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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-31
Notice..

MY Wife Sarah P. Clark having without cause
lvA left my house situate in Hooking Township,
Fairfield county Ohio, hereby give notice that
any person, who may trust her on my account,
will do $50 at their peril, will not pay any debt
she may contract. LEWIS L. CLARK.
August 81, l849 3wl7'
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Lat. from Observation-Disclosures Of the
1ehaantePec Road, &c.
MoBILE. Auo. 8

BY the arrival at Mobile Of the Steam.
Ell Freni, we have news from the City of
Mexico, To the 11th inst 1t seems that
a difficulty has occurred between the
Government and Messrs. Manning q Nc.
lntosh-the former has determined to
give back the contract received for max
ing road across the lsihmus Of Tehuant.
epec--the latter refused, wlrereupon the
Chamber of Deputies passed resolution
authorizing the Government to raise halt
million of dollars upon the pledge of the
import duties. The impression is, how
ever, that this resolution will be opposed
in the Senate. 49,. -. I.
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OuBBEwA INDIANS ON LAKE SUPERIOR.
= Trouble mih tile Canadian Govern.
ment,-The Lake Superior News. of the
9th, says delegation Of the Ojibbewa
Indians, tribe on the shore of Lake Su.
perior, within the jurisdiction claimed by
the British, have just retuned to Mon,
treal.
The Indians say they never ceded eth
erto the Imperial or Provincial Govern.
ment. auy portion Of their territory, bu,
that the Canadian authorities have grant.
ed mining locations OH the Lake shore to
various Companies, receiving therefor
9l2.5O0, and will not give them soita-
Try farthing; and this, too, notwithstanding
the possession of these very lands was
formerly guaranteed to them by the Brit
ish Government.
They complain that the operations of
these companies, who are setting FIRE to
the woods in every direction, is driving
Oft their game, which is almost their only
subsistence. ,.s.
The fact seems to be that the Indians
have been swindled by the Canadian
Government.
The maiteris ofvnst. import ance to the
United States, as the indians threaten te
sotc war if their claims are not granted
and in that case would doubtless be beat.
en-, and take refuge in our territory,
where a portion of the tribe has lono
been = Buffalo Com. Adp., ef Tuesday.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-31
New Books.

NNHE Woodman, Thirty Years Since and other
- Novels, by james; The Knight with the Iron
Hand, aud other Works by Dnmas;sN Nell Gwynne
and james the Second, by Ainsworth; The Sea
Lions, by Cooper Saathiel, by Croly; The Wa.
verify Novels, and Capt. Marryat's Novels; Mury
Barton, Mordannt Hall Discipline Of Life and d
large number of other cheap publications. Just
the Book Store Of J L.TUTHILL.
Lancaster, August 81, l8i9 II
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-31
Life ImsIIrance.

(tEORGE WEAVER, Agent for the Baltimore
W Branch ofthe National Loan Fund Life As.
surGnce Society of London.
Capital f5O0,O00. or $9,500,000
oFFICE-In Tallmadges Block, third story
Gazette Office.
Lancaster, July 20, 1873, Iln,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-31
RIank Rocks and SfatiOnery

DLANK Books of every kind--manufactured
I'D from the best Of paper, aud in the most dn.
rable manner. Also, ,kepton hand the best quail
ty Cap and Letter Paper. Note Paper, Steel
Pens, Qnills, Inks, States, Copy Books, Memoran-
dums, &c, JOHN L. TUTHILL.
Al The Old stand Of W. s. Beaty
opposite ShG6er's Hotel q
Lanoaster, August 81, 1919 -, II
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-31
school Books.

4 ItoNSTANTLY on hand, every kind of Books
" used in the Common Schools which will be
sold very low; Country Schools sending orders,
will be promptly attended to, and supplied at the
lowest prices. JOHN L.yTUTHILI.
GreeHe's Bloch, opposite SheBers Hotel
Lancaster, August 3D. 1919 II
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RECEIPTS FOR THE GAZETTE.

b-Mr Il. Kesan. of Bertrand, Mich IN letter written
Sept 49, 1915, says that yaushus Great American Rem.
edy, the hhonrpc Mixture, has rured Fever and Ague
nevery case in which had been tried and he has sold
one or Two dozen bottles expressly for That disease,
he does not know its equal, gives universal sasfacion
MI over Michigan and is perfect remedial agent
II should Ie in the hands Of every family See our col
nmus Read DR. vaughns advertisement. Get pamphlet
from Arents ..t ..
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!

August IL, l849 pfees5.a
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Am ExceIIent Farnl for Sale.

HNBE Heirs viii sell. ai private sale. the VAL.
j. UABLE FARM. known os tbe Jacob Beery
tsrm. lyngsix miles EAST of Lancaster. on tile
Pitcher road. The farm IS tceH impyored aud con.
lsins lG3 Acres Of The rsry beat hAd iH the coun.
TO- 90 under cultivation and tue balance well
timbefed.
a good Orchard aud fine Sugar Camp arr
upon the premises. and q HSserJ failing Rream Of
E0ater runs through the farm
Further ini'rmatiOn eau be bad Ly calling np,n,
DAsItt BgERr. upon the premises. or upon SAN.
UEL BKERY. in Lsncaster.
august is. l84g. Avis
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-31

10 A young lady from the country be.
ing invited TO party, was tol6 by her
city cousin to fix up and put her best foot
foremost, in order to catch beau, "she
looked so green in her country attire
The country lass looked comicalIy into
the face other rather faded relative, and
replied, "better green than withered."
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Episcopnl. ChnrcIl

The Right Rev. C. P. McILyAsE. Bisbop of ibe
Episcopal Church in the Diocese of Ohio. will by
Divine permission preach and administer the Rie
of Confirmation in the Episcopal Church in Ian.
caster, on Thursday morning, September the 9th.
Service TO commence at 10 o'clock
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Qhe MarIttts.
LANCASTER. Friday, Augo.t N. ls4o

BY Teisgrapk--F0r the Ohio State JoarAaL
New YoRK. Aug. 81, P. NJ.
There is no alteration to note in the
Flour Market. Good descriptions are
hnn and in good demand, but tho market
IS rather oyerslocked with low qualities.
The Corn market is dull Sales Of Mixed
at 81 5sc; Prime at SOC; and Yellow
SO 6Oc. Provisions are sleady--Sales
OF Pork at $l0,75 for mess. and 50 for
Prime. Prime barrel Lard brings 63a7.
Whiskey sells readily at &c 269c.
CINCINNATI. Aug. %.
FLouR-The market for Flour is dali,
Sales of Flour made from old Wheat, at
70 25 a IS 30.-WHIsKgY-195c. per
,allon. -
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MANAGING POPULAR AMUsEMENTs.-
The Christian Inquirer says that one or
two gentlemen in Boston, who are alive
to The importance of well-regulated re-
creations, especially for the young intend
to make an effort to form club, compos.
ed of members of churches of different
denominations, toplan, supesintend, and
be responsible for the proper manage
ment Of Popular amusments.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-31

ExPORTATIoN OF ENeLlsHr CorToN
GooDs.7-During the FIRST six months Of
1s47, there were exported from Great
Britain TO the United States s, ,sO2 $50
yards Of printed and dyed caIicoes. Du-
ring the same period Of the following year
1920, ,l2l YARDS and during the same
period. of 1s4o. 24,72A232 yards; being
an increase in three years Of nearly l6.,
100000 yurds. a|ss- fr&
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-31
Estate Of Tholnos T,re.

VNHE Creditors ofihs above Estate are hereby
noiihed to present their dernausia against
the same. within six months Tor sllusn,er 70 The
undersigned Commissioner - appninled Jun. Term.
is49. of Fairfield Couimon Pleas. 10 settle said
Estate, which was thiifdrclared ihsulveut
JOHN GARAGHTf c0mmissioasr.
Lancaster. August O. ts4g 2ni3
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-31
Medical Notice.
DR.. A. pAvIpsoM.

a. - n v Id > ON,
NhaDUATEo Of the University Of MaryIsnd
~ hier Two years sPeht Ia active practice with
Dr. bersiier. now iendsrS his professional seryi
ees 70 lie citizens Of Lancaster and vicinity.
Always to be Ionnd at bis Office, in the room
formerly occupied as the Post Office. immediate
y east Of the Court House, or at the residence of
Ms. Sumner, On Main street. a few doors east Of
bis Office
Lancaster, May IL, 1s49. Ig1
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-31
Gold Pens.

lust received anuThrr large l'i Of fine Gold
81 Pens Of the best n1kers. inciildiHg some new
FouHtain Pens. Warranted. Call and Try them.
GATES 4 cOSPER
Lancaster. June 81. is4s.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-31
Books for Children.

A LARGE supply ofJuvenie Books aud Toys
N of every desoripton-at the Book Store Of
JOHN L. TUTHILL,
Greene's Boek, one door West Of Savings Bank
Lancaster, August 81, l849, II
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-31
Canadian A6atrs-sKerdict Returned on
Me DeaM ef Mason Cholera, &c.
MONTREAL, Aug. 25-A. NJ

The inquest on Mason, who was shot
in the late row, has come to conclusion,
The Coroper'S jary gave the following
verdict; That the said Mason. deceased
came to his death by having been shot by
some person unknown, that such person
was firing in the defence Of Lafontaine s
life aud property, But that the corpora.
ton are greatly to blame in neglecting
timely precaution that would have avert
ed this calamity.
Our cilyis healthy and the cholera has
quite disappeared.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-31

~ You often hear Of man being in,
adpdHee ofhis age,' but you never heard
of woman being in the same predica.
ment.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-31
Ladies, CmrIs.

A NEW supply direct from Paris, beautiful and
"A. cheap. forsale by NJ. z. KRGiDER
Lancaster, July -, ls49 10
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-31
Pine Apple Cheese.

ENlGS. Zinte Curreuts, C'ln'ns. Raisins. Coeoa,
IL Superior Tea. Java Coffee. Havana do, Se-
gars, &c. Just received and fpr sale low 10y
VI. z. kkElDER
Lancaster. August 10 i8is IA
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-31

1 Marriage has been defined as an
ordinary machine that congresses two
people into one person.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-31
PAsMIONARLR TAIlORINl..

ii G., TROUT. eOnIinues 70 earry
u con ihe Tailoring Business. and VIII always
be ioand s' the Old stand, IN Sae6srs buildias.
one aooi easi ef fAs Taiiwadgs Hoase. WHARF
he will be ready 70 wnil upon al WHO n,sy elye
him call. Hewil constantly be in receipi q the
y A u u SF R&G0IOMGv
Aud his work viii be ID The nesdet and mist
durable Kind. lie will employ nohe but the best
oi workmen and VIII use every rapfi 10 rlsaAe the
public aud secure share Of their patronage !,
Give him call
Lancasier, June 8. ig4g 5tf
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SELLING OFT ar CosT.

flFhbDi INFORM tne cItigens pi Lancaster and
yicinity. that win cell my entire Stock Of
Goods a, EasisrA city Cat Tor cash only. Ms
stock is large and freab, comprising
Dry Goods, Hardware,
aUEENswARE, Ready Made CLOTHING,
Hats Boots and shoes, Cotton Yarn, ae.
| respectfully call the attention. Of Country Mer.
chants 10 my Stock. especially some
300 pieces Of FRESH PRINTS
200 do BROWN MUSLIN
Large Lot oI READY MADE CLOTHING
a pretty aud well assorted lot af QUEENS
WARE aud HARDWARE.
pledge myself that there is no hnubug in the
maiter--the Goods must be sold. Asa eusran-
tee that mn doing as propose, yoi will 6pd nv
private cost marx exhibited for the exnru ipation
of all who wish. so that yon can look thrau gh nav
stock and sell TO yonrseyes--sfter selling N mi.
yaie sale for short time the balance of ms Goods
viii be otherwise disposed Of. Person wishing
10 commence the Dry Goods business IN Lancas.
Ter. ore Informed that my Store aud Ware Room
will be for rent Friends If you let this opportu.
nity OF getting bargains pass you may never have
another. So come on quickly.
n. w. DEYELING.
Loncaster, August 81. l849 II
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-31

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 27.-Tbere was So.
-rious riot last night, caused by the de.
strnction Of house Of i'll fame on Market
street.--The furniture was first carried
out and burned, aud the house was
destroyed by fire, Several persons were
injured BY tho use Of fire arms.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-31
Dentists

A RE respectfully inGrmrd that have large
n supply of materiof Comprising all varieties
OF Teeth Gold and Slluirl Fob InsirIInents, &c.
which win be sold low as ia any city in the Onion.
Call aud examine. VI IL KRElDER.
Lancaster, August 10. ls49 IA
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-31
BOOKS 8 sTATTONERY.

~ ME subscriber having purchased the entire
a interest and Stock in Trade oflN. s. beatty.
respectfully informs the public that lie will col-
tinue the Book BUSINESS at the Old Stand. where
be will keep large supply of BOOKS aud STA.
.TIoNERY, consisting Of
Miscellaneous, Theological,
Classical, school Books, and Biank Books,
Magazines and Cheap Literature, from he pens
.t Of the mOst popular authors.
With everything else pertaining 10 well regu.
lated Book and Stationery Store.
Z In connection with the Book Store he has
BlNDERY. where he is prepared to do all kinds
OF Binding. Blank Books Of every description
will be made to order on short notice. Old Books
Magazines, &c rebound in a neat and durable
manner.
Fully determined TO supply every thing in the
Book and Stationery line, that the wants of this
community may require, he hopes to receive a
liberal patronage. JOHN L. TUTHILL.
Green's Block, one Door West oftte Saviag's
Bank, and directly opposite SheEers Hotel
Lancaster, August 81 lS49 II
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80 A GENERAL rsv,rfInrflt Of the Pr.
El N KIN cosiPANy'S celebrated
~ - PACKED TEAS. just received Ut
~ WISE 4 HILLARDS
Lancaster. June 90. is49.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-31


) IL The Missouri Bank defalcation ap.
pears to be no defalcation after all. Our
st, Louis papers of the gath, throw some
light upon the subject.
The Republican, states that the Direc-
tors of the Bank do rot entertain the O..
pinion hatthe 1921 ,Oe0 of foreign gold
was actually distracted from the institu.
ton, but as the assets we're deficient to
that sum, prevent its discovery, the
amount of foreign gold, which was not
used, was swelled to fictitious quantity
sufficiently to cover it, and consequently
that it is probable that the foreign gold
now in the bank is all that il ought to
have. while the amount upon the books
was Pu: here to coverthe deficiency of
the funds. How this deficiency occurred
is yet involved in mystery. and no one
seems able to throw any light upon the
subject. A thorough examination of the
books and affairs softhe Bank will be made,
and, that is probably the only way in
which the truth will be got at.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-31

WPatience is the key to every door
aud the remedy for every evil.
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Oil

Ihh GALLONS ai pure Flaxaeed Oil
p'Si received and Tor snIe ~
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CALIFORNIA lTEMs.--The subscription
price of the Placer Times, weekly pa
per published at Sacramento city. is $40
per year; that Of the Ala California. at
San Francisco, is $l2 per year, and 371
cts. for single number. The Alta Cali
fornia, since its enlargement, charges for
advertisements at the rate of 81 per
square for the first insertion, and SO for
every subsequent one. y
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Fire, Murder and Cholera.
ooRNnLrus InMna

-'"'onaeis Barber AAd Hair DEsa.ss.
III As removed hi. shop to cOiuubs, ,t,.,f. 4,
ne room fornsriy Oeeppied b. F,Snei,
Lazy a. Tailor Shop. where he viii hannv a,
"a,t on his Old customers aud tie citizens cen
orally. S''N'"' ""
Walk 10 gentlemen and read the news. while
blHel your Boots and Shoes. sly Ralors !. ,I'srn
my water bot. ] am ready and always on tbe spo,
Lancaster, August IS. 1919 Is
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-31

rals and by the best Of workmen,
He has recently added to his stock, a large as.
sortment of TRUNKS and CARPET BAGS.
A beautiful assortment of UGGY. CARIRAGE
and WAGON WHIPS, variety ofFLY NETS
BRIDLES aud COLLARS.
He has also on hand an excellent article Of
HUSK MATTRESSES und SEA GRASS MATS.
made up in the best aud most durable manner.
1t iSnow admitted that he has on band the larg
est aud best assortment of work ever before kept
in this place. and he intends TO be ready ht all
times to accommodate the public,witI every thing
III his line and at the ioped prices Give him
cal aud you will not go away without buying.
Lancaster, May II, 1919.
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A Word in YOUR Ear.

WHElOSE indebted TO me will take notice tta
III, am now settling up my old accounts.
wish every one, without exception, TO call and
settle by cash ornote. JOHN N. LITTLE.
Lancaster May IL. 1849
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-31
sale Of Real Estate.

DY virtue Of a power invested in me by win,
I'D will offer at public sale. at the late resi-
dence of Bavid Brumfeld, ia Hooking Township.
"a miles west of Lancaster. at the hours Of I2 O..
clock. NJ. ON Friday ne 96ik day Of OetObsr, ,is49.
the farm Of which he died seized, containing 2I3
Acres and Perches: upon il ia good Brick
Honse. large frame Barn, a fine Spring and a
good Orchard. About one-lnh Of the farm is uu-
der cultivation and the other half well limbered--
the quality Of land is good.
Terms Of Sdie-0ne third in hand and the
remainder in two equal annual instruments with
interest.
Should no sale be effected ~ the time and
place above named | shall offer the same premi
ses, upon the same terms at the door of the court
house. in Lancaster. at - o'clock, NJ, ON the 3rd
day OF November following.
Persons desrous Of examining the premises.
may call at my residence about vne mile west OF
Lancaster.
WILLIAM T. BRUMFIELD, Exe'tor
August 10, ls49 tsli
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Li0nid Hair Dye.

A Superior article. Warranted at No. l. for
n sale by M. q. KREIDER
Lancaster, July Is, ls4g 10
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Brushes.

HNHE most general and complete assortment
ever offered in this market. For sale ON
reasonable terms by n. z. kRElDER.
Lsncaaler. August 10. ls4s "A
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-31

DEATu OF CoL KIRBY, U. S.A.-The
Rochester American announces the death
of COL Edmund Kirby, paymasler in the
army, at Avon Springs, on the goth inst.
Col Kirby joined the army in July, 1912,
and acted as volunteer aid TO Gen Tay-
Ior, at the battle Of Monterey After
wards Col X. was attached TO General
SCOTS command, and served as chief of
the pay department. While in Mexico
he contracted disease of the liver,
which ultimately terminated in death. :
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-31

Luke Lee, Esq, has
consented TO run as the nominee of the
Taylor ticket for Governor of Mississippi.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-31
no Country MerehaMls.

THNlIE undersigned has taken agency "f tho
n ZanesriHe COtiOn Mil, E,r the sale OF Cot-
Ion Yam. carpet aad Coperiii TarAs, Cotton
BabiHg and CaHdir- Hfck. und will at oil times
sell at factory prices thus ing the Merchant the
enst OF transportation 10 tlIi. place. All orders
vii have prompt attention +. BOPE.
Lancaster, August 10. lg4g II
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Iron! Iron! IrOnM lrOnM

TIME undersigned has jast received, on eon-
j signment 2s Tons Of Iron. Of superior
quality; which will be warranted good. and win
be sold at reduced prices rAOicaGie Gad retail by
r. BoPE.
Lancaster, August 10. ls49 II
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E. & JOSEPH A. SHAW,

AitOrheys aud Councillors Ht law
OFFlCE-On Main-Sire three dpnrs west Of
" tie Hooking Valley Brnch BaukI
Lancaster, May ls. 1870. ly2
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36 Dog. Ivory Combs

"U DOA' HEUEy OONIADS
OF Superior qualiy-also, few doz. Tuck aud
OShelI Side Combs, with un assortment Of Hail
and Cloth Brushes. Pocket Books. Cologne Wa,
Ter, Fancy Soaps, sc. Just received and for sale by
GEORGE KAUFMAN
Lancaster, August 10, l84s IL
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InsOlYent Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, To the Creditors Of
IN William Conlsen m nsolvenl debtor. to pre-
sent their caius within sixty days from this date.
10 the undersigned for dividend
VIRGIL T.. SHAW, Com. hsolreats.
AuguRte, 1919. 3wI4
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CROWDED WITH FAcToRIEs.-We find
it stated that Rhode Island has within her
limited territory 1863 cotton mills, consum.
ing annually 100000 bales of cotton, and
manufacturing 7O000,000 yards of cloth
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COODer,s T'OOIs.

HDoARD AXES and Adzes, Head and Slaye
I'D Knives, Hollow and chsmperiug Knives.
Shave mp do Together with largo assortment
of other toUs in this way, warrantrd gund and
cheap, instreceived and for sale by P.BfPE
Lancaster, Stay 4, 1919, SO
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FIax-Seed.
400 Gallons Tanmer,s Oil.

On Draft, by the Gallon or Barrel
e Barrels LlNSEED OIL, 3 do Sp Turpentine
~ with supply Of Winter Sperm, Meats, Foot
aud LaId Oil, Tor sale by
GEORGE KAUFMAN
Lancaster, August 10. l849 Ia
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-31

at bis Old Stand. in Shaf
ier's Building, Sign Of the
PONEY, He still continues
to make to or,ler aud keeps
constantly on hand every
variety OF
SADDLES s. HARNESS,
Manufactured in the best
manner, Of the best mate.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-31

WHEELING BRIDGE CAse.-Judge GRI.
Err, oflhe U. S. Circuit Court declines ta.
king the responsibility Of granting an in
junction, bat leaves the ultimate decision
TO the Supreme Court of the United
States.
He holds in his written opinion that
the steam boat owners who shall be ag-
grieyed by the. obstruction Of navigation
may sue, but that the State Of PennsyI.
vania cannot.
This is sufficiently a recognition of the
points in the cause on which we reply,
10 take dozen the Wheeling Bridge.