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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-13

PUNIsuING PRIZE FIGHTING.-A bill
has passed the Massachusetts Legislature,
and been approved by the Governor,
rendering every person who fights ny
previous arrangement. liable to 10 years
imprisonment or S., 900 fine. Every one
who attends such fight, as aids, second,
or surgeon, or in any way encourages
and promotes it, shall be liable to serve
8 years in the State Prison, or years in
the county Jail, or to be fined $1,000
Any one who leaves the State to fight is
punishable with 5 years Imprisonment OF
$4,000 fine.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-13
DER. GOUCHER'$
Celebrated AgUe Medicine

HNHIS Medicine has proved itself 10 be the
surest. safest and quickest remedy for ChillS
aud Fever. now in use Unlike most of the quack
patent nustruns ofMe dag. it does not profess 10
cure the whole list of diseases 10 which flesh is
heir; but simply Chills aud Inlermitens.
We shall not travel from Maine to Georgia 10
procure certificates; but from the thousands, who
have been cured by the use oi this medicine. the
following gentleman have permitted me 10 ap.
pend their names:
CgRTrlcArE We the undersigned take pleasure in
commenting iO the public, ~ GOrCHtRs Ague Medicine
sold hy W. E Beatty. Lancaster OHIO. We arc satisfied
after having used it ourselves mud in iamics that II
IL ufallhlc for the hs aud Fever, leaving
Of the had effects in tho system, which frequently follow
the nf Quinne and most Agents used M the
this unpleasant and troublesome disease
a. McVElGH, ROBERT FIEL DING,
SAMUEL RHODES, II. T. HOYT.
JACOB SHOFF, JOHN l.. TUTlIlLL,
SAMUEL RAlNEY.
In addition to the above. we append the follow,
ing furnished by General Maccrucken:
Although never used Dr. Gourhcr's Aguc medicine
have n knowledge of the EFFECTS II has had upon
those of my acquaintance. who have used it,
SAMUEL +. MACCRACKEN.
Dewnre of imposition.
The great demand for this Medicine from n dis
tance has induced me ~ authorize several person,
as Agents TO sell it, whose names and residence
are given below, and no person should purchase
from any one who has not a written authority
from me, signed in my own handwriting.
Each prescription will he accompanied by print
ed directions for nsing the same.
That the public may not be imposed upon by
persous claiming TO be in possession of the Mcdi
cine. (assome have already done.) we give below
copy of notice from Dir. GoUcHER.
w. s. BEATTY.
NOTICE.-W. S. BEitv is the only person authorizes
by me- to sell my dgue Medicine In Fairfield County, OM
d. GOUCHER.
AoESrs,--Ashbaugh & Co., Bremen;
April 10, l849 ~
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-13
CASsXN NY-W AR " {,
ofall descriptions such as

of all Descriptions slich rs
SOFAS. S.SIDE Observation-Disclosures
BUREAUS, of all kinds.
TABLES, Of all descriptions
STANDS. Work Wash and Candle,
WARD ROBES aud HAT STANDS. all kinds
MAHOGANY aud CANE-SEAT CHAIRS.
He will also keep on hand al. kinds OF Con-
mon Chairs and Beds,eads, at ai prices
COFFlNS made on the shortest notice and
personal attention given tn funerals.
Persons, about 10 commence hnnse-keeP,Hg
will find it To their adcaRiagr. 10 call at the place
above mentione as the subscriber lntends u
ponal, if not excel. other establishments, 10 the
o1oFiy aud pariefyoG his work. aud The prices
shall he as reasonable as at any other.
The patronage OF the public is respectfully
solicited. ,,,,.
All kinds of SAWED LUMBER and CCuN
TRY PRODUCE ,akeu in exchange for lurnitnr'
HAIR and SHUCK MATTRESSES. manutac
tuled TO order d. ~ FloI ~ -,
Lancaster April c, lS49 "nfS
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-13
00El@N1AGo

MARRTED-On the Goth day of March. l949,
by the Rev. David IL. Swartz, Mr.. DAVID EV
ERSOLE Of Greenfield township, and Miss Ell
LEN KNEPPER Of Liberty township,
On the 5th of April. 1919, by the Rev p. C
Benudnm Mr.. WILLIAM &. COFFMAN. O
Hooking township, and Miss ZERUAII WILL.
LIAMSON. of Bloom township, Fairfield CO o.
On the evening of the 10th inst, by the Rev
Granville Moody. Mr.. JOHN A. SHOOK and
Miss ELLEANOR JANE CROOK.
On tie Odd Mprch, by the Rev. j. r. Turner
Mr.. WADE LOOFBOROUGH and Miss CATH
ARINE MYT!NGER, OF Chillicothe. -Portsmouth
Tribune,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-13

FLooD AT Cm1cAGo.-The food at Chi
cago last month was most destructive Ia
property. The loss sustained by the city
in bridges alone is 100000; while the en-
tire loss is estimated at 10000. The
food on the prairie must have been e.
normous. Mr.. Good win the canal supern-
,endent, stated that steamer drawing
only six feet water, could have proceed
ed directly from Chicagoto ST. Louis
Mr.. OGDEN, the President of the Chicago
and GaIena railroad company, proceeded
by the cars to the Des PLANES, then tool
a yawl boat, and made circuit Of Il
miles back to Chicago, over the Prairie
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-13

ANOTHER CALIFORNIA WoNDER.-lt is
stated on tho authority of letter TO New
York, from San Fraacisco. thai spring
has been discovered near San Francisco,
which possesses the peculiar property Of
coloring leather to beautiful jet black
The leather to be colored is allowed to
remain in tho water about six days. OH
er materials are probably affected in like
manner, though no experiments have as
vet been made.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-13
AJ0%GS@
Scioto and Hooking Valley Rail
Road Company.

rHNHE Stockholders in the above named Com
Il pany are hereby notified, that meeting OF
the Stockholders will be held at
0EIlhhI 90 O1ELaIl@9 0laIIW9
on Wednesday, the 9th Of Way next,
for the purpose of eecting SEVEN DIRECTORS
to mannge the affairs Of said Company. agreeable
to the 9TH Section OF m act regulating Railroad
Companies, passed February II. l84G.
Subscription Books will reman open until tho
9th of May next, at the places heretofore numed
b. f. CONWAY,
J. MCDOWELL,
e. A. NJ. DAMARIN,
PETER KINNEY,
J. V. ROBINSON.
-.f ...+ THOMAS U. WHITE,
..r .-ar. u. TALLMADGE,
CHARLES BORLAND
NJ. a. DAUGIlERTY,
April 10, lGi9 Managers
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-13

~The expedition which left New
York for California some time since, un-
der the command of son of Col. WEBR,
has been broken up by the Cholera on
the Rio Grande. Eight ofthe party died
from the effects of the disease.
Mr.. Audubon, the distinguished orni.
biologist. who accompanied the party has
been robbed of $12, 900 by the Me Acans
Only $4,000 were recovered at the las
date.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-13
Sale Of Real Esinfe.

N7 Ill be sold on tho premises on SafRrd1y
w he 5h d0y Of May ncri, between the
hours OF 10 O'Clock A. NJ ami . O'Clock Pc VI. nf
said day. the following Real Estate Of Nchn
las Sldner, deceased in Two Lots. living ~ the
cd State Road from Lancaster to Tarinn q niles
from the halter. described as follows VIZ: the first
Lot being a part of the southwest Quarter Of sec.
tion No. "a. Township No. -. Range No 90 he
Cunning ~ the southwest corner OF said QrIricr
section; thence East ihirty-ihree rod; thence
North one hundred and sixty prrchc. Ia the north
boundary Of sad Quarter section: thence West
ihirty-llree perches 10 Tie Northwest coruer OF
SAID Qnarter section: thence south 10 the place Of
beginning. containing 33 Acres more or less
ALSO-54 Acres, more or less. of the south
east Qmrter ot section No. 23 Township No ~.
Range No. %; Beginning at the Northeast corner
ni sad Quarter section, aud running from theuce
West two chains and fifty links IN il post; thence
south iwenty-three chails to n pos: thence East
two chains aud fifty links to tI. Easi boundary OF
said Quarter section: thence North twenty-thrct
chains to the place OF beginning.
Terms Of sole-Our-thrd Of the purchase mo
ney in hand, one-'hird ia one year aud onc.thirl
IN two years from sale with interest on deferred
payments. WM HAMILTON. Admi tor
wan The IiW danerrd At ". SiIaer, dereasgd
April 8. 1913 p:I,jO 5w48
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-13
To Contractors.

SEALED proposals will be reccived ri tle Cob
) lec'ors OSicc in CfRcLgviLLT. untii TtArs.
daV Ne 26fh d0V Of hprH. fnr reminding the twn
southern pier- nf the Circ'eville Aqurduct, mud
also for rehnildinr 'he two lnwer Locks I'm the
Ohio Canal at Lockbonfne. aud f,r bihnq Stone
Ahnuocn's Tor ionina path bridge across the
C"lUmbn- Feeder at it's intersection with the
Ohio Canal.
Tho piers Of the \qnednc' are to b" relnilt lu,
! ring the present summer aud completed not later
than the 20lh dav "f October next
! The Locks. and Ahuimenis for towing rn'll
bridge, are 10 he hid in the spring Of 1850. aud
10 he completed MI The 10th flv or Nnr,.
! Al the stone lor these works are To be prncur
ed from the Hooking Valley. and Of a quality r.
he approved 10y The engineer. Plans md speci
ficainns ran be seen of thrColrctnrs Office in Cir
clevle after the 22d inst, md anv additional IN
tormnion ran he obtained hv applicafiou IN JOIN
Waddlc. Esq. the resident engineer in charge q
this portion Ofihr.Ohio Canal
J. BLlCKENSDERFE2 Jr-.
! Hcfing CommiSSioaer
April C. 1G4J.-s!-O. s. Journal 3w18
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-13

NoTICE is hereby given to all concerned
~ that the Co-partnership heretofore ex listing
under the firm and name of BURY g. BECK, in the
Drug and Medicine Business, was dissolved OF
the 5th Of April 1919.
The books, notes and accounts are in the land
Of the Undersigned, and all persons indebted tt
the firm are requested to make immediate pay
ment. G. G. BECK.
Lancaster, April 10, i849 49
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-13

DINNER TO Mr. PoLK.-On the even.
ing ofthe 22d, dinner was given to Mr.
Polk by the Municipal Councils of New
Orleans, at the St. Louis Hotel, at which
the Mayor presided; there was the usual
"toasting" of the guest, who acknowledge
ed the compliment. The entertainment
wound up with the following toast;
Southern men, Southern rights and
Southern principles.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-13

"A DHy dn1nS ,,;It Eo a,,,.us,L ,lur;ng the firs,
,v..k u, u,r,J, a, az
n
d1LADELP6lA CoMNI1SS1ON
Wholesale aud Retail Store.
One dOOr Ead Of HE residence of the late Gen.
Beccher. decd, and near}y opposife the Swan
Hofei MoiH STREET. Llncaster. Okio.
Consisting Of almost everS article in the above
line which will he snld cheaper THAI the cheapest,
-N= Hea-s AA|s -
Ssv ~ - ~ $50 ~ ~ - -
For Gentlemen. have been provided: Cloths
CaSs'mnreS. Iweeds. ha,tiuels. Jeans. German
Linen and Drills. Prime Albert ard NaPoleou
Cords, DeninS, Irish Linens Vesiings. Nankeeiisi
Gcorgh Cnlinns, Cotton Drills aud Mixtures, Graz
yat'. Snspcnders, Umbrellas. &c. &c.
Sciected wih great earr .Gortbe Ladtes.
saL. po,,L,,i,os ,I,,.,cos AIor;ooos uo,s
ii, tain., I,,,en, rt.,,,,t;as tI,;I e,,,;..as iac
co,,., o,J p,nk N,,.I,ms R,,oos, r.;noba,,s
c,iic,es GIn,cs W;,,s IIoso T. .n, f',,,ss anJ
CalL,rs TbraaJ ! ,,r, .,,J I,,,,,., .,'as FL
ing. AMI In.or.iras linen IIanJ,erci,r. FamcS
r,,I'J SJ,,,i. S,,,,,n,.r SLa,y,. S,ra,, md FIo
re'ce Rail posn.,s pnnn,, can NJ anJ
Sa.h piI,hon. g,,cv ,uJ v. .,1r,,i,,, Viii p,r,
.ol. Trnnmi,n. cf,Il sar,. &C. $.c
TIera' ,s;ii ,I.,, t,. t,,.,,t at ,hs
n,,,, nm, ,,,,,. ,.o,, ,3,..t,, .ro,,-t
hr.'Wn ~ hnn n'encned A,n,''"s ". "KlngSCu uecks'
- - "D O"i'Ir o"tlpgs; *
NaPH'"'' "''nh h'l"' swiss MusIlh LmD
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,h' tt i,l'i ,nlSn,iiCe"' ''sof'iHeh' vi ''o '-4
ah1 l-i I Ani u. EllN|'
."nc',s ",'s'es' d'' sizes 'r"" Sn'a' 10 'ar5Si
I 0'"D,yR' |yrS' .u,
~ .l |.,," VIII ?e %''' =" prices ''S''' oe'o"
'''e "''''ii '''e' lnu ,,mn :" ~ we Wr N,T{ :,
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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-13
Gbe AIarkrts.
LANCASTER. Friday, April l3. isI9.

By Telegraph For The Scioto GaEeue.
CSciSTAri, April 10.
Sales Of $500 barrels of Flour, at 1926. Other
articles unchanged.
PHILADELPHIA. April 10.
Flour, dull at $4,3l. Wheat 95 cents.
Baltimore. April 10.
Flour. $4,25. Mess Pork. Sl0,875.
BEEF CATTLE.-Sx hundred head sold, al
$3.50, gross Hogs, at $3.50
NEw YoRK, April 10.
Flour is dull at S4,75-Mixed Wheat nt 81.
Small sales Of Mess Pork. at $40 81 7I0slO,5O-
Prime at $S,3740$8 so: Corn 5O055: Lard firm
PITr.BuRoH, April Up. NJ.
Sales of 200 600 lbs aud 100000 pieces of bulk
meat, Mt a cents for Hams and cents for Should
ers; all, four months.
CHlLMcorHg, April l3.
The price Of Wheat is 62065c: Flour retails a
$500 "a 4.2j; Corn. new, in ear % cents Oatt
25c Barley 4O045c; Flaxseed 620Gjc; Beans 81
O62 cts: Lard. 5Djl G; Bacon. IL. R.,4iD5 eta
ZanesviIle. Hooking, Kauawha aud Lake Sall
S., 2J.-GdzeHe.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-13

TnE LAND SALES in Wisconsin, by or.
der of Government, will commence on
the 4th of June next.-The lands to he
sold are the vacant ones within the re-
served sections and parts of sections on
the Rock River Canal Grant. On the
1lth Of June following, sales will be
made, under the same order, of the va
cant lands in the reserved sections on the
Fox and Wisconsin River Grant in the
Green Bay Distrct.-These will require
the immediate establishment, and pay
ment therefor, of -emplion claims il
these two districts.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-13

ENGLISH MoRMoNs, some hundred in
number, left Swansea, England, for Liv.
erpool on the last Tu esday Of February
whence they were to sail for California,
under the head Of their popular Saint,
Dan Jones. They were mostly substan'
tial farmers.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-13
Ohio IlniYGrAiIY

TNNHIS INSTITUTION is now in full aud suc.
n cesslnl opelutinn, with an able FncIIiy. The
next term will commence on Thursday May s..
1919.
TUITION PER TERM --In College $40; Pre-.
paratory Department So
BOARDlNG-$l 10 81 50 per week
For further Information uddres. Rrg ALFRED
RYoRs, b ID. President or AG BROWN
Secretary of the Bonrl
Athens. Atieus 60. Ohio March 30. l849
= a general meeting OF the Alumni and
lormer Students IL expected 10 be held on the DAY
preceding the next annlnl commencement, which
occurs IN the first day Of August
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-13
DRUGS AND MEDICINES
q. G., cK

WHAS purchased ont the entire interest Of Io
sEPH Bury, decensed, and will continue tC
carry on tue bus siness at the Old Stand.
His thanks are returned TO the many friends
who have hitherto extended to him so liberal I
patronage, aud he respectfully solicits them tt
continue their favors
The public generally are invited to call and ex
anime his extensive stock before purchasing
elsewhere.
Lancaster, April ~ 1910 40
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-13

$2.l85 86
Leaving s.. 1856 Sc, for dividend on the gen-
eral debt, aud payment of contingent expenses
of the current year.
The COMMITTEES have ordered the payment of
a dividend of thirty.hve per cent on the debt;
which will amount To $l,gl4 G7-reduce the debt
10 So 555 3D. and leave in the Treasury sa7l 10.
The Committee perform this part nI their pnblic
duties with pleasure, because the action at the
Council, which devoved ii upon them met with
signal appreciation from their constituents; aud
they venture 10 express the hope that the same
poicy mny be continued until tile Corporation al
iains the high attitade Of freedom from debt.
CHARLES BORLAND,
DANIEL SIFFORD.
GEORGE u. SMITH.
Lancaster, April G. 1919 3w48
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-13

CAUTIoN.-A little girl at Lafayette,
Wisconsin, trying to look cross'eyed, rup.
tured the external oblique muscles Of the
eye, and accordingly, the eye is drawn
from its natural position towards the nose.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-13
Corporation Election.

THNHE qualified Electors, resident within the
4 Incorporated Limits of the town nf Lancls-
terra hereby notified 10 assemble ~ the fnwu
Hall. in snId town on NoHday he IGh day d
april Re1i. AMI when met proceed according IA
law To elect NINE TRUSTEE and u MARSHAL
for the ensuing year.
A-n two members or the BOARD or EDU,
CATION. to he voted for by voters residing
north of Main Street
GEORGE SANDERSON, Prssident T. &
Lancaster, March 80. l848. 3w47
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-13
ANOTHER REMOVAL.

And once more to the Combat!
THNHE subscriber has removed lis CARRIAGE
IA MANUFACTORY and LIVERY STABLE
10 the House, on MoiR-s.reei, formerly occ"Pied
by Christian King, deceased, and a fer doors
East ofthe Market House, where lie Intends, III
future, 10 carry on the manufacturing Of
CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES,
And all other articles in his line. His work
will be made by competent workmcn, of the
hest materials and in the most approved styles.
He has now on hand large lot OF Carriages
and Bpggics and lew good LWmber WngOns
which he will sell, at very low prices, for c6sh
or will take in exchange fer good Horses aud
Coun,ry Produce.
REPAIRING always done, upon the shortest
notice and most reasonable terms.
iilVlSET STABLE
The undersigned has spared no expense in re-
fitting his Livery Stable. He has improved hl'
Stock by adding lot Of new Horses. Carriages
Buggies, HARNESS.. Saddles, &C.. and ia prepared
tu accommodate the public equally as well as any
establishment IF the kind in Ohio.
Thankful for past tlvors, II continuance of pub
lie patronage is solicited.
WILLIAM II. SHUT.
Lancaster. April l3, l849 tt46
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-13
Notice!

VNIE STOCKHOLDERS or,bc F FiIGrIELD
COUNTY SAVINGS INSTITUTE F. are here
hv notified. that. on Tpralan Mar ld an cleo
ton will hr held NJ lIeir Banking House. for Sg-
WV DfREcToRs tn serve tie ensnng wear Tho
rrmniDing insialneni due upon the Capital Stock
is requested 10 he pail IN on that dav.
The regular dividend will he navnbp nm and
after the lat inst. c. GARAGHTY. Cosi;sr
Lancaster, Aprl G. Isig 4wi8
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-13

PRoscRrPrroX. The Washington Un.
ion asserted the other day, that there
were but few Wings removed from the
departments at Washington during the
administration of Mr.. Polk; in reply To
which the National Whig publishes list
of the politics ofthe suhordinates in the
departments, which stands thus: Wings,
SO; LocofocOs, ESQ.,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-13

FINE At ST. JosEPHs, MIcnIGAN,-The
Detroit Advertiser, says fire occurred
at St. Joseph on the night of the 22d ut..
destroying m ost Of the business part Of
the town. The buildings burned we're l
Warehouse; 2 Stnres;2 2 Taverns; Drug
Store; Shoe Shops Grocery Store; |
Baker Shop; Livery Office; 9 Tailor
Shops; Dwelling houses; beside many
other small buildings.
Fifteen hundred bushels of wheat were
destroyed-merchants saved their dry
goods in damaged state-heavy articles
consumed.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-13

The METHo DIST CHURCH PRoPERrr QUESTION,
We learn that the Baltimore Annual Confer.
ence of the NJ E. Church. the first in rotation has
unanimously pnssed q resolution authorizing aud
recommending that the property question, in dis
es Of the Church. be submitted to arbitration
Should the other Annual Conferences follow the
example, and it seems to be generally expected
that they WILL the constitutional difficulty will bt
removed.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-13
CORPORATION Exhibit.

FENHE Committee of Finance. to whom We're
II referred the subjects OF the Indebtedness Of
the Corporation, and the application oi The Re-
venues to lis pro rata eXtingushment
REPORT:
That the notice. given by the Recorder 10 the
creditors, inviting the filing OF their claims with
him. in order TO such extinguishment brought in
evidences of an Indebtedness. amounting on the
frat day of February lG49, i'll principal aud III
terest. to SIS 40 40
There has been collected on the tax
Duplicate of lS48, ..----..----- S2,735 ii
From that amount is TO be
deducted orders on County
Treasurer, 500 90
Unpaid orders on Corroru-
ton Treasurer, and unpaid
approprialion, on,....-. a59 %
- Sj49 .;
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-13

RTheAmerican characters in nothing
more s,rikingly illustrated than in the
progress Of the press. The first number
of new paper, entitled the Panama Star,
was issued at Panama on the gath of Feb.
ruarY.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-13

PENNSYLVANIA CANAL.-Business has
opened briskly in this important channel
Of trade. BY tabular statement pub
lished in the Commercial Journal. OF re-
ceipts and shipments from March 10Th to
3lst inclusive, we observe that within
tnat time 20.416 brls of Flour have been
forwarded East, S,76S,263 lbs Bacon,
l94S hrIs Beef and Pork, 96S,259 lbs
Lard, SO ,9l4 lbs Butter, 3,50S lbs Feath
ers, 4l0, ,97l lbs Wool. 470504 lbs To
bacco, IL 1853 lbs Cotton, Sc ,3l7 lbs Hemp
1881 lbs Furs, 27,444 lbs Tallow, 26S,
Oil lbs Groceries, and 900 brls Whiskey
Among the receipts West, within the
same time. are 34,O0S, ,08l lbs Dry Goods
l3O.654 lbs Hard Ware, l47 7,G00 lb'
Queens Ware, 474.696 lbs Groceries
321 500 lbs Coffee, "A ,5S4 lbs Hats anC
Shoes, 5S,4l3 lbs Drugs, $4,000 Marble
23,4OO lbs Paper, $4,000 lbs Paints, s.,
260 gallons Oil.
/ The total number Of boats cleared
within the time was 342, total amount o
tonnage 17,919,SS6 total amount oftolI
| $13,l04.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-13

VIRGINIA. Every administration since
the adoption ofthe constitution, has con
tanned either President, Vice President
or Cabinet member from this State.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-13

- Henry E Spencer (W) has been
reelected Mayor Of Cincinnati. Ruftin
Nv } has been elected Marshal by large
majority. H is in favor of the annexa-
ton of Mill Creek township.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-13

IMPORTANT FROM CANADA.-A tele
graphic despatch from Montreal, date'
Monday last, states that petitions to the
Queen were in circulation at Kingston
to aHOW Canada 10 app'yJof annexation
to tie United States.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-13

2Fe feel ourselves hound 10 speak OF Me tllsier's Al
Healing Ointment, simple yet great and good medicine
From the nigh standing has attained oil over tho country
aud from own personal knowledge we must say that
not another article of patent medicine would we We willing
exchange for this ointment For NIL diseases The skin
rheumatism, stiff joints rou ssrofla, and great many
other complaints, do not believe il cnn, will he
surpassed or equalled
! See pnmphet in hands Of fagenls.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-13

~The next annual meeting of the
American Board of Commissioners for
Foreign Missions, will be held at Oswego
New York, in September next.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-13
WEEKLY GOSSIP.

QUESTIONABLE BENEvoLEScE During late
war, Quaker wns on board an American ship en-
gagged in close combat with an enemys He pre-
served his peace prime Ples calmly until he saw a
stout Briton climbing up the vessel by rope
which hung overboard-soizing Ratchet, the
Quaker looked over the side of the ship and re-
Marked
"Friend, thee wants that piece Of rope thee
may have it.-when suiting the deed to the word
he cut of the rope, and down went the poor fel
low 10 his long watery home!
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-13
REMOVAL.

rs ALL IT'S BRANCHES.
Repairing done upon the shortest nnire.
His friends are respectfully solicited to continuc
their favols, and the public generally are invited
IN call and examine his work before purchasing
elsewhere. Fer chc0pn,s, finish and durability
he intends to equal all others in his line of busi
ness JOSIAH WRIGHT.
Lancaster, April 6, l8i9 3n4S