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THE LADIES WREATH,
rpIrEp NJ as. .. 4. nAnrYs.

EDITED AA' :
Martyr Ely, PubiiAsrs l45 Ndssaa arse, HeW York.
MONTHLY MAGAZINE of "a pares with two
ulepdid Steel Enrrayinr and coored Lithoapc Flower
THESE ,n.Ynynes win lew excepions oriaipaI
expressly for Inc ea BY the abest artists The twelve number.
fom the pens Of our best writer's expressly fo s work
DESIGN OF THE WREATH
This Il NOT to eater ts vicious appee enrcndered
much of ~. lyt literature of the day a simply 10 furnish
agreeable entertaining reading object
much higher We aim 20 give Introduce
into The FAMILY CIRCLE. WORK coDtunnr PURE CHRIS
TIAN LTERATUREa work which shall exert an ENROLLING
nuence upop readers help sustain pncpe
habits and moral sentiments which lie M uie
IN our epubca beres md free I'm entering
FAMILY CIRCLE, we have endeayored, and still
dcayor 20 CONS as good both parents
deno plead The cause OF Virtue intelligence and Religion within
@ asd sa and spSa s s %n Of ~ AZ
relations Ms. 80
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New Goods. subscribers ha'eja'' received from late ami
is piece. linens. which they w.n.n, be pure,
900 dozen linen csSrie from . q Is cent?.
90 s ssssI sss, ssmrc 90 se s sas
5 a. q ssisrs% asi ss%srie Do sts cents
10 do.sn real net mi,s, win and without fingers.
~, - scry rich ~, white . craps s y Wis.,, -
100 do do misses and chldren's do, every kind.
rs elegantly embroidered pocket handksrchiefs.
s.sniioa Of ths ladies Is respectfully invited.
"p hos 49,
THE Domestic Practice OF Hydrop.shy, with ansen
engraved Illustrations Of important Subjects BY Edward John
Hydcpsay, water illustrated win many Of
and Practice ydrop.y, intended g, epgs, by
u ar rrsI 1i For 'ae% fhANck TAYLOR
Volume HIdrehs United States.
southey's Commonplace Book Nos.
ys2 sess ss VIZ, S Ta sSs sise
cheap editon 81 cen) Of "Lady Alice" The New Una
The Maiden Aant-a story OFFS NJ
an and he American Lustra Curling Fluid The best Fsrina
Cologne Gne French soaps and choice assortment Of Buffalo Tuck
Also ceIebraed skn Powder, restoring, beaute
% and the complexion and rendering nc .k deieaey
Aug. "a (ciobe) A few doors below National Hotel
sines edition OF cp..-se comprising In one vol
e q soss;
orranto, &c. ,fssa eN
wavey Anecdotss Illustrating popular characters scenes
cdens in the novels and 81 Sir Walter vol Lon
don. TAYLOR A MAURf.
June 81 Booksecrr near Oh
Accoraeens and F1utsn~s.
JUST RECEIVED sstoner Hall, case 81 superior toned Ac
49,, fetso.s asscu q n sss s s sS@
chasing elsewhere.
Alec Falaas improved style -. .,.c..
For sale WIN. fftCHER.
July g. ft1tt
NO. David CapperAela. by charles Dfchens (nos.)
Domestic Pfcoce Il Hydropay, with Is engraved insnons,
This day rscsIysa' sar al ssIe A. TAYLOR MAURy,s
July BOOKSTORE, eth street.
The Cop1<te corsning the Habits Diseases
ana Msharmenof hs Hcvse sfsbie and hs Road
July 10 FRANCK TAyLoR
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SEA BATHING-OLD POINT HOTEL.
THIS beautiful establishment always for the reception OF
order. The grounds have been greatly i'm
proved enlarged aorng besides the
baths and shower baths. There fine Shore
those who prefer surf bathing.
Charges heretofore.
BY the day. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
BY The week at the rate Of. I 20 per day.
month the rate of. 90 Z"
Children and servants half price, Il. 80
May 25-3aw6w JAMES 9. FRENCH.
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A PPIETONy Railroad and Steamboat Companions
Il being Travellers Guide through the Northern Middle, and
States New Brunswick and Nova Scotia iusa
ted wit maps Steel and IS enguyings
book for Travellers through the United
ses ebeshed win a ensravnss, and accompanied BY largo
ff,,sf fa el. 80 TX.
a large and accurate map
cents, with map. FRANCk TAYLOR
Aug fg
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RHETORICAL Collections OF Virginia, containinga
III collection of the interesting facts traditions biographical
sketches anecdotes kc relating is history and antiquities,
geher with geographical and statistical descriptions % which
appended Historical Descriptive Sketch Of District Co
Iumba, illustrated 100 egraving BY Henry Howe;
Europeans present by Robert lowison volumes For
sale by FRAhCk TAYLOR 3
Aagl
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To Democrats and the Publishers OF Democratic pa
pers. 6aF 545 far
TIME subscriber having from his clekship Ia the
Post Office Department objectionable sin being
Of finding employment either the editor Of
the Washington correspondent Of
several similar papers. "a ~
RErEREscEs, Hon. Kendall and Gen. McCala, Washing
NJ Buchanan Baltimore; James Page and
Badger, Philadelphia; Robert H. Morris, New
York Jabez D. Hammon Cherry Valley, and Hon. Geo. A.
Stnrkweaic Coopertown, KS and Hon Lewis Cass Detroit
Communications, postpaid will receive due attention
WAsHrsGros, d. c., July 10, 1919. July l9--3t
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CUTTARs.-wIILIAM FISCHER has hand great variety
plain guitars with patent screws square aud
heads with without cases prees from hve 20 nny dcia
Also pianos the celebrated
yons, flutes from eight keysi caonets hgcoe
h accordeons, and hutnas with The most improved instruction
book each instrument
| July %
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NEW BOOKS Ar TAYLOR 8 MAURr's near Ninth

Rowland Cashel, by Lever, I'd part
Hiidreths New History Of the United Sates, vol.
sottheys Common place Book, hGper's edition, No.
Edmond Dantes, Sequel 10 Count Of Monte Christie
European Life Manners, by Henry Colman
Mira Greys novel, Masdeen and Marcie, or e Reetoy
Guest
Julv $ r \.
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UTHATMAN's Drawing Paper-w. FISCHER, importer
dealer superior stationery pahments, RodBess cutie
ny, &C., has just received direct from The mnnucure large
drawing made expressly
following all Of which constantly for whole
"a retail NJ stauoners' Hall.
Cap size, 10 BY ncbes DENY Is By 20 inches medium u
10 by ~ inches superoynl 10 by "a nche
Imperial by inches elephant 20 BY ~ inches Columbia, IS,
inches. July 10
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VIEW MUNTC.
lust received The old Stationery stoe
door east o. ioh street Pa avenue, The following and
mnsic, which win usual
price, making u only four cents per pnge.
Orders f nusc attended % a any moment te shove Price
!nsu near semaf s.nsd, dedicated % MA /.
An wherefore Zee psy; n. esssrss csvsans, sung ~
Once my hear wss s, and nee sdspsd Rosa Lee
for The guitar. b
TO me Evening Star mclody, ny q. Verdi &
Nome, arranged fos the pleno, ~ beyeh
$780, ss;!sssE2 cs!s SSssr l Sssss
ssssssss xIs,sS y J. q q. > s1skscvsn.
Gems fom Punsiss sseJ Lomsard ccmpcsed ny Boyer
81, Ssss ! bud "a q sssss sS ssfs1 80 H
IN me 81 chair NJ fssher sefs By Bslfs.
Tns iolisa; 4 p.sysr |. ~ WOODBURY. es.
ssss 81 q WINDOW .uns By she s~s,e Harmcnss
1.sAsiak ~ vntssisns, " A. Msirs.
-. - -, =. ;x,....z -.
~ - - ..uss selected W y'ss ~ y
J.,x 0.fA1 rhASOA fAthDA'
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y
NoTEA bidders extend the Of their
bids for each article and exhibit the total Of each bid
The periods and quantities OF each delivery those where
hey Specified win fourth LIST June September LIST
December, 1850, and LIST March, 1851.
hog pork atened corn
nog weigh NOT les. sn two hundred pounds extending the feet
e ears and mouf Side pieces be substituted for he hams
The pork be sailed Turk Island
pounds each.
When packing completed contractor
nsh this oce certificate from the packer that the pork has been
ted and packed The pork 10 be contained In seasoned hear
Of white oak barrels full hoopcd the beans and salt barrels and
soap and candies strong boxes convenient size M
only received by Of iry-two quarts
The bushel The candles have we The provisions r
81 Peters and Fort Gaines 81 Louis for te ultimate
destination In the hr. week Of April lso And The stores for Por
Games 81 Peters by Isl June, 1850 failure this
particular win be considered breach eonaet and the department
win be authorized purchase supply these posts The pro
Visions viii be inspected The time and place o. deve, and NIL
ss ssorhoases may be designated by the Of the depart
meht The Commssa General the privilege Of
tminishns the Quantities dispensing with all ARTICLES
required at any post any time before entering into contracts and
as Of Increasing reducing the quantities OF delivery
third subsequent notice.
Bddc not heretofore contractors, required 20
surees, responsibility BY
district attorney o by well known 70 the government
ousrwise their proposals viii not be acted
ss III ss, I" I . &C. sS. %
.sx he Necessary for ysy~e. which win be effected IN
such public be convenient the o delivery
option o the Treasury Department
No drs ON this once VIII be accepted paid under eum
Bach proposal win be sealed IN separate envelope and arke
2 - = = GEO. GIBSON. G, @. s.
NorrEdor win not be paid Cor inserting In ter paper I'M.
ADVERTISEMENT unless authorised do by te commia Gene
raj Of Subsistence. July l5-aawtisth Sept
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EPISCOPAL Church Chsnt-T3ool<, designed 60 fncfli-
II chanting churches devotional circle
varied selection chant with instructions
mode Of performance, &c. by the Rev. VIM saun
- TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
July n Booksellers, Oh street
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-02
DAILY Line 10 CoIumbus.

We have neglected to notice the fact tina: our
enterprisiDg townsman aud shge contractor, d.
TALtMADoE, has established daily line OF four
horse post coaches to be run between this place
aud Columbus.
To the citizens Of Lancaster and those living IN
the vicinity aud seuih Of US, this will prove Of
great advantage, both for mail uud travelling IA
cities. 1t lis on the part Of our Land Admiral, O
mere gratnity, he only receiving iory-cigbt dol
lars for carrying the mail, aud we hope that the
increase of travel will richly compensate him
In that way alone can the line be secured to us
and il would be hard to lose il, now that we have
experienced its benefits,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-02

IY-The Edinburgh RevieU for January has
been received, being No. | of Vol xxx Of the
The French Benedictiues; the Progress of Me.
chancal Inventions, u highly interesting article;
the; the Diplomacy Of Louis XIV and William Ill.
the Saxons in England in which is pointed oul
the need ofmore copous historical information
touching the Saxon irruption and its effect upon
English manners, and some effort is made to sup
ply tue deficiency; "A very valuable article upor
the Pnnjaub, the East Indian territory in whicl
English arms are now conducting war; the Re
lieio Irish Distress copious subject; and all in
terestiug sketch Of Lord Mibourne
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-02

B-The Missouri papers publish story about
Mr.. Weatherford, Sheriff of Schuyler county,
who attempted to defraud the State out of So 200
in the following manner: He gave the money to
his wife aud left home. At night stranger ap-
piled for lodging and was permitted 20 remain.
Later in the night three men disguised as negroes
went to the house aud demanded admittance aud
the money. The woman informed the stranger
of wha, was going on, who handed her pistol
with which she killed one man, he with another
pistol killed q second and the third decamped
Upon examination it was found that the woman
had killed her own hush md hoax.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-02

EMANcIPATION IN KENTUcKY.-The Louisville
Courier boldly takes the side OF freedom in the
slave question now under discussion in that State
cussion upon the subject 1t asserts that the over
wheming vote thrown in favor oil "a convention tc
amend the Constitution, was virtually vote
against slavery as there was no other complaint
against the existing Constitution. The Courier
is an able aud Efficient Taylor paper. public
meeting was held in Louisville Court House
which declared in favor of emancipation.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-02

sBTNotwithstanding Polk claimed our right tc
the "whole of Oregon" as clear and indisputa
BILE, it appears from late Developments, he agreed
to give great Britain enough to mako it al
object for our Government to drive bargain will
the Hudson Bay Company, for their reserved
rights, which consists in lands and free navi
CATION of the Columbia River, in Oregon. The
company claim million of dollars, a very clevel
amount Of money. The matter is now before tn,
Senate and the general opinion is that the diff
Guilty will be compromised by paying over all til,
Company cnilns--one million ofdollars.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-02

EB@Gov. Briggs last Message to the Massaclu
setts Legislature is commented upon by the Lon
don Examiner in way which affords as good a
specimen as we have ever seen OF that remarka
BILE ignorance Of men aud things in the Unilet
States, English editors SO frequently display
Says tue Examiner after quoting what the Cover
nor says on the subject of slavery: This procla
nation is counterSigned by the stakeholder win
lam 3. Calhoun"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-02

wA Washington correspondent of the New
York Courier says:-"Col. Bliss is among the re
cent nccessions to the society of the metropolis
His prese nee will be required for several days in
connection with business before the War Depart
ment and in preliminary arrangements for the &C
commodation Of Gen. Taylor. With the same
dignity and propriety that have characterized hi:
whole conduct, especially since he has been
brought so conspicuously before the public view
lie has taken private lodgings, These little things
deveope the character and qualities of men, and
in thus retiring from observation on spot where
interest and regard are daily excited in his behalf
Colonel Bliss has exercised sense of decacy
which is calculated to increase the respect with
which he is universally regarded wherever he il
known"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-02

Mr., CLAY.-The New Orleans Delta of the 8tl
instant states that Mr.. Clay, now soioulning in
that city, will not attend the sitting of the Senate
called on the 4ih of March next but will be at his
post, if his health permits at the commencement
OF the regular session in December next.
The Delta adds, that Mr.. Clay lis in the ,,os.
session Of all his vigor Of mind aud body, and
looks as ifhe had many years Of good service in
| him "
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-02

oH YRs! Ont! YEs!'-The Court of Common
Pleas for Fairfield county. will commence its
session. in the Court House, on next Monday
week, the 10Th inst.
All YOU who are in want Of Law and Equity
especially Law. will make uote accordingly; anc
all who want Equity must bear in mind tw,
things--they must subscribe for the Gazette ant
pay the printer. A Jury Of twelve honest me,
considers an individual, who owes the printer. a
unworthy ofjustice.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-02

GaN. TAYLon's CABISEr.-It is amusing to read
the kmOwing guesSes Of Washington lciter.wriiers
and Locoloco editors about Gen Taylors Cabi
net. To be certain, they have named about a
dozen different individuals for each Department
and it would be curious il some of their guesfes
were not correct. But one thing is certain, be.
yond peradventure. The guessors have made
asses of themselves. By accident they have dis
covered that Mr. CLAYTON goes into the State
Department and that's all lIley do know up to the
present time.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-02

THE VoTE OF TExAs.-We have at length beer
able to lay our hands OH partial returns of the
late Presidential election in this blossom of Lo
cofuco State. Over 10000 votes were polled, o
which General CaSs has near 1000 majority o
the 81 counties General Taylor has majorites ii
but three, and in one off these (Victora)the vote il
~ to 86-in another CORPUS Christ) sc to Sc
and in the other (Cameron) 476 to $50 Such
verdict form The old asylum Of leg.treasurers, va
grants and all sorts of iusitives from justice
comes with pretty good grace after the smoke O
the great battle has cleared away.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-02
UYWAN@AGo

MARRIED-On Thursday. February |, l8l9
by the Rev. David II. Swartz. Mr.. DAVID GRUB
and Miss POLLY CUSTER, all of RichIand town
ship, Fairfield County, Ohio
On Thursday, February %, 1849 by the same
Mr.. JACOB w. LANTZ and Miss BARBARA
BRYAN. all of Pleasant Township, Fairfield CO.
MARRIED-On the 22d nit by Rev. VIM. Cox.
Mr.. JACOB ULRICK, 10 Miss MARTHA JANE
CHURCH. both of this town.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-02
A Good Exnrnnie.

Fonr oiour good Whig friends, who have bsou
sending their money east to support 'Model Cour
iers," have concluded that the papers were hard
ly worth the money, and have determined
hereafter TO leud US theiraid in keeping the Ga
=eHe aaoat. Thankful for lhis we hope that 9th
ers will follow the example. With an adequate
support we con and will mike paper more val
uable to Fairfield Wing than any Dollar Week
Ia,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-02
0he MIarkets.
LANCASTER. Friday, March Q. 1s4S.
CORRECTED wEgKLY BY KisKEAD 4 DoTY.

by Teiegr0Ph-F0r the Seioto Gazette.
CIScIsSAri, Feb. 27--I. r. NJ.
The Flour market is frn. Sales Of 1000 bbs
at $3,Sl4. The grain market is unchanged. Whia.
key is in fair demnnd. ut l55c. per gallon Pro.
visions stagEant Sales OF 400 boxes of Western
Reserve Cheese at &c.
Groceries.--There is steady demand for SI.
gar. We quote at d 405c. Sales Of Moassps. u,
94A025c. ergaon Sales OF $50 bags OF Coffee
at &c.
CHlLLfcoTHE, February 90.
The price OF Wheat is 73r075c: Flour retaiIs al
$4,00 a 4,2j; Corn. new, in ear 90 cents; Oats
2Oc; Barley 40045c; Faxseed 62f065c.; Beans SO
D62 cts: Lard. 5i0G c Bacon, II. R,.4l0j cts.
Zanesville. Hooking, Kanawha and Lake Salt
g. l24 Gazette,
By Telegraph-F For Me ZancsriHc Courier.
NEW YoRK, February 27-M.
Flour-Holders have put the market up. bu
buyers do not meet them. Sales $500 barre
Westeru at $5624 S. ,G8s.
! Beef Catle-Sales on the hool at $2,j71 ~ l0t
| pounds.
Provisions-Sale Western Mess Pork at 81
aud Prime at 1915, Sales Mess Beef at $l3, an,
OF Lard at 61063 cents
Groceries-Snes Of New Orleans Sugar at Al q
5s cents 600 hhds: aud of Molasses at % cent.
Sales OF Whiskey at 23Q234 cents.
Treasury notes IL; Ohio Skies /. aud Kentuc
ky Skies II cents advance.
ZANEsvILLE, February OF.
Wheat still rules at 20 cents, and but little con
ing in. No change in produce generally COui
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-02

~ We have hitherto neglected to cal
the attention of our Merchants to the ad
vertisement Of Mr.. MCFADDEN, Zanes
Vile. The Cotton Mill at that place, i;
now in full operation and judging by the
quantity of sales, the goods give genera
satisfaction.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-02
Notice.

TYNIlE late Co-PUtnership in the Tin and Cop
Il persmiihiug business, between Benjamin
Conne and John Work. under the firm Of John
Work g. ca. is dissolved. The business Wi in
future, until the same can be wound up, be coi-
Quoted by Joseph Work, Assignee, &c. by whom
all orders in said line of business will he filed,
and all call, of customers attended to as heretofore
All persons indebted to said dissolved Co-Part-
nership are requested To mike settlement with
and payment TO said Assignee.
JOHN WORK.
b. CONNELL.
Laucaster, February %, l849 3w42
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-02

CoSTEMPTIBLE.-The Steubenvie Herald just
ly remarks:-"To see politicians who profess to
have great love for their Countrywide success OF
party and principles who pride in being regard.
ed as eaders-who have great deal to say how
their party paper should be conducted, and have
no objections to a fat office, who so much in
iove with the almighty dollar, as to not contri.
butte one iarthing to the support Of their political
paper-who sponge their reading day after day
and year after year-annoy their neishbors. and
get the printers labor without a recompense-oI
all species of meanness this is Tie most contempt.
bIen
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-02
New ORLEANS. Feb. COP. M.

The steamer lsthmus sailed yesterday
for Chagres, taking with her forty five
passengers-emigrants for California
The gold fever still continues unabated
The provision market owing to unfa-
vorable accounts from New York, has
become depressed and prices have given
way.
| note decline of one dollar per Dbl
in pork--prime is now selling at $40 pei
bbl. and mess at a similar reduction: lard
also dull; sugars and molasses steady
nothing new TO notice in -four or grain.