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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-05
NEw YoRK. October

A fire broke out in Fifteenth street.
last night, in COW stable. 200 cows and
Is horses were consumed. Two persons
are also supposed to have perished in
the flames. 1t is supposed to have teen
the work ofan incendiary.
A fire occurred in Williamsburgh on
Saturday night, which destroyed $l40, 900
worth oftimber and horses.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-05

Flour is in irdemand III a. so lornew. and g.
for old sales 1900 bbs. Whiskey has advanced
to 2l4c. Bacon. sales of GO 900 ID ut 4c for shou
ders and a for sides
Business generally is nctive on accounted the
anticipated rise oithe river. The river has risen
4 inches.
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LithODOIiS Academy.

TJNflE Fall term Of the Lilhopolis Academy will
commence on the 22ndof October neat. un.
der the Superintendent OF DR. joins WILLIAMS.
The trustees of this Institution are desirous of
calling the attention Of thepubic to The rare adj.
vantages which it affords for the instruction of
youth, under the care Of its experienced and nc.
complished teacher.
To those wishing to acquire good English ed
ucation it offers every facility; and for Young men
designing 10 enter on professional career, the
scientific and classical attanments Of Dr. W., will
ensure u thorough preparation for collegiate
course of study.
A convenient building lms been erected in re.
tired and pleasant stuation aud the town is noted
for its healthy locality.
GEO, r. EELS.
Sec, Of board Of Trntres.
Lithopois, Oct. 5, l840, 3w22
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10 the Voters of Fairfield County

Having been solicited by my friends of West.
ern Fairfield of both political parties. to let my
name come before the people AS a Candidate for
County Treasurer, lam induced to accele TO their
solicitation.
In offering myself candidate for that Office, |
offer my services to the people irrespective of par
ty prejudices.
Gentlemen, il have your confidence. most
respectfully solicit your Irendshi support and in
Hnence. pledsing myself to no party in preference
10 another, except AN anti-repubIican, which am
opposed to. Very Respectfully,
AMOS A. FRISBIE.
Royaton, Ohio, September 10, l840 *l9
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New York, Sept, 29-P. M.
Sentence Of the AStor Opera House RI

Sentence Of the Astor Opera House RI
0terS.
The case of the Astor Place rioters
was concluded last evening. After a
long charge from Judge DAILY. the jury
retired and in two hours returned with a
verdict of guilty. The prisoners convic-
ted numbered seventeen. The follow
ing received their sentences this morn
ing:
E, z. G. Judson Ned Buntline) was
sentenced to II months Imprisonment in
the Peniteutiary, and to pay fine of
$3.50.
D. J. Andrews to three months in the
peniteniiary.
Thos Green to one month in the peni-
Tertiary.
Thos. Bennett, George Douglass and
James O'Neil each sentenced to thirty
days imprisonment in the city prison.
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TAXES FOR I84o.

September 2S, l849. 4wel
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For The Lancaster Gazette.
OBITUARY LINES.

Suggested by the death of JOHN ELY CLY, in
liant child Of jacob aud Susan ely. which occur
red Sept. 23.
IT'S well-His viii be done--the Lord has taken
HIS own, aud laen II al tile proper time
In native beauty and in way sublime,
10 prove our loss Is hut liz endess gainl
Though great the sacrlfre Il shows our trust
That thus we how TO His supreme command
Though natures sympathy awhile compIan'd
AS low we laid the chcrub in the dust.
No worthless sacrifice with wound and stain,
On earth's own altar have the parents lain -
But one,-an infnt seraph,--wilh ihe wreath
Ofliic eternal. MS they trusting say.
"Ile Lord hath given-lle Lord hath taken away"
Aud hfings OH glory from the Jaws Of DEATH
Let fire from Heaven each lingering tear consume
Aud cheer tie faith that hovers O0r the tomb
Lancaster, Ohio. K F. II. l..
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-05

CHANCE PoR AN INFERENcE,-A little
boy OF about four or FIVE years. was much
vexed with his grandmother for boxing
his ears. but not daring to "sauce" The
old lady directly, he took up his favorite
cat, aud stroking her back. thus aGdres.
sed her:-"Wel, pussy, | wish one ofus
three was dead-and it aint yOu, pussy,
and it aint me, pussy"
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Valuable hooks,

I United States Exploring Expedition. 8 vols
~ by Wilkes;P Presents sferdnand aud Isabella
2 vols; Stephens Travels inYucatnn Q vols.iPres,
colts Conquest of Mexico; Youngs History ol
America; Napier's Peninsula Wur Prescott's Con.
quest of Peru. vols; Mosheim's Ecclesiastical
History, 3 vols; Josephus, Plutarchs Lives, Buck
ineham's Travels in Americn. in 2 vols
At the Book Store Of JOHN l.. .TUTHlLL.
Lancaster, August 81. l8i9 II
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Nh Ordnance

supplementary TO an Ordinance recurring
Swine or Hogs 20 run at large in the
town OF Lancaster
SEC. |. Be IL Ordained by he To,oa Council
y Of he tO1a IF Lancaster. That 80 much of
the above recinded Ordinance requiring Hogs or
Swine IL run large, be and The same il Hereby
repealed JOHN D MARTIN. President r. q.
Auest-J"HS REED, Recorder
OGlNber 3. 1919 3u.oo
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New Books, inst received.

I.ynch's Expedition 10 the Dead Sea;
Macadlye's History Of England, Library etliInn
Life of John Quincy Adams; Guizot's Gibbon
Shakespeare, new edition. vols.
Sacred Mountain by Heady;
Wanderinss Of Pilgrim under the Shadow Of
Mont Blanci
Pilgrims in the Shadow of Jausrrau. by Geo;
b. Cheever, D. D.
Mopes, from on Old Msnse;
The Magic OF Kindness or Wonderous Story
ofthe good Huan
The Retributiou aud other new Notels, just
from the Press. For sule by
JOHN l.. TUTHILL.
OPposite ShG6er's Hotei
Lancaster. September 81. l3Ig 20
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-05
New Books,

HlHE Woudman. Thirty Years Since. and other
- Novels, by James; The Knight with ;he Iron
Hand, and other Works by Dumas; Nell Gwynne
and James the Second by Answorth The Sea
Lions by Cooper; Saa,he by Croly. The Wa.
verify Novels, aud Capt. Marryats Novels; Mary
Barton, Mordaunt Hall, Discipline Of Life and a
large number of other cheap publications. Just
received ut the Book Store Of j Il. TUTHILI..
Lancaster. August 81, l84s II
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An Ordlnance.

supplementary 90 an OrdInaBes, for the
HPp"in'men' Of a Reef Inspector, for the
town of LaReasieV.
SIC l. Be ordaiAsd by ne Torn Cornell Of
~ The torn Of LaHe0sfsr That II any Butcher NJ
other person shall ieel segrieVed by sny decisnn
oi the Beef Inspector in rotation 10 the inspection
ni Beef Cattle, he. or they. rnsy appeal 10 any
two mefhbeTs Of the Town Connci. to be desig.
mated by the President Of the Town Council. or
IN his absence the Recorder, whose duty il shall
he 10 forthwith hear the cause Of complaint and
decide the same and whuse decisinu shall he finnl
SEo. 9. The members appointed aud acting
under the frsi section Of this Ordinance shall re-.
ceiye FOR every tiiaiier 6f appeal tie sum of aj
cents each. 10 be paid by tile appeant if con-
detBned iD the appeal. Or ogl Of the Corpnration
Treasury ifthe appeal be sustained.
SEr 3. That this OrtlinaDre slinil tike effect
after ii- legal publication. Pissed Oct |. l84g
JOHN b MARTIN. Prssi1ent n. C..
Aiicst--JoHS b. REED, ReeordeT
Oci0ber5. lS4g 3w92
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New & Fashionable Dress Goods

WE would respectfully invite the Ladies to
w call aud examine large & splendid stock
Of DRESS GOODS. The styles of this description
of Goods has entirely changed within the last wear,
and we can now show them something that is
new aud handsomer by far than was ever before
offered In this market consisting of 100 pieces Of
English and French Nous de I.aines and Cash.
meres; French and German Merinos; Chameleon
Cashmeres, Germania and Lyoncse Cloth; Plain
and Fig'd Black Silks Chameleon aud Satin
Tnrkcom do Alpacas Of every colors French and
American GinghamsI 100 pieces CALICOES,
warranted fast colors; large and splendid assnrt.
ment of Black aud mode Thibet, Plain aud silk
Embr'd Cloth and Terkerio Shawls.
LITTLE & DRESBACHS.
lancaster. October 5. l8l9 %
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-05

ANOTHER KENTUCKY GIANr.-The Lou.
isville papers speak of a youth now ex.
hibitins in that city, named Andrew II.
Brand, who is Is years uld, FIVE feet two
or three inches high. measures six feet
about the waist, and weighs 500 pounds
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Estate OF JOscph Yanzer.

NJ Office is hereby given, that the subscriber
i ' has been appointed aud qualified as Admin
i>lra'or"I ihe Estate of JosrFH YASzEn, deceased.
late oi Falrheld Comfy. Ohio All persons has.
ing claims against said Estate hereby notified
to present them legally authenticated Within one
year from This date, and those indebted to make
immediate payment. JOHN COOK, Admtor.
September 18 I84g 4w2l.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

nACASES Boots and Shoes, warranted as
lOU good MS any manufactured In the United
States consisting of Mems Kip aud CafSkin Wa.
ter Proof Boots and shoes; Boys aud Youths do;
splendid assortment of Ladies and Misses, Mo.
rocco and Seal Ties, Slippers, Boots, Caters and
half Caters, Chil,lren's Shoes. Metallic Gum and
Buffalo Over Shoes for sale cheap by
LITTLE & DRESBACHS.
Lancaster, October 5, l343 %
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-05

SuoT FLYINa.-Smg1lar Dcath.-The
Caddo Louisiana) Gazette tells how one
Turk was killed in Shreveport couple
of weeks since, in an aifray with Henry
Vines; killed by flying shot, while he
himself was flying. They both first inef.
fectually snapped pistols at each other.
The Turk then threw his pistol at Vines
and rushed out of the door, but Vines
threw his after him, striking him as he
was clearing the door, and it discharged
itself, the contents taking effect in the
left side Of the back-the ball ranging up
wards, passed through the heart and
lodged under the skin, near the throat,
aud back Of the right collar bone. Turk
ran some fifty feet and expired.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-05
Gloves and Hosiery.

I AIDES Black and Colorcd FancySilkGlovcs,
IL Merino and Cashmere do; Black aud Cord
Kid do; Misses and Boys do. OF every description;
Ladies' Black Cashmere aud Lambs Wool Hose:
a complete assortment of Gentemen's Gloves aud
Hosiery; large assortment of Woolen Comforts
and Hoods for sale cheap by
LITTLE & DRESBACHS.
Lancaster, October s, l849 %
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-05
school Books.

CONSTANTLY on hand, every kind Of Books
7 nsed in the Common Schools, which will be
sold very low Cetntry Schools sending orders.
will be promptly attended to. and supplied at the
lowest prices. JOHN L. T6THILL,
Greene's Block, opposite She6srs Hotel
Lancaster, August 81, 1919 IL
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-05
FRANKrnnr Ocinher 1

The State Convention to remodel The
constitution organized to-day, by electing
James Guthrie. of Louisville. President,
and Thomas ]. Helm, Secretary, The
vote for President stood Guthrie so, Dix
On 43.
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Strawberries.

THE undersigned Agent for "Griggs' Bristol
i Nursery" respectfully nnnounce that he has
large supply of the inimitable Houey's Seeding
Strawberry which are offered for sale on more
reasonable terms than they can be bought else
where Tho plants are fresh and vigorous Now
is the time to set them out il you wish To ent the
luscious fruit next June! Call and examine.
The plants are put up in moss and can be sent
to my part ofthe State by stage or otherwise
each 100 plants M. z. KRElDER
Lancaster, September 81, lS49 81
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Goods for GcmtIeInen,.VVeoV

100 Pieces OF French aud American Cloths
lOO and Cassimeresi l5O pieces of Satners
and Jeansi Plain and Fancy Cashmere and ,Silk
VestngS; Black aud Fancy Silk Cravats; Woolen
und Cotton under Shirts aud Drawers for sale by
LITTLE Il DRESBACHS.
Lancaster, October 5. l8i9 -
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-05

New GooDs...-Messrs. Julian & Ulrick
have just received one boat load of their
New Goods. Call and see the most va
ried assortment in town, and you will find
them as cheap as ever. Particulars next
week. - -----
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NRw OnLrANs Oct

Editors Ohio State Journal:
Twenty thousand dollars worth of Brit
ish goods, shipped under false invoices
per British ship Gossip, were seized by
the collector of this post, on Friday last.
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Charles ScI,neider.

Ieeehsr Of Vocal ana InstTnnsniaI AIuSIe,
iE As again located himself in Lancaster for
-, SI4 ihe purpose oi teaching Music His terms
,.i, T,i' ne rea'nnabl- and his attendance to pupils
Iie "llI aIso give instructions il the French
and German Languages.
tnr lhr'.er plrucnlar. inquire at his res4lcnce
N Henry ArnoId's Buildng. corne, Of Man anS
Columbus Streets
Lantaster, se;terhber %. lB4s au,al
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-05

CHOLERA IN LONDON The Cholera in
London had increased to an alarming ex-
tent. The deaths by that disease alone,
during The week ending September sth,
were 2,o26, and by all diseases 3,1S3.
The following memorandum shows the
progress of the disease from week to
week:
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DJ-lt gives us pleasure 10 publish what we know
Is real WORTH in these days Of Humping Ills truly refresh
ing 10 be able to say here article which though pulled
and landed TO the skies praised too hshy-is not
Overraed In putting forth week acr week notices Of the
Great American Remedy, Vaughns Vegetable Ilhonrrp
tic Mixture we feel thai doing the public great ser
vice, and the suffering sick win hap this med rine
without thanking the who invented the ART Of pri Mt
Ing 1t has restored thousands all The world no mat
Ter what tile complaint may he il the panncea for
Twas only week since heard Of rnse Of complicated
and truly aliclng female debility which has heen cured
by this article after The lady had used up hundreds ofnl
Jars and employed many physicians six BOTTLES Of This
mixture cured her, and she is strong and heaIlhl
woman-sx months ago she entirely taken down in
spirits and constitution. Call upon the Agents in this pa
per under the Great American Remedy. Get pamphlets.
To the Public-We call special M cnlian 10 the al.
vcriisement of"noWEs SHAKER sARs NPARu.LA,' in
our paper to-day The superior merits oFhe Shaker pep
Grafton ofhs hest ofa medical plants is rapidly heromnr
known and will ere long be the only in use For sale
by IT, SCOTT Main Street. opposre the Telegraph office
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j. Lchnnam,s Rook store.

TINHE undersigned has for sale at his New Book
StDre, one door East of the Hooking Valley
Bank, variety of Bibles and Testaments, large
and small. plain and gilt good supply of school
Books and blank Books; also Theological, Medical
and Miscellaneous books selected with care, aud
Stationery of good quality.
To the above may by added, Publications. of
the American Bible, Tract, and Union Sabbath
School Societies,
- JOHN LEHMAN.
lancaster, October 5, 1S49 90
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Trimmings and Fancy Mill
inCr Goods.

A LARGE Assortment Of Bonnet Ribbons,
m Plain Mantua do; Velvet and Silk Dress
Trimmings; Buttons and Gimp Fnnges, of all CO.
lors for Trimming Dresses and Capesi Black Silk
Lace; Cotton. Linen and Jaconet Iaccs and In.
sertings, Silk und Agate Buttons for sale by
LITTLE & DRESBACHS.
Lancaster October 5, 184g %
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FRUIT TlssEs &t.
A RARE CHANCE.


VIZ Subscriber Intending 10 remove from
L his present lncAliun now Offers far ala !,
reduced prizes Il spendii lut Of frpi, ,rs.. -
shrufbery. &c. No'''
APPLES All The noted choice varieties q .,
" cts. lew trerg Northern Spy, Melon. rnrlv
Joe SUMMER Belrileur. ilHlburi Siripe and Pins
Apple hnssei 81 higher rites
FBAka-All The hUest vaFietes md nearly ev.
cry new pesr ct nDte de1efiLed in the Hnriirpl.
hnaI hovey's hhsazihe lar the last three yeara
on b"th pear niid Q.iince generally twu year ola
NJ % celI's. newer sorts higher Also anne Al
sIIeclInsn trees. .(dwanJ3 a. aud yeafs Old Sull
vt blossom bdds.
PLUMS-All tic fne standard snrts. includinv
most OF The nntetl aud new ones--maly bearin9
aize-trom Is 10 80 cent?. Among the new va.
,iriles nfe Rivers EGy Favorile. Schenect,Jy
Catherine. Hudson JuJsun. Orange anil Dennis.
tons new choice pluI1es.
CHERhlE5-Sesenty tafieties inclndino MI
The bigareuuS and fiber SORTS ut Is to 371 ceuts-
Cora Transparent BGrr seeding. Aliens sweet
Toni'nnrehcy, new great Bigaren1 Of Mezel SC
u sher r'tes-riiniiy specimen trees bearing size
fEAthEs--Ail the finest Varieties IN Tie u
States al I! pei dozen or sl2 per IOO--mauy
bearing size
APKICUTS AND NEcTARIyES.-Au tbs
It"u'nS soFS bDtil ZV 10 ~ ceuis. Also Quinces
Grape Vines, Cnrtnls. Rasp,errys including the
Fasuli. Rhnharbs. &c. Strawberries. Burrs new
Pine anl Ohio nIsinnnth aud lIpy-y's s-,.JIino
very i6" Indeed lt o. per hundred ur sT per 1000
plants
PAONiES both trde aud Iifrbaceous. terv
low indeed Sixty varieties clioierst DabliaS.
which c"st generally from 50 cenp 10 Il ner
root only i2l cath few 80 cenla.
EOsES--f arge stsnrtiiIent Of the rnest Per.
Petuals. bensai-. Teas. B,alrhnns. Noisettes
Donble Prairie including lnshna Pierce's twelve
new varieties. Double Yellow Hybrid China and
Moss u half prices. Ny rnsgs ri.iino, he etcelL.
rJ. "A the ladies wLd visited the gronIrds dnrinp
tue season, (and WIN are bn,ing largely, viii
attest. A fine collection hr shrnbb.ry and Sbads
Trees. srnongs them fine pauluuls 8 10 10 fee. Al
50 Genie nnfy.
EVEE6ELENS--pilssn aud Norwav Fir,
Cl'iness Aih"r Viiss 3 Ia Ieviyerv low indeed.
fonng Ceiars Jumpers. Tree Cypress &c. tn
3 feet hgh95 Ia 371. These evergreens can all
be planted wilh success IIpeing raised from seed
Orders 'n,ild be sent in early by 10Th October at
llrhe>t. !I0s, paid. )-Wbcn 81 to SO worth
ara ordrrrd from one place sufficient vii he nd.
ded 'o Piy reasonable charges thereto. All arti.
clr- packed free Of charge when the order n.
inDnnts % g.. A. FAUyESTOCK
ba'7''irr. September 81. ls49 eO-3w
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Blank Books and stationery

DLANK Books of every kind manufactured
ID from the best of paper, and in the most du.
rnble manner. Also, kept on hand, the best quail
ty Of Cap and Letter Paper, Note Paper, Steel
Pens, Qnills. Inks, States, Copy Books Memoran.
dums, &c. JOHN L. TUTHILL.
I Al he Old stand Of W. s. Beatty
s opposite Shefer's Hotel
Lancaster, August 81, l849 IL
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-05

The usual number of deaths In Lon
don, per week, in the warm season. is a
bout 1000. The London Times says the
present visitation is "far more severe
than that of 1882" In another place the
same paper speaks off as "pestilence
unparalleled since the great plague, car
rying off its thousands in week.
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WEEAT BY TETE RIrsYET.
Road Notice,

NOTE is hereby given that petition will be
Y presented thirty days from this date to the
Trustees o! Hooking Township praying for the
establishment ofa Township road-commencins
on The Royulton ruad and going south on section
line No 2 and 3, between the farms Of Hannah
Levering and Henry Work. and on section line
No. 10 and | through the lands Of Isnac Reese.
Andrew Hunier,N. Wilson's Heirs. Joel Gallagher,
and RobnsonJ. Peters; thence across tile Turn
pike raod; thence along the section line No. "a
and Is, through the lands of j. Gallagher and
Robinson J. Peters, 10 ie south corner OF The lands
Of Phomen Beecher's heirs and Gnslin Wilson,
on said section line; thence south on the lands of
Jacob Stripe and Morris Reese. to a spring run
southwest ofthe house occupied by Daniel Arney;
thence southeast on the lands OF C f. >hRfler.
to the foot of the ridge thence along the foot of
the ridge to the nearest point on the line between
the lands of ]. 7. Brazee and c. +. Shelter
thence along said line through and between the
lands Of Jacob Stripe and Joseph McCleery, to the
Chillicohe and Lancaster road on section No %,
and there to terminate.
MANY PETITIONERS,
September 2S, I849. 4wel
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-05

Mr.. CLIFFORD, our late Minister to
Mexico, arrived at Washington on Sat.
urday evening, and has taken rooms at
Willard's Hotel.
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Public Sale,

NHE Subscriber will offer, at public sale, ut
Il his residence in Greenfield Township,
three miles north-ceSt Of Laneaster, on he Canal.
On Tuesday. the I6dh day OF October, Is49.
The following property, to.wt,
Two head OF HORSES
Two two.year old COTS.
Fourteen head of CATTLE.
Twenty head of SHEEP,
Fifty head Of HOGS.
Fourteen hives Of BEES,
One fourhnrss WAGON,
Ode two-hOrse WAGON.
One two.horse CARRIAGE,
One RIFLE GUN.
Comprehensive COMMENTARIES.
One Writing DESK.
And variety Of Household aud Kitchen Fur.
nlture. Farming Utensils and various other arti
cies, loo tedious to mention. Also,
WHEAT BY TIE BUsHEL.
LARGE LOT OF HAY BY THE TON.
Sale 10 commence at tel o'clock, A. NJ. on said
dav.
TERMS OF SALE.-Nine months credit win
be given on all sums over 50. the purchaser Civ.
ing his note with approved security, Under that
sum. cash in hand. Sale without reserve, as |
intend moving West.
JOHN MORGAN.
September 23ih. l849. 2l-ts
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Public sale or stock

IN rtiE SAVINGS INSTITUTE. LANCASTER.
HNHERE will be sold on Saturday ihs 2o,h
Il day Of October merit at the Court Honsb
d0"r IN the tnwn Of Lancaster. at II o'clock NJ.
ff'y shares of Stock III the Savings Institute Of
Lancaster, belonging To the Estate of Nathan
We,IAerly. deceased. Said Stock will be sold
IN live seperHie lots of eu shares each dividend
due ON Nov. |, lS49, reserved
Terms Cash. J. r. PEARCE,
JOHN AHTZ,
Administrator Of Nathan Wra,lerby deesased
September 81, 1919. 2O-ts
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To WatchnIakers Il Dealers

In JeweIry, Cutlery and Variety Goods,
HAVING moved into our new store, No. 100
Main ST., Cincinnati under the CONNER.
cal Bank, we are now opening our Fall Stock,
consisting in part as folowsi
Gold and Silver Watches.
Fine and Common Jewelry Spectaces,
Spectacle Glasses, Accordeons, Pistols,
Rnzors. Knives and Scissors,
Fine French and Yonkee Brass Clocks,
Volins aud Violin Strings;
general assortment of Watchmakers' Tools,
and materials, &C., &C., Of our own direct mpor.
tation and purchase from the original manuiac-
turers, aud all which we will sell at as law prices
as any hotise in the country.
Cincinnati, October 5. 1849-Gd4ette 5m22,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-05
Fire, Murder and Cholera.
CORNELIUS JONES,

Fashi0hAhie BAsber aha Hait Dresssf,
~ rFrnoveti his Sinp To- ColpmbRs street,ia
Ne room formerly occupied BY Francii
L'H1- 6Eh Tailor Shop where he win happy td
wait 81, hi- old cnstoui-,s aud tile citizens gen
erslly
Wslk IN gentlemen and read the news. while
black y"nr Boots and Shoes. My Raznrs is sllsrpt
my waies h"t. ] sIn ready aud always OH the spot:
Lancaster August l5i I849 Is