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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-28
TAX ES FOR 184o.
OGscc, Fairfield County

Treasarer's Ofticc, Fairfield County,
LANCASTER, September 10, l9lg
A GREEABLY to the provisions of the 18th
N Section ofthe Act prescribing the duties of
County Treasurets and Amendatory Acts
IDO HEREBY GIVE NOTICE,
That the rates of Taxation within the county aCore.
said, assessed for the present year, are as follows
For State mills for County mills, for Town.
ship as follows.
Amanda /; Bloom /; Liberty 4; Greenfield Il;
Hooking 7; Perry 1; Bern 4; Walnut Il Richland
4; Rushcreek !; Auburn ].
For Town Of Lancaster a. Lithopolis IA, for
educational purposes.
Dist. No. 5, Amanda j; Nos. 5 aud Q, Liberty I;
No 10. Hooking J; North Of main street. Lam
caster 80; No II. Hooking .; No 4, Perry a:
No. A. Madison II; No IL, Pleasant Z; No ., do
II; No 8, Walnut 1; No 0, do O. No A, Rushcreek
4; Nu3, do, J.
And 1 do hereby further give Notice,
That in pursuance of an order Of the Commission.
ers, will attend in The Townships as follows on
the days named at the usual place of holding cleo
tiOns.
Perry. on Monday the 5th of November; Clear.
creek, on the 9th; Bloom on the 9TH; Violet Oh
the 9Th and 9th; Liberty on the 10th.
will attend at my office in Lancaster, until the
Goth December, to receive Taxes. after which
will proceed according to law to collect the de.
llnquencies.
JEPTHA NEWKIRK, Treasurer
Of Fairfield Comfy, Ohio.
September IA, l849 10
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Road Notice.

MOTE is hereby given that petition win he
Y presented thirty days from this date to the
Trustees Of Hooking Township. praying FIR the
establishment ola Township road -commencmg
on the Royaltnn ruad aud going sonth on section
line No. 9 aud B. between the farms Of Hannah
Levering and Henry Work, aud OH section line
No. 10 and through the lands Of Isaac Reese
Andrew Hunter,N. Wilson's Heirs, Joel Gallagher,
aud Robinson J. Peters thence across the Turn.
pike raod; tllence along the secton line No. "a
and 49, through The lands nf j. Gallagher aud
Robson j. Peters, 10 The solith corner of the lands
of Phomen Beecher's heirs and Gustn Wilson,
on said section linei thence south on the lands Of
Jacob Stripe and Morris Reese. to a spring run
southwest Of The House occupied bS Daniel Arneyi
thence sontll tnst on tile lands OF c. f. Shefier,
10 the foot Of the ridgej thence along the foot of
he ridge to the nearest point on the line between
the lands off T. Brazee and c. f. Sheffer;
thence along said line through and between tile
lands OF Jacob Stripe and Joseph McCleery, to the
Cllillicoihe aud Lancaster road. on section No. 23
aud there 10 Terminate
MANY PETITIONERS.
September 90, t34g. iwoi
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A Large Farm for Sale.

NNHE Heirs oIler for sale the Valuable Farm,
~ known as the Packer Farm" situated in
Thorn Township, Perry County. Ohio. i miles
East Of Thornville-the GAINESVILLE road running
through near the centre.
The Farm contains 343 Acres. about one half
prairie under fence, occupied as pasture and mea-
dow. and about 100 Acres rs farming land There
are upon the premises, two good dwelling houses,
a large log barn, two good spring houses with a
very strong spring to EACH about 1000 Sugar
Trees and good orchard partly grated fruit
The Farm would do to divide, with house
and spring and au equal quantity OF prairie and
timber land to each half. 1t is well adapted for
raising both STOCK and GRAIN, with an abHH-
dance Of pure spring water, which can be con-
veyed to any field upon the farm, and the 'oH IS
moi surpassed in the State
Possession will he given to the purchaser next
spring Any persoij wishing to purchase good
fnrm would do well to call aud examine TINS one
For further particulars call on Frederick und Will
liam Packer upon the premises;
August 3. 1840 3ml3
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Public sale.

HNilERE will sold at public vendue, on FRI
Il DAY The l2h day Of OCTOBER, 184g, at
the late dwelling of JosEPH YASzER, deceased.
four miles North of Lancaster, on the Baltimore
road, near Dumontsville the personal property
belonging To the Estate Of said deceased. to.wi
llofses, Cows, Sheep& Hogs: Hay Corn& Oats
Wagon, Plodgbs, Harrows and Buggy:
Tanning Mil, Stoves, Harness and Saddles
Cooper Wood aud Coopers Tools
And a variety of Household Furniture and Farm.
ing Implements.
Sale to cumuietce at 10 o clock A NJ of said day
at which time the conditions will be made known
and due attendance given by
JOHN COOK, Adm'tor.
Greenfield; September 80, l84g 2w2l'
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WASHINGTON. Sent. 10Th.

Whatever difficulty there has ever been
as to the appointment of Mr.. Rives, it has
been removed. There has been no OBJ
lection to Mr.. Rives on the part of the
French Government. An official and
perfectly satisfactory vindjca,ion of M.
Rives' course in regard 10 the Treaty of
indemnity, was published in the two or
gans in this city on the 18th July,
The apprehension now is, that Louis
Napoleon seeks cause of quarrel. He
has imposed upon US the necessity of dis
missing his representatives He may re-
sent this course by dismissing Mr.. Rives
and thus complicate and proong the ex.
isting difficulties.
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In Fairfield Common Pleas.
IN PARTITION.

IN PARTITION.
George Spangler rs. Calharlne Toungerman. Hen
ry Musser, John Stukey and Mary Ann his wife,
Joseph Hish and Sarah Ills wife L. ydiaFriesner
Mary Friesner. Martha friesner, Elizabeth
Friesner and Andrew J. friesner- James Kepler
aud Lydia his wife, Henry Baker and Mary luis
wife, Henry Turner and the minor & unknown
Children Of the said Henry and his deceased
wife Susan, Samuel Spauget, tire minor and
unknown Heirs of Daniel Spangler. deceased.
Samuel Snyder and Catharine his wife, Robert
MOrrell aud Rebecca his wife. Joseph Bownan
and Aun his wife Frederick Peters aud Chris
tina his wife, Jacob Spangler the Heirs-at-law
and Ann Maria SPnngler the widow OF Daniel
SpangIer, Diseased.
TINHE Defendants are hereby notified that the
Petitioner has this day. filed in the Clerks
Office ofthe Court OF Common Pleas aforesaid,
his certain petition therein, demanding partition
to he made between him and the said Defendants
in 70 Acres Of Land in said County, being part Of
the East half of Section No. g. Township No. l6,
Range No. II. being same premises conveyed by
George Hottie and wife by deed dated March IL,
1919, to the said Daniel Spangler. and recorded
in Book NJ. page 1853, Fairfield County records,
and that said petition will come TO he heard at
the spring Term OF said court, when such order
will be had as are prayed Tor therein.
JOHN GARAGHTY,
Attorney for Demdndati
August II, l849 pfee$5.25 6wlG
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DOORS OPEN At
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aS,-t C. Barber ofLe Roy, State Of NeW York says
that The Great American Remedy, taughns Vegetable Lii
tbontrlt Mixture. sells in his secton heller than any
other remedy II has made astonishing cures, mud
in consequence sought aher by al classes Of people.
The most singular part Of this business IA that no matter
what complaint You have this art icIe seems 10 help H. in
fact cures IT, We know these notices which W.T. publish
read rather strong sometimes lat 1t No article In
the whole medicinal line las done 90 much and II you
win call oil the Agent in this paper he viii tell you Of cases
which have fOnhd health by the ofis article which
have tried everything else in vain. See Great American
Remedy, Dr., G c. Yarghns Lithronipilc Mitture Gel
a pamphlet
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Strawberries.

II NFlE undersigned Agent for "Griggs' Bristol
Nursery" respectfully announce that ho has
a large supply of the iniminble 'Hovey's Seeding
Strawberry which are offered for sale on more
reasonable terms than they can be bought else
where. Tho plants nre 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 any part OF the State by stage or otherwise
Full instructions for planting, &C., accompany
each 100 plants. NJ, Q. KREIDER
Lancaster, September 81, 1919 81
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Charles Schneider.

Teacher OF Vocal and Instrnmontnl Music,
yMRAS again located himself in Lancaster, for
HA the purpose OF teaching Music. His terms
will be reasonable and his attendance to pupils
diligent ....
He will also give instructions in the French
and German Languages. .
For further particulars, inquire at his residence
in Henry Arnod's Building, corner OF Main and
Columbus Streets.
Lancaster, September 90, 1919 3m2l
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-28

THAT DsoREpANcY.-It appears that the
substitution Of the word "Consttution" for
Coapenfion in the Joint resolution of the last
Legislature, occurs only in the volumes
printed BY .Medary, the copy in the Local
Laws printed by Scott being correct. Me-
Diary. to meet the Journals point is obliged
to refer 10 ScOt's as the correct copy, con-
Tossing his own TO be blunder. 1t was not
bad Joke of the Journals. We notice, by
the by, that the Dayton Journal doubts
whether the discrepancy does not consti.
tute "a material and fatal blunder. "-Zanes-
S,uIe Tyouriey
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WHEAT RY THE RusHEI.
FRUIT TREES NC.
A RAR IL CHANCE

IHNtlE Subscriber intending to remove from
n his present location now offers for sale at
reduced prices a splendid lot of fruit trees,
shrubbery, &c.
APPLES. All the noted choice varieties 0 to
10 cts. lew trees Northern Spy Melon, Early
Joe, Summer Beelleur, Ilaburt Stripe and Pine
Apple Russet at higher rates.
PEARS-All the finest varieties, and nearly ev-
cry new pear OF note described in the Hurtcul-
tural & Hoveys Magazine for the last three years,
oil both pear aud Ounce generally two year old.
at 25 cents, newer sorts higher. Also some 50
specimen trees, (dwarf) 8, 4, Band years old full
of blossom buds,
PLUAlS-All the fine standard sorts, including
most of the notal aud new ones-many bearing
siZe--irom % To so cents. Among the new va
rieties are Rivers Early Favorite, Schenectady,
Catherine, Hudson Judson, Orange and Dennis.
tons new choice plumes.
CHERRIES-Seventy varieties, including all
the Bigareaus and finer sorts at 25 to 371 CENTS
Cors Transparent Burr seeding. Aliens sweet
montmOrency, new great Bigareau Of Mezel &c
higher ratcs-many specimen trees bearing size.
PEACHES-All the finest varieties in the u.
States, at 81 per dozen Or $l2 per l00-many
bearing size.
APRICOTS AND NECTARINES. the
lending sorts from 90 to % cents. Also Ounces
Grape Vines Currants, Raspberrys, including the
Fnstolf, Rhubarbs &c, Strawberries, Burrs new
Pine aud Ohio mammoth aud Huvey's. seeding
very low indeed at 81 per hundred or a. per 600
plants.
PAoNIES@ Both tree and herbaceous, very
low indeed. Sixty varieties choicest Dahlias
which cost generally from so cents to 81 pei
root only l24 each, few % cents.
ROSESA laroo - ,La g.. ID.
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Sealed Proposals

WILL be received by the undersigned un.
wv til Saturday, October 18th at o'clock P.
NJ, for the construction Of a Circular Brick Sew
er, commencing at or near the Niebling pond on
Union street, and terminating at the foot OF said
street, OH the canal; also for the construction of
Culvert under the canal, to connect with the a
bove sewer
Plans aud specifications may be seen by calling
on J, McClelland
VIM. NJ. KINKEAD. }
]. McCLELLAND. }Com.
EMANUEL GIESY.
Sept. 90, l849. 81.
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Sale Of. Real Estate.

DY virtue of power invested in me by wills
ID will dffer at public sale, at the late resi-
dence Of Bavid Brum6eld, in Hooking Township,
81 miles west Of Lancaster. al the honts q l5 o,
clock, NJ. on Friday me 56h day Of October, ,lSI9-
the iarIr of which he died seized, containing 2l3
Acres and 8 Perches; uFUu it is gnod Brick
House, a large frnme Bariij 1ne Spring and e.
good Orchard About dtie-talf Or the farm is TIL
der cultiva,ioGud the other Iiaif we'll timbered-
the qnality of land Is good:
Terms gf Saie--One tliiri ia hand, and the
Reminder in twO eqdaI antiual instruments with
interest
Should no sale be effected at the time and
place above named. shall offer the same prefii-
ses, upon the same terms 1T the door oflhe court
house, in Lancaster at L. o'clock, NJ, on the Bird
day of November following.
Persons desirnus of exaniining the premises,
may call at my residence ubntt one fIie west Of
Lancaster,
WILLIAM T. BRUMFiELD, Exe'tot
August 10, l849 tslf
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WEEKLY GOSSIP.
Foreign News---BanIk SaIes-.The
French Minister.
TO Slaie Journal.

EdlIor OHIO SIdle journal.
NEw YORK, Sept. 20, PM.
The announcement Of the arrival OF the
Steamer America, at Halifax, by express,
has suspended all transactions in the mar
kets.
The Schuylkil Bank property in this
city, was sold last evening, under an order
of court in favor of the Northern Bank oi
Kentucky, for $45,00O
Accounts IRON Washington state that Nj.
Poussin, through the interpretation Of Mr.
Champion, tue British Charge d'Afairs, has
submitted concihatory propositions 10 our
Government.
President Taylor refused TO permit NJ
Poussin official intercourse, until further ad
vices from France.
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RECEIPTS FOR THE GAZETTE.
OBITUARY.

DlED-At EIyria, on the 4th instant. Mr.,
FRANCIS KENDALL, Of Dysentory. He was
formerly Merchant Of this place. He leaves II
wife and two children
On the 22d inst RUFUS WILLIAM, infant son
of Jones and Rachel Gibbony, aged four months
and twenly.sx days
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ROOks for Ihe PennIc.

/ IFE of franklin and Washington. by Sparks;
Ia Family Library, 30 vols. embracing History
and Biography; Life Of Gen. Marion; Pioneer His
tory; Life Of Generals Stark, Wayne Steuben,
Montgomery, Lee. Morgan, &c, neatly bound in
separate vols; Rollins History; Life of Fulton;
History Of America; Dicks Works, in & vols;
Marshall's Life Of Washington; Library of Ame-
rican Biography, 10 vols; Washington and his
Generals with n great variety of other valuable
and useful Works. For sale at tue Book Storesof
JOHN l.. TUTHILL.
Lancaster, August 81, 1919
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Estate Of Joseph YonZer,

~ Office is hereby given, that the subscriber
l Y has been appointed and qualified as Admin
iSrator OF the Estate ofJOsEPH YAxzEn, deceased.
late OF Fairfield County, Ohio, All persons hav-
ing claims against said Estate are hereby notified
to present them legally authenticated within one
year from this date, and those indebted to make
Immediate payment. JOHN COOK, AdmtOr.
September % l849 4w2l"
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MONTREAL, Sept. pa. VI,

The DISTURBANCES AT BYTOwN.-We
learn by passengers who arrived here
yesterday, from Bytown, that the distur.
Dances there still continue, and on
Wednesday last there were large arrivals
of men who were fully armed and equip.
ed to aid in the outbreak. The troops,
however, acted promptly and prevented
any serious damage being done.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-28
New Books. iu.t received.

Lynch's Expedition 10 tile Dead Sea;
Macaulye's History OF England, Library edition
Life of John Quincy Alaiasi Guizot's Gibboni
Shakespeare ne~ edition: vols.
Sacred Mountain, by Headly:
Wan,lerings Of Pilgrim Under the Shadow Of
Mont Blanc;
D. Cheever, d. d.
Mopes from an Old Mause;
The Magic Of Kindness, or Wonderous Story
of The good Huan;
The Retribution aud other new Novels, Just
from the Press. For sale by
JOHN L. TtTHItt.
Opposite She6cr's Hotel
Lancaster, September 81. 1919 20
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New ROOIls.

NNHE Woodmau, Thirty Years Since. and other
~ Novels, by james; The Knight with the Iron
Hand, and other Works by Dumas; Nell Gwynne
and james the Second, by Ainsworth; The Sea
Lions, by Cooper; Salathiel, by Croly; The Wa.
verify Novels, and Capt Marryat's Novels; Mary
Barton, Mordaunt Hall, Discipline of Life and a
large number Of other cheap publications. Just
received at the Book Store Of j L. TUTHILL.
Lancaster, August 81, 1849 II
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-28

Fun AND PAsrIME. -Welch, Deavan ~
Nathans' Circus, acknowledged to be the
best that travels in these parts, will be on
hand next Tuesday. The b'hoys will have
their own time then. Look out for a crowd
The Lee family are said to be great in their
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-28
Valuable Books.

I United States Exploring Exp .dilion. 8 vols.
L Wilkes Prescol's erdinand and Isabella
. vols; Stephens Travels inYucatan. . vos.;Pres.
colts Conquest of Mexico; Young's History oil
America; Napier's Peninsula War; Prescotls Con-
quest of Peru, 9 vols; Mosheim's Ecclesiastical
History. vols; Josephus, Plutarchs Lives, Buck
inghnm's Travels in America, in vols.
At the Book Store of JOHN l.. TUTHILL.
Lancaster, August 81, 1919 IL
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BLANK Books and Stationery

DLANK Books of every Authenticated
ID from the best OF paper, and in the most du.
Iable manner. Also, kept on hand, the best quail.
ty of Cap and Letter Paper, Note Paper, Steel
Pens, Quills, Inks, Slates, Copy Books, Memoran.
dums, &c. JOHN L. TUTHILL.
Al The Old stand of W. s. Beatty,
opposite Shgger's Hotel
Lancdster August 81, l840 II
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sELLING OFF AT COST.

HEREBY inform the citizens Of Lancaster and
= vicinity. lhat will sell my entire Stock Of
Good. ai EGRerR CITY cosf for cash only. My
stock is large and fresh comprisiur
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ST. LOUIS. Sept. %.

Editors Ohio State Journal:
A serious riot recently occurred al
Yellsville, Arkansas, growing out of an
attempt by the Sheriff to arrest some
murderers. Eight persons were killed;
and at the last accounts a large party ol
those who take sides with the murderers,
had fortified themselves, determined to
resist the civil authority.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-28

~ Money does not appear to be so scarce
in Russia as British writers pretend. The
Bank being short of bullion lately, the Fin.
peror ordered some sent to it from the for
tress. Five millions ofrubles were forward
cd under guard. This act, among other
things, established the fact that there re-
mained in the vaults of the fortress of Peter
and Paul, after'the removal of the five mil
lions. 1Ol sac ,595 rubles. Not small sum
to be sure.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-28

GAMBLING IN CALIFoRNIA.-The gam.
bling spirit il is said prevails in California
to fearful extent. We see it stated that
800, 900 recently changed hands at monte
bank, on the turn of a single card. A New
York gambler lost 600 the night before
the California sailed.
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Public Sale.

HNiE Subscriber will offer, at public sale, at
Il his residence, in Greenfield Township
three miles north-ircst Of Lancaster. on The Canal,
On Tuesday. the / 9th day OF Octobef, Is4o.
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 four-horss WAGON,
Ohe two-horse WAGON,
Que two-horse CARRIAGE.
One RIFLE GUN,
Comprehensive COMMENTARIES,
One Writing DESK,
And variety of Household and Kitchen Fur.
niture, Farming Utensils and various other arti.
cles, too tedious to mention. Also,
WHEAT BY THE BUsHEL.
A LARGE LOT OF HAY BY THE TON.
Sale 10 commence at ten o'clock, A. NJ. on said
day
TERMS OF SALE.-Ninc months credit will
be given on all sums over So, the purchaser Civ
Ing his note with approved security. Under tina
sum, cash in hand. Sale without reserve, as
intend moving West.
September 18th, l849. 2l-ts
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ole M nrktts.
LANCASTER, Friday, September %, latd.

BY Telegrapk-ForAe Ohio Slate Journal.
NEw YORK, Sept. 25.
FLobR.--The demand is lnirj mud the market
firm, but there is Nd advance in prices WHEAT
is more active and there are sales al 81 1870 ,9j
for Genesee. THERE'S More doing IN CoRS. and
prices are unchanged. Provisions are dull aud
without change. SUGARS active.
Cattle M1RkEf--2O00 Beeyes Were offered,
and sales at $5,500$S; 200 head were left over.
ClscISSArI, Sept %.
FLouR.-Sold to-day at $4,25 for new. aud IS
for old. Whiskey, l9i0l93. Provisions, 300
barrels Mess Pork sold for 81 .500$77j. Grain.
Wheat 80085c. Corn 35040c Sugar. 5i061,
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October Election.

Ma. EDIroR;-Please announce JACOB HOFF-
MAN, OF Hooking Township, as an Independent
Candidate for Treasurer, at the ensuing Octo Der
election. MANY VOTERS.
To THE VOTERS OF FAIRFIELD CoUYTYi-At
the request Of many friends, am induced to Of
fer myselfa an Independent Candidate for Coun.
ty Commissioner. Ii elected, shall endeavor to
perform the duties Of the office faithfully aud to
the best Of my abilities.
JONATHAN COULSON.
MI. EDIroR:-You will confer favor on many
citizens Of Fairfield county, by announcing
THOMAS V. REBER, Of Amanda Township,
as Candidate for Representative from this couil.
ty, at the ensuing Fall election.
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FASHIONARLE TAILORiNG,

II G.. TROUT, continues to carry
IL on the Tailoring Business and will always
he lound at the old stand, IN SkG6er's Bniidihg,
one door east bf Tie Tdlmadgo House, where
he will he ready to wait upon all who may give
him call. He will constantly be inrecept oithe
I TBGse gAGEI9@ ST S.
And his work will be Of the fieatest and most
durable kind. lie will employ none but the best
of workmen and will use every effort to please the
public aud secure share Of their patronage.
Give him call.
Lancaster, June 8, lS49 on
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-28

MAINE.-There is no choice for Cover,
nor in Maine, the Democratic candidate
falling by a small vote Of au election. In
the House of Representatives there is a
small democratic majority, and in the SEN
ate there are l3 democrats and IL wings;
leaving Ave vacancies to be filled by the
Legislature when it meets.
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To the Public.-We call special attention to the adj
veriisenleni of"HoWEs SHAKER sARsAPA ARILLA,'im in
paper to-day The superior mctIls oflhe Shaker prep.
GRAFTON fths best Of all medical pans is rapidly becoming
known and will long he the only one in For sale
by II. SCOTT Main Street. oppose the Telegraph Office
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Fairfield County Medical Institute.

0NHEregular quarterly meeting of this Tnst'
~ tute will be held Mt their hall in Lancaster
on Monday neat, October lst
general attendance the members is expect
ed and respectfully requested.
JAMES WHITE, Pres.
NJ. EFTISGER, Sec.
Sept. 2J. 1849;
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StOvesI StOves!l StOVcN!i!
LIQUORS for the sick,

IF you want some PURE LIQUORS for the
l Sick Room, call at the OLD DRUG STORE
where you will be sure to get the right article
GEORGE KAUFMAN
Lancaster, August 10, l8i9 IA
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0FFredericka Bremen was expected in
the Cambria, just arrived. The New York
Post says that she is for a short time to be
the guest of MIR. Doussiug, of Newburgh,
the distinguished horliculturist,