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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-08
DaguerreOtVpes.

THE subscriber especfuly informs his old friends and
L customers that he has returned 10 his old stand,
236 Main-street,
where he would be pleased wait upon all who may favor
him with their patronage H. invites all to call and examine
his specimens, particularly those Of the Hon. Judge Coamar,
Post Master General Of the United States and Gen. Phelps,
President of the Massachusetts Copper Mining Company,
whose Dagerreoypes he has had the pleasure of taking dur
ing his visit in Vermont
NIB Pictures taken in less time and more fslike than
IN any other in .he city
Worcester, Sept. 25. VIM. H. GILMORE.
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LEOMARD,S
Boston and Worcester Express,

TIVE subscriber continues to run THE EX
EssSrSS13 PRESS between Boston and Worcester, fol
SsSaTE the safe transmission of Packages, Bundles,
-~--'S Bank Notes, Specie and Merchandise generally
Three Times each way Daily
Particular attention glNea to PAYING collecting and ne
gotiatng notes, drafts, bills and purchasing and selling
merchandise, produce etc.
All packages must be directed to his
The subscriber alone responsible for property entrust
ed to his care and risk is assumed by the Boston ami
Worcester Rail Road Company.
Packages by this line Forwarded from Worcester to
Salem, Newburyp port Taunton, Fall River and New Bed
ford also, TO Portland, and all parts Of Maine.
Orders free for goods to be returned by this Express
UFFICEs.-HARNDEN & cos. Office Court street
Boston; J. II KNIGHTS HAT STORE, 1853 Main St
Worcester 8. g. LEONARD.
Feb 25. l947. diff
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Be not Deceived,

DC HUI UCCU1VGUI
A LTEOUGH the time of prophets is past, yet there
n those who would deceive and humbug The public
by circulating false and slanderous reports Of hose Who
would gain an honest living by industry, would take
this opportunity iaorm the public that did not learn
my trade of that young sprout neither have left the CRY
or state, but l am engaged in the DAGUERREOTYPE
BUSINESS in the Rooms adjoining those formerly occu
pied by worthy friend s. WILLIAMS 50 MAIN STREET,
where those who in want Of pictures tan obtain them
rom twenty-five fifty cents cheaper by passing few
steps from the top OF the rst flight of stairs, TO No.
in the block than at any other place in Worceste
June 6. DIT: r. W. MEltRlLL. 3
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Tnnr0Ved washing MacPime.

Improved washing MacNme.,
vT7HE,E celebrated Machines, for which
Association are made at No. CENTRAL aKhEf' "here
orders may be addressed. Il co,umns of IN.
The following is taken from the Editor
IN sse in our family for several wees par aud aier
giving trial can r's0 p ae.nsd with It mot
only great 'aoi . nsohes mnh less than is done by
ether washing machines, or by oO-iA "a manu- uO""s
board" tenee
GJPrlce 80. - aia''" FRANCIS GLOVES.
MAY 81. d2aw VII -----------
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Wilder's Patent Salamanler Safes,
Secured against Gunpoluder and warranted NOT TO ijre
books papers BY d.DlERess
THESE SAFES made in the most substantial man
ner lined with composition which ia n perfect non,
conductor heat and be destroyed by fire. having
been exposed, frequently, to the most tests in
every instance preserving their contents uninnred.
Manufactured by JOHN L. WILDER.
No. 80 State Street, BOSTON,
Orders received by WILLIAM CROSS,
AnriI7 distf at Eorcester Ronk
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Upton, Grafton, N. e. Village, ana
Worcester Express.
TTHHE subscriber has commenced running
%SFREE@SA 1 a Stage to and from Upton dairy,
Sz-=zsaEA Sundays excepted0 to connect win INC
line between Worcester and Grafton, leaving ptoh ote
at 81 and returning will leave the General stage
Office, Worcester at P. NJ. - -,
The Grafton and Worcester Stage vi run twIce Say
leaving Worcester at 10 AM and Pm Leave urai'oH
at I A. M. and P. M. - &C., n,
Books kept at the Grafton HOTEL at L. NJ Smiths Posi
Office, N. e. Village and in Worcester at the Generai
Stage Office, first door North OF the American
House. III, L .
is very necessary that all Express Business snoud 90
accompanied with written orders and signed personai!
that it may La done with correctness. n~-c,o>,
Sent. l. dwtf TYLER HhhhiNu ION
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ProYIdence q worcester Railroad

fsx.Ssss sssss,sss AEs.sss - sAA
WINTER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IhAi-'r'
TO govern and after OCTOBER ese' 1915
THROUGH TRAINS
Leave Worcester at A. Nj. and 4l2 f:h'
Leave Providence at 7.45 Am 8 80 I'M
4 FREIGHT TRAIN, with Passenger Car attac .tL
leaves Worcester Uxbridge, (wheIe II cohhecs wa"
snecial Train for Providence,) at ii ~ A. M:
UX8RIDGE SPECIAL TRAINS
Leave Uxbridge at Z A M. and 10 M,
Lave Pr evidence at / so A. M. and D TN
THE THROUGH TRAINS CONNECT .;ao..
A. Millve with coaches lor slaersviiie. A. uAos S
NTH coaches or Milford and Mendcn AT WhlIlns VIII.
coaches or East Doug and Whitinsvilie A. Falhu
with coaches for Graf centre and n y. Iiia n Nor
worcester with trains the Western Raroaa anu .osSs
,cb and Worcester and Worcester and Nashua IL. toa a.
The II 40 Tram connects at Providence WIN Trans "
Rosion Taunton, Pail River, N. Bedford, &c; =,
THE NJ IF lin from Uxbrdse connects Al p,
,, rains Of he Boston and Providence RR Tor Boston
ana the5P M tran Providence connec1 rs a. 60
,ncLst Win train from Boston The SAB M. ila M
Wnrcester connects at Providence with boslon anu 1
York steamboat Trains ,,, ena.,0l Train nc
IL 80 train fom Worcester. .,oa Hamlet or Water
Through trains do not stop az Ash" H. na'i'i''
fo.1' Trans 10 nv ''op ISAAC uINCKLEY, snp't.
Oct 8. dWu ishhN - ------
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NEW DJUCK VI Dry dUUttDI

Attention all we Lovers OF NhMslc.
rE1HE subscriber has removed his STOCK
@zE@z-=zz of splendid EOLIAN PIANOS and
s. - sERAPHINEs, to the Store No 60 90 MAJ! Mals
NAV he fonnd The NEWEST and CHOICEST selection .,
SHEET MUSIC, .or sale at wholesale and rstaiI Gah
ami examine for yourselves. n Nn j. s,J,c
Worcester sept6. ~"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-20
Sale of Real Estate.

WILL be sold oh the premises on Saturday
w The 5h day Of Nay ncrt. between the
homrs of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and = o'clock ?. NJ OF
sad day, the following Real Estate of Nichn.
las Sjdner deceased. in Two Lots. lying on the
O'd State Road from Lancaster 10 Tarlton.ol miles
from the latter described as follows, viz the iirsl
Lot being part OF the southwest Quarter of sec.
tion No. "a, Township No. -. Range No 90, be.
giunimg at the southwest corner Of said Quarter
seciiom thence East ihrty-three rods; thence
North one hundred and sixty perches 10 the nortl
boundary OF SAID Quarter section; thence Wes
thirty.three perches 10 the Northwest corucr N
said Quarter section: thence south 10 the place o.
beginning, containing 80 Acres more or less.
ALSO--54 Acres, more or less. of the sonl
east Quarter of section No. 90. Township No IL
Range No. 90; Beginning at the Northeos, corner
Of said Quarter section, aud running from thence
West two Chains and fifty links 10 "A post; thence
south twenty-three chains to pos'; thence Eas
two chains aud fifty links 10 the East boundary o
said Quarter section: thence orthtwenty -thret
chains to the place Of beginning.
Terms of saie-One-ilnrd ul the purchase mo
ney in hand, one-,hird in one year aud one-thir'
IN two years from sale with interest on deierret
| payments. WIN HAMILTON, Adm Tor
| Win The VII anne1ed of N. Sidner, deceased
April &. l8l8 pi$i.j0 5w48
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-20
sale Of Real Estate.

4 \ pursuance of an order of sale lo me directed
by the Court - Common Pleas within and for
the county of Fairfield aud State Of Ohio, will nn
Saturday the 9Th day of May, A. ID. 1910.
expose to sale by public vendue and outcry at the
door ofthe Court House in said county. the fol.
lowing described lands, subject to the dover es-
tate Of Mary Haley as assigned 10 her therein. to
wit: Eighty ucres Of land situate in said comfy
known and designated by being the east half oI
the northeast quarter Of section No 80, Township
No, IA Range No. 10.
Appraised at five dollars per acre.
Terms of sale one third in hand and the residue
in two equal annual instamenls with interest from
the day sale.
SOLOMON BUMGARDNER Admtor.
cfhe Estate Of Benedict Haley dec.
Apr6, l849. pfs3,OO. 5w48
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-20
NEW STORE! NEW GOODS
II. LITTLE r

l now receiving and opening an entire New and
Splendid Stock Of Spring and Summer Goods.
III tile Store Room formerly occupied By Ander-
son g. Miers, and opposite to Mr.. John U. GieSy's
Dwelling house, Main Street, Lancaster, Ohio.
FOR THE LADIES.-Anastasia Lustre,
Silk Striped and Figured Leon
Silk Mohair Mode De Lane, Linen Baregc,
Linen Lustre. Victoria Lawns India Book
Embroidered Muslin Robes. Jaconet Muslin,
English aud Scotch Ginghams Grass Cloth,
Tarleton Muslin, Mode Alpaca, Lace& Edging
A heavy lot of
NEW STYLE CHINiZ AND CALICOES,
very cheap
Barege Shawls and Scarfs, Capes aud Collars,
Fancy Silk Handkerchiefs and Points
Linen Cambria Handk is, Fancy Bonnet Silk,
Assorted KID Gloves Lisle do. Wreaths and
Artifcials.
Satchels and Travelling Bags, Parasols and
Parasolets,
BONNETS-A 6ne assortment of
NsVT 9W139 &AO149O . Og1G1@P9
very cheap, from l2 l.2 cents up,
splendid assortment of Bonnet Ribbon,
White, Black aud Mixed Cotton Hose.
Beached and Brown Drilling, Bed Ticking,
do do Muslin
! Cotton and Carpet Yarn, assorted numbers
Cotton Batting and Wadding
FOR TIE GENTLEMEN-Clo & Cassmeres
Summer Goods and Cloth, an extensive assort-
ment of every variety of color and quality
Summer Cassimeres Sattuets. Jeans. Tweeds
Cotton Drings. Cotton Plads and Jeans
HATS and CAPS-A large assortment
BOOTS AND SHOES--Lades' Fashionable
Walking Shoes and Slippers, Misses do do
Ladies' Gaiters, fine article
Childrens' Shoes. assorted
Glass and Queensware, Looking Glasses
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-20
California Gold.

ENRON the Eici that Gold Is found in great alum
Il dance in California. aud Is il is fast finding
ts WAY amongst us, il would appear wise on me
part Of our Merchants and Traders. W be looking
uHt for themselves desirable locations ut This time,
ns the silken net purses Of orr farmers and Me-
cmnics ia all probability, will be soon filed with
the shining yclluw BOys
The question naturally arises where can cach Of
Ms locate ourselves IN trade 50 That our interests in
all respects. will hest be securedl--l would an.
swcr ;Iiat LiibopOIis. Fairfield County. cIn fur
nisl at least two comfortable well finished Store
| H"useS. Ia any who wish to avail iIemsclve. Of
| this opening Vt this time. for trade II is not
perhaps saying tnO much that there is not in this
or any Of the adjoining COMMITTEES, al this time
more desirable point Of trade. We hlye Hour
isliing village. surrounded by deI,Se population
of thriving Farmers. WIN will bring in their gold
en treasures To this place for trade. We have
but two Dry GOnd Houses now ia operation at
this time. We have numbered rs high Us six
Stores in this place.
For the further niprmalioE Of any who may he
desirous OF securing lOcatiOn in all respects de-
slrable, would remark: first, we have ns healthy
a village as any perlnps in the State OF Ohio. We
have two comfortable Brick Churches. u MetlIo-
dist aud Presbytcrinn aud large Academy. re-
Gently erected aud the School in fall progress nm.
rienccd aud distinguished teachers. Dr.. JoHS
WILLIAMS, late Of the Greenfield Academy. We
have ia great measure all the advantages Of the
Canal without its disadvantages. such as Chis
and Fevers. &C., being about two miles distant
We are also distant from Columbus Lancaster and
Crcleve, about equal Distance Is miles, aud
midway between Lancaster and Coumbus-giv-
ing us fine scope Of territory 10 operate on. We
have AT this time. through the enterprise of D.
TALLNADGE, Esq, Il daily four horse coach run
ming through our village. We luve two Hotels.
together with almost all of the different lnecan.
ics bruuchcs carried on in the village
There are rooms attached to one Of the Store
Ilonses. which will accommodate a small family
comfortably. with nn excellent Spring Of Water
on the same lot, now occupied by DR., &. W. De4ie
baugh has a Grocery aud Provision Store Let me
say Ia all who wish In commence business. or ia
any who at this time have on hand fair Stock o
Merchandise. well assorted, either of Dry Goods
Hardware Groceries, &c, combined, or d Gro
Gerry AMI Provision Store. that Lithnpos is the
place where you can, with proper industry. accrr
mulae the Gold or It's equivalent as fast perhaps
ns in California. There is fair chance at tIi,
, time at lenst--call aud see.
For further particulars concerning the bindings
call on The subscriber. LEWIS HUBER.
, LithOpolis March g. l8I9. 4In
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-20
Urrhe Panama atar.y

The above is title Of a paper, copy ofwhich
we have seen. Il is published by W. F. LEOo,
of Columbus, and edited by Messrs RoBiEsoS
and RASkrs, of this place. Detained upon the
Isthmus for an indefinite length oltime. they have
concluded to give American readers IN Ameri-
can newspaper.
1t is printed on fOolscap sheet. The paper
cost them SeVen cents and they sell them for
dime. Hurrall for American enterprise.
THE IRIsH STATE PRIsoSERs.-All the State
Prisoners, with one exception, are liberated.
So we learn from the New York Tribune. Miss
Powers and Mr. Killilea plead guilty and were
dismissed. The men who were implicated in
the attack on Glenbower Police barracks have
been acquitted. Bills were found against Mr.. D.
Arcy Mckee for leading the rebels Of Portlaw.-
On st. Patrick's day the Temperance Band Of
Cashel collected round Mr., Doheny's residence
and played the beautiful and appropriate air OF
the Exile of Erin" Mr.. Rny has dissolved his
connection with the Repeal Association. and Mr.
John O'COnnell has been elected honorary secre
tarV,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-20
DIR. GOUCElER'S
Celebrated AgWe Medicine.


UNnlS Medicine has proved itself 10 be the
surest. safest and quickest remedy for Chills
and Fever, now in use Unlike most of the quucli
patent nostruns of the day. it does not profess Ia
cure the whole list Of diseases, 10 which flesh is
heir; but simply ChiIls and Inrermittenis.
We shall not travel from Maine TO GeOrsia 10
procure certificates; but from the thousands, who
have been cured by the Use Of this medicine, the
following gentleman have permitted Inc 10 ap-
pend their names:
CERTIFICATE the undersigned take pleasure in
commencing 10 ie public, Dr. GOrCutRs Ague Medicine
sold hy W. =. Beatty. Lancaster OHIO. We are satisfied
after having used II ourselves and III our families that
H. nallhle for The Chs and Fever cnving none
of the had effects in the system, which frequently follow
the use of Quinne aud most Agents used the OF
this unpleasant and Troublesome disease;
A. McVElGH, ROBERT FIELDING,
SAMUEL RHODES, II. T. HOYT,
JACOB SHOFF. JOHN l.. TUTillLL,
SAMUEL RAINEY.
In addition to the above we append the follow.
ing furnished 10y General Maccucken:
Although never used Dr. Gonchers Aguc medicine
have knowledge Of the GoOD EFFECTS il has lad upon
those of my acquainlnnces, wllo have used il.
SAMUEL +. MACCRACKEN.
Neware Of Imposition.
The great demand for this Medicine from dis
taMce has induced me to authorize several persons
us gents to sell it, whose names and residence
are given below, and no person should purchase
from any one, who has not written Inuthorty
from me, signed in my own handwriting.
Each prescription will he accompanied by print
ed directions for using The same.
| That the public may not be imposed upon by
persons claiming TO he in possession OF the Meli
cine. Gus some have already done.) we give below
a copy of netice from DR.. GoUcHER
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-20
To Contractors.

.SEALED proposals will be received AT the Col.
y lPcior's Osice in CIRcLYyILLR. until Thur
day he 26h d0y Of hprii, for reminding the two
southern piers OF the Crcleville Aqnrduct. sud
also for reminding 'be two lower Locks on the
Ohio Canal at Lockbonrne. aud for building Stone
Ahntnenis ior towing. path bridge across the
Columbus Feeder at its intersection with the
Ohio Canal.
The piers Of the Aqnednct are to br rehnif du.
ring the present summer aud completed not later
than the Goth dav Of October next.
The Locks. and Ahutmenis for towing path
bridge are in he laid in the spring Of 1850. aud
to be completed on the 10th day Of April.
All the stone Tor these works are To he prncnr.
ed from the Hooking Valley, and of a quality tn
he approved by the engineer. Plans and sJicci.
iicafinns can he SEEN ~ theCnlIectors Office IN Cir
cevle after the a2d inst: and anv additional iu
formation can lie obtained by application 10 Johr
Waddlr. Esq. the resident engineer in charge o
this portion Of the Ohio Canal
J. BLlCKENSDERFE2 Jr..
AciiMg CommissioHer
April G, 1Sl9.-s2-O s. journal 3wIs
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-20

VThe Liverpool Times says:--
"While the Americans have six or seven
hundred ships engaged whaling, the num-
Der of English vessels is reduced to seven
teen. The Americans, by some mode or
other, have quite superseded us in this
adventurous and profitable business.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-20

von last Sunday night we had a specimen
of snow storm, which was repeated, with varia-
tions on Wednesday morning. The wentler has
been exceedingly cold for this season of the year.
and reports are unfavorable from our fruit growers
We rather think that Miss Spring allows the
s'hoary headed wretch" Old Winter, to "inSor
in her lap" little too long this time She appears
rather fond Of ''holding' him.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-20
REMOVAL.

II ME undersigned hereby informs his friends
and customers that he has removed his Shop
into tile rooms lately occupied by REED g. BAUeH-
MAN. directly opposite to Bury & Beck's Drug
Store. Main street, Lancaster Ohio, where he
will constantly be found, and always provided
with work, and ready made Boots & Shoes, al
the lowest possible prices
JOHN NJ. MILLER.
Lancaster, April 6, 1849 48
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-20

WThe Wing triSmph, in New York City. Is
complete. The Wing Candidate for Mayor is
elected by about 1000 majority. The Wings
have also elected the three Judges ofthe Superior
Court, the two Judges of the Marine Court aud
two-thirds Of the Council
From the union OF the Hunkers and Barnburn
ers. the Democrats aud Aboltionsts, we feared
different result; but the masses would not bt
sold. In this we think we can discern cheering
times ahead. will the mass oHthe old fashioned
democracy, in this State, allow themselves to b'
tranferred, by their leaders, to the Aboitionists
We hope not.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-20

COLUMBUS CHARTER ELEcTIoN.--The Ohio
State Journal announces the complete triumph Of
the Wings in the Columbus City election. Our
friends elected their Mayor, Marshal, School Di-
rec,ors, and Councilmen in four of the five Wards
all by handsome maiorities.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-20
CHlI.LIcOTHE, April
Religious Notice

No preventing Providence, the Rev. w H.
BmNKERHoFF, will preach in the First German
Reform Church. on NEXT SABBATH after
nooa, at two o'clock also, in the evening at eOrly
cande.light.
Lancas Ter, April 90, l849
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-20

VERMoNr.-The Green Mountain Freeman says
that 1.-The amount of maple sugar made annually
in Vermont according 10 the best estimates we
can obtain is about five millions of pounds.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-20
Notice.

7NHE STOCKHOLDERS ofthe FAIRFIELD
, COUNTY SAYINGS INSTITUTE are here
Iy notified, that. on Tgcslay, Mag ~ an elec-
tion will be held at their Banking House, for Sg.
WIS DiREcrGRs 10 serve the ensuing year. The
rcmninng lnsiulmeni due upon the Capital Stock
sreqnesied To be paid ia on ihnt dav.
The regular dividend will be navalIle on and
after the Let inst c. =. GARAGHTY, Castier
Lancaster April G. l849 4w4a
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-20
CHI cap JIM NJ E.

This Spring .fadsh dftying all competition.
His aim is SMALL. PROFITS and QUICK
SALES. thus enabling him to sell low aud recruit
often
A call is respectfully solicited from NIL those
wishing 10 purchase Goods. and they may he as
suret that every attention will he paid them and
the choicest selections of Eastern markets of
iered 10 them.
An enumeration is unnecessary. Come and see
the BROWN and BLEACHED MUSLINS cheap
cr tlnn ever
A good article OF fG[NGHAM. extra width, for
10 cents per yard.
PRINTS proportionably low,
PANTALOON STUFF, by the quantity, all
prices.
Ladies' Dress Goods for the coming season.
variety of styles.
new article Of LINEN GOODS, superior ia
any yet offered in this market. aud acknowledg
ed to be the han9somesl dress Goods now in use
Need moro he saidl
Cheap Jimme is known, by those who have
patronized HIM, as giving general satisfaction
both as TO the
QUALITY AND Low PRICES,
Ofthe Goods which he offers tue public Those
who have never vet tried him, will fud it greatly
To their advantage to give him trial. They
will then acknowledge that Cheap Jimmie is still
ahead olall others. J. [. HENLEY.
Lancaster. April 6, l849. 48
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-20
Notice.

TN pursuance to the requisition OF an act to au.
Il thorize the establishment of seperate schools
for the education Of colored children and for 9TH
er purposes, passed February 10, 1849 the Trus-
tees Of Hooking Township have erected into one
School District for the of said colored persons
the territorial limits Of said township and they
hereby give notice TO the colored male taxpayers
within said limits, that they meet at the colored
Methodist Episcopal Church in Lancaster on the
26th day of April at o'clock P NJ and elect
three directors one to serve one year, one to serve
two years, and one to serve three years, and to
transact such other business as may be brought be.
fore them. GEORGE II. SMITH,
SAMUEL CANNON,
JACOB HOFFMAN,
Trustees Of Hooking Tornship.
April 20, l84o. so
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-20

wWe see number of Whg papers exultins
over the appointment Of Mr.. E. G. SQuIER as
Charge to Guatemala few years since we saw
members of the Ohio House of Representatives
exult over his Election as Clerk of that body. All
right we presume.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-20

Re feel ourselves bound to speak o:Mc ,lisiers Al.
Healing Ointment simple, yet great and good medicine
From the nigh standing hAs attained all over tho country,
aud from personal knowledge, we must say That
moi another article of patent mecne would we We willing
to exchange for this ointment For all diseases of the skin
rheumatsm stiff joints, govt, seroia, aud great many
other complaints we do moi believe can, will be
surpassed equallcd.
See pamphlet in hands Of agents.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-20
WEEKLY GOSSIP.

FmE.-on the 3lst of March Gre broke out
In the ware.room Of Messrs. GRTTN & MTERs,
in Findlay, which destroyed their ware-room,
'tOre.rOom, an adjoining tavern stand and other
small buildings.
The loss of Messrs. Griffin and Myers is about
$1,000, which was covered by insurance. Tue
tavern stand was insured for $1,000, which will
also cover the loss. The owner Of tho ware-room
and storeroom will sustain loss Of about 5000
Messrs. Griffin and Myers were formerly citi
zens Of this place.