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wATsON q RENWICK,
PATENT AoRNTB.

street. opposite The Patent Office, Washington, ID. c.,
DRoCURE patent United States and In foreign
ue and give advice all questions arising under The patent
law. t. .ftt ...-I.ft
RsrRR ooRRRsrospKxrs
Hon. Edmund burke, Commissioner Of Patenu
James d. Wesco chairman OF Committee OF Senate on
Patents,
Gopyemeur Kemble esq, West Point foundry
JAMES Renwick, LII. D., New York.
Henry Brevoort, esq, clcndon Iron Works, Boston.
u. r. Durham = Co, steam engine builders, New York
D. D. French pesiden, Magnetic Telegraph Company.
roRKIes coRRKsrospKsrs TO
Richard Creed ESQ., London and Birmingham Railroad Company
London.
Edward Sabine, r. s. Lieutenant, Colonel Royal Ensnee"'
Woowich.
Michel Chevuer, and Robert Walsh ESQ,
Paris NOV H-HA"V~
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From the baltimore Argus.
Cumbsriasd.

5.llr Cumberissd.
"Cumberand Is large and bustling village the centre
and depot Of the Maryland coal and non region The iron
bnssess crippled present BY the faff of 1896 but there
is good deal doing in GOAL and viii bs much more upon
the opening Of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal"
The above emanated from the "protective" pen OF
Horace Greeley We undertake 10 say that Il is fals-
cation Of facis and be proved While the wing
tariff act OF 1872 in operation, the Mount Savage
Company, among others, failed for large amount and
deaaded hundreds OF aboers OF their honest dues
The cause Of the failures OF these companies princ
pay owing the salaries paid TO their officers
For ssvers ye:rs the Mount Savage Company paid, in
nun. The president alone had salary OF thousand
year. Since the enactment Of the democratic tariff OF
s46 nest Of these companies have changed hands, and
under the direction OF prudent and economical
manages They make large quantities Of iron, which 10
readily DISPOSED Of At remunersing prices The present
saspendsd hsr one rsions one s;nrs hour snce thew
Commenced on account Of their being enabled TO sell their
manufactures st q remunerating price.
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rELEaRAPHIo REPoRrs FOR THE UNION.


Condition OF the n0rthen markets, &c.
change Exchange on London !, @ % be-. blu
Flour quiet with sales common State at "a 50 81 81
IS 81 Rye our Is 81 81 Corn meal ~ IS Wheat
in fair demand but the asss Of holder, checks opera
Al Is s. cents and yellow IS 8. cents Rye 50 81 cts
s.. % 81 p%s Tsd
Ri s s.. - az ;... s.s. declining
Upland Florida. M.i II o OH Tss,,
Low 70 good ordinary, e, q 81, &c q s5s
F Fully fafir to- to good iair. iii a iiic. III c.
Whskey "a 27i cents in hhds. and bbls.
PmILApxLpuIA, Nov. 2I-2p.m
Stocks without changetreasury SIS lllI; loan of
brands IS St I2i, and 50 lsla ss SO Rye
-four aud corn meal ss, with small sale. Wheat
Rye Is cents Corn 60 cents for white and 81 IS cents for
yellow now corn 50 cents. Oats 70 80 Pfovi-'
prime Is lard cents No. much doing IL s s"s
ceries-sa!ss Of and coffee have been made at iu
s BATON RoueE, La, Nov. "a
The boilen Of the Louisiana exploded opposite Grandn
The esos were sppsias 50 losd wa. tbs rapport that
broken piece. more than 1000 feet rom hs Tue
shock was felt a, the furihes extremity Of the city The
passengers board; but as the cabin was abafl the
wheelhouse, they were not injured 10 now hoped that
many saved. Accounts differ as TO the number Of
deck passengers The lives lost Il Is said. from 80 to
100. 10y .l
The Louisiana had justIung the last be and was about
pulling alongside Of emgrant ship TO take aboard 2OO
passengers when the explosion occurred In few minutes
the wreck slipped deep and sunk In 20 30
fahoms. Those who escaped obliged TO swim for
their lives. The steamer Bosona, alongside, much
shattered Il is believed that Captain Dnsam her
mander, lie morally wounded. ~ tr
The Bosiona had just arrived and had made fast
Several Of the hands aboard were killed No passengers
aboard the Those killed. and wounded, and miss
ing belonged mostly New Orleans and the upper liver
tow ms, and the greater part to foreign countries
BALrnfoRK, Nov 2l-9 p. m
The following the prominent names Of the persons
killed and wounded by the late steamboat explosion at New
Orleans = rttr.s ~ ~
R,ued-The following bodies have been found NJ
Knox, Andrew Bell Levi Prescott, and Bensier Buckno
ofMemphs Mrs Moody wife of the clerk Of The steamer
Storm R. McMeekin. .i4
Wosndsd.- III. W. Buchanan, Marcus Minor, Samuel s.
Smith, Thos NJ Merriwether, and Samuel Comfy all from
Ksniucktyj 8 wiigeI Indiana Isaac Mailer Ohio M.
Tho. HANGER and l. o. Read. all from Mississippi Capt,
Hopkins, of the Storm Capt. Dustin aud Robert
Price, OF the Bostona John Mason.
MHsisg.-J. M, King, st. Louis Mr. Elliott and j. Mer-
Cine &. L 4 u = i
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The Official annunciaton (which we copied into the
Union Of yesterday Of deficit for the present fiscal year
Of from fifteen 10 twenty millions OF dollars will we
think surprise the couary, and give much specu-
laon as to its real cause The Secretary OF the Treas
ury alleges that Il has not been created BY the caent
binary expenditures Of the government, but BY the pay
msn Of asasages due account Of the Mexican war.
OF course the cabinet win expect before the demand for
new loan OF for additional Is acceded to by Con-
pess. that thorough Investigation not only Of the
operations Of the Treasury Department. but Of the
Department OF the Interior since the present admin
is,ration came into power will be made, in order
TO asceraia how this great deficit has been produced
We confess that we are not among those who be.
sye it has been produced by fair MEANS IL il really
exists Strange with regard to allowances Of old
claims (repudated under former administrations by the
Secretary OF the Interior have been for many months
aaoa in this city but not being in possession Of the
precise facts, have orborne aude to ihem except
in general terms We have also heard Of the fitting out of
illegal expeditions to California Of the illegal employ.
en Of clerks and other persons about the government
and Of various other extraordinary II not illegal expen.
dures since the present cabinet installed in power
Il is in this way deficit has been produced if any cx
ISIS; and OF course in announcing it, the administration
itself upon us uaI anu must SuDmt 10 most rigid
and searching examination into all its expenditures by
committee OF Congress And il such investigation
shabs made. we predict the DEVELOPMENT of Of
downright corruption and profgacy in the use OF the
public money than have occurred during the last twenty
years
But the conduct Of the administration shall have
made necessary to provide the government with add
tioua means prefer that it be done by loan, instead
Of an alteration Of the tariff Of 1885, and especially such
an alteration as will decrease the by decreasing
the importations, which will be the consequences Of an
augmentation of duties We do not. however, believe
that upon a strict and searching examination OF the
treasury the deficiency alleged will be found to exist
And we should not be surprised if it should turn out that
the grave annunciation Of deficit formally put forth
in both organs Of Tuesday, had some connection with the
operations Of the stock exchange II looks very much
like the quasi proclamation Of against France, which
appeared in the personal organs Of the Secretary Of State
published in Philadelphia and New York, on the dis
missal Of M. Poussin. 20 btf @
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RumOn of = DissolutiOn Of the Cabinet, and their
CCntradicti0n.
We think. by this ii me- the public must be convinced
that the men who now have control of the government
are remarkable adopts in the art Of politics and diploma
cy They seem to entertain the idea that petty tricks of
fnesse and acts Of political juggling profound strokes
Of stalesmanahp coaps fetat.--at which the
whole world should be surprised and stand aghasl Mr.
Cayons management Of the State Department seems to
be guided entirely by such absurd and ridiculous con-
cepton Of craftsmanship He has endeavored to arouse
the attention Of the world by most valoroas display OF
courage when there is not the least danger and for
which he possibly might get credit, il he did not
defeat his purpose by tmid retreat from real danger
when il occurs He buster and hector over poor
minister out Of favor at home but when he comes to
face the British lion, he quails. trembes and retreats
This is but sample Of the remarkable acts indicating the
surprising craftsmanship Of the present cabinet.
They resot to mere petty fnesses to give themselves
importance with The people. They set their creatures Of
ths "Swiss corps" to manufacturing rumors OF dssen
sios in the cabinet and the probable resignation Of
Of il msmbess Oae day il is announced in Washing.
ton letter to wing newspaper that Mr.. Meredith is
about to resign; then we have rumor that Jupiter
Tonans himself the vaorous Secretary Of State. to
give way to the sage Of Ashland and then that the re-
noWned occrctdfy intefiof ABOUT 10 Iere 10
some court near Siberia where he may not be much
troubled in renting houses he is here And when the
democratic press, mispacing confidence in these
faciured rumor. copy them. and thus give them some
claim to respect this "swiss corps come out and
formally contradict them and gravey announce TO the
world that there is not the least foundation for them
that no cabinet ever harmonious-and that Gen.
Taylor would think Of going out OF the presi
dency himself TO part with his present constitutional
advisers" M %
We most sincerely trust tina, there will be no change
in the present cabinet Il cannot possibly be better cons
uied than now is for the interests OF the democratic par
IT, II does not embrace single intellect Of the first
der; and among its members may be found men hardly
mp to msdiociy Of talent And far its policy, both
foreign and domestic has been series OF miserable mis-
management and shocking blunders. Laying the honor
and interests Of the country out OF view, and looking
only 70 the welfare Of the democratic cause should
hope most earnestly that the present cabinet may be kept
in Office during the present presidential term. Then
are confident ], will retire with the unanimous consent
Of the people ,,- -
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y EDBURS, MS First vcysss' ~ she Asshsr % ~
a,lcr,. ,be sorseress a novel BY Meinhold.
King Alfred Of England, by Jacob Abbot -
NovH fhhNck ThtLoh'
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THE rnedsted Works OF Lord Byron, FIRST pub
ned from letters journals and manuscripts claiming % be in
ins possem cf his Major George Gordon Byron Part nrst
this day Tees'ved, FRANcK TAYLOR,
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MERIcAN Alm.rse. 1850. Boston. Being the ais, yea
- - :" - p''' TAYLOR MAURY,
! Nov Booksellers, near OH street
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-07
IN S U R A N c e .
Protection Fire and Marine Insurance Con
pany Of Hartford. Connecticut.
INCORPORATED IN 1925
Annuul Premiums, Capital Stock & Surplus FunC
$I,OOO.OOO.

TWNHIS old and responsible Company continues
I'LL TO issue policies on tue most favorable terms
Oh Dwelling Houses Household Furniture, Stores.
Stocks oil Goods Warehouses and contents, Mills
and Manufactures, &c against LOSS OR DAM
AGE BY FIRE. Also, on Goods, Wares and
Merchandise, against the hazards OF INLAND
7 TRANSPORTATION and upon the CARG0ES
OF SEA VESSELS. ,
The Protection Insurance Company having, in
the last 25 years. ,,aid MANY MILLIONS OF
DOLL ARS at their severa! agencies throughout
the United States and the British Provinces have
established just reputation for solvency aud fnr-
dealing, which challenges comparison with any
other Insurance Company on the Continent OF
America. The annexed extract from an article
on the subject Of Insurance Companies taken from
the New York Day Book" exhibits briefly the
standing and policy Of the Company.
"The 'MOneyed men Of the ancient and always
prosperous city of Hartford, have for half centi-
ry been famous throughout the Union for the care,
discretion. rigid honesty. and unvarying success,
with which they have formed and managed cor.
porations of this description. No Hartford Bank
or Insurance Company has eUer failed! These
Companies have for more than a whole genera
tion scattered their risks in nearly every State ol
the Union, and have never failed to pay the innu.
merable losses which they have insured against.
All losses arising upon policies issued by the I'M
dersigned, will be promptly adjusted and paid at
the General Agency Office, located at Cincinnati,
Ohio. A large portion Of the funds of the Com
pany, (includug oil premiums received at the
Western Agencies is deposited with the Gener-
al Agent OF the Company at Cincinnati, for the
pay ment Of Western and Southern losses.
Apply to VIM, p. CREED. Agent for the town
Of Lancaster, and for Fairfield County, Ohio.
November Q, 1910 3m27
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-07
In Fairfield Common Pleas.
PETITION TO Sc. Il LANDS.

IL lON ~ ~ LhNDOs
Henry Kister, Administrator Of the Estate of
Jacob Wagner, deceased, Us. Barbara Wagner.
(widow) Cathnrine and Nicholas Radebaugh,
John Wagner, the unknown heirs OF Philip
Wagner, unknown heirs of Hester Wagner.
John Miller, Samuel Miller. Henry Miller Jacob
Miller, unknown heirs of Mary Bassett. dec d,
wife of Joel Bassett, heirs &c. OF Maria Wag-
ner, inter.married with Henry Miller, both
deceased.
Daniel Wagner, JOHN Wagner. Jacob Wagner,
Henry Wagner. Catharine Christ widow OF
Joseph Christ. deceased Mary and Solomon
Click Rebecca and Jehn W. Alspach Molly
aud John Homrickhouse. Lydia and Solomon
Bowsher. heirs Of Daniel Wagner. deceased.
David Wildermuth, Catharine and Cyrus New
kirk Elizabeth aud William Kline, Mary and
Henry Alspach. Rebecca and Adam Niebling.
heirs &C. of of--Wagner, wife of David
Widermuth, both deceased.
HNHE above named Defendants are hereby in
formed that ou the 5th day Of December,
A, d. l849. said Administrator filed his petition
in the Court of Common Pleas Of Fairfield GUN.
ty. Ohio. The object and prayer OF which peti.
ton is to obtain an order &C., at the next Term
Of said Court for the assignment Of the dover Of
Barbara Wagner, the widow OF the said Jacob
Wagner, deceased 10, and for the sale Of the fol.
lowing Real Estate, (of which the said Jacob Wag.
ner died seized. or so much thereof as mny be
necessary to pay the debts OF said decedent towit:
Erst-Ninety-Six Acres Of Land. be the same
more or less. part Of the Southwest part OF Sec.
ton Number Nine, in Township Number Fifteen.
of Range Number Nineteen, Of United States
Lands sold at ChillicOthe, Ohio-the aforesaid
tract being the West half Of the following des
cribed premises: Beginning at the Southwest
corner Of said Section Nine. and running thence
North with the said Section line 43 chains and &c
links: thence East 43 chains; thence South 26
CHAINS aud SO links thence East 3 chains and 40
links; thence South l6 chains and so links: thence
West AZ chains and so links to the place of be.
ginning, estimated TO contain 1914 74.i00 acres,
excepting and reserving thereirom a acres oul
of the East part Of said tract
Second-In.Lot Number Fity-one in the town
of Ithopols, in said Fairfield county.
Third-In Lot Number FiGty.two, in the same
place. HENRY KlSTLER. Admtor
of Lhe Estate Of Jacob Wagner, deceased
BY JOHN D MARTIN, HIS Attorney.
December z, 1849 pf$7 6w3l
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JUST RECEIVED
AT THE BOOK STORE.
OPPOSITE SHEFFER'S HOTE

OPPOSITE SHEFFER'S HOTEL.
A large and general assortment Of BOOKS
"A and STATIONERY, embracing Standard
and Miscellaneous Booksi Cheap Publcatiunsi
JUVENILE AND SCHOOL BOOKS;
Stationery and Blank Books,
Of every description---all Of which win be sold
l0ver than ever before offered in tkis market
BIBLES aud TESTAMENTS. English and
American editions every size and style Of bind.
ing; the most beautiful assortment ever offered 10
Lancaster, and at prices from l24 cents to SIS.
Fine FAMILY BIBLES, at&l 25.
SCHOOL BOOKS, of every description, and Of
the latest editions aud at greatly reduced prices.
Blank Books and Stationery, of the best quality,
and very low; Paper at l2a cents per quire.
| DAY BOOKS and LEDGERS. 30 cts per quire.
| In fine, am determined to sell everything in
the Book and Stationery line ut the very lowest
possible prices.
WTeachers and Parents wanting School
Books will save money by calling on the subscri-
Der before purchasing elsewhere.
Remember the right pace-the BOOK STORE
Opposite Shaffer's Hotel, and next door to tho
Savings Institute. JOHN L. TUTHlLL.
| Lancaster, Nov. 30, l849. 80
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I'M ChnncerY.

PENDING INFAIRFIELD COMMON PLEAS
The Literary Society of St. JosephS vs. Freder-
ick Rese aud Anthony Ganihl, (mpleaded
with Nicholas D. Young)
TTNHE defendants are notified that the com.
u plainant alleges in its bill Of complaint
(Which was filed in the Clerks office at the last
Term OF said Court) that Edward D. Fenwick
(late Bishop of CincinnalD by his last will and
testament, constituted them Trustees with direc-
tIons to convey to the complainant amongst other
real and personal Estate: Ip-ots No. t&2 in Square
3, oil the town Of Lancaster. by the name nnd
description Of st. Marys Church. which convey
ance was neverexecuted. Whereupon il is pray,
ed that they be rsqured to execute and deliver
said deed withina fixed time and on default that
a deed be rendered operating as such convey
ance. JN0. GkRAGHTY,
Solicitor for Complainant.
December7 1849 pf$3,50 0w3I
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pUBLfC SAFE.

nERSONAL Property belonging to the Es-
tate Of JAMES WILsoH, deceased, consisting
Of so SHARES Of STOCK in Fairfield County
Savings Institute;
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE.
HAY. CORN. BEES and b Eff HIVES. BOOKS.
&c., will be sold at vendue at the Market House,
in Lancaster, on Saturday the 22d iRstaRr. COM
meucing at 10 o'clock in the forenoon.
Nine months credit will be given on all sums
over 50. except on sale Of the Bank Stock, which
is to be paid for at time of transfer.
JOHN D. MARTIN. Adm'tOr.
December 7, I849 3w3l
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ANIMALS FOR 1850;
BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS!


BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDA VS.!
TWNHE SOUVENIR GALLERY large aud
4 beautiful Annual, splendidly illustrated with
ine Steel Engravings and richly bound;
The FLORAL KEEPSAKE, bound in new and
superb style, and illustrated by 100 fine engra-
wings; I
The R0SEMARY-elegantly illustrated by 10
Steel Engravings:
The WOMEN OF THE SCRIPTURES-splend
illustrated by 10 Steel Engraving aud an illu-
minated Frontispiece
SCENES IN THE LIFE OF THE SAVIOR, with
Is illustrations OIL Steel, ard illuminated Title
Page;
SCENES IN THE LIVES OF THE APOSTLES,
illustrated by 10 splendid Steel Engravings;
The MIRROR OF LIFE, with l2 illustrations on
Steel, g. richly bound in new and chaste style;
The Lady's Gift, The Frishdship's Offering,
The Garland, The Ivy Wreath,
The Snow Flake; Young Lady's Offering; The
Amaranth, and many other ANIMALS aud Pre-
sentaton Books-beautifuy bound and illus
trated Alison large variety of beautiful JU-
VENILE KEEPSAKES, elegantly illustrated
and richly bound in various styles,
Just received aud for sale at the Book Store of
JOHN L TUTHILL,
Opposite She6er's Hotel.
November 80. l849 80
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GUARDIANS SALE.

.DY virtue OF an order Of the Court Of Common
ID Pleas, made at the September term, l849,
to me directed, will as Guardian Of Margaret
ond Sarah Israel Minors, proceed to sell at pub.
lie sale, on Monday the l7k day Of December
nert. between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. M and
4 o'clock P. NJ Of said day. nt the Court House
door in the town of Lancaster, in said county, the
following lands and tenementS, to.wit lN.LOT
No. Fifteen (l5) in Brunstedts addition to the
town Of Lancaster, in said county Of Fairfield.
Terms of fSaie-one.iourth part ofthe purchase
money in hand-one.fourth in one year-one-fourtf
IN two years. and the residue in three years, with
interest from the day Of sale
THOMAS ISRAEL, Guardian
Lancaster Noyemhar l6 1910 4M29
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-07

MoNTREAL, Nov "a Important from
Cdnada.-The French paperS state that
Lord Elgiu has written an autograph to
the Catholic Bishops, promising,o give
up the Jesuit estates to that church, pro.
viding they will stiAe tho annexation
movement now in progress. The thing
seems almost incredible to Us, but il TO-
nevertheless, believed by well informed
persons.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-07

Quo CULTlvAToR.--Mr. Ba,eham ad
verlises new volume for 1850. II will
be Of tho same firm and price as the las
and we'll worthy the patronage Of the
Agricultural community. The Editor
will excuse us for not publishing his pros
pectus, which we would willingly do, il
we had room. we make room however
for the,
TERMS AND REGULATIONS FOR 1850
SlNaLE SUBscRIPTIoNS, or any numbel
less than four, ONE DOLLAR each per year
Four copies ordered at one time. (they
ne ed uot be to one address, THREE Dol
EARS. Nine copies. Six DoLLARs--ant
at the same rate (three copies for S2) fol
Eany additional number-payment in al
cases to accompany the orders.
No subscriptions received for less thar
one year--all must commence with the
first number of volume; and no papers
will be sent aflor the subscription has ex
PRED, until il is renewed.
Letters enclosing current bills, in ac'
cordance with the above terms, may be
sont without payment Of postage.
All PnsTMAsTERs and friends Of agri.
culture generally, are requested to act az
agents, aud remit names and payment tc
the editor.
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FAcToN-- LoOk 10 Me 'Seaatc.-Ah Of.
folt is to be made, tho Washington I'm.
ION leading of, TO threaten the Senate
into faclious opposition To tue Admins
tration. Should the Senate bo induced
TO reject any Of tho appointments Of the
President, however disagreeubo it nigh
prove for the moment, The people vii
take the mater in charge aud scpd mel
there. who are patriots, M, factionisis
Look 10 The Senate"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-07

HUNGARIAN REFuGEEs.--An exchange
paper calls To mind tho fact that somo
years ago Turk who had plotted SO.
dition against the Sultan, fed to Russia,
aud was demanded Of that government.
The Emperor not only refused, but sent
back the refugee to Constantinople, un.
der the protection of tho Russian flag,
aad in tho capacity Of Chief Dragoman oI
the Russian Legation. Hc has net with
fair retort from Turkey.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-07
Estate Of Hartman Wait.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned
IN has been appointed and duly qualified as
Administrator OF the Estate OF HARMAN WAIT,
deceased, late OF Madison township, Fairfield
county, Ohio. All persons having claims against
said Estate will present them for settlement le-
gally authenticated within one year-and all those
Indebted will make immediate payment to
DANIEL RHEEM. Adm'tor.
November 80, l849. 4w30"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-07

PHILADELPHn. Nov. 26.-Sdle of
Peales Museum by The SAerG-PeaIe's 's
immense collection Of curiosities. known
as the Philadelphia Museum. at the Ma.
sonic Hall. was sold this morning by the
sheriff. 1t was bid of by P. T. Barnum.
Esq, the great Museum proprietor, for
$500. The collection cost originally
over 800. 900.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-07

6TGerman emigration to Chill will he
quite large this year. A Wurtemburg
company has purchased 100000 acres Of
land there, and the Wurtemburg Govern.
ment owns 1000 acres of it.