The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-14
FRIDAY Morning, DEC. II. 1919.
no lhe Render.

subscriber. Your attention is directed
to the published terms in to.day's paper.
The circulation Of the Gazette must have
considerable addition Of prompt pay
ing subscribers. Our desireisto TO make the
paper worthy the patronage Of the 2j00
Wigs of Fairfield. We cannot do this
when oqly 500 aIe willing to lend US their
couutenance and support. We have a
. few more subscribers ihanthis but they
are out Of the county. One out Of FIVE,
thus far, are all that are willing to Sus-
tain home paper, with which they can
not dispense.
We can make no promises, because
we have no foundation for them; but in
general terms we will say that we can
and aoiRgive the Wing party a better pa
per, If tbey 'eW, US they can, support us,
Every Que ofour readers eau obtain one
or more cash subscribers, without any
trouble, thus doubling our list, Many,
very mahy'laNe pans !" RAISE cIuos '"r
Eastern papers, are 'hey not wl'l'ns u"
do the same for a paper at home? We
have but little vanity, SO far as our pa.
per is concerned but there are now but
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we have right 10 ask this support of the
Wing party Of the county, who desire q
good nome paper ior 'he dissemination
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ihi', ~ " s'''"' "cu' ''N ''e'es' = ne
hottnm was mol very gonli put onrs'elgli'
riders made the best of ID. On Yesterday
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Fatal ACCIDENT. = While odriylng home
fr9mtQwn on last Friday, y,JAcob foDER'
OF Pleasant Township, was thrown from
his wagon aud falling under the wheels
was so injured that he diod in lowhours
Just before leaving town, he was IL
the office after his paper, IN good health
and quite cheerful ile was an aged
man aud much respected by his neigh
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CVOn Monday night last, OLp Torn
AS. n colored individual. brearhed hi.
las, in cooper shop, in this place, lie
wasin the battle of Lundy's Lane. where
y lssal' he was wounded' lie llVed io'
many years IN Tins place, an old stager
wen known 20 our G''lzens'
Ky aow'I ,S I as '1I snn'ole % ma ~ Ln, aa noe
Der Is no more hard work for poor old Tob,
'i's so"e eVVour uo soou u'ss"' s"'
CoNGREss,--The Natioual Legislature
appearsto be as far of Of an organization
as over Some 40 baloliugs have al
ready taken place for Speaker of the
House with no success
The Free Soil fanatics Of tho North
and the Slavery fanatics Of the South
though few in number, are determined
10 make The people consider them cost
ly article worth some $4,000 per day
Mr. Winthrop's vote ranges from loC
to lOi. The Democracy do not appea,
10 be so well united. while tho fanatic,
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ut The time
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|at'"n OF Congress we shail % happ!
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