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

Stores. He is also prepared to exhibit fine as
sUrtment Uf
EANOI GOODS
Donnets. Ribbons. Flowers. Fans. Gloves. Hose.
Shoes &c. SC.
Also, auy amount aud every varietyo Of
AAO1990 UD9J@ 90OO5o
French Needle-worked Collars. Shaws, "a fer
splendid White Grape ShaaOls which cannot
fail tu please the most lastidions. any part OF
which will be sold NJ the lowest prices.
A few examples of which will be found below
THIRTY yards of CALICO for One Dollar
% yards Of MUSLIN for One Dollar
Good Cotton Hose niue cents pair
do do Gnves five DO do
White Cotton Gaps, three for five cents
Linen handkerchief, uine cents each
A good Umbrella As do do
BOnnets. from 10 Ia "a cents each
Parasoets for Misses 90 do do
French Lawns. beautiful, ut ] l cents, aud all
kinds oi Goods at corresponding low rates.
To THE GENTLEMEN-I would say that I
can supply you with any kind Of Goods you may
WISH aud in few days will be prepared to ofiel
yOIl a fine lot of
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-29
Tanners Oil.

lust received and for sale 200 Gallons Tan
. J ner's oil, by GEORGE KAUFFMAN.
Lancaster, June ] +, lS49.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-29

EAn agricultural at Market Deep.
ing lately threw some box and yew tree
cuttings Inadvertently into the yard oc-
cupied by his cows, and Two ofthe beasts
died in consequences ofhaying eaten the
trimmings,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-29
REMOVAL.

TFNHE friends ofthe undersigned, and the pub
Il lie generally, are respectfully informed that
he has removed his WARE ROOM from Broad
Street to Mr.. Brnzee's building. 1ree doors Horth
Of Dr.. Sackses Office, on Columbus Street, AMI
Hsariy opposite M. Mayors Ta0ers.
He ininnIs fn kean nm hand
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-29

g A CANAL around the falls Of the Ohio,
on the Indian side, is to be constructed
at Jeiiersonville, terminating one mile
and seven eights- below Estimated cost
1864 O00. tsh. ,s8 HA a'rtasei
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-29

From THE PLAINS. The st. Joseph
Adventurer says that mouutaneer ar
rived there on the 9th ult in 90 days
from Fort Laramie The first company
for California, commanded by Capt.
Paul, of st. Louis, was 500 hundred
miles west of st. Joseph. aud all well.-
The road after the junction with the In
dependence road was much crowded
several teams abreast. There was sick
ness in every company, aud some dying.
Beyond Fort Laramie the grass is sparse.
The Indians were beginning to mani.
fest hostile disposition. We should moi
be surprised to hear of murderous in
road by them upon the emigrating
trains. rs
The Frontier Guardian of the 2Sth ult
contains news fory.two days from the
Salt Lake, Which says:
The emigrants. a(lerreaching the high
elevations, had recovered their health,
and there was no cholera among them
Four menhad been accidentally killed
in the emigraling parties, by the injudi'
clous use offre arms. Thenews brought
by the express ofimmepse gold discove-
ries in that region of the Salt Lake, had
induced many of the emigrantS to aban'
don their wagons, throw away their pro-
visions and hasten forward OH mules"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-29
Iron.

SA6AToNS IRON jnst received aud for sale Al
%V reduced prices. by y. BOPE.
Lancaster. May 4. I8l9. 50
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-29
T'WiIIe.
How much better is it to get
Wisdom than Gold"
BOOKN! BOOkN!! KOOKSN!

1AE@ " NHE. uudersIgued has
NSNZ E FOR sale at his store,
a3azsA one door Elsi OF tle
s4ss MN Hooking Valley Bank,
kzLzsA 1000 the liuwing works:
Manual OF Classical IiierHi'ire, hy Eschenburg,
The Atlas Of Ancient Gsog@phy by Butler
Upham's Mental Phlusppiiy
Lyell's Elements oi Geolngy.
Sismondi's Literature Of tire South Of Europe,
Lie of Henry tue Forth by James,
Ksahiley's History oi Eugiand.
Poetcal Works OF James Montgomery.
GoldsmtlI's History OF the Elrth aud Animated
Mature,
Baron Cuviers Animal Kingdom.
Godman's American Natural History,
Parks Pantolngy,
United States Exploring Expedition, Ly Wilkes
Donnegan's aud RDbnsun's Greek and Eng
lish LexicUns.
DR. Durbin's Observations in the East,
Fishs Memorial OF the Holy land.
StevensOns Travels Jaris' Physiology.
Meadows French Prouuuncirs Dictionary.
History of King Charles the FRS, of England,
Keudall's Santa Fe Expedition,
Tie American Manuel.
Woods Glass Book oI Botany. .....
Bryants's Poems, Herscllel's Astronomy,
Burke ou the Sublime d Be.utiTn,
English aud German Dictionaries & Grammars
Ure's Dictionary OF the Arts, Manufactures, SC
Jewretts Lexicon.
BackstOnes Commentaries on the Laws Of
England. JOHN LEHMAN.
Lancaster, March 80, 1919 AZ
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-29

ET The Maine House of Representa-
tiyes, by unanimous vote, have voted to
invite the Presidens to extend his summer
visit TO Augusta,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-29

TA kind Of candy has been made Of
sulphur and charcoal. in New York, for
cholera, which sells quite fast,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-29

INDIAN SUFFERINGs. The Paonee and
SiOur War. A letter published in the
St. Louis Republican, dated Fort Kear'
ney, and Nebraska Territory, May Is,
gives dreadful account of the suflerings
of the Pawnee Indians during the past
Winter. When they returned from their
hunting grounds, their trail could be fol-
lowed by the dead bodies Of those who
had starved to death. Children, young
men and women, have shared this fate.
They are also being driven very hard by
their old enemies, the Sioux, who are on
the war path in great numbers. A small
party ofPawnees recently took shelter in
a camp Of California emigrahts, on being
pursued by about 200 Sioux, but the EN-.
igrants looking for their own safety, drove
them forth, and three were scalped aud
boy taken prisoner. The Sioux were
afterwards pursued by Capt, Walker,
with 90 men, aud the boy re- e-captnred.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-29
Col. william mednL.

The Locofoco press ofthis State is set
ting up lameDIation over the removal of
Mr.. WILLIAM MEDILL from the office or
bureau of Superintendent of Indian AZ.
fairs. 49, as .
This Col. Medill of ours is a notable
|"DemOcrat" -and it seems TO be under.
stood that he was born into the world
with his mouth full Of treasury pap, aud
a spoon in his right hand to help himself
to more withal. He has been some six.
teen years citizen Of Ohio, and has yet
scarcely learned to relish the bread ofa
private citizen. Ii has Strange taste to
his office-loving palate! He came to
Ohio a young adventurer and brought
with him letters which introduced him to
the acquaintance and friendly considera.
ton Of Thomas EWING; aud made 10.
cation in the town in which Mr.. Ewing re-
sides. He soon found market for his
ducks by joining the hue and cry against
his neighbor, Mr.. Ewing. Aud fax! he
turned his little capital TO good account
Let US see; of the sixteen years since he
came among US, he has been, say four
years in The Legislature, about six in Con-
gress, and four in Mr.. Polk's Indian Af.
fairs office. This will do pretty well for
one of his limited meaas.' He has ma
reason to complain, surely. unless. as has
been suggested, he has some indeieasiblc
right to falten upon the spoiIs Of office
Much less reason had he TO expect Mr.
Ewing would furnish him a covert from
the vulgarily of private station, or tr
complain of him for the withdrawal uf of
fetal favor.-O. s. Journal.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-29
ANOTMER REMOVAL.


And once more to the Combat
.TEIHE sabscriber has removed bis CARRIAGE
Il NANUFACT0RY md LIVERY STABLE
10 Ille House, on Mafn-Rreet. formerly occupied
by ChTiSffaH King, deeeGssd, GRd fec doOTs
EaH cf The Market House. where he Intends, id
luture. 10 curry on the manufacturing of
CARRIAGES AND RUGGIES;
And oil other articles in bis line. His work
will be made by competent workmen. Of tho
besi materials aud III tho most approved styles.
He has now on hand large lot OF CGrrioges
and BRggies and lew good Lumber Wagons,
which be will sell, at very low prices. for cask,
or will take in exchange fec good Horses aud
Country Produce
kEPAIRING always done, upon the shortest
notice and most reasonable terms.
NIWlAGT STABLE
The undersigned has spared 10 expense in re.
6iing his Livery Stable. He has improved his
Stock by adding lot Of new Horses. Carriages.
Buggies, Hsrness. Saddles, &C., aud il prepared
Ia Accommodate tire public equally as well US any
esunblishment Of the kind in Ohio.
Thankful for past fayors, u continuance Of pub
lie Patronage IL solicited.
WILLIAM II. SHUT.
Lancaster. April IS, ls49. u46
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-29

Cotton Yarns, Bags, &c. &C.
NUST received. a ine assortment Of Twilled
- Bags. Cotton Yarn. CoverIet aud Carpet
Cliain, Batting Candle Wick. Sc. &C.
For sale low. by MZ KREIDER.
Lancaster, November "a, 1948 20
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-29

BIRTHS ExTRAoRDINARY.-M Moore,
of l29 Washington Market Place, Phila-
delphia, was on Thursday delivered Of
four children! all boys, OF good and re,
gular size. The third one was born dead,
but the rest are lively and hearty. Her
age is 29--that of her husband, 81, and
they have been married less than year.
The lady was formerly married to a Mr.,
Bell, and she presented him. first, with
two little Bells, second. with one, and
third, with three. OF this flock, three
have died. More Than five hundred peo-
pie, mostly women, visited the mother
ON Friday. .-... ..-.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-29

CRows-MoDE or CATcHNG--Niue
hundred crow scalps were sent TO the
Levy Court Of queen Anus county, Nd,
on Tuesday last, by gentleman on Kent
Island. The bounty of six cents each
amounted to upwards of Fifty dollars.
The sharp farmers Of Kent Island mau-
age to catch crows in the following way,
They first obtain a live crow aud pinh
down on his back to the ground. His
cries attract other crows tO the spot, when
he seizes them with his bill and claws
and they are then taken and killed. The
Centreville Times gives this on the au-
thority of one Of the Kent Islanders.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-29

MoRE BIRTHs ExTRAoRDINARY.-Th The
South Boston Gazette is indebted to a
fiend for the following particulars: A
month or two since the lady of Mr.. Ed
ward Lowell. of Gardiner, Maine, pre-
seuted her husband with twn girls aud a
boy at birth. in honor Of the three
towns adjacent, the girls were called Hal
lowell and Augusta, and the boy Gardi-
ner The town Of Gardiner on hearing
the particulars. presented the mother
with beautiful cradle, capable Of hold
ing all three. The town of Halowell
then presented a mommoth baby jumper,
big enough for the two. The cilizens OF
Augusta have not yet made their present
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-29

The LIABILITY oFCoRPoRATIoNs. EAST.
wARD.-John FIagg has recovered $500
damages against the town OF MiIllury,
for injuries sustained through bad road
in the town. William Cushman and wife
have recovered S4OO at Worcester, of The
Western Railroad Corporation, for inju-
ry sustained by the latter, in consequence
of the train having been too soon set in
motion at East Brookfesd, where she was
10 stop. A motion for a new trial, be.
cause the verdict was against the evidence
was denied by Judge Shaw. William
w. Boyingt"n has recovered $3.50 al
Springfield. of the Western Railroad
Company, for the burning of his shoT
through spark from one of the compa
ny's engines. The Connecticut Railr Dad
company have fled motion for a new
trial, in the casein which Ezra H. Coru.
ing obtained verdict of 5000, on the
ground of excessive damages.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-29
LADIES and GENTLEMEN,
walk up and see the Elephant!
H. W. DHVELTN

NT UULD inform the citizens of Lancaster
w and vicinity, thai llfo Elephant has arriv-
ed and is perferty docile. aud remarkably fund
ofsering tie Ladies. All are invited 10 attend the
exhibition free OF charge. In addition 10 tie
above attraction. he has received lis splendid mud
Wei selected stock of
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-29
Spring and Summer Goods,

Which embraces every description Of Goods usn.
snally found III our largest aud best Dry Goods
Stores. He is also prepared to exhibit fine as
suItulent of
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-01-08
THE VHNzoECAI7Ofs.
6 Az IN On !:
Monday Evening, sEaza. E.
FLEE NEGRC ES.

4 series Of articles under the signature
of LAGOON" will appear in this paper in
reference 10 the Free Negroes. The writer
understands his subject, and will present
many matters Of interest in relation 10 il.
Ii is known 10 our citizens that Governor
Smith, i'll his messages, recommended The
removal of,his population from the State,
and ii will be happy day for Virginia
when this obiec, can be effected. We arc
mot prepared to state that the citizens OF
Augusta would sanction coeicige measures;
Ibut, speaking for portion Of them, we
say that they WILL sanction that course
likely to accomplish Il result SO greatly TO be
desired by all. We apprehend some of,he
members Of the Legislature VIII fear to risk
|shcir popularity by direct vote OH this
qnes,iorn For ourselves we do not adyo.
cate coercion uutil all other means have
failed,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-01-08
PAVING TILE WAY

TIE Louisville Journal, the erca, organ
Iof modern Whigyery in the west seems to
he preparing the public mind for tho refu
sal Of General Taylor TO veto the WiImo
Proviso when applied to New Mexico and
California. 1t says emphalically no goou
could possibly gro'c out ofthe arrest Of til,
lVllmot Prociso By lie Er6culice J.eto."
Southern men do you hear this3 VIII,
were you not told this before the election
Then the hue and cry was that Gen. Cass
was unsnund on Southern rights, and ole
lacks cotton plantations and 400 negroes
were lrinmphant'y pointed to as an uner.
ring evidence, Of bis soundness on the
slavery question. Oh! Whiggery where is
Thy blush
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-01-08
THE LONDON TIMES

Rejoices over the election of Gen. Taylor.
1t checks The wild spirit Of progressive
democracy" which threatens to break down
first the English arisiocracy, and finally the
Iihrone-and in this county to foster the
Iaristocracy Of wealth, which is making the
rich richer and the poor poorer under
the american System" But whilst the
London Journal thus rejoces in the tri-
umph Of an ally, on this side Of the water,
II thinks it necessary 10 congratulate It's
readers that there is no danger of the tariff
Of '46 being repealed, because Of a demo-
cratic Senate. If it should be, the Times
would laugh on one side Of its mouth, and
,cry on the other !--Soutaern Banner.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-01-08

HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION.

Several Of the States have recently pass.
ed laws exemp,ing the homestead and a
certain portion of land from seizure or sale
upon execution. Michigan has adopted
the principle-Wisco also. In Yer.
mont the subject has been fayorably con.
sdered, and in several other States the
public sentiment is.ripe for it, and we trust
the time is not far distant when every State
in the Union will have passed in its favor
We are glad to sec that some Of the Jour
mails in New. Hampshire are urging the sub.
jcct upon the legislature. The Indepen-
dent Democrat justly remarks. honest pow
erty is not crime. 1t should not be pun.
ished as such. Much more should i, not
be visited as such, upon the poor mans
wife and children. In this country every
need, aud what all have right to. The
earth vas created for man, aud man for the
ear .. And without adopting the ultra
the les Of ultra reformers, we hold that
every man, woman and child upon the
earth has an indeieasible right to a place
to live. which they may call their own
and from which no human power has RICH,
TO drive them.
The apprehension that such law would
impair any rights or securities of creditors,
is without foundation. The exemption
relates Of course to claims created after
the passage of the law, and it is optional
with men to trust their fellow-Inen or not,
in view of the change. And as regards a
gcneral lrust-worthiness, the law Of ex-
emplon is calculated to increase il greatly.
Tear from man his home, and you make
him reckless vagabond.-Confrm him
in the possession of spot which he can
call his own and which no earthly power
can wrest from him. s. you give him some
thing to live and labor for. Respect for
himself and lovetto his family, protect him
from dishonor and make him scorn TO de-
fraud one who trusts him.
Homes for all would do more TO
elevate and improve our social condition
aud remove evils which now threaten to
overwhelm us, than any other single meas
ure which modern philanthropy has sug-
gcsted.-N Y. Organ.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-01-08
VA. LEGiSLA

On Friday, Mr.. Cook from the commit
tee appointed to inform Mr.. Floyd Of his
election as Governor, presented the cor
respondence between the Committee, and
Mr.. Floyd in very appropriate and hand
some letter, accepts the ppoin,ment.--
Several private bills were passed.
Saturday. No business Of Importance
transacted.
Monday. Mr. Scott Of Fauquier offered
a substitute to the resolutions Of the Select
Committee, known as FIoyd's resolutions
OH the subject Of the Wilmot Proviso, SC.
Laid on the table and ordered to be print
ed. So far as we could understand Mr..
SCOTS resolutions, from reading of them,
they amount 10 the abandonment Of the
true Southern position OH the subject of
the Proviso. They are if we mistake not
just what should meet with a determined
opposition from all parties in the House.
The bill appropriating $7o0 for the Cadets
Of the Military Institute al Lexington, was
passed. Several other bills were read.
EGamiaea, Jan. 2.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-01-08

THE CHoLERA.-.Mode Of Treatment. =
The best and most reliable cure Of this
disease, as stated by DIR. Whiting, in his
report to the New York Board Of Health,
is calomel administered in moderate doses
with morphine, at short intervals. Recov-
cries have commenced, in every case, from
the moment the slightest evacuation was
produced. He also states as remarkable
fact tina, worms have been discharged,
either by vomiting or the bowels, in large
majority of cases. One-third of the whole
number of patients at the Quarantine Hos.
pital have been children under fourteen
years of age.-.N Y. Journal Of Commerce
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-01-08
ARRIVAL. CT TiiG STEAMER
EUROPA.
14DAYs LATER FROM EUROPE.
The French Presidential Eleciion-E Election
Of Louis .Napoieon.

New YORK, Dec. 81.
The steamer Europa arrived at her wharf
shls afternoon, bringing dates from Liver
pool 10 The 10Th ult., embracing most I'LL
portant and interesting news.
FRANCE.
ELECTION Of PRESIDENT.--Lo Ma
poeon has been elected Pfesldcn, OF
France, and PARIS tranquil.
A letter from Paris dated the 14h inst,
says that all is tranquil up To thai date.
The returns from .he election for Presl-
dent continue 10 come in favorable TO the
election of Prince Louis Napoleon to the
Presidency. He proposes to raise Gen.
Cavagnac TO the position Of Marshal OF
France.
A general amnesty is spoken Of rs like
ly to be presented to the Assembly, either
by Gen. Cavaignae or the ministry Of Pres
idenl Bonaparte. It seems TO be under-
stood thai il will not include the prisoners
of Vincennes.
Marshal Bugeaud made his Grs, appear
ance in the Assembly to-day. and was re-
ceived in the Salte DIES Pasperdus by NJ.
Theirs and M. Mole. A great number ol
members of the Assembly have to-day left
their cards at the hotel Of prnce Louis.
The Proclamation Of the election of
President will be issued abont the 2Oth.--
The incomplete returns Of the vote stood
in the following proportion: Louis Ma
poleon &C per cent, Cavaignac 90 per cent;
Ledru RoIin per cents Raspal 4 Per
cent, Lamartine 3 per cent.
The commissioners will have examined
the vote by Monday, and ON Wednesday
IL or,1o ion az
President.
THE REVOLUTION IN ROME.
The revolution in Rome has terminated
in the flight of the Pope ard the heads Of
the Roman Catholic Church. One of the
most popular princes that ever assembled
the Papal Throne, is now an exile and a
wanderer.
The Popo appears, after the scenes last
described, to have remained prisoner in
his palace, protected from personal VIC
lencc by the French Ambassador
The Pope in fleeing from Rome, took
refuge al Naples, and was under The pro-
teclion of the King, refusing to go to
France. He has signed protest declar-
ing all the late acts void.
PRUSSIA.
Alarming riots took place at Mornel on
the 18th December, and the town was in
the hands Of the populace on the Sth. For
four hours great excuses took place.
AUSTRIA
The Emperor OF Asuiria has abdicated
in favor OF his nephew, with new minis
try. The President has published an adj
dress declaring the policy Of the new Pres
ident, and pledges TO maintain the liberty
Of the people.
The military executions for political of
fences still continue.
The Cholera is raging fcarfully at Pres.
burgh.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-01-08
HORRIBLE AND EXTRAORDINA-
RY MURDER.


The Cleveland papers give an account
of most extraordinary murder of a cli.
zen Of that place, by the name of David
johnson. The murder occurred in Mari.
on county, and under the following horril
circumstances, as detailed by the Plain
Dealer, from Geographic despatch TO that
place:
He was in the employ of billiard ant
Smith buying cattle, aud was at the time
in Marion county. in this State. He hal
pu, up at tavern in Marion, where he in.
tended to make head quarters for time
had explained to the landlord his business
and as usual the mex, day went into the
country around to look for cattle. The
landlord knowing that he had considerable
mouey upon his person, sought him when
about twelve miles from his tavern, and
alone in a by place, shot han, robbed him
dragged his body some distance and placed
it between two logs and covered the same
with brush. Johnson feigned death until
the landlord left, when soon after a. team
ster was passing by and made himself hearc
to say, put me in your wagon and drive me
to the tavern as fast as possible. The team
ster did so, taking him to the same tavern
where he put up. On arriving, the land.
lord came out to take the horses, wher
johnson raised his head and said THAT is
the man who shot me He has $4,000 q
my money aud in ten minutes after John.
son was dead.
The landlord overwhelmed at the evil
dence ofhis guilt, gave himself up. con.
fessed the murder, and is now in Jail.