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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-17

" FANCY CUrLEES, embracing large variety Of
s30rmeus and pockef knives, Of the and
b-s patterns. may Of which have -en before
imported Also. VARIETY OF aEqne articles for toilet use
They been selected with especial ssd
fsnied 70 be the beet eaAllty u, SAL NDkkSk Sun
sui Sgsoi- ~ bro.d kb-rty and SST Broad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-17
AND tOK SALE.


tn LITTLE second story Of e three-s,o'y bcnss
q , 90. III ne oe-irsbr ocafiOrs IN The CIV los
- looms are front bach room, Two bedrooms, ufe
elo.es win other privileges rent tlb pr snngm 80
.rs family The hOuss j 10 T~siith--t o-t~ ssp :,
.nd s-y. rih avenues Yor frhsr Information e. 80
Crosby Bookstore cor William o. and kfcnsnL
Possession ryeo giv-u immediately 81
- TO LET-A convenient small t~o,.o'y :. H." ~,
situated % the side u the eit{ sne :, al
- nsond Il POssessOn .bost ne lctn p y, S-.,,.s =
furniture. which 10 nearly new ~, IL 2u..
Asdr~.. n NJ al me Osses VI Toe Inos1s- -, -.
T0.ET-rns modern esiii srse.o,y .os sun
~ III =. - Al vel csca sisn ~ sen,'', ,.".i
"a - - ,rSn,-boase, CONSISTING 81 nnSs1 .o"n' W..
a, =. 800 20 sDd boz water stiAessd- isqfs %
Che-.t Or 40 nsdi."o''
oor.g wANTED.-A plsassnl tso-,,yry ana
- d. " Ihrse-slory house, ~ ne r.'snn ~"o,
= srtef by good tenant Address victor. ~ 70
oee- u The Tnbane .-
- BENJAuIN's BRASS srRiso Truss
~NSTs( us Be~km.n-sl ". ~ oey,f grow rsD
vor rust from The moisture or heat o tns vi
Once hsbt always fgbt Pressure 50.
y u.trd from / W ~ be viuao2g oscs-p.o,
,rh doe. rrr. tnlury he syips s,x dsys ra rves
- nod oerfsctly ssnsfartory mooey resarnro neDp
-. Tn...~s Al reduced pness ALSO, ne best hinc !"
a. isf sr.css and Abdominal ss1pofssfs "a ss"''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-17
nIaKHHEA And DYsENTERY WE

- MILLER ( YROvOsTs Compound Eruset q
Bsokb.rry Tor the certain cure Of oshes aod cyssne
may be hsd 1872 Bovery, ~ Cbshsn, lbl tssl b,yso
~.y So Grand ~ sod Eighlhs w 'nsDys ~
"a nudsOu-si ~ and SO Broadway. In b'y2sYo =
Fult0o., Nytle Az corner WashingtOp and heo.on =,
and at Scranton Il Co - AtisnnesI 10 "hhsm''"'s
'-'A' ~ a.ssAs.sr. l. T. Aug 10, ls5
Mssus WELLS, MILLS Pso,osI-yyeas ~, -. "a
Wa Afflicted with the dsrrb~s fof sDo1, iysI -
.esrsd 10 ssdv. no benefit from The msdlenes
~ ne snsnding psy,ie.n friend from 0.s
= - b.. ,vsfioo 0Ots ~ your eonpoyho
sfnlDs - xith hieh the siss.se was CHECK I'd
n o. d,x lie ia1msofsisy regsoed ns ns.'' 1h' "''
been vel 'neS' J N MOORE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-17
Prussia against Hungary.
SWIFT ZERLAND.
Military tloyem<ufs.

The Coogas Gazette says that PrOs.s has offered 10 81
All A. .t1s ard Russia sgsinst the Hungahsns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-17

n rEG METALLIC TABLrr STRoP. for Keeping rsxcrs
~ crteet order.-Tuis has been long and aso-
rsoy knowu 70 the pablo need eosafnent on Is
virtues s0cs 10 ssy "a has no eQpsl IN producing n
k~ensst possible edge 70 the razor
o SAUNDERS L SON, ~ Broadway,
aatf Steoc- Lbeffy-st and SS7 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-17

,InrI.r...BurrAlo. aug d.

The + our msrk I Is dropping And - Is now
The quoted rate Other articlee are unchanged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-17

Departure of Henry Clay.
ALBANY, Thursday. Aug u.
Henry Clay left here this afternoon IN the cars
4 S,rfrs6sid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-17

.rae. 70 =, s-..sna,.a y wssss- c. oo-1i's'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-17

xIvANTED-ln pubic warehouse, stout 49,
w nm frym IS 20 ~ years 20 sg-, 70 a. a. - -
,ssner Ons VINO rA1 furnish good rec 1rinlrno ,aO
. ~ -..r.efsr ana Qualifications for said orr VII -
dre.sJ 3. d Tnbun- Orcr None oli a. = 80 sr.s
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-12

CHEAP AND DURABLE WAsH.-fhe fol.
lowing is an excellent, cheap, and dura.
BILE wash for wooden fences and buildings
1t owes its durability chiefly to the chitc
Uttr'ol, which hardens and fixes the wash
Take a barrel aud slack one bushel oI
freshly burned lime in it, by covering the
lime with boiling water.
After it is Stacked add cold water q.
nough to bring it to the consistency OF
good white wash Then. dissolve in wa.
ter, aud add one pound of fne salt.
To give this wash n cream color, add
one-halfa pound of yellow ochre lin pow.
der.) To give it a tawn color, add a
pound of yellow ochre, and one.fourth a
pound of Indian red
To make the wash handsome gray
stone color, add one-half a pound Of
French blue, and one fourth pound Of In.
dian red; a drab will be made by adding
one.half pound burnt sienna, and one
fourth..pound Vsuitian red.
For brick or stone, instead of one bush.
ell of lime, use half bushol of lime. and
half a bnshel of hydraulic cement Dowa-
ing's HorticUlturest.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-12
FaIpAY Mons Ino. oclober II.

We have rumors that the Belmont and
Guernsey district has elected Locofoco,
which will be a gain.
Also that Jones. the Democratic can
didato for Mayor of Philad elphia. is
elected. Washington County, Pa, re.
ported as giving the Democrats 300 ma.
jority.
MARYLAND. House. Al Wings and S5
Democrats. Senate, IA Wings and 8
Democrats. Wing majority, on joint
ballot, 2i. Two vacancies in the Sen.
ate to be filled.
GEoRoIA.--.Senate. 25 Democrats and
"a Wings. House, 67 Democrats and
6S Wings. Democratic majority. in joint
bollot, S. Towns is elected Governor
by little rising 5000.
General TAYLOR was to leave Wash.
ington on yesterday,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-12
An Ordinance.

supplementary TO an Ordinance. frsr the
appointments Of n Beef Inspector, for the
town Of lancaster.
s. &c. /. De i ordainedbyhe Torn Comet Of
~ The towH Of Lancaster That it any Butcher or
other person. shall feel aegrieved by any decision
of the Beet Inspector. in relation 10 the inspection
III Beef Cattle. he. nr they. nny appeal to aug
two members ot the Town Council Ia he dcsig-
nn,ed bv the President If tile Town Council. oi.
in his absence the Recorder, whose duty it shall
be In forthwith hear the cause oi complaint aud
decide the same and whose decision shall be final.
SIC. 9. The members appointed and acting
nnder the first section of this Ordinance shall re-
ceive for every matter of appeal the sum of %
cents each. TO be paid by the appellant If con-
demned in the appeal, or out of the Corporation
Treasury il the appeal he Sustained.
SEc, 8. That this Ordinance shall take effect
after its legal publication. Pissed Oct /. l8l9
JOHN D. MARTIN. President r. c.
Attest-JoHs B. REED, Ree5rdcr
OctOber5 lS4g 3w22
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-12
II. G. f4ARRELL's

~NSA IA dDldu LinllHeuLs
/ Ihe mo" EatrdordiHary Diacovery In lie World
"Me great ArabtaH Remedy for Man q. BeaA
VIE miraculous cures perforned by the Ara.
plau physolans in the days Of old were then
looked upon as the result Of magic bnt aimee we
have become Intimate with their history we ra,
mus account Tor their surpriBing power over dis.
ease lheir stianments in the knowledge ormed.
cihe were The wonder Of the age. white at the
same .ime tne science Of Chemistry which with
them had lis origin was to the rest of ,he world
"a sealed book" aud in Botany thew were The
most Jealous ofstudents. In the beautiful yroves
which skirt tie deserts Of Arabio. abonnd rare
plans aud odorOus woods, whence are Obtained
nose aromatic gums and fragrant balsams of which
tliis lnculnparable iniment is composed and by
whose siiinuntng. unctuOus. penetrating and Ann.
dVne properties II s.when applied instantaneously
diifused through the whole nervous system. allay.
ing the most intense pain in the incredibly short
time OF 10 or Is minutes lis artiou Ia nyomo,
powerInland eiiectlIal without The lea,t danger
1t penetraies the flesh to the bone relaxes con.
tracted cords, restores use to limbs which have
been Palsed for years. causing tile shriveled Aesb
10 grow out aud rich blood To circnae through
us VEINS. 1t restores The Synnval Fluid or Joint
W ater' ana this Is the reason why il has been so
universally successful in curing all diseases ofthe
Jo'nls' In chronic affections Of the Spine, Liver
Lungs and Kidneys, tins great Arabian remedy
stands unparalleled fora AgneCaken or Enlargement
OF the Spleen it isa Specic;,and for Rheumatisln
1t has performed some Of the most exirnordnory
cures on record; also for Cramps. swelIings Pains
Wounds, Chilblains, Burns, White Swellinos
Tumors, &c. &c. 1t is equally efiicscions in dis
eases OF Animals, such as Fisiula Poll Evil. Swee.
mey: SIN complaint, Dstemper. Farcy.. Sprains
Bruises wounds Mango. Spavins. Windgails.
SPnt' ana Tor nearly al diseases, either in man
this Liniment stands at the head of MI noIic;nos
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-12

INDIGO - Curious Fact-The Indigo
plant was native of South Carlina. 1t
grew spontaneously among its weeds and
woods. More than one hundred years
ago the planters there commenced its cul.
tvation. In the year 174S, South Caro-
lima exported to Great Britain 200. 900
pounds, and the parliament granted a
bounty Of twelve cents per pound to in
dnce its greater cultivation. In 1887,
Indigo was one of the staples of South
Carolina, and we believe of Georgia also.
Now in lS49, not single pound is raised
in South Carolina, or as far as We knuw,
in all the South.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-12
BeWare Of CoNnterfeiLs.
Sale Of Real Estate.

10y virtue of power invested in me by will
ID will offer at public sale. at the late resi-
denceo OF David Blumlcd, in Hooking Township
q miles west of Lancaster. at the hours cf l2 o.
clock. NJ. on Friday The 26M day Of October,l349.
the farm OF which he died seized, containing oI3
Acres and Perches; upon it is n good Bricl,
House, large frame Barn, II fine Spring and :.
good Orchard. About one.llalf Of the farm is un.
der cultivation and the other half we'll tmbered-
the quality Of land is good.
Terms Of Saie-One third in hand, and The
reminder in two equal annual instalments with
interest.
ShonId no sale be effected at the time and
place above nnmed | shall offer the same premi.
ses, upon the same terms at the door ol the court
house, in Lancaster. at l2 O'Clock, NJ, on the 3rd
day of November lollowing.
Persons desirous of examining the premises
may call at my residence about one mile west Of
Lancaster.
WILLIAM Il BRUMFIELD, Exetor
August 10, 1840 tsl4
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-12
A Large Farm, for Sale.

~ HE Heirs otier for sale the Valpable Farm.
- known as the "Porker Farr," Situated in
Thorn Township, Perry County. Ohio. II miles
East OF Thornvie-the Zanesyille 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 IS farming land There
are upon the premises. two good dwelling houses,
large log barn. Two good spring houses with
very strong spring To each about 1000 Sugar
Trees aud good orchard partly grated fruit.
The Farm would do To divide with house
aud spring and al equal quantity Of prairie and
timber land 10 each half 1t is we'll adapted for
raising both STOCK and GRAIN. with an a5ur-
dance Of pHrr spring mater. which can be con
veye'l 10 amy field upon the farm, and the soil is
not sarpdsssi in the State.
Possession will be given to the purchaser next
spring. ANY person, wishing To purchase good
farm, would do well to call aud examine this Que.
For further particulars, call on Frederick aud vii.
liam Packer upon the premises.
Auuusi g. l84q 9mI3
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-12
Farm FOR Sale.

SITUATED six miles north Of Lancaster. on
- tho Baltimore Road. The farm caniains "a
Acres, nbont as Acres under cbltivaiion. Upon
the premises are good frame Barn. log aud frame
House. good Orchard, good well anI spring
water convenient TO the Honse. and never fail.
Ing stream running through. Tho farm Is we'll
lmbercd
Terms will be made reasonable. For further
Information apply 10 the snbscriber living upon
The premises. DANIEL BOWSER.
October l2 1919 23'Slf
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-12
Road Notice.

MOTE is hereby given That petition will he
= presented thirty days from this date 10 the
Trustees o! Hooking Township. praying for The
establishment Of a Township r,ad-commencinp
nn the Roysltnn rnad and going sonth on section
line No. and 3. between the farms of Hannal,
Levering and Henry Work aud nn serlinn lue
No. 0 aud II through the lands of Isaac Reese.
Andrew Hunter.N. Wilson's Heirs. Joel Gaaghpr,
and RnbinsonJ. Peters: thence acruss the Turn.
pike raUd; thence along the serlinn li,e No. II
and Is, through the lands of j. Gallagher au,l
Robson j. Peters 10 the south oi lhe lands
of Philumrn Beechers heirs. aud Gusrin Wilson.
on said section line; thence south on the lands of
Jacob Stripe and Morris Reese tn II spring run
southwest nflhe house occupied by Daniel Arney;
thence southeast on the lands oil c F. >llHiler
To the foot ot the ridges thence along the foot of
the ridge 10 the nearest point the line bctw cen
the lands of J. I. Blazee and G. +. ShaiFer
thence along said line thUnch aud between ihe
lands Of Jacob Stripe and Joseph McClrcry. 10 tie
ChIicnthr and Lancaster road. OH section No. 20.
and there 10 terminate.
MANY PETITIONERS,
September 28. l8i9. 4w9l
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-12
OBITUARY..

DlED-0n the 2lst of September. I849, Mr.
CHARLES REBER, aged 80 years months aut
o dnv. He was born in Amanda township
Fairfield county, and has ever maintained a char
acter for strict integrity, winning the esteem anC
confidence of all his acqnaintances. His deatl
is much regretted
On the 4th inst, Mt his residence on the farm
of William Lata, Esq, near Etnn. Ohio. altel
a long aud painful illness, Mr.. JOHN RINE,
HART, aged 45 years. He was highly esteemed
by all who knew him. as an honest, kind hearted
man
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-12

The following additional returns are
made up from the Ohio State Journal:
DelGware--- Wing.
Delaa0are and Franklin--Whig.
/ Je6ersOn-Loco, gain.
Lucas and Henry Wing. gain
Morga~--.Whig gain.
The question of subscription to the Sci.
OTTO and Hooking Valley. Railroad carried
in Ross county by near 1oO..-also in Sci.
OTTO by large majority. We have a sim.
liar report from Pickaway.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-12

MISS SUSAN FELT. of Syracuse, N. y,
recently gave birth TO five living infants
all of whom are likely to do we'll. The
father of these children at once consent.
ed to marry Susan. and handsome sum
was subscribed for "ft out" for the fam.
lily. How proud Susan Felt about that
time! The mother of FIVE children and
the wife ofa doting husband-allin day!
Oh! Ny!
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-12
New Books.

2NIIE wopdman. Thirty Years Since, and other
u Novels. by lamee; The Knight with The Iron
Hand, and other Works by Dnnias Nell Gwynne
and James tine Second BY Ainsworthi Tie Sea
Lions by Cooper; Salathiel, by Croly; The Wa
verly Novels, and Capt Marryat's Novels; Mary
Barton, Morduunt Hall, Discipline of Life and .
large number Of other cheap pnbllcgians. Iut
received at the Book Store Of IL. IUTHiLL
Lancaster, August 3l ls4s u
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-12
..IM OrdiMamee.

supple etnsntsry 10 an Ordinance requiring
swine or Hogs to ruin at large in the
town Of Lancaster
SEC. I. Be it Ordained i lie Torn Covnca
of tie towa If lancaster, That so much Of
the above recinded Ordinance reqniriug Hogs or
Swine To run Mt large. he and The same is hereby
repealed. JOHN D MARTIN. President r. G.
Attest--IoHs B REED, Recorder
October 5, ls49 3w22
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-12
Nhe Markets.
LANCASTER, Friday, oetober I2. l8l9.

By Tetegraph-FOr he SeiOfO Gazette.
NEw York October 6-P. NJ
Ohio Flour, $5,250$5,371. Wheat dull. Pork
and Lard frm-Mess, $40, I'D; Prime, $8,37l
NEw YORK, October 3.
CArrLE.-Bighteen hundred in market--six.
teen hundred sold. at s5,2j To $3.50
The Empire City arrived to-day from Chagres.
with seven hundred thousand dollars in gold.
Dates from st. Francisco are to Sept |. The
Convention 10 form Constitution assembled the
day before.
PITTsBuRGH, October lO-A. NJ.
River u feet. aud rising.
General Taylor leaves Washington, tomorrow
for Philadelphia aud New York.
CIScISSATi, OctoberJ.
Flour, unchanged. Whiskey, an advance is
asked. Provisions, all firm and the market gener.
ally remains stationary The River is receding.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-12
TIA Ordinance,

Supplementary 90 tlic several Ordinances
protecting the eitisens Of the town Of Lam
caster from Fire
SEC. I. Be q ordaiaedby the Torn Copacii
- Of the town Of Lancaster. That the President
Of this Council appoint two ndividmls tn super
intend the organization Of two Fire Companies.
pursuant 10 the Ordinances on that subject, aud
that the same be requested 10 sct promptly and
report the doings in the premises t' this Council
at as early a day rs practicable. Passed October
!. Is4p JOHN b. MARTIN. President 7 e
Auest--JoHs B. REEp, Recorder
October s, l348 3w21
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-12
Public sale Of NInck

IN THt SAYINGS !NSfiTUE. LANCASTER.
TNIlERE will be sold on Saturday The eOtk
n ddg ct October Hset at the Court House
d""r, IN the unWn Of LANCASTER at IL o'clock NJ
fifty Shares ~ Stock in the Savings Institute Of
Lancaster, Ielonging 10 the Estate of Nathan
Nral!lerl'y. deceased. Said Stock will be sold
IN five Srperale lots Of ten sliareS each Dividend
due M Nav /, ls49, reserved.
Terms Cash. J. r. PEARCE,
JOHN ARTZ,
Adm'"'"rHtors Of Nathan WrafherJy. deceds,d.
September 81, I849. COTS
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-12
Estate OF W'illiGns Jackson.

Lancaster, October 10, l649. 90
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-12
NEW STOCK OF GOODS
AT TIE
GRE A r WESTERN.

OUR old Stock being cut down to n mere no.
W thing. we are now ready 10 offer to the peo.
pie lot OF NEW and SUBSTANTIAL GOODS,
well assorted, ten per cent cheaper than any Ol
our neighbors. Why? Because they credit for a
long time while we sell only for the ready pay;
gel our money and make twenty per cent out OF it,
(some times) before they get their pay for Goods.
Our Stock is now again complete.
Every attention was given in purchasing to
buy only, when we were satisfied bargains were
obtained, aud are therefore ready To give our
customers the same; il on trip yon do not find
our statement correct, we will not complain it
you do not buy.
II is part of our business to exhibit our Goods,
and it always gives us pleasure TO do SO, only
look at our Stock before you buy.
Ladies will see with us Cashmeres. Mons de
Laines, and other laucy Dress Goods OF the latest
style, almost ns cheap as Calico.
Tho Calicoes are OF the richest patterns. and
in buying, we were careful to get only those
which were good celors,
The Alpacas are cheaper than ever, and some
we know you will say are every thing that is
nice when you sec them. Black Alpacas otrich
lnstre und fine, for only thiry-scoen and half
cents per gard sold by all on the street for half
dollar. Ribbons are here ofall kinds, from the
rich heavy scalloped just in style to neat heavy
Ribbon sold for twelve and hall cents aud fur
ther we did venture to buy n few patterns of the
richest Silk you ever laid your eyes upon
Gentlemen. there is n large Stock Of Cloths at
the Great Western aud they Are right, cheaper
than ever; any priced coat you may want can he
bought there, and when you get it and wear it.,
you will say it is worth the money Our Sattinets
and Cassimeres are as You would desire, from the
plain, cheap substantial Goods. which delights
our hard-fsted boys to the latest dandy touch
now seen figuring in our eastern cities.
YOu all know orr house has never been in the
habit of putting. We told you this spring we had
bought but small stock; we now say we have a
large stock, call ahd seeit
Maccracken justly celebrated for paying the
highest prices for grain, will be on hand at all
times with us. with the best Of money to bny
your gruin,and any Butter, Feathers or amy thing
we cnn sell again, we will willingly take from
you in exchange for Goods.
We are indeed thankful for the very liberal
patronage we have received aud would beg con-
tinuance OF the same.
CRAWFORD & JULIAN.
Lancaster, October IL, l649. 90
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-12
RECEIPTS FOR THE GAZETTE.
NYGl@N1AIo

MARRlED-At the Swan Hotel, Lancaster. on
the 4th instant, by the Rev. John Lehman, Mr..
GEORGE D SHOCKLEY, of Lockport. and Miss
CATHARlNE LOUIE, of Dumontsvie.
On Thursday morning the llth inst. by the
Rev. l.. Rizer, Mr.. GEORGE SHIMP, of Liberty
township, and Miss ELIZABETH FOLTZ, Of
this town.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-12

GREAT WEsTERN.-By their adver.
tisement it will be seen that Messrs. Craw
ford & Julian have replenished their
Stock by large arrival of Fall and Win.
ter Goods. Their assortment is complete,
and great inducements are held out. Give
them a call.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-12

FAIRFIELD FOREVER - William Nc.
Cleery, of Greenfield, has sent us q small
specimen ofa sweet potatoe, grown by
him. 1t weighs little rising of 81 lbs
On piece Of ground so by 19 feet, he
raised 10 obushels. Who dare beat Green.
field, in Whiggery or sweet potatoes?
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-12
Estate Of Jo-cph Ynuzer,

Office is hereby given, tllat ,ile subscriber
l has been appointed and qualified as Admin
i'lrd'nr ni the Esta'e nfJUsEPH YASzgR. deceased
iHte OF Fairhelu County. Ohio. A Il persons hnv
ing GAINS hgainst sad Estate are hereby notified
to present item legally authenticated within on,
year from this date. and those indebted 10 max,
llnmedinte payment JOHN COOK. Aim tor.
September 90 1879 4w1l-
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-12
Estate of Jacob Ortmala.

NOTICE is hereby given. that the uhdersign-
l Y ed has been appointed and duly qualified as
Administrator Of the Estate of JAooB ORrMAx de-
ceased. late Of Fairfield county, Ohio All per-
sons having claims against said Estate will pre-
sent them for settlement, legally authenticated
within one year from this date; and all those in.
debted will make immediate payment TO
SIMON ORTMAN, Admtor.
October l2. l949 4w93s
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-12
LilhOno;is Academy.

VIE Fall term of the LilhoPoiis Academy will
4 c"inmence on the 22Rdof October merit uu-
drr the Superintendent Of DR. joins WILLIAMS.
The trustees of this Institution are desirous or
calling The attention Of the public tn The rare ad.
vanases which it affrds for the instruction of
youth. 'iiler the OF lis experienced aud ac-
cnuiplishrd teacher.
I" tlose wishing 10 acquire good English ed
'c"lIon ii offers every fnciliy and for Young men
designing 10 enter on professional career, the
scientific aud classical atininHtn,s Of Dr. W., will
,iisdre thorough sprepurtnion for collegiate
course of study.
A convenient building has heefl erected IN n re-
tired aud Pheasant stuaiun; aud the town is nutcd
for its healthy locality.
GEO. r.. EELs.
Sec. aboard Of Truteei.
Lthopols, Oct. 5, lg4g. 3w22.