots. living OH the
cd State Road from Lancaster to Tarton, % miles
from the lalter described as follows viz: the first
Lot being part of the southwest Quarter of sec.
ton No. "a, Township No. II. Range No 90. be.
ginning at the southwest corner OF said Quarter
section; thence East ihir;y-lhree rods; thence
North one hundred and sixty perches to the north
boundary OF said Quarter sectium thence Wes,
thlrty-three perches to the Northwest corner of
said Quarter section: thence south to the place of
beginning. containing 80 Acres more or less.
ALSO-5l Acres more or less off the south
east Quarter of section No. %. Township No 10.
Range No. 90; Beginning at the Northeast corner
OF said Quarter section, and running from thence
West two chains aud fifty links to posi-; thence
south twenty-three chainf to posi- thence East
two chains nnd fifty links to the East boundary Of
said Quarter section: thence North twenty-three
chains TO the place OF beginning.
Terms Of saie-One-thIrd of the purchase mo.
ney in hand, one-:hrd in one year aud one.third
IN two years from sale. with interest on deferred
payments. WIN HAMILTON. Admtor
IVifh The VII Gnnezed Of NJ Sidaer, deceased.
April 6. 1913 pi$4,5O 5w4s
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ZanesviIle Iron Works.

NEWELL, DAVIS, JAMES & CO.,
Manufacturers OF Iron, Nails, Spikes, SO.
NNHE ZanesvilIS Rolling Mill is now in full
~ operation, and making all sizes of Iron, of u
quality equal to that Of any now offered in the
ZanesviIle market.
All The Iron Of this company is ,carranted and
general assortment will, at all times, be found
at the Store off. E. PALMER g. CO., where all
orders will receive prompt attention. Upon eve
ry bar Of Iron will be stamped the initials of the
company, IN, D. J & Co.
GAINESVILLE, April 81, 1849 2m5l
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DENTIsTR Y.
California Gold,

NROM the fncl that Guld is found in great aI,un
II dance IN Caliiornia. aud Us il is Inst finding
its way amongst ~. il ~0uld appear wise. ON me
part ni onr Merchants and traders 10 he baking
"ut for themselves desirable locations al ihi, lime
as the siIken net purses Of our farmers and Me
caDlrs, ia all probability, will he soon filed with
The shining yellow BOys
The question naturally arises " here cnu each Of
rs locate ourselves ia trade So that our Interests ia
all respects. will best he secured1--I would an.
swer :hut LiihopOlis Fairfield County. Gun fur.
hlsh al least twn comfortable we'll finished Store
Houses. to any who wish to avail themselves of
this opening at this time, for trade. Il is not
perhaps saying too much that there is not. IN this
or any OF the adjoining equities. at this lime. II
more desirable point Of ftnde. We have a gnuY.
lshing village. surrounded by dense popuution
of thriving farmers, WIN will bring in their gold
en treasures I" this place for trade. We have
but Two Dry Good Houses now in operation AT
thIS fine. We have numbered as high a, six
Stnres in this place.
Forths further information Of any who NAV he
deslnnns OF securing location in all respects de.
"lrahle would remark: first, we have ns healthy
village as any perhaps in the State Of Ohio. We
have two comfortable Brick Churches. Metlo.
dist and Presbyterian aud large Acadetoy. re-.
Gently erected and the School ia fall progres. un.
der the suPeriniendauce of one ofonr most expe.
rience,t and distinguished teachers. DR.. Joay
| WILLIAMS, late Of the Greenfield Academy. We
have III great measure all the advantages Of tlie
Canal without It's disadvantages snch as Cbills
and Fevers. &C., being about two miles distant
We are also distant from Columbus Lancaster and
ClrcievTle. about equal distance. IL miles. aud
midway between Laucaster and Cnlnmbus-giy.
| ing ns hne scope Oi territory 20 oDerafe nm Wa
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Wholesale and Retail
BOOT & SHOE ESTABLISH VENT
woRK. SON & WoRK

WORK, SON & Wo RK,
STILL continues the above bu- S7
~ siness at their Old Stand, and
have on hand SPLENDID AS
SORTMENT of their uwn manu-.
facture, and in addition, have re-
ceived their SPRING STOCK from Cincnna
Ii, consisting of
Ladies' Black. Bronze High and Low Buskins
Fine Kid Slippers and Ties
Misses Blk, Brouze & cold Buskins s. Sppers
Children's Black. Bronze & cold Shoes& Gaters
Mems Buckskin Caters
Also-Are prepared to manufacture superior
article of Mems Caters, having both the Buckskn
and Patent Leather
They have also on hand, first rate nrticle Of
SoleLeatler, Morocco, Binding, Lining, Pegs aud
Lasts.
Kit-All kinds Of findings aud Boot AMI Brogan
Laces
We solicit a continuation of the yer, liberal
patronage we have heretofore received aud re.
quest the Ladies' in particular to call and examine
our Stock. WORK, son g. WORK
Lancaster, April 81, 1849 stiff
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LANCASTER, Friday, April 81. Is40.
oRHrorKp WEEKLY ny usKEAn n pory.

By Telegraph-For The ZaneSviHe Courier.
NEw YoRK, April 24-M
Flour is firm. with sales OF Western ut $4,75O
$4,8l4 Ohio Wheat is very hrm; other grains
unchanged and firm. Cotton is firm under the
advance. Pork is heavy
PiTrsBURoH, April %. l849.
Sales Flour ut $33l03 SO: OF Shingles at $l,75
O2,00, of Corn ht 30O3lc.; Oats 98029c Bar
ley 55060c.; of Potatoes at 70G074c.; Of D. Apples
at 5606ac; do Peaches $l.l80$l 3l:of bacon
hams, Sc; shldrs4c. Of N. 0. Sugar 5054c. in
small lots, Monsses 28O29c
CHlLLIcorHE, April 25.
The price of Wheat is G207Oc; Flour retails ut
81 90 "a 4,25; Corn. new, in ear % cents; Oats
25c Barley 4O0d5c; Flaxseed 62O65c.; Beans so
@62 cts; Lard. 5051 C: Bacon, II. R..4405 cts.
Zanesville, Hooking, Kanawha and Lake Salt,
s., 23.-Gdzetie.
CATTLE MARKETS.
New YoRK Cattle Market, April l6-At mar-
ket-0fered about 1900 beef cattle. Prices re-
main without much alteration. Snles ut from
to cents. all for city consumption.
BALTIMORE Cattle Market, April, lG.-There
was fair supply of beeves at the scales, aud the
demand was more active ut reduced prices The
offerings reached 800 head, of which 500 were
sold TO city butchers. and 800 were driven to
Philadelphia Price ranged from $3.50 to 81 on
the hoof equal TO $50$7 net, and averaging 3d.
27} gross.
HoGs.-The market WINS dull and prices Tell off,
We quote from SIS to $5,5O.-Americdn
PHILADELPHIA Cattle Market, April l9.-At
market. 1900 beef cattle. including 800 head for
New York. Prices-beeves, about 800 sold al
80 5OO$8.850 the fb.
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SUBSTITUTE FOR THE PoTATo.--Mr.
Mason has lately grown new root, cal
led the nllGco, which can, it is thought,
replace the potato. 1t originally came
from Peru, and grows perfectly we'll in
the open air; the flower is very near the
same as that ofthe potato. The part a.
bove ground furnishes very agreeable
vegetable, something like the bean in fla.
vOr. Three crops of the green part can
he obtained in the same season.--PdraS
Paper.
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ZanesviIIe Cotton Mill.

TNHE GAINESVILLE Cotton Mill is now making
Il and turning out with its new machinery all
numbers Of Yarn-Carpet chain, candle wick.
coverlet yarn, batting &c and of quality equal
to that Of any now offered in the GAINESVILLE mar
ket.
The Country merchants generally are invited,
as we can hold out inducements 10 them 10 make
their purchases of Yarn aud batting in Zanes.
vile
GAINESVILLE. April 2T, l849 2m5l
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The Weekly Account.

TUNHE Weekly of the New York Day Book is
u publishedat at SO John.street. New-York. for
the low price orone dollara year, payable in ed-
vance The Weekly Account is an independent
commercial paper, and has taken a stand against
abuses Of every kind, among which it considers
Mercantile Agencies" os standing pre-eminent;
all of which il will use its efforts to remove
Country merchants who nre disposed to encour-
age this effort, have an opportunity to lend to il
their influence, by subscribing to this paper.
New.York. 51w6
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NEW ESTARLIsMMENT.
OoMHn IA LTLLY

Lave entered into copartnersbip By which
j they Intend 20 carry on FASHIONABLE
TAILORING 10 tEe latest, best and most fashion
able styles. Work entrusted to our care will be
done with the utmost DeItness aud deapatch.--
GOod Gts Injured in al cases.
All kinds Of Country produce taken in exchange
for work
SH0P-At the old stand Of Francis Lilly, in
sbawk's Buildings. Main.street.
Lancaster April G, leiO 40
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Lumber 4 BrOOm-HandIes.

a HE subscriber has on hand large lot Of
HdlaHi, Wild Cherry and all other kinds
ofLogs,which will be sawed TO suit the purchaser
upon the shortest notice, into any description ui
Lumber.
on lnnt, and ready TO make to order, upon short
notice, any number, ofhe best rood.
The mill is situated six miles northwest Of Ian.
caster and two miles south of Carroll. Letters
can be addressed, postpaid. to the subscriber,
Lancaster. JOHN ). SNYDER.
February 9. l849. 10
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Shcrif,s sale.
Charles F. Shailer, }

Charles +. Sheiier,
vsa IN PARTITION
Mary V. BOose. ef ais.
DY virtue of an order of sale to me directed
Id from the Court of Common Pleas for Fair,
field County Ohio will offer and expose to sale
by public vendue aud outcry, at the door of the
Court House in said Caunly. on MOndaythe 30th
day Of Apr,I nert between the hours of 10 o'clock
A. NJ. AMI O'Clock p. NJ. Of said day, the follow
ing described Lands and Tenements. tO.wit: All
of the North half of Lots Nos and ., in the 18th
Square of the Town of Lancaster, save and par
ticularly except 80 ieet off of the South end oi
said hall Lots Nos and in the said 18th Square,
by line drawn East and West through said half
Lots. subject however to the Dover Estate there
in of Mrs. Mary V. Boose, as assigned To her
Also, thirty feet off of the South end OF the North
half of Lots Nos and .. in the 18th Square Of
the Town of Lancaster. Also. the South half oi
Lot No. Is in the 9TH Square of the Town of Lam
caster. Also, Ott-Lot, lying in the West side OF
and being part OF Zane's location at Lancaster,
adjoining Fraction No. Of fTOwnship No. II and
Range No. 49, OF the United States survey, con-
tanning seven and One-fourth Acres. This last
mentioned Tract OF Land to be sold subject 10 n
subsis,ng and unexpired lease thereon. in favor
of f. A. Shelter aud Jacob Shelter, which will
expire April LIST, 1851
Terms of Sale-One-third the purchase money
to be paid in hand, one-third in one year, aud the
residue in two years with interest on deferred
payments from day of sale.
OLIVER. II. PERRY, Sheriff.
March 80, l849. $3.50 5w47
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THNHE STOCKHOLDERS ofthe FAIRFIELD
u. COUNTY SAVINGS INSTITUTE are here
by notified, that, on Tuesday, May Isl an cleo.
ton will be held at their Banking House, for 81.
VEN DIREcToRs to serve the ensuing year. The
remaining instnment due upon the Capital Stock
is requested to be paid in on that day.
The regslar dividend will be payable on and
after the lat lust c. F. GARAGHTY, Cashier
Lancaster, April 6, l849 4w48
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"CATTLE oNA THOUSAND HLLs."-
The Hacienda or estate of the Mexican
Jaral, embraces probably the largest
landed possession in the world. 1t lies
in the northern part of the State of Guam
axuato, and embraces part of the State
Of Zaccatecas, and amounts to about
$4,000 square miles. This is larger than
the whole of the State of Tennessee.
This Nabob also owns 100000 head of
live stock. See Goodrich's Geography of
the World.
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OBITUARY.

DIED-At his residence, near Belfontane, Lo-
gan county. Ohio, on Sabbath Evening, April 18th,
l849 Of congestion OF the brain, Mr.. STEPHEN
p. BUCHANAN. in the 44lh year of lis age
He had been resident in Fairfield county for
many years and had removed to Logan county.
but l3 days previous to his decease. He left a
widow and children besides numerous relatives
and friends to feel their bereavement and mourn
over his departue. He had in early life connect
ed himself with the Associate Reform Presbyte-
tian Church, and his department was orderly and
as becometh the gospel until the time OF his de-
cease. ii.
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A SpIsmdId Assor1ment OF
sale OfRcaI Estate.

pursuance Of an order cr sale to me directed
i by the Court e. Common Pleas within and for
tie county Of Fairfield aud State Of Ohio. will on
Saturday the 9Th day OF slay, a. ID. 1s4O.
expose to sale by public vcndue aud omcry at the
door oflhe Court House in said county, The fol-
lowing described lands. subject To the dover es.
tate oI Mary Haley as Unsigned to her therein. to
vii: Eighty ucres of land situate in said county
known and designated by heing the east half Of
the northeast quarter Of section No 80. Township
No IA Range No. 10.
Appraised at five dollars per acre.
Terms ofsale one third in hand and the residue
III two equal annual instalmens with interest from
the day Ofsale.
SOLOMON BUMGARDNER. Admtor.
ofthe Estate Of Benedict Haley dec.
April6, ls49. pf$3.0O. 5w4S
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LADIES and GENTLEMEN,
walk up and see the ELEPHANT


"T0ULD inform the citizens Of Lancaster
w and vicinity, that the Elephant has arriy
ed, and is perfectly docile, and remarkably found
ofseeing the Ladies'. All arc invited 10 attend the
exhibition free OF charge. In addition 10 the
above attraction, he has received his splendid aud
we'll selected stock Of
Spring and Summer Goods,
Which embraces every description Of Goods usn.
sually found III our largest aud best Dry Good
Stores. He is also prepared to exhibit fine ss-
sortment Of
FANCY GOODS
Bonnets, Ribbons, Flowers. .Funs. Gloves. Hose,
Shoes. SC. &c.
Also, any amount and every variety Of
q 8AO1@9o O8@ 39 GOODS
French Needle-worked Collars, Shaws, Ia fer
splendid While Grape Skaris.) which cannot
fail to please the most iastidious. any part OF
Which will be sold at the lowest prices
lew examples of which will be found below
THIRTY yards OF CALICO for One Dollar
22 yards of MUSLIN for One Dollar
Good Cotton Hose nine cents a pair
do do Gloves five do do
White Cotton Caps three for five cents
Linen handkerchief, nine cents each
A good Umbrella, as do do
BOnnets. from 10 10 44 cents each
Parasolets for Misses 90 do do
French Lawns. beautiful, at III cents, and all
kinds Of Goods nt corresponding low rates.
TO THE GENTLEMEN-I would say that |
can supply you with any kind OF Goods you may
WISH aud in few days will be prepared to offer
you a fine lot of
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NEW STORE. NEW GOODS
H. Lrrrr.ER

II. 4 T T I r R,
now receiving aud openingnn entire New aud
L Splendid Stock Of Spring and Summer Goods
III the Store Room formerly occupisd Ly Ander.
son y hiers and opposite to Mr.. John U. Giesy's
d'rril,ng house, Almin Street. Lancaster, Ohio.
FOR TIE LADlES.-Anaslasia Lustre,
Silk Striped aud Figured I.eoni,
Silk M0hair Mode DE Lane, Linen Barcee,
Linen lustre. Victoria Lawns, India Book,
EmhIodcred Muslin Robes. Jaconet Mnsliu,
English and Scotch Ginghams, Grass Cloth,
TarlctOn Muslin, Mode Alpaca, Lace& Edgina
a heavy lot Of
NEW STYLE CHINiZ AND CALICOEs,
rery cheap.
Barege Shawls aud ScaHs, Capes and Collars
Fancy Silk Haudkerchefs and Points
Linen Cambria llandk rs, Fancy Bonnet Silk,
Assorted Kid Gloves, Lise do Wreulhs and
Artiiciuls.
Salclels and Travelling Bags, Parasols and
Palasnleis
BONNETS-A ine assortment of
uAW 9PV&9 0AO1g9O DOINBR9
Dery cLe0P, from - 10 cents up,
splendid assortment of Bonnet Ribbon.
White. Black aud Mixed Cotton Hose.
Bleached and Brown Drilling, Bed Ticking,
do do Muslin
CoItOh ana carpet larn assorted numbers
Cation Batting and Wadding
FOR THEGENTLEMEN-C & Cassimeres
Summer Goods aud Cloth, an extensive assert.
ment OF every variety of color and quality,
Summer Cassiineres, Sat,nets. Jeans. Tweeds,
Cotton Drillugs. Cotton plaids and Jeans
HATS and CAPS-A large assortment.
BOOTS AND SHOES--Ladies' Fashionable
Walking Shoes and Slippers, Misses do do
Ladies' Guiters, a fine article
Childrens' Shoes, assorted
Glass and Qneensware, Looking Glasses,
GROCERlhS-A good lot OF Coffee, Sugar,
Tea, Molasses, Rice. Pepper and Spice.
CASH paid for WHEAT.
Taken in exchange for Goods at the lowest
cash prIce, Feathers, Rags Beeswax, Tallow,
Fhxseed, Butter, Lard, Bacon aud Eggs.
Lancaster, April 90, I349 Im5O
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la Fairfield Com mon Pleas.
PETITION TO SELL LANDS.

fETlTION To SELL LANDS.
Teunis p. Ashbronk, Guardian of Isaac n. Kauff.
man, Elimh b. kaufman, Cathariae Kaufman,
Joseph D. kauilmau and Nancy Kaufman.
E1-parte.
N obedience to an order Of sale directed TO me
Il from the Court aforesaid at its March Term,
I349, will on Saturday the I2M day Of Nay
neat. before the door ut the Court House in said
County, between The hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ.
aud o'clock p. NJ. Of said DAY, offer for sale by
public vendue aud outcry. three equal undivided
fourth purts of the following parcels OF Land sit
uate in Fairfield County to wit;
Hrst-Part uf Section Nh I8, Township No II,
Range No IL. containing 8O} Acres.
Secohd-Part OF the West half of Section No
10. Township No IL, Range No II, containing so
Acres.
THrd-Part If the Northeast Quarter Of Sec
ton No 10, Township No II, Range No II, con-
taining 40 Acres and Il pcrches.
Fourth-Part OF tile West half of Section No
l3, Township M Is. Rangc No t9. containing 25
Acres aud 3 ruds-the meies aud bounds whereof
are particularly set out in said order OF sale, sub
ject to the following ncumbrances.
Erst-To the support OF Christian Shickler,
during his le-time. equal Ia three-fourhs the in-
terest on the sum of FL sj6 &C. payable annually.
SecoRd-To a right of Dover in the Whole OF
said premises in favor of Cafharine kaufman,
Widow of David Kaufman, deceased.
TMid-The right OI Dover III favor of Mary
Anu Widow of Joseph kaufman limited 10 three
fourtlls the interest lhereinan lastly subj also
to lie taken at the applaisouent uf three indicuus
mel alter the deuth Of saA Christian Shicker,
by David. Noah. Joseph (now dcceased) and Sam
mel Kaufman. sons OF David Ksuffman, deceased.
on payment TO Barbara Splitter or heirs and
Christian kauffinnn or hers. the amount stipulated
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AA/ u nave feCelNeu, anu VIII continue week
w ly to receive fine assortment OF all
kinds of
Spring and Summer Goods.
We ilatter ourselves we have the best selections
now in the market and we know that we eau
sell cheaper than any Of our neighbors; having ns
expense and willing TO sell for small profits.
All that we can ask will be passing look be-
fore buying. Do as our neighJors said, view the
small stock we now have aud ii we cant please
you 60 to their large stock and buy.
We know we have every thing that is general
y keptin our line. and not having a dozen clerks
10 support can utford TO sell TEN PER CENT
cheaper than any Oh the street.
Ladies' we hive been very careful in selecting
patterns Of GlNGHANS, LAWNS and other
styles OF
WNg2sEM SeMggS g HGOSs
together with SUMNER SHAWLS ofall kinds
which you well know we will sell cheap. Come
aud give lis call aud five cant give the best bar
gains we will not feel hurt at your buying else.
where We sell only for really pay willie others
credit and must make prcft from yoa TO cover
bad debts.
The highest price will be paid for Wool and
other Produce given in exchange for goods.
CRAWFORD & JULIAN.
Lancaster, April 81, 1G49 81.
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READY Made CLOTHING.

Gotten up under the immediate supervision Of
}. c. FROsT, Esq, n fashionable No. Que Tailor.
Our clothing will all be manufactured in Lmcas.
ter. and we hold ourselves responsible for the
workmanship. We will not be undersod BY any
house in this part Of the State
We can furnish custom work to order on the
shortest notice.
Persons wishing to manufacture clothing eau be
supplied with work
My Sloreis in the room lately occupied by L.Lo
beuthal, Esq. Main-street. West oi,and dagonally
opposite the Hooking Valley Bank and directly
opposite the residence Of Mr.. John U. Giesy.
Remember the sign above the door. II. W.
DWELLINGS DRY GOODS STORE.
wish to purchase all kinds of country produce
at the highest market price
II. w. DEVELING.
Lancaster, April 81, l840 81
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TO the Creditors Of WIN. COuIsol.

NoTICE is hereby given that he has made
l ' application to the Undersigned in compi
ance with the provisions Of the lnsolvent law
Ofthe Court of Common Pleas for Fairfield County
make return of the proceedings had before Inc
in compliance with the requirements of the Stat
ute in such case made & provided.
VIRGIL E. SHAW, Com Of Laso'Uents.
April 81, l849. 3w5l~
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Ohio University

VUNHIS INSTITUTION is now in full aud sue.
u cessIu opernrinn with an able Fncnlfy. The
next term will commence ON 1AnTsd0y May 3,
lB49.
TUITION PER TERM.--In College $lOi Pre-.
ParaOry Department $8
BOARDlN6-tl m $1,5OPer week
For further information address FHv AtFRED
RY0Rs, ID D. President.O Or A q BROWN
Secretary Of the Board
Athens. Athens CO. Ohiu Marcl 30. l849
PS general meeting of fhs Alumni aud
former Students il expecieJio be held OH the day
preceding the next annual commence which
occurs On the first day If August
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WUElAN@AGo

MARRTED-On Thursday, the 26th inst. by
the Rev. L. Rizer, Mr.. ADAM HOUSEHOLD
Err. of Rushcreek township, and Miss ELIZA.
BETH ESSEC, of this place.
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school Books.

n HAVE just received large supply OF the
u Books adopted by the Board of Education, at
reduced prices w. s. BEATTY
Lancaster, April 27, 1849 81
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-27

Ladies' u. r.. &. " S'rS.
A BEAUTIFUL ARTICLE, Just received ant
"A. for sale at No. 66.
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