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New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-31
sToppa,,rs PANORAMA HALL.

AJETER's PANORtNA 20 CslfOrnis, round
M Cape born the God Osginss o'ey evening ms
week Panorama moves tos. Exhibition, Wednesday
snc saturday afternoon Panorama moves - oclocs -
Admission p cenls children, half price. Oh wis
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4 c rUrrLE. Assnouses, =.
xNrru pas ~ OAO PARLOR. sOUDOIR AM
l. o. cARRlNorON. A.euc,e-,

llN JACOB -. PLATr.-CROCkrRY. CHINA
D0LAsS AND EARrAENWAkE j = PLArr Will
eel on THURSDAY Nov |. 10 the lsrse rsosn
the suction store, con m-neirg al 10 o'e~k 80 otss
geueI Inrpt-to suit ccQury dealers c, retailers
srocers ard others, consisting q e dipt -g.d nxh
bius. printed white granite eower~d oiu~, kc 80 es
iois OF gass ware of ell spds slso fancy aruc~s Toe
above consists of hrst Quality sod 10 also foe
by order OF asguees part and In lots TO suu perchs
Catalogues now ready IS II.
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naNIft.iS THE LIONS DkN,-Tai, .,

- ord nary ster color Painting 20 feet oy H.
public 500 Broadssy, should BE- visited By all
who DESTROYS to behold master piece ofsrt together
with large cole uOn Of Oh Paintings upwards Of lool
by The old m.ste,s-Coreggio, POussin, kc- The ssnu
ins EGG HsrCHlN0 MACHINE, In which chickens ~
bursting he shell In tho presence o' visitors IL ssc
Tor the hst lime exhibited Ia bls county Nothlnx like
,ss exhibition has appeared In hs states Admis
sior in the " hole Is cents. o3l lwis-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-31
hE9EMAsS Aseneoe..

THIS DAY. WEDNESDAY. oct 81, o. N ocioci,
L NJ at aS2 Atlantic, r~Ar Boeruu-st Rrookyn sns.
quantity of Household Furniture.
SAME DAY. N y c'clock. 81 1911 Washiuston. nesI
Nsss.u ct Parior. Chsmosf and Kitchen Furniture
THURSDAY Nos. |. sI 10 nciock, A N ai 800 Ysene.
between hoyt and Bond els BrooAyn, general sssofs-
m-ut OF Psror. Chamber and kllehcn Furniture Cats
losues a. the suction room
FRIDAY. Ncv. 2 At o'eoek. NJ st lA sask-u, oeaI
Hehsst South Brcoayo. small quantity ef pisin tarut
oSi IL
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-31

- Ris .Iteenfh WaFS.-EEGuLAE WIG NOH
iSATiOfS.-Ats large snc enthusiasm meeting % he
DemOc1sic Wigs Of he Eighiesaih WsIt on Ffisss
evening, & inst Inc follow ng Address and Kesc otors
nousiy adopted aod directed 20 be published
together with the following tc.et, also unanimously
s<Oyel.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-31

COCOA sHgLLsa. s.g. hssh; ~. r.ssiv.d.
I 70, sA.s BY 0AGsdER YOUNG, IL chsihaD-ss
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-31

- Ftghrh Ward Mhtg SOul!uutt0us.
~ -fft<r EZRA SMITH.
.3suf1nf Aidsrngn--JAMEs ACksEaAS
Ss.sssrs-ChsrleI Turnbull, George A Steele
c.nst,b,ss Colbert =. Jnderhill, VIM. b. Jonss
S,hoog Con a isrioaev-A Alex. Msstim
So.oot FSusfess john Douglass. Joseph X tsGet
SeAoel Ia.Ssefcr--J Weldon Fell
ny order Of th- Wa'd Com gmities
B. W. THATCHER. Cha',mab
,sAts osiptsY. Secretaries
JSo. W Fowler Osl ens'
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-31

ADRIAN MULLER, Aucuooe.r
CAMlLLAs And uTutk GRkkNuOC-S
\PLASrs.-A II. MULLEN - N cell ~ aueton THIS
DAY. Oct 81. at II o'ciUet ~ the sIssrooun, ws.
Greenhouse Plants from private col seuos, srs IN
part of Csnias OF the ccsst vansres such 80 doshs
white, Lady Hums's Blush, inbresss, he. &c Also Rso-
dodendrcns, kc as ost IL
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AUCTION SALES.
~ NrRwrx A,-r,,>.

3 A IHILTNN- NlrIcorcF- -
EXECCTuk's SAIk Ov NEAL e>rATt VIII
TIns scd tn~ iustant Al he Merchants Ercasng-
by Msssrs COLES Chiffon, Aecucreers. pine Loss
srd ak Houses and Lots, The soolh corner ~
Third-av and Thirsysisns-s rAess sailsrrs pay az
rierest Of per cont Aat rae.4.y provics
s~ street 70 graded. eafeet ard gutter pier
80 u,t been ordered % bo al The og o( he street.
Perscns deslrccs Of msAtnS good invsstnect.
vii o. sass esi and he sac POSITIVE
10 coss . IrusI HENRY STORMS. EIecusor
al
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-31

q GOOD CHANCE.-rbe sIocs and good vii ol
n an Auction and Com n.sson Store. one VI tho beet
stands In Ihe city will De disposed Of by per.on uDsols
to attend TO the BUSINESS IL 10 chance seldom so De
with ~ psrsoa wishing 10 20 into the oossne. -
Apply at n Anu-st osl eus'
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-31

lat Dlsirfc:-Worihingtcn RoGs:ae, Ctzs. a nt5ey
"a Chester briggs, Elias H. HsrTies:
"a Henry Kerr, William g Sterling
an Peter Bogerr, Jobn A. Wells.
sth Asrca r. Thompson, Edmund Morris
eth Edwin ]. Brown, jacob 5. BseEmcn.
By order OF the Nominating Committee:
Ctas s Benson, Isaac r. Arnerulsn, John MckUue
I.sac o BAKER Robt McCurdy, SAM Reynolds,
Robert D Weeks Sam. L. Gnswold, Peter bogeft,
Jacob 5 Bessman, Edmund morris
ERAsTUS {. BENEDICT, Cnsirnsn.
Ma. u STERLIra. Secretary. ox9 osis xs,Sl l,N22Ar'
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-31

fl.l M Auction -wlLLARp L HUNT will eel ou
WEDNESDAY, Oct ST. st 10 oelocs st the above pisce
general assortment Of household furniture. Consisting o.
pets, chairs sofa tabes ooAng xassss, ochss o
colh star rods, beds tedstF ads mattrss.cs bu
~ssh stands, AZ. kc. THEODORE hALtAhf,
90 riss Salesman.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-31

O. ysscor1. Com Of Arrangement.
ID HgERfck
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CELEBRATED CHEAPEST

" james Bank Notr- bought At 1 per cent By
o3i II GRO GROEsBECk, 6s Wsllst
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-29
Medical Notice.
EnIargcd and Improred

JOHN N LITTLE,
INVITES the attention of the citzeus of this
L and adjoining counties to bis Stock in trade. a,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-29

IN BALTIMORE, FAIRFIELD COUNTY, O.
NJ Office is hereby given, that I the undersign.
l Y cd, as Assignee in Bankruptcy Of William
Wing and William Lamb, will by virtue of the
powers in me as sucn Assignee vested by law.
offer and expose to sale to the highest & best bid
der, at public auction, at the Door Of the Court
House in Lancaster, on Saturday the 2sth duy Of
July. l849, between the hours OF ten O'clock A.
Nj. aud iour'o'clock =. M. OF that day. the follow
lug described Real Esnte, situated In the Town
of Baltimore, in said county Of Fairfield, to.wi,:
Era.--In.Lots No. five, (5,) six "a, J and seven
~ Square No. beven ~
Seeoad--ln.Lots Nos. three, four and five, g.
4 and 81 in the North addition.
Also, email part Of tho Southwest Quarter Of
Section No. twen,y.four (24.) Township sixteen
(l6,) Range No nineteenI y beginning at the cor
uer Of Main aud Canal streets OF the town oil Bal.
timore; running thence North lorty.sx feet; thence
Westsixty-six feet; themes south forty.six feet;
thence east sixtysx feet to the place o beginning;
Also, small tract Of land adjoining the forego.
ing described piece, being in the same Quarter
Section, Township und Range, bounded as fol.
housekeeping four rods due West Of the North
west corner Of Main and Canal Streets of said
Town; running thence North thirty feet thepce
West thirty ieet thence South thirty feet thence
East thirty feet to the place cf beginning
Third.-In-Lots Nos. nineteen aud twenty (I9
and 20) in the central addition to said Town.
Fourth. The interest Of William Wing TO the
southwest quarter OF Sect. No nineteen, OF Town.
ship sixteen, Range eighteen, in Fairfield county.
Fvth.-Eighty acres OF land in Shelby conn
ty, Ohio. to wit; The west halfofthe northwest
quarter Of Sec. twenty-four, oftownship seven
south Of range six East
Also--An undivided interest in the Renl Esta,a
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-29

The Great American Remedy.-rhef following
we oher from highly respectable and wealthy gentlemen
OF saem Massachusetts of her abesI and first Mer
ehan's' man whose statements were never Questioned
To the Agent ofVaUghns Vegetable Iihonirptic Mixture
Sh;l have for many years heen afflicted with The Grh
vel which has al times caused me very severe suffering and
inc usual means have been resored without giving me
oiher than Temporary relief In February Of the
year commenced The Of the Thontripc and feel
nppy and grateful In saying thai Its productive OF
almost immediate relief havo taken three bottles aud
up 10 this time have had no relapse. cannot doubt that
my present freedom from the complaint solely this
valuable medicine and think myself in fair way Of be-
ing permanently cured. fnot already so
Salem, June 70 1886 JOEL B0UKER."
This is the Great American Remedy, the advertisement
Ia in our columns call Agent get book this medicine
takes hold of a disease Of the urinary organs and in ct
1t takes hold OF all diseases ofAS KIND, and cures with
wonderful SUCCESS
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-29

WAR WITH MExioo PREDicTED. "A
correspondent at Mazatlan Of the New
Orleans Picayune, who has crossed tho
Mexican Territory on his way to Cali
fornia. after stating that there are 10000
Mexicans on their way to California.
armed and oficered. (some Of them with
the avOwed purpose Of taking possession
ofit,) says,-
"There is manifest disposition Oil the
part Of Mexico to have another fuss with
us--and mind my prediction. we shall be
al war with her again in less than two
years. Myimpression is that il will grow
out Of the difficulties now promising to
originate in California"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-29
WEEKLY GOSSIP.

"OLp WHITET" COMING. The follow
lowing dispatch in the louisville Journal.
Of the 18th instant, announces the ap.
proach Of "Old Whitley" to Washington;
EvANsvILLE, June Is, 1s4g.
General Taylor's .tfdas aehates, "Old
Whitley" passed here this morning on
steamboat Glencoe. consigned to DR..
Thomas Wilson, Of Louisville.
Truly yours, r. F. CRosBY.
Much interest was manifested TO see
the good old steed. who figured SO nobly
on the Rio Grande.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-29

E'Late advices from Vera Cruz, state that
the Indians have killed in all over five hundred
California emigrnnts passing through Mexico.
They were also committing great dePredations
on the Texan frontier
The cholera is rigging dreodfully in the interior
Of Mexico.
letter Published in the N. Y. Courier and En-
quirer ofthis morning, dated San Jose, Mexico
April 80, sayG-A rumor prevails that the Mexi.
can government, taking advantage Of the failure
OF our boundary commissioners to meet at the
time prescribed by the treaty. for the settlement
OF the line. intend to claim the whole of the rich
mines on the Gila and its tributaries.
Gen. Winfield Scott is III with chronic diarr-
hea, at West Point.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-29

Important TO COnsu m ptIvesi!- -Sirsngel that
SO many who are afflicted with Cough that is gradually
wearing them down. and slowly, but surely stealing them
into that dreadful disease, Consumptlon-hnt disease
which carries off thousands daily, are doing nothing or
what worse than nothing going themselves with NOS.
TRuns that pulled to The skies for the cures they are
said to have effected on foreign unknown persons
When they can he positively euredby using DR. ROGERS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF LIvERWoRT AND TAR.
which still continues 10 effect the most WONDERFUL CURES
ever recorded In the annals of medicine
Fee advertisement In our coIumna oa
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-29
Ghe Marksts.
LANCASTER, Friday, June %. lslo.

by Tetegraph- the ZdaseviHe Courier.
PITrsBuRoH. June q5.
sules Of Flour at $9,7O0$3,75 from store. Ba
con unchanged. Dried Fruit dull at soc for Ap
plea, and $l.l20$1 25 for Peaches Fea,hers $40
34c. Rice 4404Ic. Whiskey lsc. Salt Si.37 per
bbr Sugar, MolaSscs and Coffee unchanged.
CLEvELASD, June 90
There is good demand for Wheat and prices
firm. Sales Of 400 and 1000 bushels ut slic.
FLouR-We hear sales Of 400 barrels Canal
Mills at 81; 300 do Minerva "a In Corn there
is no movement.
Other sales are 40 bis Mess Pork SIC. 1874; 80
hafbs White Fish Al; 100 bis Salt 81.
By Tsiegraph-For tie Ohio State Journal
NKw YoRK. June 27-P. M.
FLouR-No change in the market. Sales Of
Western at $4,4330$4G21 GRAis--Ohio Wheat
l030lB4i Corn 59063, according to quality
WHIsKEY-Sales at 2l1 cents }y gallon.
CfScNSATI June 27.
FLosR-$3,78 a 1891; receipts light. Pro.
vlsIoSs-Saes Of Bacon, Shoulders, at 45c loose.
WHIsKEY-The market ia steady ut lG30l7Ic.
NEw York, June 90.
Al the Cattle Market yesterday. there were
1000 head. l4OO were sold. at from $71 to So.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-29

THE CALIFORNIA FEvER has greatly re-
vived since the late large arrivals of gold.
A New York letter says:
"Quite large number of vessels have
been put on the California berth since
Thursday last, and application, for pass.
age, one Of the agents tells me, are near.
ly as numerous as ever. Among the yes.
sells advertised are the Boston. Manila,
Tonquin, aud Shanunga, "a Philadelphia
vessel.) Most Of them are loading lum.
Der at SAT per NJ. Other vessels, up for
the same destination, are getting so a 60
cents per foot.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-29
sale Of valuable Real Estate

June 90, ls49
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-29

CALuFoRNiA EmIoRANTs MURDERED
Col. Upshaw U. s. agent forthe Chock-
saws, writes to the editor Of the Arkansas
Intelligencer, on the 18th May. that he
has Just heard of the murder of26 persons
who left Texas some two weeks previous
for California. Two others Of the party
made their escape. They were killed
blythe Indians. They were at Preston,
in Texas on the South bank ofRed river.
opposite the mouth Of Falls Washila
and when there, they said all they wan.
ted was an Indian fight. Itappears they
got one. The report is generally believ-
ed.
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AXAO NC .
p. q. pRIMRLE.

Y = h n Il L u,
STlLL continues to occupy lis Old Stand, on
- Main-street. above H. Liitler's Store and near-
y opposite the Swan Hotel. where he cun be-
louhd at ell times, ready 10 do anything in his
line Of business, upon ae most reasona5k terms
He iatters himself that bis long experience will
enable him. ia the way OF
RAs110NAOaA 9N1aO1Gla,
To give entire satisfaction. His work will he
performed in neat aud durable manner Thank.
ful for past iavors hs still solieiis share Of pub.
lie patronage.
Lancaster, June Is. l849 G
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-29
Wanted a 1000 Customers
AND FOR THEIR BENEFIT HAVE BEEN
r. e G EIV ED
PHILADELPHIA COMMISSION STORE.
JOHN &. WILCOX. AGENT.

EhiLADbLFhlA COMMlSSlOh STORE.
JOHN G. WILCOX, AGENT.
A SPLENDID addition of Staple and Fancy
fA Dry Goods. to those already on hand, such as
Beautiful Bareses, all wool, ut % cts. per yard
Gingbams fine, at 10 l.2 cents per yard
Prints, entirely new styles. cheap
IA Twilled Oil Chintz, scarlet
Victoria Netts, Tor Capes, a beautiful article
Thread Laces. Pink, Blue aud White Illusion
Blond, Bonnet and Cap Ribbons, handsome
Green Turks Satin Purasols
French Needle-worked Collars, at 10, 81, 40cts
do do do Cuffs, great bargains
Black Lace Veils oil prices.
Dress Handkerchieis all qualities and colors
Black Lace Mitts and Gloves
large Pearl Buttons, for Ladies' Dresses
Ladies' Cotton and Thread Gloves, beautiful
and cheap.
Linen Lustres. 25 per cent cheaper than ever
Black and Mode cold Merinoe Shuwls heavy
silk fringes
Ladies' cold and unbleached Cotton Hose
Boys Mixed Cotton Socks, all sizes
Emb'd Swiss Window Curtains. from 81 cents
per yard to 81 pair
Brown Linen Table Cloths, as low as CSC each
Bleached GA do do do 621 do
Towels, ,Toweling DiaperS Napkins all aualties
SasSihcIes' hlt "onl, US low as o23c per yaTu
Check Tweeds. Plain Mixtures, Strip'd Mix.
lures, Camblets, Jeans. Taylor Mixtures, Corded
Drillings. superior Corded do for Mems wear
All kinds of Sheetings, from cents per yard
to heavy and splendid at l23 bleached
CARPETlNG.-The Stock in this article is
still kept up and sold at remarkable loo prices
Almost every article in the Dry Good line can
be found at this celebrated establishment
Remember, Goods are sold at the Philadelphia
Commission Store, cheaper than at any other
house in this place.
One price for Goods and all marked in figures
Remember alsO--The Farmer can always sell
his trade for money in Lancaster. and by buying
his Goods at the Philadel phia Commission Store
save vastly more in the course Of the year than
pNy his taxes.
Lancaster. June Is, l849 6
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-29

REvoLUrIoNARY SOLDIER GoNE.-Cap-
tain Gill Mallory, revolutionary soldier,
died at Lockport, May 2nd, aged "a.
He was at the capture of Ticonderoga
and Grown Point. the battle of Benuing.
ton, and the surrender Of Burgoyne.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-29

LATE FROM TAMPIco.--By the arrival
at New Orleans. on the 10Th instant, of
the schr Renaissance, from Tampico,
which port she left on the 5th inst, the
Bulletin learned from Capt, Buisson it
was reported, when he sailed, that there
were 10000 Indians within twelve miles
Of Tampico. and the inhatitants expec.
ted daily to be attacked by them. The
u. S. sloop ofwar Saratoga was lying off
Tampico Bar. and communicating with
the Consul when the r. sailed.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-29
Roll in! Tumble in! DIR any
WaV 10 get i'm!

NNHANKfUL for past favors, tke undersigned
u would respectfully announce to the citizens
Of Fairfield and adjoining counties. that he has
recently refitted his Old Stand, on the Pike, %
miles East Of Lancaster and added to his old
stock a VERY LARGE AND SPLENDID AS
S0RTMENT OF LUMBER, which has been
selected, with the greatest care and Of the best
kind. from tho Ho2siug Mills.
He has on hand at all times, an assortment Of
WAGONS, HUGaIEs, co.,
Which will be sold LOWER FOR CASH than
they can be had at nny establishment in the coun-
ty Remember the old saying-"The proof Of
he pudding Is eheiOiag the sack"
He has employed the best OF workmen for each
branch Of business, by which meaus he flatters
himself that his poTk cannot be SurpaSsed by any
shop in the county, either for beauty or durdbii-
ty. The LATEST and MOST APPROVED PAT
TERMS will at all times be used.I
ALL WORK WARRANTEDi
Very strict attention will be paid to REPAIR.
ING. PAINTING and TRIMMING Buggies aud
Carriages. rtt tH G.
All orders from distance will receive the most
prompt attention.
WANTED-In exchange for work. any amount
OF Lumber, Of any kind suitable for the above bu.
siness. ETrAlways in the Horse market
~ e. M. WINTER.
June %, Is4O. III
7 N. B. Wanted irstrate BLACKSMITH, who
can iron OF fBuggies, Carriages, Wagons. &c.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-29
Furniture.

HAVE in charge a lot or GOOD FURNITURE,
Il which will dispose OF at private sale on the
usual credit. p. b. EWING.
Lancaster, June 90, 1919 q
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-29
GATES AND CosPER.

A T their Old Staud ia The Tallmadge House.
n have just returned from the Eastern Citos.
with much larger aud more elegant assortment
of Watches. JeweIry, Silver Ware. Cutlery. Fan.
cy Goods, &c. than has ever been offered for
sale in tile plnce. But call and ser our GOods and
prices; they will give you more correct idea ol
our merits than zee can through ibe medium Of All
adrerttsement.
Laucnsier Nav I8 I84g Q
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-29

The BURLINGTON WOODEN Factory,
of Burlington Vermont, has resumed op.
erations, and the three or four hundred
operatives who we're suddenly thrown
out Unemployment, are again fully occu.
pied.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-29
CHOLERA ANTIDOTE!

An Ounce Of prevention, ia oorth pound ofeure
DUY bottle of "Labarraque's Disinfecting
I'D Liquid" aud sprinkle your apartments Ii
has been extensively used in Europe and Ameri
ca and found to be most valuable disinfecting
agent For sale at Apothecaries' Hall by
M. 2. KREIDER.
Lancaster, June 90. l84o 8
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-29
SIGN OF TIE paddock AND MILL.SiW!
WNOIesrIe anna Refnin

HAVING made arrangements with the Iinpor.
tiers aGd Manufacturers. we will he able .,
'eiI Hardware ut Eastern prices. adding small
per cent fnr transportation. We are now in re.
relpt oi nil unusual large Stock which we are de.
ermlnt'1 To sell profit or no piufii Now is lie
Time ior bargains. J. e. WEAVER & co.
Lancaster. May %. Ig49.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-29
REMOVAL

7 ME undersigned hereby informs his friends
i aud customers that he has removed his Ship
into the rooms lately occupied by REED & BAuoa.
MAN. directly opposite to Bury & Beck's Drug
Store. Main street Lancaster Ohio. where he
will constantly be found aud always provided
wilh work, und ready nude Bouts s. Shoes, al
the lowest puSsinie prices
JOHN VI. MILLER.
Lancaster, April G. l849 %
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-29
Lancaster Market.

NOTICE is hereby given. that from the firSt
! y ofJuly until the first Of October ensuing
three Markets, on Tuesdays. Thursdays aud Sa
turdays. in each week, will be held ia the Town
Of lancaster. commencing at o clock A. NJ. aud
closing at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
NELSON COATES, Market Master.
Lancaster, June IS, 1919. 3w6
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-29

Doc SLAuouTER,--The number of
dogs slain in New York, agreeab!y to law,
was, in two days, 226, A colored man
killed no less than 80 the other day, re-.
ceiving SIS for his DAVIS work.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-29

VENERABLE PAsToRs.-The Puritan
Record states that there are now in Mas.
sachusetts eight Congregational pastors
who have preached their ft9ieth anniver-
sarY sermons.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-29

JARED SPARKS, the distinguished his
torian and biographer. was inaugurated
President of Harvard University on We'd.
nesday. Governor Briggs officiated at
the ceremony, and the new president de.
liyered very able address.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-29

Ex-Gov. SLADE, agent for the Board
Of National Education, passed through
Chicago on the 1lth inst, with sixteen
young ladies in charge. They are to es.
tablish schools in Minnesota.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-29
Estate of George See.

an HE subscriber has been appointed and duly
~ qualified as Executor Of the Estate ofGEuRaE
SEX, late OF Bern township, Fairfield county Ohio,
deceased Dated the 2lst day OF June, 1849
JOHN A. COLLINS, EzecutOr.
June 90, 1879 4w8
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-29

IGEN. SMITH's wife aud family
have come home because of the utter i'm
possibility Of living in California with any
comfort. No assistance can be had to
perform any kind of work, and there is
nothing like society or comfort according
to our civilized notions. When the
ladies road out, it was in army wagons
drawn by ten or twelve mules-snd ev.
erything was on a similar scale.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-29

Ice AND CuoLERA.--The recent sudden
increase of cholera in Paris took place
on a Sunday, a day Of general amuse-
mont. One writer says, 1000 died In
three days; the enormous consumption
Of ice was one cause.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-29

~ Later intelligence bringing dates
from Vera Cruz TO the 9TH inst, have been
received at New Orleans. immense
numbers ofMexicans are emigrating to
California.
The Mexican Congress, al latest dates,
were discussing the bill for appropriating
eightmillions indemnity from the United
States TO be appropriated towards inter.
nal improvements.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-29

AUSTRIAN AMIABILITIEs.--The Aus.
trians. at Leghorn aud Bologna. amuse
themselves by making human Jattue in
the streets-wheneyer two persons are
teen together they are at once shot down.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-29

u The latest dates from New Orleans
state that the crevasses are nearly closed.
The water in the streets is rapidly sub.
siding, aud the river is falling.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-29

DRFALcATroN.-l 1t has been calculated
that up to the lst Of July, ls47. the Gov.
ernment has lost ten millions of dollars by
defaulters.